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oh my goodness ashers! that is so hilarious. my in-laws don't even sleep in the same room most of the time.
oh my goodness ashers! that is so hilarious. my in-laws don't even sleep in the same room most of the time.
Oh how I love you guys! I'm so glad that you could talk about that and not get embarrassed. I would NEVER discuss the topic with my MIL but with my mom I can talk about it all I want. We are not shy, not to mention that I worked in a GYN office for almost 3 years and it was a regular topic.
Heather that is awesome!! I'm so happy for you guys!
Many many hugs, Tif! I have really been struggling with my faith since my miscarriage. And that was only at 6 weeks, so I can't even imagine how much you must be struggling what with losing a (third) child so far along. I hope you will be able to adopt through LDSFS and get a quick match!
Food storage, we pretty much suck. We bought a bucket from Costco with a bunch of dried food a few years ago. It probably needs to be replaced now. We need to start getting that in order. You guys have inspired me to at least have my 72 hour kit ready. I am now setting a goal for myself to have the 72 hour kits ready before we go on vacation this summer. Does anyone have a good link to what should be in a 72 hour kit? (I'm too lazy to search right now, lol, so if anyone has a link right off hand, I'd love to see it. If not, I'll look it up later.)
I have always loved the saying, "Church says stay out of the bedroom before marriage, and after marriage the Church stays out of the bedroom." My DH and I sometimes debate whether everything is "okay" to do in the bedroom, or if there are some things that are frowned upon. But we've come to the conclusion that if it's between a married couple and it's consensual, then it's "okay." I agree that Mormons probably have more sex than other couples. In fact, I always laugh when people say that after marriage they don't have as much sex, because it's the opposite in our culture. After marriage, Mormons usually have 100% more sex. I foresee DH and I being like your parents and in-laws, Ashley.
I can tell you what we have in ours. Ours are not full of survival type gear, though we have a little bit of that (like a utility knife, whistle, flashlights), but mainly food and water. We have a day's worth of food for each person which consists of
breakfast - granola bar, juice box
lunch - canned food (like vienna sausages, small pop top can of ravioli, etc), crackers
dinner - same as lunch, with a little pack of cookies or candy for dessert
water for the day (depends on size of person)
We have this x3 in each backpack.
I need to add a change of clothes and some activity stuff for the kids, and copies of important documents for me and DH. That kind of stuff gets out of date so fast and I haven't updated it in a long time.
I really need to get 72 hour kits ready. My DH and I have discussed this for a long time now and just have not done it. I'm going to be making it a goal to have it done by the time we get back from Yellowstone in June. I just need to get it done, I mean it cant take much right?
Heather thanks for your list.
We rotate out the food and water at general conference and this seems to be working for us. Most of the stuff in there is good for about a year, some more some less, but we rotate it anyway. Then the kids get to eat that stuff GC weekend, which they are super excited about. It's not stuff we normally eat anyway so it's kind of a treat for them. I still need to get more water and a few more packages of snack cookies and crackers to restock ours, but we have all our canned stuff in there.
We also have napkins and plastic utensils in ours.
Heather, you have given me some great ideas on things I still need to add to your 72-hour kits. I guess I better be getting one ready for baby girl too with diapers, wipes, and what not. In our kits along with 'meal' type foods we have added in nuts and beef jerky, just for added protein, if for some reason we ended up needing it longer thank 72-hours. We also have basic survival things like those thermal blankets (the small fold up to wallet size ones), a pancho for each of us, flash light (a wind up one), toilet paper, kleenex, water purifier pellets, screwdriver, and extra cash.
Oh and Kyli, I believe Kyle and I will end up that way too. We have no shame in our relationship and have had plenty of our own fun on vacations with our families! :o) Its a good way to keep the relationship strong.
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Oh and this is funny but everytime we have company over I jump DH's bones haha. This last week was kind of hard but I had positive OPKs. He worked graveyard shift so by the time he came home in the mornings everyone was already awake. We had to get sneaky!
Remember how I mentioned my need for adrenaline with sex? This most often comes out as sex at other peoples' houses or when visitors are here. Keira was conceived in a tent next to my parents' tent on a Labor Day camping trip. Scharae was conceived in pretty much the same location. Taela was in my parents' supercool cedar lines spa-style double shower, the miscarriage I had before Aiyana was Thanksgiving weekend in my inlaw's bed while they were out of town. Aiyana was at my parents'...you get the picture
Lucy was conceived on my in-laws' couch. We were staying with them on vacation. I think my FIL walked through the living room to get a drink of water at one point and we just held still. It was funny because we'd been TTC for several months with no luck. And then people make jokes about naming their kid after the place where they were conceived, but I don't think "blue denim couch" is a good name.
