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When Husbands Travel – The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
I want to applaud all of the women whose husbands travel regularly and often. I don't know how you do it. Like everything else in life, I'm sure you get used to it, but it can't be easy. Whether he travels on frequent short trips for business, or the much harder, longer deployments for the military, I know I couldn't do it. Maybe in my younger, carefree, childless days, perhaps. But definitely not now. My hat is off to you all.
My own husband just returned from his annual golf trip. Once a year, and only for 5 days and nights, he heads south to hit the links. I know, I know, no sympathy deserved here. But over the course of those five days, I discovered a few things about myself and my marriage.
Leading up to this trip, I was honestly looking forward to it. (Shhh, don't tell my husband!) After the holidays, January and February bring with them a funk. This year, that funk was topped with about three feet of snow. We all were suffering from lack of fresh air and exercise, cabin fever, and too much together time, thanks to Christmas break followed by umpteen snow days. I was cranky, my husband was moody, and my kids were driving us both bonkers. So I was looking forward to this trip to give us some needed space to breathe.
Besides, I used to live alone. I loved those years of having my own place with only my two cats for company. I wasn't worried a bit. In fact, I started thinking about all of the great things about having the house and the kids to myself for the next week. This would be great!!
The Good
There really are some great things about having your husband away from home for a while.
- Easy Dinners! Ask any mom and she'll tell you, we're really happy with a bowl of cereal or a salad for dinner most nights. Fix the kids some easy pizza, chicken nuggets, or mac n cheese and call it a night. No meal planning, grocery shopping, prep, cooking, or clean-up required. Whoopie!!!!
- Post-Bedtime Quiet. Once the kids are in bed, the house is MINE. They won't notice that I've turned all the clocks ahead by half an hour to push that a little earlier, right? No discussing plans, house issues, small talk. Just peace and quiet. Pure bliss.
- Control of the Remote. I can watch Downton Abbey, cheesy 80′s movies, or as many reruns of Grey's Anatomy as I want without anyone scoffing, complaining, or interjecting with jabs about this "special, touching episode." I have absolute control and refuse to watch Top Gear, golf, or the history of man's finest inventions.
- Full Stretch on the Sofa. Yes! I can take up all three cushions to myself and stretch out from end to end in complete and utter relaxation!
- Clean, Tidy Bathroom. I love my bathroom when he's gone. No cans of shaving cream left on the sink, no razors falling out of his toiletry bag, and the bathmat and towels are hung neatly, and the shower curtain is perfectly draped every time I enter. My absolute favorite here, though, is that I can actually see myself in the mirror because it no longer has that smeared streak down the center of it from him wiping away the shower steam to shave. Clean, tidy, and just the way I like it.
- The Whole Bed. Our rooms are too small to fit a king size bed, so we share a queen. Without him here, I can sprawl right across that nice, firm bump in the middle that hasn't sagged yet and not worry about hogging anything. All the covers and pillows are mine, all mine. Let the peaceful slumber take me away!
The Bad
Except, my slumber isn't all that peaceful and I begin to realize that it's nice to have him around.
- Late Nights. I stay up way too late when my husband is away. No clue why, but I do, every single night.
- Snacking. While I'm staying up way to late, I find myself snacking before bed. I know this is a terrible habit, yet I do it anyway. Maybe I miss running my mouth, chatting with him before bed and have to keep my lips busy. I don't know. I just know that I'd be huge if he was away any longer than a week.
- No Alarm. I haven't set my own alarm clock in years. My husband's alarm goes off, waking us both up as he gets ready for work and I get ready to get the kids off to school. Late nights plus no alarm equals an unhappy, very rushed morning.
- Household Duties. I do just about everything for the house indoors as far as cleaning, cooking, and basic upkeep. But my husband does the outside stuff. When a storm dumped another 5 inches of snow, topped with a wet coating of ice and sleet, I didn't have him here with the snow blower, clearing our driveway, steps, and walkway. So I had to shovel all of that very heavy, wet stuff myself in order to get the car out. I have a new hatred for snow plows after sobbing my way through the sludge they pushed to barricade us in. When is he coming home again?
