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That's the Ticket Pillow!
Hi my name's Kelly and I'm SO excited to bring you my very first Moda Bake Shop
tutorial. I hope you enjoy it! If you're looking for a way to perk up your home decor, this pillow's just the ticket! :)
One Punctuation Jelly Roll
One yard of coordinating fabric from the Punctuation line
4 colors of Perle Cotton for hand-stitching- black, red, green and blue
Pillow form (the pillow finishes at about 19" but I used an 18" pillow form)
Choose your strips to make up your 4 blocks. For each block, I used the alphabet fabric, the stripe, the plaid floral, yellow stripe (1/2 a strip per block), dot fabric, and ticket fabric.
You'll use the cream alphabet strip for the sashing through the center of your pillow.
Now, let's cut each set of fabrics into the following sizes:
Alphabet- 2" square (set aside left overs for binding)
Stripe- 2.5 x 2 and 2.5 x 4
Plaid Floral- 2 x 4 and 2 x 5.5
Yellow Stripe- 1.5 x 5.5 and 1.5 x 6.5
Polka Dots- 2 x 6.5 and 2 x 8
Tickets- 2.5 x 8 and 2.5 x 10
Cream Alphabet- 1.25 x 9.75 (2 pieces) and 1.25 x 19.75
Let's make your squares. We'll make one of each of the four colors.
Start with your center square and add the 2.5 x 2 stripe piece to the side.
Add the 2.5 x 4 stripe piece to the top of this unit.
Keep adding pieces to the block. First the side piece and then the top piece.
Each block will have a yellow stripe piece in the center of it.
When you've added all the strips, your block will look like this:
Make one block in each color: red, blue, black and green. Your blocks should measure about 9.75" square. Attach the cream alphabet sashing between two of the blocks. Repeat for the other two blocks.
Attach the longer cream alphabet sashing piece to one of the sets of blocks. Carefully, pin the two units together matching the seams up and stitch together.
Now your pillow top is complete and ready to be quilted. Put together a quilt sandwich (top, batting and backing) and quilt as desired. (I quilted my pillow with clear thread and stitched in the ditch between the blocks with a bit of diagonal quilting for added dimension)
Now, let's do a little bit of hand-stitching through the yellow stripe fabric in the center of your blocks to add a little dash of something to the mix. Use one ply of perle cotton and stitch through the center of your yellow strips matching your perle cotton to the color of your block.
For your backing, cut your yardage into two pieces- 19.75 x 13
Turn under the raw edge of the backing piece (along the 13" edge) and hem the edge.
For the piece of backing that will be the outer overlap, I added a coordinating piece to dress it up a bit. Just use one of your left over jelly roll strips and treat the edge of the backing like the edge of a quilt and "bind it". Overlap the two backing pieces and pin the together with a measurement of 19.75 square. Layer backing (wrong side up) and pillow top (right side up) and stitch around the piece to form your pillow. Make your binding. I used the leftover alphabet fabric strips from the first blocks of my squares and did a scrappy binding for my pillow but you have enough yardage from your backing material to use that if you'd prefer something a little more streamlined. Attach your binding and finish as you would a regular quilt. Insert your pillow form. Sit back and relax and enjoy your new pillow!
One deliciously colorful pillow perfect for nap time or ANYtime!
Hope you've enjoyed this tutorial! With a little bit of planning and a bit more yardage for backing, you can make two pillows from one Jelly Roll so why not cut out two and sew them up at the same time? I'd love to hear from you if you make this project. I'm working on sewing every day in September. Stop by and say hi!
Kelly Lautenbach
35 comments:
- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
What a smashing pillow pattern! Thank you!
- September 25, 2010 at 9:39 AM
- Karen said...
Hi Kelly....Nice to meet you. This is a gorgeous pillow top pattern! Thanks for posting your tutorial...it looks very easy to follow. I'm definitely going to bookmark it.
Just a thought.....this would make a wonderful lap quilt....made up with a few blocks and borders!
- September 25, 2010 at 9:53 AM
- Valerie said...
Oh, what a wonderful pattern!
- September 25, 2010 at 9:55 AM
- Apple Avenue Quilts said...
What a cute and versatile pattern. Thank you so much!
- September 25, 2010 at 10:50 AM
- Luv 2 Kreate said...
- September 25, 2010 at 11:05 AM
- Colleen said...
Adorable! I love everything about this pillow -- thanks Kelly.
- September 25, 2010 at 11:18 AM
- Jennifer said...
This is a gorgeous pillow - I love how you matched up the fabrics! I can't wait to try it!
- September 25, 2010 at 11:26 AM
- Wendy said...