That is so funny Tif. I'm the same way though. We never stay at my parents house over night as they only live like 15 mins away from us. However, when we are in CA visiting Kev's family its the worst. I want it all the time. Or when they are here visiting.
Heather that is super funny!
The only story I have of conceiving was Preston and we were on vacation in a hotel. The last time we were in CA I was hoping to conceive while staying in Kev's aunt and uncles camp trailer, needless to say it wasnt happening as I dont think I was even close to O'ing.
I am so glad that I am not the only one who wants to jump DH bones while not at home. It took me 4.5 years to convince him to have sex at his parents house, I had done other favors for him while we have stayed there though. We never stay with my parents though, although we have had a few great make-out sessions on their couch while waiting for them to get home! :o)
We were once on vacation with DH family in Cali, we were all sharing a suite in the hotel. We had our own little separate room and bathroom...oh how I long for that bathroom again...we had some of the best sex there, it was a great week.
We go with my family every summer to St. George, we always sneak into the shower together. We always have fun on vacations....makes me wish we were going on one.
I am really starting to agree with the comment made earlier about LDS couples having more sex...
Two times now, the temple has given my telephone number and name to people I do not know. This is really bugging me. A few months ago, a woman from a ward like 100 miles away called and asked if she could do a few family file baptisms during our youth's temple trip. Our YW president said okay. It was weird they gave her my # but whatever... then tonight the YM president from a branch about an hour away called me and asked if his branch's youth could tag along with our ward's temple trip next month. The temple gave this guy my name & # too! This really makes me made. They ask for my # when I make the appointment (I schedule all the temple trips for our ward) but I assume it's so THEY could call me if something came up as a conflict, not so that they can give it out to strangers.
Am I wrong to be bugged by this? It feels wrong to be irritated by temple workers. I just think this is not a right policy for them to have.
I would be really bothered if the temple, or any other church member was giving out my number with out my permission, especially to total strangers! I would think the temple workers would not do that, its a breach of confidence, maybe if the temple workers called and gave you a message that way you could call the other ward/branch back I would be bothered. So weird!
I agree! If the temple called me directly and said, 'So and so from here wants to know about joining with your youth group coming to the temple,' then I could call them or pass it on to someone else to call them. But when they call me directly I feel all this pressure to not say no to them.
I asked the YW president and she said we need to find out how many of our youth are planning to go before we give them an answer.
I do need to call the temple and make an appt for our fall trip, so I will definitely mention that they not give out my number any more. I feel bad for the small branch that needs to go with another group, but maybe they can work it out with us ahead of time.
I'll be honest, if you are the one who is contacting the temple to schedule your ward temple trips then no I dont see anything wrong with it. In their eyes you are the contact for your ward regarding this. However, I do think it would be more appropriate to have the temple contact you directly instead of someone you do not know.
Ladies I need a little bit of help/ideas or whatever you feel to share. My brother and sister in law are due in Sept with their first baby. I asked to do the baby shower because she was so disappointed with the way her bridal shower turned out that her sister threw. So I know I have a couple months but I'm a HUGE planner. I things set in stone and my mind never shuts off so I'm constantly thinking about what there is left to get ready.
So my question is this. They are not active in their ward and know nobody. So I figured she should probably invite those in the ward she grew up in. But should we invite the ward my brother grew up in as well? He stopped going to church at a young age. Whenever I would get invites for peoples showers I did not know it really bugged me but now that I'm in that planning stage I understand why they are invited. Anyways so do you think we should do those ladies as well?
Also do you guys like games at showers? I'm not a huge fan but I'm thinking of maybe a couple small games would not be to bad? What about food ideas? Obviously my sister in law has the final say but I want to have ideas running in my head. Any help would be great!
I would not invite ladies from the ward the father grew up in. I'm irked when people I am not really friends with/close to send me invitation to stuff. Feels like they're just begging for a present or some money. Also I think it's kind of like a bridal shower - it's about the woman, so it should be people who are close to her. The DH's family should be invited of course but I wouldn't go too far beyond that. It's a woman thing IMO.
I don't mind games but I hate when they take forever.Mainly you want to watch the lady open gifts and shove some cake in your mouth and go home.