- Single Parenting. I do most of the parenting on my own anyway in our family, due to the fact that my husband commutes to the city for work. He leaves at 6:30 every morning and isn't home until 7:30 most nights. But even with that schedule, I didn't realize how much he helps with the kids in those few hours that he does have. All of the help, discipline, and bedtime routines fell to me this week, making me miss having him here.
- Restless Sleep. Although this is the same house in which I sleep every single night, when my husband is gone, every noise wakes me up and starts my heart to racing. Before bed, I bring my cell phone with me instead of leaving it charging in the kitchen. I triple check every door lock and window, and generally get myself in a horror-movie panic, imagining every demon and ne'er-do-well coming to get me. Suddenly having this bed to myself doesn't sound so good.
The Ugly
After the first two days, the luster has worn off and I need my husband back home. I am a sleep-deprived nutcase, holding it together for the sake of my kids.
- Snow Sucks. (and perhaps my attitude does, too.) I think the weatherman predicting more snowfall during my husband's drive home should be hanged with his own ugly tie. If one more snowflake falls on my shoveled walkway, I'm buying a flame thrower.
- Empty Bed. My covers are cold and my nightmares are haunting me. I need my husband home to reach out and touch in the middle of the night.
- Kissless. They may not be the steamy smooches of romance novels, but I really miss morning kisses as he walks out the door, evening kisses when he comes home from work, and good night kisses before bed. I am kissless. Even my lips miss him.
- Kids Who Miss Their Daddy. My kids adore my husband. He is a great father. Hearing my daughter say how much she misses Daddy is breaking my heart. I can't wait for him to come home so he can see just how much he is loved.
- Post-Bedtime Quiet. Once something I looked forward to, now it's just too quiet. All other noises are amplified and it makes this big house feel so empty. I never knew I could feel such extreme isolation in the comfort of my own home. There are four people living here, yet it is so very lonely.
- Missing His Wit. Control over the TV remote is great, but I actually miss my husband's sharp wit and silly puns. No one makes me laugh and smile as much as he can. I miss his company so much.
- Feeling Incomplete. When he is gone, I feel like part of me is missing. After so many years together, we have become like two slivers of soap in the shower, slowly molding ourselves around each other until we're one solid chunk. We may be worn around the edges, and a little soggy from overuse, but we work best when together. Separate us, and neither piece is enough to get the job done on its own. But together, we're a fresh, clean whole.
I suppose absence really does make the heart grow fonder. Each trip away proves to me that I married the absolutely perfect man for me. It's not just missing someone when he's gone; I miss everything about who he is. The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, and everything in between. He's home again and I am whole again.
You Only Have To Start
You Only Have To Start
by Stacey Biemiller Maisch
Staring at an empty page
tears rolling down his chin.
He sighs, frustrated,
thinking that I don't understand him.
I want to tell him that I know
exactly how he feels.
I want to hug him, comfort him
assist with this ordeal.
Instead I stand one room away
just peeking in to see
if he has started working yet,
but I can't let him see me.
He needs to puzzle through this,
Needs to get there on his own.
He needs to learn how to begin,
so he can get it done.
He's only eight, in second grade,
hating both homework and me.
It's not that I don't want to help;
I just need to let him be.
I need to let him flail and fret;
I need to let him be upset.
I need to watch him struggle.
If it's too easy, he'll forget.
Once this is finally finished,
I know he'll stomp and fuss.
He'll claim how much he just hates school,
and even, possibly, us.
But when it's over, he will know
that he completed this task.
And any future hurdles
won't be too much to ask.
By butting out, a room away,
I just hope he learns
The best rewards cannot be given;
No, they must be earned.
I hope someday that he will know,
deep down in his heart,
that all things become possible.
You only have to start.
I wrote this poem after reading the following phenomenal article from Forbes, 7 Crippling Parenting Behaviors That Keep Children From Growing Into Leaders. I am guilty of more than half of these things, so I still have a long way to go.
What Richard Sherman COULD Have Taught Everyone
I was sick of this story before I even read a single word. After cheering for the Broncos, I watched the first half of the Seahawks v 49ers game, then kicked my husband and son down to the basement to watch the rest because my DVR was busy recording Downton Abbey and Revenge, so we couldn't watch a third show. I don't have a dog in this Superbowl race this year. My Giants were out of it in the first month of the season. My Panthers lost the previous week. So I was down to rooting for Peyton Manning and former Panthers coach, John Fox.