Wow, I love the colors too and especially the added lines of embroidery stitches. I'm making a pillow right now and this gave me some great ideas. Thanks!
- September 25, 2010 at 12:13 PM
- lissa said...
Great job, Kelly.
Love it.
- September 25, 2010 at 1:22 PM
- Leonie said...
Great tutorial, I will be having at go at making this!
- September 25, 2010 at 4:38 PM
- Katie B. said...
So cute, Kelly! Love your pattern.
- September 25, 2010 at 4:55 PM
- Nova said...
Wonderful Kelly! Great showcase for the punctuation line. You're brill ;) x
- September 25, 2010 at 5:54 PM
- Erin @ two more seconds said...
This is so cute - the pillow is darling and it shows off Punctuation perfectly! Congrats on your first tutorial here too :)
- September 25, 2010 at 7:06 PM
- Parthena's Creative Life said...
Thanks for sending this through Modern Quilt Guild. Love this pillow, and congrats on the tutorial on this site.
- September 25, 2010 at 8:13 PM
- webmailaddress2 said...
The pillow is very cute! I want to make one too!
- September 25, 2010 at 9:46 PM
- Kathy said...
Online tutorials are the next best thing to the invention of the wheel!!!
- September 26, 2010 at 1:54 AM
- Jenny Garland said...
Kelly - this is so fabulous! Great job on your first MBS tutorial :)
- September 26, 2010 at 8:45 AM
- Laurie said...
LOVE this pillow - beautiful work!!!
- September 26, 2010 at 8:50 AM
- Robyn of Coffee and Cotton said...
So lovely. Thanks for the tutorial!
- September 26, 2010 at 8:59 AM
- Elizabeth said...
What a treat to see you posting a project here, Kelly! : ) I love it!!
- September 26, 2010 at 3:31 PM
- mjohnson_23 said...
proud of you my friend..I'm sure this is the first of many fun tutorials you will be sharing!! Can't wait to see another! PS...if you ever have too many samples, your bestie will take them off your hands..lol :)
- September 26, 2010 at 5:58 PM
- traceyjay said...
I like it. :)
- September 26, 2010 at 9:43 PM
- Renae said...
Congrats on your first tutorial...can't wait to see more!
- September 26, 2010 at 9:57 PM
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- September 27, 2010 at 3:37 AM
- Jennifer said...
I wish I had just an iota of your sewing talents!
- September 27, 2010 at 12:31 PM
- corinne said...
Great pillow. Will be making a couple of this for the bed. Thank you
- September 27, 2010 at 8:38 PM
- jodi@Pleasant-Home said...
Great Pillow Kelly! Absolutely love it!
- September 27, 2010 at 8:39 PM
- a.niza said...
awesome pillow, great recipe!
- September 28, 2010 at 10:03 PM
- Suzy said...
Love the colors and the pattern! Thanks for the great tutorial!
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- September 30, 2010 at 1:35 PM
- Jennifer Blosser said...
Very, very, very cute!
- October 1, 2010 at 4:32 PM
- AlessandraLace said...
cool, I love it. hugs from Italy
- October 2, 2010 at 4:43 AM
- Keith and Kim Kesti said...
Love this tutorial! You have the BEST eye for color. Looking forward to many more. --Kimmers
- October 6, 2010 at 11:12 AM
- amandajean said...
that is super duper cute!!
- November 30, 2010 at 4:04 PM
- diane.wing said...
Kelly-I'm making this adorable pattern and have a question regarding the cutting measurements. Shall I email you separately or shall I post the question in this comment section?
- May 2, 2011 at 12:30 PM
- Jerusha Beckstead said...
I love this pattern! In fact I just started it and I was wondering what the measurement of the first square(alphabet+stripes) is suppose to be because I cut everything as directed and my plaid/flower piece is too short unless I sew it to the top. Please let me know.
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Musical Poster No 1
(1940, colour) "Be careful - the enemy is listening!;
Adeste Fideles
(1941, b/w) Christians celebrate their faith during the Blitz;
(1942, b/w). R. A. Butler, M.P. explains the activities of the Council for the Encouragement of Music and the Arts.
The Gorbals Story - Blu-ray Edition
Johnnie, now a successful artist, recalls his life in the tenements of the Glasgow slums.
In flashback his recalls the events and characters he shared life with in a slum tenement building. The screenplay was adapted from the highly successful 1946 play staged by Glasgows Unity Theatre, The film shows the essence of the Scottish character and is set in one of the poorest parts of Scotland.
Special Features:
Good Health to Scotland
(1943). A survey of public health services covering isolated glens, lonely islands and industrial cities and towns in Scotland. Directed by Stanley L Russell, one of the pioneers of factual filmmaking in Scotland, who specialised in industrial documentaries.