Can you tell I'm kind of the anti-shower?
Speaking of which I got an invitation to a baby shower for a woman in my ward. She's actually one of my VTs and her companion, who is also her BFF, is throwing it for her. This is her 2nd baby though so it seems weird to me to have a shower. It's a boy and her first was a girl, and when I had Truman my mom threw me a SMALL shower (just family) and we said "just boy clothes" because that's all you need really. Also this woman's husband is a doctor so I feel like it's not even about need. I guess they just want to have a party. I'm not going. It's the same day as our area day of service and we are taking part in that beginning at 8 a.m. The shower is 10-12 I think. IDK how long the service will run, but it's yard work so I will not be presentable and nice smelling anyway!
Oh how I wish my shower planners were as considerate as you are trying to be Brandi...I dont get a say in what goes on at mine, who is invited or what food will be served.
Like Heather stated the focus should be on the mom and the coming baby, so in my opinion I wouldnt invite individuals she really doesnt know. I know it would make me very uncomfortable for strangers to be around. It was so hard for me to be around DH family for my bridal shower since I had only met a few of them before hand. For games I would do something short and simple. I cannot think of any ideas, as most of the showers I go to are open houses. I am sure what ever you come up with will be wonderful.
I dont understand the whole baby shower for the second child thing, especially for individuals who do not necessary 'need' it and if the children are born close in age. My SIL has a had little get togethers to celebrate a new life but the only gifts that were brought were diapers.
Thanks for your input ladies! I talked to my sister in law for a little bit today and asked her about games she told me that she was fine with either. Mine was an open house, but I just dont want people to get bored ya know? I'm going to have her start compiling a list so I know how many to expect. They find out what they are having next month so then things can really start getting planned!
Just don't play the poopy diaper game! Oh my heck.
That's a great idea! So many shower games involve humiliation for the bride/new mom or doing weird things (like sniffing melted candy bars in diapers or eating baby food). I like it when people go around and say who they are and how they know the woman. It helps when you've got some church friends, some family friends, some relatives, etc., and you are thinking who's who? That's not really a game. Oh and something at one of my baby showers I really liked was instead of just a guest book they got a hardbound journal and each person there wrote some bit of advice to the new mom or well wishes. I still have that.
We have something like that from our bridal shower. It had more pages than people that showed up so it's become mine and John's "love note" book that we write back and forth sappy stupid little love notes (I think he owes me one from the last one I wrote about 8 months ago, come to think of it!).
Have everyone write their name and address on an envelope when they walk in-this gives a step up on thank-you notes.
I went to a baby shower recently where they didn't play any games (I love shower games...I tend to win them all ) but they had tons of white onesies, an iron, fat quarters/other fabric scraps and some wunderunder type stuff and each person designed a onesie. They turned out really cute and it was fun.


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For those of you who were waiting to see if it was really going to happen...the time is here so make your plans! We are working on the final registration materials that will give you information about lodging, conference location, the preliminary program, directions from the Indianapolis airport, information about local activities, and registration/payment information. For purposes of selecting your arrival times into Indy, be aware that the registration and welcoming event on Friday July 21st will begin sometime in the late afternoon. We plan to conclude the conference on Sunday July 23rd sometime in the mid-afternoon so everyone can travel back home.
If you didn't pre-register and would like to now, the total cost for late registration (from now until the conference) will be $125 ($25 of which is non-refundable).
The scholarship information is also being finalized and we will be contacting those who indicated they were interested in learning more about either receiving or providing scholarships. Remember, our goal is to try to help as much as we can to get people to the conference. If you find that the financial aspect of coming is a stumbling block, please apply for the scholarship assistance once we release those documents.
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It's a place so big, with so much to offer, that local Mainers have a fitting name for it: The County.But once you get a taste of everything there is to experience here, in Maine's northernmost and largest county, you might remember Aroostook County best by its other nickname: The Crown of Maine.And what a fitting crown it is.There's a different type of resilient adventure up here, where the seasons...Read more
It's a place so big, with so much to offer, that local Mainers have a fitting name for it: The County.
But once you get a taste of everything there is to experience here, in Maine's northernmost and largest county, you might remember Aroostook County best by its other nickname: The Crown of Maine.
And what a fitting crown it is.
There's a different type of resilient adventure up here, where the seasons seem to compete for your attention. As the crown county rotates with the seasons, its paths bring a renewed excitement as well.