It wasn't until I received a call from my girlfriend about this whole Richard Sherman thing that I actually knew it had happened. (Yes, husbands. Your wives actually had a phone conversation about football. You may consider yourselves lucky.)
When I watched the video interview, I was predictably disgusted and disappointed. What a missed opportunity. This cornerback could have been featured on every sports page, every social media outlet, even every front page headline for being a fantastic role model, or even an eloquent spokesperson. But no, instead, he used his five seconds on camera to exemplify selfishness, arrogance and ego. What a missed opportunity.
I chatted with my husband about how frustrating it was for my friend, who is striving to supply her athletic son with positive role models. We ended up agreeing that this was as much Sherman's fault as it was the network's and the team's. These interviews are arranged beforehand, with full knowledge that they are giving the spotlight to a trash-talker with a bad reputation. It was obvious that this was simply a ratings ploy. And it worked. Here we are, talking about it, just like they wanted.
I wasn't planning to spout off about it at all until today, when I read some of the articles defending Sherman. Specifically, this BlogHer article, claiming to offer a mother's perspective, and this HuffPost piece, which brushes the broadest stroke to say that America is upset because Sherman is from Compton and we don't like outsiders.
First, as a mother of three, I can 100% accurately claim that no, neither I nor my children have ever proclaimed ourselves as the "best ever" after a game. Not in our house. Not on a field. And certainly not in a public forum, much less on national television. Why? It's not because we are repressed, or self-doubting. It's because we were taught better. Our parents, teachers, coaches, and communities instilled in us a sense of good sportsmanship that precludes this kind of angry, self-aggrandizing showboating.
As a mother, I say, yes, encourage kids to celebrate. But teach kids humility, even in the heat of the moment. No, especially in the heat of the moment.
Pride in accomplishment is absolutely encouraged, but awareness and acknowledgement of a team effort should never be overlooked. Whether it's a great play in a football game, a win in a spelling bee, or an award for a scouting achievement, teach kids to be aware of and acknowledge those who didn't win in a way that shows you appreciate them for the competition. I wouldn't allow my kid to behave like Sherman did, even on the sideline. But if my son ever spewed that garbage from his mouth to a camera, I'd have him suffering punishments and serving time in some way that ensured a new-found appreciation for the losers.
Sherman's charitable actions and scholarly achievements off the field only serve to bolster my point. Sherman is an underdog. If we're talking winners and losers, he began as the latter. It's great that he has worked his way up to the former, but he of all people should know better than to perch himself too high to fall.
As for What Richard Sherman Taught Us About America, this drivel spouts that our citizenry is too prejudiced to accept this kind of behavior because of where Sherman grew up. On the contrary, I believe the fact that Richard Sherman was given a microphone at the end of his most successful game in his career states otherwise. We simply were hoping for something worthwhile to come out of his mouth. Instead, we got his ego, up close.
I feel like every HuffPost author seems to think we are all too selfish and should give more to others, that we are bad people for wanting to keep anything that we have earned or enjoy the fruits of our labors. But how do you justify the hypocrisy of sharing and equality and boosting our fellow man versus championing Sherman's selfish, glory-hogging, rant? Have we lowered our standards to the point where we should be honoring him simply because he hasn't been arrested?
I don't think Sherman taught us anything about being Americans. I think Sherman sets a perfect example of what not to do for our kids and our country. If Sherman is a lesson on class, I don't think the lesson is that we don't accept those from lower-class upbringings. Instead, Sherman's lesson is that we all should show a little more class when opening our mouths to a national audience.
Class doesn't come from money; it comes from character. There are millions of rags to riches achievers who had class long before they had success. Being a Stanford graduate and donating money to charities shows drive and generosity. But it doesn't show class. Using your five seconds to shout and cheer excitement for your team, your city, the sport, that would have been nice. Using it to nod your head to your competitors in a gracious way could have been a real example of class. Instead, Sherman erased everything we know about his achievements and his philanthropy and showed the world an example of having no class.