Britains Railways
West Highland
West Highland
(1960, b/w). By 1960, the reign of steam on Britain's most scenic railway, the West Highland, was drawing to its close.
John Gray, a BBC producer and sound engineer with the GPO Film Unit in the 1930s, made
West Highland
as his tribute to this wonderful line. Perhaps the last of the lyrical documentaries, it has been digitally re-mastered in crisp black and white.
A Line For All Seasons
(1980, colour). "Eddie McConnell in top form telling the story of the West Highland Line ... relishing the rich opportunities it provides for spectacular photography ... excels himself in a stunning succession of year-round landscapes ... the film is a retrospective account of the building of the line." (The Scotsman).
West of Inverness
(1939, b/w) is an eloquent short film about the problems faced by a rural community and the increasing role for the railway. It highlights the growing dependence on the outside world for provisions and goods. Newly remastered from a print courtesy Patrick Moules.
The Line to Skye
(1973, colour) is another gem from the camera of Eddie McConnell. This film was widely shown, including in the House of Commons, in support of retaining the Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh line. Newly remastered in High Definition. From the Films of Scotland Collection.
Night Mail - The GPO Story
The GPO Story
(1986, colour). BBC Arena's tribute to the Unit featuring many of the original filmmakers, including Harry Watt, Basil Wright, Stuart Legg, Edgar Anstey, Chick Fowle, Pat Jackson, R.Q. McNaughton, Ralph Bond and Ken Cameron.
The lasting appeal of
Night Mail
(1936, b/w), celebrating the Postal Special's run from London to Scotland, is that it has all the attributes of the classic British documentary style established by John Grierson. Its realism and lyrical structure perfectly complemented by the verse of W.H. Auden and the music of Benjamin Britten.
The Midnight Hours
(1987, colour). Each phase of the extraordinary operation of collecting and sorting the nation's mail for distribution by road, rail and air is shown in this television documentary. The film's structure updates the classic Night Mail made over half a century earlier.
Post Haste
(1988, colour). A film celebrating 150 years history of the Travelling Post Office which revolutionised the sorting and delivery of mail.
Mail Rail
(1987, colour). A programme made to celebrate 60 years of the unique Royal Mail Underground Railway situated some 22 metres below London's busy streets. At its peak, the railway carried over one third of London's mail.
North British / Today and Every Day
A rare and believed lost film
Today and Every Day
made in 1947, covers the history of Britain's railways, and a contemporary account of all aspects of operations on the railway system.
It features some of the crack expresses of the day, including the Golden Arrow and a footplate ride on the Cheltenham Flyer. Then a visit to Swindon A shed to see a GWR King class locomotive under construction.
Also included is
North British
(1949) a look inside the famous Springburn locomotive manufacturing factory, which includes the construction of the 2000th locomotive built for South African Railways, Bartholomew Diaz. Plus Locomotives For the Second Front (1943) a short newsreel item about building War Department Austerity engines at Springburn.
A Romance of Engineering
A collection of promotional films made by Stanley L Russell for Scottish engineering companies.
The programme comprises:
Men of Iron
(c. 1947, b/w) - An overview of iron propellor manufacture at the Blair Foundry of Andrew Strang & Co, Hurlford in Ayrshire.
A Romance of Engineering
(1938, b/w) - Made for screening at the 1938 Empire Exhibition, this film shows the production of steel components at William Beardmore & Co's Parkhead Forge.
James Watt
(1959, b/w) - A film about the life and work of the inventor of steam engines, James Watt.
Story of a Steel Wire Rope
(1946, b/w) - An illustration of the manufacture of Martin Black & Company's wire ropes, highlighting all the various processes involved in production and testing.
Young in Heart
A collection of industrial films celebrating the achievements of Scottish engineering companies.
Rivers At Work
(1958) The story of the electrification of the Highlands by the North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board. Commentary by John Grierson. Running time: 20 mins, colour. Produced by Green Park Productions for Films of Scotland and North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board.
Central Scotland
(1962) A regional geography film covering the area bounded by lines from Stonehaven to Helensburgh and Girvan to Dunbar. It looks at various industries in this central belt - steel, engineering, shipbuilding, thread and textiles, coal, electricity, oil, plastics, and farming. Running time: 20 mins, colour. Produced by Park Film Studios for Educational Films of Scotland.
Young in Heart
(1963) The development and production of the Hillman Imp car at the Linwood industrial plant, starring Bill (Dr Finlay) Simpson. Running time: 24 mins, colour. Produced by Glasgow Films for Films of Scotland and the Rootes Group.