In the winter you'll glide through two thousand miles of snowmobile trails, and do some snowshoeing along the way, perhaps. In the summer, you'll race through a thousand miles of ATV trails, or meander along the hiking trails that rejuvenate you with every step.
You'll travel from town to beautiful town, and from trail to breathtaking trail. And you'll find a different joy in each beginning and each end. But up here, it's truly the journey you'll enjoy the most, through 3.5 million acres of forests that seem to stretch into an infinite path of your own.
You might discover Maine's "Million Dollar View" between Danforth and Orient, with the glorious Mount Katahdin on your left, and a soothing horizon of calm lakes on your right. Or you might find yourself smiling and paddling, on a canoe trip, exploring 92 miles of ponds and rivers that form the Allagash Wilderness Waterway.
And you'll find treasures in the towns here, too. It might be a restored Victorian train museum, or a historic 1839 Blockhouse, or a market square that holds its original charm. There's a modern life up here and a well-preserved history, but you can be assured a warm and friendly welcome from the residents of Maine's northern-most county.
There's an authentic story up here. It's a story that includes you, and at the same time, it's a story that's all your own. And that's the story you'll go home and tell.
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There are plenty of places in Los Gatos to pick out this year's Christmas tree, including:
- Four Winds Christmas Trees, 19679 Skyline Blvd., 408-464-2707
- Patchen California Christmas Tree Farm, 22217 Old Santa Cruz Highway, 408-353-1615
- Summit Christmas Tree Farm, 23868 Summit Rd., 408-354-3595
- Peppertree School Tree Lot, corner of Lark Avenue and Winchester Boulevard.
- Green Thumb Nursery of Los Gatos, 15796 Winchester Blvd., 408-395-6050.
Do you know of any other farms in Los Gatos where you can cut your own? What are some other local spots to peruse trees, wreaths, etc?
With so many options, picking out a Christmas tree can sometimes make you feel like you're in " A Charlie Brown Christmas." Any given tree can either be too short, too tall, too bald, too bushy or have a myriad of other problems.
So how can you tell which tree is the right one for you? To help select your favorite tree, the characteristics of the more popular species are listed below.
Douglas-fir: This tree is generally available as a sheared tree and is the most common species found on tree lots.
It has a nice fragrance and a medium-to-good shelf life. Because of the thick, bushy crowns, they do not lend themselves to large or heavy decorations.
This species is the easiest to grow because it is relatively problem-free. It requires seven to eight years to mature as a Christmas tree.
Noble fir: This species is considered the "Cadillac" of Christmas trees. It grows in a more open pattern, has stout branches, luxurious green needles, a long shelf life and a nice fragrance. It is popular with families that have large or heavy ornaments.
It is the most expensive tree because it takes eight to ten years to mature and is the most difficult species to grow.
Grand fir: This sheared tree is the most fragrant of the native species. It has an attractive needle that makes it a popular choice as a flocked tree.
Grand fir trees require eight to nine years to grow and have a medium shelf life.
Fraser fir: This North Carolina native has strong branches that will hold heavier ornaments. The needles have a pleasant fragrance and a long shelf life comparable to a noble fir.
Fraser fir trees are difficult to grow because of the many pests that threaten them. They require eight to 10 years before they are ready for harvest.
Norway and blue spruce trees: These are generally available only at choose-and-cut farms. They will hold heavy decorations. Some consumers think they are child- and pet-proof because of the stiff, prickly needles.
Spruces require eight to nine years to mature as Christmas trees and have a medium shelf life.
Tips for caring for your tree:
Once you make it home with your tree, cut one-quarter inch off the butt and place the tree in a water stand. The stand should be large enough to hold at least one gallon of water after the tree is placed in it. Check the water level daily. A typical six-foot tall tree can drink one gallon of water each day and remain fresh for two to three weeks.
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A study shows Americans taste in beer has changed dramatically from 2008-2012.
Michelob has seen the biggest decrease in beer consumption. Michelob light has seen a decrease of almost 51% and Michelob Ultra Amber has seen a decrease of 43%.
Other beers that have seen large decreases are Miller Genuine Draft (45.7%) and Budweiser (25.5%).
Beers that have seen the biggest increase are Blue Moon (103.75%), Pabst Blue Ribbon (97.4%) and Yuengling (93.6%).
Craft beer has also become very popular. There are now 2,000 breweries in the country compared to just one in 1976.


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Russia has not arrested two suspects who attacked a Korean student in Moscow on Sunday, it clarified Wednesday. The precipitate announcement has raised some eyebrows in Korea.