No, this one clip does not define the whole man. At least, I hope not. I hope that, in addition to whatever apologies he makes for this moment of diarrhea-mouth, he shows better judgement in his future actions. Empty words of apology are far too common in the news. However, learning from this and showing real class in future moments could teach everyone a bit about true progress.
Does Birth Order Affect How We Parent?
We all know that parents worry. From the instant the pregnancy test reads positive, there is a sinking realization that, despite thinking we had all the answers just five minutes ago, we now know for a fact that we truly know NOTHING.
Parenthood is the ultimate equalizer. Unfortunately, everyone else does such a good job faking it, that we each suffer a silent misery, thinking we are the only parents without a clue. However, even though there are stacks upon stacks of parenting books out written by so-called "experts," we all end up figuring out this parenting gig on our own, mostly by trial and error.
That original worry from the early stage of diaper changes, feedings, and sleep deprivation becomes both stronger and weaker with each passing phase. We learn to take things in stride and try to save our freak-outs for bigger issues.
Likewise, when you have subsequent children, your worries over your crappy parenting become both bigger and smaller, too. We know what worked and what didn't with bottles or breasts, but we panic when we worry that we'll have to divide our time and attention among multiple kids.
We go from, "How can we do this to our first-born?" to "We're giving him the greatest gift in the world…a sibling."
We try to balance our efforts between kids, while learning from our mistakes and experience. Suddenly, we realize that, because we are learning on the job, we are not parenting each of our children the exact same way. Guilt over taking time and attention away from our first-born morphs into guilt that we have screwed up our oldest worse than his younger siblings.
I've always told my oldest that he has the toughest job in the family because he is the one who has to teach me how to be a mom. Yet, just yesterday, I had the first inkling that maybe an experienced mom does not always equal a better mom.
My middle child had a playdate after school, during which they mostly watched TV and played a video game. Sure, there was snack time and Lego time mixed in, too, but the majority was TV and computer. If that had been my oldest child when he was in second grade, I would have announced, "Okay guys. No more screen time. Go play outside or upstairs for a while."
It was that realization that made me wonder, "How does birth order affect how I parent? Am I really doing right by my younger kids?"
I mean, we all joke about how crazy we were with our first babies compared to our younger kids. Dropped pacifier? Wipe it on a pant leg — third kid! Missed nap time? Oh well, she had to tag along to soccer practice. Even diaper commercials use that theory in advertising.
We like to think that we "get the hang of it" and are better for our experience. But are we really being better parents? Or just lazier?
The truth is, we can't tell which way of parenting is better or worse. Is my oldest such a worrier because he picks up on my unease over the unknowns of all of his firsts? Or am I raising a slacker kid in his younger brother who has learned how to manipulate me more expertly? Will my daughter be spoiled and vain because I raise her as my last baby?
It's no longer a question of "Am I screwing them up?" It's become more a worry of "Which one am I screwing up the worst?"
I guess we can't ever really know the answers until they're grown and charging us for their therapist bills. I only hope that, by then, they'll realize that it was all just a giant crap shoot for us as parents. That our intentions were good and always driven by love, and pride, and a little bit of fear.
I just hope they know that, no matter how much we worried over parenting them fairly, there was never any limit to how greatly we love each of them.
20 Resolutions for 2014
I am not good at sticking to resolutions. Never have been. I have great ideas, and usually start out well, but I am a creature of habit, and habits are really hard to break. However, I do think it's a good idea to look inward and see the many ways in which I can improve and become a better person. That is not to say that I am unhappy or that resolutions are a way of making us feel bad about ourselves. But the New Year is a fresh start and I could use a few of those. So here I go. I'll try to check in every three months or so with a progress report to see how I'm doing.
I got this idea after reading it on Amy's Real Life. Thanks for the idea, Amy!
Resolutions for 2014
1. Follow Through – If I make plans, I will do my best to stick to them. I've become a bit of a homebody and would rather stay home than go out. So friends, I'm enlisting your help. If I say I'll go, then try to back out, call me on it.
2. Limit Computer Time – When I do get spare minute, my instinct is to reach for the computer. Often I'll put off the kids for 5 mins (or an hour) because I'm caught up reading something online, or checking Facebook or email. 5 minutes too easily becomes 45 minutes for me, and other things around the house suffer, too. I need to put time limits on my own computer use, just like I do for my kids.