The Invergordon Smelter
(1972) The conception and construction of the aluminium smelter at Invergordon. Running time: 20 mins, colour. Produced by Ogam Films for Films of Scotland and the British Aluminium Co. Ltd.
The Clyde Estuary
(1975) An educational film tracing the history of shipping and the shipbuilding industries on the Clyde estuary. Running time: 16 mins, colour. Produced by SEFA (Glasgow Group).
Faces of Scotland DVD
Seven films from the Films of Scotland Collection.
All meticulously restored and produced from digitally transferred high definition masters for superb picture and sound quality. Two hours and 15 minutes of classic cinema.
The programme comprises:
The Face of Scotland
(1938, b/w). The character of Scotland and its people, made for the 1938 Empire Exhibition.
Pleasure Island
(1960, colour). Holidays on the Firth of Clyde, Rothesay and the Isle of Bute.
Seawards the Great Ships
(1960, colour). An elegy to shipbuilding on the Clyde. Scotland's first Oscar winner.
A Kind of Seeing
(1967, colour). The colours and shapes of the Scottish landscape.
Still Life with Honesty
(1970, colour). Sir William Gillies speaks of his life as a painter.
The Silver City
(1957, colour). The delights of Aberdeen as a holiday destination.
The Big Mill
(1963, colour). Sheet steel production at Ravenscraig and Gartcosh.
Film and Television
The Vital Spark
The four episodes of
The Vital Spark
on this DVD are the last surviving of the first three BBC series of the
Tales of Para Handy
None of the first series starring Duncan Macrae from 1959 or those starring Roddy McMillan in the 1960s remain in the archives.
However, these four hilarious stories from 1973 and 1974, filmed in colour around Glasgow and the Clyde, display the best of Scottish writing, humour and comedy acting.
As well as the four regulars, we have guest stars Fulton Mackay in
The Wedding
, Phil McCall in
A Drop o' the Real Stuff
, Russell Hunter in
The Quarrel
and Joseph Brady in
Bad Luck Cargo
Pour yourself
A Drop o' the Real Stuff
, sit back and embark on a voyage with
The Vital Spark
Laxdale Hall
Laxdale Hall, a rarely seen British comedy receiving its first release to home entertainment, is a 1952 film directed by John Eldridge and starring Ronald Squire, Kathleen Ryan, Raymond Huntley, Prunella Scales, Fulton Mackay, Roddy McMillan, Jameson Clark and Jean Colin, with Rikki Fulton as a poacher in his first film role.
The few residents of Laxdale who own cars are refusing to pay their road fund licence because of the poor state of the only road which links them to the rest of Scotland. A parliamentary delegation including Samuel Pettigrew, M.P. (Raymond Huntley) and Andrew Flett (Fulton Mackay) is dispatched to the Scottish Highlands to quell the rebellion! Along the way they encounter resistance from school teacher Morag McLeod (Prunella Scales, in her first film) and her roguish dad, Roderick McLeod (Jameson Clark). With a brief appearance by Rikki Fulton in his film debut as a salmon poacher there's plenty of action and laughter.
Filmed amongst the beautiful scenery of Applecross, Laxdale Hall is not to be missed.
Also features
The Glen Is Ours
(1946), a timeless parable of politicians at odds with the will of their electorate. Recently de-mobbed Hector Andrews takes to the hustings to stop Cadisburn Glen being sold and converted from a beauty spot into an amusement park. With Ealing stalwarts Edie Martin and Anthony Baird, and Sheila Latimer, recently seen in BBC Scotlands Still Game.
Complete with a 12-page illustrated booklet with viewing notes by film journalist and author Brian Pendreigh.
Roamin' in the Gloamin'
Vintage Scottish Music Hall, Comedy and Traditional Song.
Sir Harry Lauder in a Series of his World Famous Songs
(1931, b/w).
Sir Harry Lauder on stage singing several of his most popular songs, including "Keep Right on to the end of the Road", with comic routines.
The Glasgow Orpheus Choir
(1951, b/w).
Sir Hugh Roberton conducts the Glasgow Orpheus Choir in their first screen concert as they sing various Scottish songs. Filmed in London eight days before the Choir's final broadcast and disbandment on 25th June, 1951.
(c 1950s, b/w).
Rikki Fulton with the help of Kenneth McKellar in a silent comedy about the misdemeanors of a couple of Glaswegian ne'er-do-wells.
You Take the High Road
(1950s, b/w).
The fishing and farming villages of the East coast and the scenery of the West coast are used as a backdrop for traditional Scottish airs and tunes.
Emma's Dilemma
(c 1950s, b/w).