3. Get Outside – I am a fair-weather runner, which means I'm only exercising outside in Spring and Fall. My body and my mind need more time spent with nature. Whether it's a walk around our neighborhood, a hike in the woods, or simply playing basketball or hockey in the driveway with the kids, I need to spend more time outside.
4. Knit Something - I know, I'm not eighty years old, but when the kids got their Rainbow Looms, I realized that I like the catharsis creating something with my hands. Last month, I started a test square and it's almost finished, albeit with many many mistakes. I'd like to start a real knitting project, even if it's something as simple as a scarf. Maybe if I start now, it'll be finished in time to give as a gift next Christmas!
5. Listen to more music – I love music. All holiday season long, I'd tune into the OnDemand music channel and listen to Christmas songs. I get more done with music playing. It boosts my mood and spurs me onto to accomplish more things. I need to turn on the tunes more often in the house.
6. Take guitar lessons – My son wants to learn and so do I. I've had an acoustic for almost ten years, but I can only play the intro to Bon Jovi's "Wanted Dead or Alive." I want to learn chords and how to read guitar music. Anyone know of a good local guitar instructor?
7. Write my next book - Or, at the very least, START it! I've had the idea for my next book for months now, but haven't written a single word. With all of the indoor time I'm facing now this winter, I resolve to get it done. Or at least started.
8. Teach More, Do Less – This one is a parenting skill I need to improve. With three kids under the age of 10, I tend to do more FOR the kids in the interest of saving time and mess. Whether it's shoe-tying, taking out the garbage, setting the table, or cooking, I tend to be a control freak. I know that I'll do it the right way, so I just do it all myself. Then I get angry that no one helps out around the house. My fault. My daughter is the "Teach Me!" kid and she's reminding me just how capable children are if we simply show them how. I need to slow down and teach.
9. Make my bed every day – Seems silly as an adult to have this as a resolution, but I need it. On days that I make the bed first thing when I wake up, the day seems to go more smoothly. Maybe it's seeing that one, restful space, all neat and tidy when so many other areas of my house and my life are a cluttered mess that puts me in a good mood. I don't know. But I need to make the bed every day.
10. Get a colonoscopy - Yuck, I know. But as my family reminded me over the holidays, colon cancer took my maternal grandmother way too young. I was shocked to know that every one of my cousins had already done this. I need to get on the ball.
11. Go skiing - I used to LOVE skiing. I learned when I was 4 years old and went all the time. I was on the ski team in high school and even coached my racers when I was a teacher. It shames me to admit this, but I haven't been skiing for over 13 years. I need to get my kids on skis and teach them how much fun shooshing down the slopes can be.
12. Keep receipts – I did an okay job of creating a tax folder this year for things like medical records and charity donations, but I need to be better at remembering to put everything in that folder. Tax season comes and I know I'm throwing away money with all of the missing receipts.
13. Eat more veggies – I love vegetables. When I actually make the effort to cut up raw veggies or prepare cooked ones in tasty ways, I eat a ton of them. It's not that much effort, but I need to focus on getting more veggies into my diet.
14. Keep an indoor plant alive - Plants are supposed to be good for healthy air. I like plants. I just tend to kill them. So I'm going to see if I can find an indoor plant that I like and remember to water it enough to keep it alive.
15. De-Clutter – This one goes on every resolution list every year. I guess it will continue to show up until I get it under control. I have too many piles of everything (mail, folded laundry, books, etc.) on too many surfaces. When my house is clutter-free, my mind is clearer. This is one for my whole family to tackle.
16. Find and hang curtains - We've been in this house over 7 years and still only have sheers on our dining room windows. I'm too picky. I need to finally just choose from what's out there and buy and hang them.
17. Drink water every night – When I remember to do this, it really helps. One full glass of water before bed really helps me to sleep better and wake up feeling refreshed. I've heard it's good for your skin, too. I need to do this every single night.
18. Figure out how to use the Cloud and give each kid their own Apple ID – We currently all share one iTunes Apple ID (mine) and I've done that on purpose so I can get notifications and see everything that the kids do on their ipods, etc. However, syncing iTunes, games, and keeping track of everything is getting difficult. I need to learn how to use the technology we have to make life easier, not harder.