A romantic comedy made by Rikki Fulton in the style of 1920s silent films with inter-titles. Rikki plays all the parts, including Emma, who is in the family way, her baby, father and boyfriend, and Sir Grasper the lecherous landlord to whom the family is in debt. Will he find recompense?
The Fiddlers of James Bay
(1980, colour).
From the National Film Board of Canada, this film explores the Scottish ancestry of Cree people living near James Bay in Canada. The film follows two Cree fiddlers, Ray Spencer and Bob McCloud, on their journey from Canada to perform in a series of fiddle concerts with the Orkney Strathspey and Reel Society in Stromness.
Encore: Sir Harry Lauder - Keep Right on to the End of the Road
(1931, b/w)
Gems from the Archives
One Continuous Take
The Kay Mander Film Book
Kay Mander kept training and social issues to the fore in the 1940s with her innovative documentaries. This collection includes Dr. Adele Carroll's 2001 film One Continuous Take featuring Kay Mander, now living in Kirkcudbrightshire, recalling her life and work, with clips from many of her films. Most of Kay's films are also included complete in this 2-disc retrospective.
Disc 1:
Kay Mander at War
One Continuous Take
(2001) A biography of Kay Mander, her life and work. Produced and directed by Dr. Adele Carroll.
Transfer of Skill
(1940) Craftsman can be retrained for wartime work. For example, jewellers produce gauges used to measure tank parts.
How to File
(1941) A training film by Shell for metalwork apprentices.
Mobilising Procedure
(1942) Procedures for the National Fire Service to direct the deployment of all Britain's fire-fighting equipment.
Model Procedure for Water-Relaying
(1943) Demonstration of setting up relays of fire hoses to feed emergency water supplies.
Debris Tunnelling
(1943) How a rescue party could drive a horizontal tunnel into a collapsed building.
Disc 2:
Kay Mander on Social Issues
Highland Doctor
(1943) About the life of a doctor in the Outer Hebrides and the facilities of the Highlands and Islands Medical Service. Includes an account of the sitting of the Dewar Committee of 1912.
New Builders
(1944) New secondary schools are being set up to train youngsters in building work for post-war reconstruction.
(1944) The search for a cure for gas gangrene, which killed so many in the First World War, resulting in the discovery of Penicillin.
Homes for the People
(1945) Made by the Daily Herald to expose poor housing conditions throughout Britain.
A Plan to Work on
(1948) The growth of Dunfermline is explored, and the architect describes schemes for changes in the future.
Complete with a 28-page illustrated booklet with viewing notes by film historians Sarah Easen and Dr Toby Haggith.
Scotland's X-Files
From the archive of the Imperial War Museums, rare and unseen World War II propaganda films made to inform the public of Scotland's rôle in the war effort.
Scotland Speaks
(1940). The rôle of all Scots in supporting the war effort, assuring soldiers that there will be always be a free Scotland to come home to.
Special Despatch
(1941). A fictional "day in the life" of a Royal Corps of Signals Despatch rider, introduced by one of the riders.
Fighting Fields
(1941). Food production in wartime Scotland - the effort to expand agriculture now that the ships and harbours are otherwise employed.
A Good Landfall
(1941). The Salvation Army help a sailor returning by train from Edinburgh to his ship obtain news of his hospitalised young daughter.
Give Us More Ships
(1942). Wartime appeal by actor Leslie Banks urging for "more ships ... to win this war", featuring footage of ships under construction, tanks and aircraft being unloaded from a cargo ship, ships under fire, and Nelson's flagship HMS Victory at sea.
(1942). Polish Soldiers are posted to a camp in Scotland after the fall of France.
Transatlantic Airport
(1944). How Prestwick Airport became a meeting point of world air routes during World War II.
(1944). Shipbuilding on the Clyde showing the processes involved and emphasising the importance of speed efficiency and reliability in ship construction.
A Different World & Messenger from Poland
On the 70th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, Panamint Cinema is proud to announce the DVD release of
A Different World & Messenger from Poland
An appraisal by Michael Berenbaum, Professor of Jewish Studies at the American Jewish University, author of "The World Must Know" and "After Tragedy and Triumph":
A Different World
(1986) Offers a nuanced and subtle look into interwar Poland and the relationship between Jews and Poles during this turbulent yet promising time, a time of hope and transformation, a time that in retrospect but perhaps only in retrospect set the stage for the destruction that was to follow. I know of no other film that is as balanced, as comprehensive, as moving and as poignant. It is morally compelling that it be brought forth to 21st century audiences.