19. Schedule real date nights with my husband - My parents have offered to babysit the kids for an overnight once a month. We know this, yet our schedules tend to get so crazy that we don't make it happen. We need to go out, just the two of us, as least once a month. We love each other and date night helps us remember why.
20. Set-up my coffee maker every night - I insisted on a programmable coffee maker so I could set it to brew my coffee every morning on a timer. I love waking up to a fresh, hot cup of coffee every morning. However, it only works if I set it up the night before! There's that follow-through thing again.
What do you resolve to do this year?
From Grind to Whine 2013 Year in Review
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Thanks to all who have visited in 2013! I hope to bring more fun and interesting stuff in 2014!
Happy New Year, everyone!!
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6 Ways to Keep the Kids Believing in Christmas
There's a rumor going around that some of the kids in my son's 4th grade class are mouthing off that there is no Santa Claus. Now, I know some of these kids are older than my very young 9-year-old who won't turn 10 until this summer. I know that this is the normal age that kids stop believing. But I am not ready for this milestone. Especially because he is my oldest and I really don't want Christmas to be ruined for his two younger siblings.
I still remember the day I stopped believing. I was 11 years old. A naive, innocent, sixth grader. I was sitting at a lunch table with my friends when one of them casually said, "You know Santa's not real, right?"
Not wanting to seem stupid or uncool, I nodded and said, "Oh yeah, of course," between bites of my sandwich. I slowly chewed whatever it was I was eating, not wanting to swallow any food anymore. On the outside, I was calm and unworried. But on the inside, I was crushed. I felt like someone was squeezing my heart and ripping it out of my chest. I felt stupid; I felt sad. I felt like someone I loved had died, but I couldn't show it. I felt like crying, but didn't want my friends to think I was a baby. That 11-year-old memory is so clear that I still feel as heartbroken now, telling the story, as I did then.
My son hasn't shown any signs of not believing yet. But I see him watching closely, taking it all in. He is very much like me in that regard. Even after that fateful lunch period, I still didn't go home and tell my parents what I had learned. I kept it all inside, until I came to terms with it on my own. I have a feeling that's how he will handle it, too. I just hope he believes a little while longer.
Here's the thing about not believing in Santa and all of the magic of Christmas. It turns kids from innocents with pure hearts into skeptics. It transforms them into doubters and makes them question everything in life. Of course, this would naturally happen anyway, as it's part of growing up, but what's the harm in holding off that unpleasant inevitability for another year or two?
So parents, this is what I ask of you.
PLEASE do not rush this discovery.
PLEASE allow them to stay little, for just a little while longer.
Follow these ideas for helping the kids continue to believe. And, if your child is one who has stopped believing, PLEASE sit them down and tell them NOT to talk to other kids about it. Your little smarty-pants just might be crushing a classmate from the inside out.
How to Keep the Kids Believing in Christmas:
1. The Elf on the Shelf — Either do the elf or don't. But be sure you're willing to take on the responsibility. You don't have to get crazy, but try not to follow some cookie-cutter identical schedule followed by every household either! And, as with Santa, if your kid doesn't have an elf, or doesn't believe, sit them down for a talk about keeping quiet on the subject.
2. The Elf Stands Alone, Part 1 — Please stop sharing pics of your kids hugging your elf. If my kids see them, they'll wonder why all elves don't follow the same rules and will begin to doubt.
3. Be Tight With Santa — Santa cooperates with parents. Explain that we tell Santa what we get you to avoid duplicates. Sometimes Mommy forgets who got what for whom. We cooperate. We work together. Yes, some of what was on Mommy's Amazon wish list was actually delivered by Santa, not by the post office.
4. The Elf Stands Alone, Part 2. Regular toys don't come to life during the year. The elf is the only one who moves, hides and plays tricks. No leprechauns, no birthday fairies, and no mischievous dinosaurs. Keep the elf special and unique by not doing the exact same thing all year long.
5. Take the credit. It's okay to get credit for doing things as parents. If you want to see that look of awe and magical wonder on your kids' faces, surprise them as much as you want! But it's okay to admit that you, the parents, have done this wonderful thing for them. Let them experience that amazing special feeling that they are so important to their family, that their parents would do something magical for them. Santa doesn't need all of the credit. He's very good about sharing.
6. Watch the movies. Explain questions as they arise, but keep quiet if they don't. And, for the love of God, don't turn it off halfway through because you're afraid that the movie may make them question their belief. Every Christmas movie has a happy ending. The kids need to see that to know that the doubt gets resolved!
Please help keep kids just a little sweeter and more innocent for just a little while longer. Talk to older kids about the importance of keeping quiet around their friends and siblings. And encourage the younger kids to believe. We all could use a little more Christmas magic.


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According to Sushil Finance, gold prices are likely to trade on negative note on the back of strong economic data from the US and surprise stimulus by BoJ.
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Gold prices on MCX slipped on Monday. MCX Gold February contract was trading at Rs 26154 down Rs 160, or 0.61 percent.
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We expect gold toconsolidate in a week or two, then continue to decline further from mid or end of December," Motilal Oswal Associate Vice President - Commodities - Kishore Narne told PTI
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market already suffering from robust supply.From the precious metals space, gold and silver sank to their lowest since 2010 as the USD surged against the yen and other major currencies.Back home, the bull
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front, Bala feels rupee would be under pressure and dollar index would be around 92-94.From the commodity point of view, he is bearish on gold for the medium to long-term and sees USD 1155 per ounce as a
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Gold suffered its biggest fall in over 15 months and closed below the key Rs 26,000 per 10 grams mark at the domestic bullion market today on the back of massive selling from speculative traders
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The US dollar climbed against the currencies of major trading partners, including the Japanese yen, while dollar-denominated commodities including gold and oil dropped.
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Watch the interview of Navneet Damani, Motilal Oswal Commodities with Latha Venkatesh & Anuj Singhal, in which he spoke about gold, crude and dollar-rupee.
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Brokerages are also bearish on the stock and recommend selling. CLSA has reiterated sell rate given the earnings uncertainty on jewellery earnings in the context of falling gold prices and less
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Gold prices on MCX were trading lower on Friday. MCX Gold February contract was trading at Rs 26655 down Rs 150, or 0.56 percent.
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In its quarterly report filed on Thursday, Facebook said the regulator in May "notified us that it had terminated its inquiry and that no enforcement action had been recommended by the SEC."
Facebook shares began trading on May 18, 2012, but soon fell below their $38 per share offering price and had lost more than half their value by the middle of August, angering investors.
The launch had been tarnished by technology problems that delayed trading and caused difficulty in processing trades.
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Similarly while the UAE and Saudi Arabia recorded a downturn in ad revenue (of 6 and 8 percent respectively), other countries made up for this with significant growth. So, how is it that a financial maelstrom can strike and yet revenues can grow?
The agencies. "What is happening is that FMCG (Fast-Moving Consumer Goods) clients, like P&G and Unilever, are constantly on TV," says Elie Haber, regional MD for global media agency Mindshare. "They came to TV owners and found an opportunity to increase their mileage. So by investing the same dollars they are getting extra value, extra mileage."
Industry figures corroborate this dramatic shift from real estate and financial services advertising towards FMCG and telecoms. The Pan Arab Research Center says that, year on year, 2009 has so far seen a 64 percent drop in advertising spend from the insurance, real estate and property sector, and a 24 percent fall in money from financial services. Meanwhile, major increases are recorded in categories including communications and public utilities (74 percent), food, beverages and tobacco (58 percent), and toiletries, hygiene and homecare products (37 percent).
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (November 20, 2014) – The legendary Oak Ridge Boys are kicking off the holiday season with the Christmas Night Out Tour, and marking 25 years of one of the longest running Christmas tours in the music industry. This year's series of concerts will journey across the U.S. with an unforgettable show featuring yuletide classics blended with some of the group's greatest hits. The creative force and signature sound of the Oaks have become synonymous with Christmas music as the country legends continue to captivate multi-generational audiences around the globe.