Messenger from Poland
(1986) Jan Karski witnessed the Holocaust first hand. He sought to alert the West to the slaughter while it was happening and while they could make a difference. "Messenger from Poland" tells his story in his own words; his words are urgent testimony, urgent still after the passage of 70 years. We, who were not eyewitnesses to the events, must become witnesses to the witnesses; their story must become our own; their mission must continue to stir our conscience. See this film and be prepared to be haunted and transformed, to ask what if and to wonder why not? "It makes one proud to be human and yet so very deeply ashamed."
A Different World
Narrator: Susannah York, Writer & Producer: Raye Farr, Reseach Consultant: Stuart Schear, Editor: Howard Sharp, Executive Producer: Martin Smith. Running time 51 minutes.
Messenger from Poland
Narrator: Jim Norton, Research: Raye Farr, Editor: Shelagh Brady, Producer: Martin Smith. Running time 41 minutes. "A Different World" & "Messenger from Poland", Produced by DNA 'Poland' Ltd., in association with WNET New York & Norddeutscher Rundfunk Hamburg for Channel 4 UK. © DNA 'Poland Ltd'. MCMLXXXVI.
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Have you ever heard of credit carding?
We used to do this in high school.
How to:
- Take your hand (imagine it's a credit card)
- Go up to someones butt and swipe
- Yell "credit card" or "You've been discovered"
They did it on Will and Grace too!
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I remember age 4 and up for myself. But I do clearly recall my sister's toddler years as she is quite a bit younger than me. And I know what my mom said over the years and what I was taught while babysitting (did that full-time as a teen at my mom's house). Babies get rocked and are not allowed to CIO of course. A toddler that is sick is also different.
L, I'm drowning in work over here, but at least a heartfelt blanket thank you for your thoughts on sleep had to be said.
It was better last night. I think, as much as I'm B's comforting presence, DH is really better at being B's regulating presence and inspiring confidence in him. DH's thing over the last 2 nights has been getting Bodhi to smile and fall asleep smiling. It's worked so far, but in the middle of the night it requires waking B up more before getting him to settle back down.
More later! Work! Urgh!
Myles, I don't know if you're interested or if B might be almost too old for it (I can't remember exactly how old he is) but I have the No Cry Sleep Solution for Toddlers and Preschoolers. I'm obviously not using it anymore. It was really helpful to us and our sleep problems at the time. I'll mail it to you if you like.
Holy chicken malfunction. The little cluckers keep escaping! We have a part of our yard fenced off that was supposed to be for our dog before we re-homed him. Ah, we were so stupid! Lol. It's not chicken proof. Funny thing is, if we leave them alone, they don't try to leave but as soon as they see us in another part of the yard, they find a way to come to us. Much friendlier than I anticipated. It's been a comedy of errors around here all morning. Savana was laughing while carrying one back into the pen and said, "I had no idea I could love chickens this much."
How old is B? I know I had issues with Cameron sleeping through the night until she was almost 6. So it's been pretty recent. I have an awful time getting her to go to bed and stay there. I hate bedtime. Hate hate hate it.
Well, hate her bedtime. Love mine. Lol!
It sounds like your mom was very lucky, Jennifer. Sleep issues develop independently of anyone's desire for early and regular bedtimes. Babies/toddler/children have a mind of their own about just about everything.
I'm so very sorry, Suja. I think at this point it would come down to quality of life vs. length. How much longer would a 12 year old Great Dane live naturally? My understanding is that the larger dogs have shorter lives on average.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Naw I think my mom was just mean. I was born a night owl and still am a night owl and fight sleeping even today. I just think she's the boss and didn't engage in power struggles. I know I tried and I remember trying when I was older. Not just for sleep but keeping my room clean, helping with chores, doing the dishes. Tears never worked but I was stupid and tried them anyway (they do work much better on DH! ).
I just so clearly remember tiptoeing out of the room and peaking around the living room wall and seeing that MOM look and a firm, Jennifer go back to bed now. Wouldn't do any good to fight her on stuff, she would win. If there was a good reason to be up like we were sick, we got comforted. It's the times when we just were trying to be sneaky and just didn't want to go to bed that she was firm on. I know if without a doubt that if she threatened something, she would follow through.
That is why when I read about things like the sleep issues or other parenting....it's just do different now then what I remember growing up with and comes as a surprise to me.
I don't remember exactly how bedtime was as a young child at my house growing up. I feel kind of sure, knowing my mom, it was no nonsense. But honestly, much as I love her, I don't really parent the way she did and I have good reason for that.
Suja, I am so sorry about Pan.
When G has had plenty of outdoor activity he is tired enough to go to sleep right away. But there are a lot of nights when he drags it out forever. He will come out, and say I can't sleep, mom I need to tell you one more thing, just one more thing.