Lead singer Duane Allen describes it as tradition that offers something for everyone, "It's that time of year again…time for the jingle bells to be ringing around the world, and on the stage of The Oak Ridge Boys' Christmas show. There'll be songs you already know, the traditional songs, Oak Ridge Boys' Christmas hits, and some new songs. And I've heard that Santa Claus may be arriving on a Peterbilt Sleigh. We begin our show with some major Oak Ridge Boys hits, then we take a break and when the snow starts falling, it's a full-blown Christmas show….fireplace, rocking chairs (thank you, Cracker Barrel) and all of the exciting, fun, and spiritual songs that reflect the true meaning of Christmas."
An American Legion Christmas special set to air this holiday season
The Oak Ridge Boys' A Salute to Christmas television special, with guest appearances by Larry Gatlin and the Gatlins, Mary Sarah, and Martin Family Circus, will begin airing later this month. The all new holiday special is a festive and sentimental hour of songs and stories celebrating Christmas, and highlighting the work of The American Legion, which provides assistance for U. S. veterans 365 days a year.
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Grammy Award-winning music legends The Oak Ridge Boys will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of their annual Christmas tour in 2014 with a festive show featuring live performances of holiday classics and their biggest hits. The 2014 Christmas Night Out Tour is named for The Oak Ridge Boys' latest CD, Boys Night Out, the group's first "live" album, released in April of this year. The Christmas show, a two-hour holiday extravaganza, features a mixture of traditional and contemporary songs, beautiful sets, falling snow, and a visit from Santa Claus.
The Oak Ridge Boys Christmas tour consistently receives rave reviews and has become a holiday tradition in its own right since its beginning 25 years ago. The masterful blends of new and traditional yuletide tunes are enhanced by the powerhouse group's renowned four-part harmonies.
The American Legion and Grammy Award-winning artists, The Oak Ridge Boys, are uniting to raise awareness and support for needs of U.S. military veterans, including better detection and treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), help with the VA benefits process, and education and career opportunities for those who served our nation in uniform.
The American Legion is the country's largest veterans service organization, with 2.4 million members who work every day on behalf of the men and women who have served our nation in uniform. The Oak Ridge Boys will participate in a national fundraising and awareness campaign to support the detection and treatment of mental health issues among veterans, 22 of whom are lost each day to suicide.
As one of country music's longest-running groups, The Oak Ridge Boys' legacy extends back to the end of World War II. The current group – which consists of lead singer Duane Allen, bass singer Richard Sterban, tenor Joe Bonsall and baritone William Lee Golden – recently celebrated more than 40 years performing together. In that time, The Oak Ridge Boys have produced more than 30 top 10 hit songs, 12 gold records, three platinum records, one double-platinum album and a double-platinum single, with combined sales totaling 41 million records sold. They maintain a vigorous touring schedule and released a live album in April, "Boys Night Out."
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145 Witchwood Drive, North Wales, PA 19454Services: Veterinary Dentistry, Small Animal Vet, Veterinary Euthanasia, Veterinary Surgery, Animal Flea Control, Veterinary Vaccinations, Spaying/Neutering, Animal Microchipping, Veterinarians
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820 W Springfield Rd, Springfield, PA 19064Services: Animal Microchipping, Spaying/Neutering, Veterinary Cropping, Veterinarians, Exotic Animal Vet, Veterinary Euthanasia, Veterinary Surgery, Reptile Vet, Small Animal Vet, Animal Boarding, Emergency Veterinary Clinic, Holistic Veterinary Medicine, 24-Hour Vet, Veterinary Medical Specialties, Declawing, Veterinary Vaccinations, Veterinary Dentistry, Animal Flea Control, Bird Vet
6717 Crescent Blvd. Rt. 130, Pennsauken, NJ 08110Services: Veterinarians, Animal Flea Control, Spaying/Neutering, Veterinary Euthanasia, Animal Microchipping, Veterinary Vaccinations, Veterinary Surgery, Veterinary Dentistry, Holistic Veterinary Medicine, Declawing, Small Animal Vet
641 Baltimore Pike, Springfield, PA 19064Services: Veterinary Medical Specialties, Veterinary Euthanasia, Spaying/Neutering, Veterinary Dentistry, Veterinarians, Veterinary Vaccinations, Animal Microchipping, Animal Flea Control, Veterinary Surgery, Declawing, Small Animal Vet