I remember hating my bedtime, because I felt all the good stuff happened after I went to bed. My mother was a night owl, my brother #2 was 7 years older than me, so had a much later bedtime. All the good shows were on tv and I could hear them. I used to sneak out of my room and hide behind my dad's lazy boy and watch Hart to Hart while my mom was cleaning up the kitchen. I would watch Johnny Carson's opening monologue all while hiding behind my dad's chocolate brown leather chair. My mom had no idea. Although one time my brother caught me, and scared the crap out of me lol. Most the time my mom would allow me to sleep in her bed while listening to my mom & dad's cassette tapes-Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, and Anne Murray would lull me to sleep. My dad worked out of town for weeks at a time and so I would sleep with my mom 99% of the time.
On Friday, G is graduating from his VPK program, he is so excited to wear the dress(cap&gown). I cannot believe how quickly the school year has gone. The charter school for next year is looking promising. It's seems like a really good group of people. We have been attending the PTO meetings and G has made a friend already.
I am going on 3 weeks of hell that is called your dryer is broken. Even though I loved Little House on the Prairie, Ma Ingalls I am not. Clothes are **** wrinkled after hanging to dry. Ashley, I need to come on over and iron for me. Good news is, that dh has been a big help with the laundry, but I just want a functional dryer again.
What are your plans for this Mother's Day weekend????
Shelley-mom to DS, 6
My mom and her boyfriend are coming down on Sunday. I think we're going to order a pizza and I'm making banana nut cake with maple frosting for dessert. We'll exchange presents--she'll have my birthday presents too since it's on the 14th. Her boyfriend's birthday is on the 15th so I'll be giving him his gift that day too. Presents for everyone! LOL
Josh never tires out! I think he feels like we do cool stuff at night too. All we really do is watch tv and go on the computer. But I guess he feels like he's missing out. I'm sorry your dryer is broken!
When will you get your dryer? I would be upset too! I do hang my clothes but dang what if it's raining or something??
Kai will call me into his room and say the most hilarious stuff. I will tell him just one more thing or that I don't want him to call me in again unless it's an emergency but I can't bring myself to get mad. Sometimes he will come out and say everything in his room is creepy. "It's the stillness" I kind of get that. Anyway, I will tell him he can go lay in my bed and wait for me and then usually, unless dbf is out of town, I move him back to his bed when he falls asleep but he always comes back at some point during the night and climbs up between us.
I am talking Savana and Kai to see Aladdin at the community theater. Very excited about that.
I have found 4 ticks in our house over the past few days. One was walking across my chest, one on Sawyer's head this morning, not embedded thank goodness but wasn't there when I put him to bed to mean he got it while sleeping, One was in the tub after I sprayed off Savana and Kai this evening and one on her wall when tucked her in. WTF??? I'm freaking out.
We will be at a baseball game with MIL Sunday. Normally we wouldn't be doing anything but it just happened to fall out this way. Not sure what else we will do that day/night but probably go out to dinner.
B, I hate to tell you this but the only thing I found that helped with the ticks was the bag of chemicals at menards. I don't even have really any grass or trees....well I have some grass but it's patchy and never tall. The dogs don't go out in the woods or the field. I usually start finding them on the dogs or on me or in my bed around Memorial day. We will be putting that stuff down after the 20th. It's been a little colder here until just recently (I mean last week this time we were getting over 9 inches of snow). I have just known too many people who have gotten Lyme and Ehrlichiosis and now Babesiosis.
Shelley, I'd love to visit you in Florida to do your ironing! Maybe I can earn my keep by ironing and you'll let me stay and lounge around in the Florida heat?
I really love the FL climate, esp in Feb/Mar. I still think a secular meet up in the Keys would be fun.
The bank I contracted with immediately before this current job - the one that lets me work mostly from home - is calling around again. They're super low-balling me this time, though. It might be the agency that's trying to take a bigger cut, though, or the bank has really slashed its rates. In any case, fingers are crossed they meet my requested rate. I would totally jump back to their ship. There are frustrations there, but overall, a good team and good work/life balance.
Not wanting to go to sleep and not being able when you want to go to sleep are two different issues. Kids are no different with adults in this respect, except they think mom/dad can fix it, always. Luckily (knock on wood) Nolan is a beautiful sleeper (minus sickies or something like that). He must get that from hubs, as soon as his head hits the pillow, he's OUT. If this LO is like me in that regard we are so F'd. I can't shut my brain off to save my life. Confession: I tell myself stories to go to sleep. It keeps my brain spinning, but in kind of a circular go nowhere fashion til I fall asleep.
Maybe I am weird, I love hanging my clothes to dry. As long as I use fabric softener that is. I hang to dry pretty regularly on the weekends during the hot months (which you know, is almost all year here ). Though, it would be annoying if there were NO other option tough. When will you be getting a new dryer?
B, I hope you have fun taking them to see Aladdin! Sounds like a great time!
Ugh and ticks. I wish I had some advice but we've always had to spray for ticks, fleas, etc to keep from getting them.
Mothers Day - I told DH I wanted to keep it simple this year. Mostly I just want to sleep I took my mom (and my Aunt) out shopping yesterday and than we went to dinner. Than Saturday hubs is taking me shopping for maternity clothes and than to lunch/dinner (Olive Garden ) and than Sunday I told him I wanted to sleep in and for him to cook me dinner. This is the first weekend he's taken off in MONTHS and I am taking advantage of it! I figured we both need a 'down day' and that would work out perfectly.
I've said it before, I'll say it again, I hate ironing. Ick.
That sounds amazing, I hope they meet your requested rate! I would love, love a position that I could primarily do from home.
Speaking of which. I am officially a graduate in 6wks and I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up
Hi all! Checking in from sandersmommy's couch. Having a great time! Plan for today is to find a hot spring, dunk my head in hopes of getting some mental help (ha!) and we're all heading to New Castle. Fun, fun times
I miss you and hope everyone is doing well.
Bridget on the chicken front! A few years ago my parents had what I called 'fancy feet' chickens. Their feathers went down their legs, kind of like bell bottoms. Anyway, they were the most friendly chickens ever! They were always wanting to play and hang out with us when we were outside and they ate dog food They loved the stuff, couldn't keep them out of it! They were great companions and I was really sad when we had to give them away when we moved and couldn't take them with us.
Ash, I don't think I have a single thing in my house that I'd need to iron. How is that possible? What exactly needs ironing in your house?
Christina, I spent my whole childhood telling myself stories before I fell asleep. I tend to be chronically sleep deprived these days and drop off as soon as I go to bed, and I miss tellng stories to myself.
I have been very good this week and in bed by 11:00 every night this week. And I feel good today, too. I need to keep this up. I just don't like going to bed.
Me (40) DH (47) & furbabies * m/c 7/08 4/12 11/12
I used to tell myself stories too. Savana does. When I come to tuck her in she will tell me she's in the middle of the BEST story. I don't tell myself stories anymore. I am waaaaay to tired when I lay down to think about anything but sweet sweet sleep.
Myles, all of our clothes get ironed besides socks and underwear: my dresses, work trousers, t-shirts, the husband's work shirts and sweaters, Travis' school uniforms, etc, etc. I really don't mind ironing so much. I usually do it while watching TV and feel like I'm burning some calories instead of just sitting on the couch.
Travis has had a great birthday today. He was chuffed to bits with his presents. He has his first swimming lesson tomorrow and is so excited about that as well. All is well over in this corner of the world right now. Oh, well, except for Cash turning in to a little demon. Terrible 2's are in full force; his favorite phrase right now is, "No, mummy, Nooooooo!"
One upside though, I find it SO much easier to fall asleep while pregnant. It's quite refreshing to lay down and be asleep in a short amount of time.
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Glenn Frey Heading To Australia For Solo Shows
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Glenn Frey has just announced a string of shows for Australia early next year. Frey, who released his latest album, the mainly standards set, After Hours last spring, will play a total of four shows in St. Kilda, Perth, and Sydney in February and March.
Although Frey has kept busy with Eagles tours and recordings sessions, we asked him why the two-decade wait between solo projects: "There hasn't been any time. I'd rather not fail at the husband/parent level. I feel that's the important thing that I'm doing right now. And I've got two kids off to college and I have a 10-year-old son and, y'know, I'm still doing stuff, so, y'know, it's a big life. It's busy and there hasn't been a lot of time."
Frey told us that Eagles work pretty much consumed all his music making time over the past decade: "Y'know, there really wasn't any time, to some degree. And, y'know, the (Eagles') Long Road Out Of Eden album was -- took quite a few years of my time to get it together and then once we put the record out we started touring and we went in a sort of five-year cycle where we went around the world and back to markets we under-played. . . it was a long cycle."
The Eagles will next perform on November 17th at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena.
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|31.3 km (19.4 miles)
|121 km (75 miles) E of Bristol Island, Antarctica
2665 km (1655 miles) ESE of Ushuaia, Argentina
2900 km (1801 miles) SE of Rio Gallegos, Argentina
2906 km (1805 miles) ESE of Punta Arenas, Chile
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|horizontal +/- 16.7 km (10.4 miles); depth +/- 3.4 km (2.1 miles)
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