Russian police told the Korean Embassy in Moscow on Wednesday they have completed composite pictures of the suspects and are confident of their imminent arrest. But a day earlier, Russian Ambassador to Korea Konstantin Vnukov told the Korean Foreign Ministry the two suspects are already under arrest.
The article closes with a source saying perhaps the Russian ambassador lied in order to placate the Korean Foreign Minister. On the 9th the ambassador was summoned to the Foreign Ministry over the murder of one Korean student in February and the wounding of another this month.
"Vice Foreign Minister Shin Kak-soo summoned the Russian ambassador in Seoul to urge swift investigation into the recent crimes against South Koreans in Russia and efforts to prevent the recurrence of such incidents," a ministry official said.
Russian police said, according to KBS, the assailants likely weren't targetting Koreans:
Russian police say they are questioning two suspects in connection with Sunday's stabbing of a South Korean student in Moscow.
Russian police said Tuesday that if charges against the suspects are confirmed, stern punishments will follow.
They also said that the attack does not appear to have been aimed South Koreans in particular.
Not that it makes things any safer for Koreans or for foreigners in general.
The Foreign Ministry, meanwhile, has issued safety precautions for Koreans in Russia.
The ministry made the notice on its Web site Thursday, saying that attacks by skinheads or other ultrarightist groups can target people regardless of age and gender.
The ministry warned Koreans not to go outside alone or at night in Russia.
It also warned that Adolf Hitler's birthday, April 20th, and November fourth's National Unity Day tend to see more hate crimes than usual.
The Korea Times has more:
The government issued a travel warning to Russia Thursday, following attacks on South Korean students there.
All of the country, except for the southern Kavkaz region, has been designated as a level 1 warning zone ``temporarily'' from March 11 to May 31, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade said in a statement.
A level 1 travel warning advises tourists and visitors to take precautions while traveling.
Kavkaz remains as a level 3 restricted zone due to the possibility of terrorist activities in Chechnya.
A JoongAng Daily article via Yonhap about Russia's mixed messages closes with:
In Tuesday's meeting with the Russian envoy, South Korea's vice foreign minister, Shin Kak-soo, lodged a strong complaint over the series of crimes, saying Korea-Russia relations may be strained if the recent rise of crimes against South Koreans in Russia is allowed to continue.
The website for the Korean Embassy in Moscow has posted a message with the following points to heed:
- 야간에 단독 외출을 삼가시고 주간에도 가급적 외진 곳은 통행을 삼가해 주시기 바라며 가능하면 반듯이 단체로 이동하여 주시기 바랍니다.
- 한국인 단체 관광객들 주변에서 이유없이 배회하거나 과잉친절행동을 하는 외국인이 있으면 각별한 주의가 요구됩니다.
- 장기체류자의 경우 출퇴근 경로나 상시 출입하는 장소로의 이동 경로를 주기적으로 변경하시기 바랍니다.
- 만일의 사태 발생시 관할 대사관이나 총영사관으로 즉시 연락을 바랍니다.
After all, these aren't the first two attacks on Korean students in Russia. The JoongAng Daily, among others, mentions more:
In 2005, two Korean students in their teens in St. Petersburg were stabbed and seriously injured, and in 2007, another Korean student was attacked by a group of Russians and died while receiving treatment. Last year, a female university student studying in Russia was terrorized by a group of Russians wielding flammable materials.
Several English-language papers have weighed in with editorials. Here's the Korea Herald:
These unprovoked attacks have caused the roughly 2,000 Korean students in Russia to fear further racially-motivated assaults. The Korean Embassy in Moscow asked the Russian authorities to ensure better security for the large number of Korean students, but we cannot expect any extraordinary steps from them, as they are already heavily burdened with a rising crime rate.
A lengthy excerpt from the Times' "Fearful in Moscow":
This should be a rude awakener to both Korean and Russian diplomats in a country where up to 15 percent of local youths are sympathetic with the xenophobic, racist groups, which believe everything bad in their country is ascribable to foreigners, as these aliens are exploiting Russia's wealth and resources while taking away local people's jobs.
Regretful are the reports that Moscow appears not very eager to crack down on these anti-social, anti-human elements ― even if one acknowledges this is neither a problem peculiar to Russia nor an easy one to root out ― not least because such xenophobic trends would drive foreign investors and tourists further away, which will in turn lead to even greater economic difficulties and a wider income gap among the Russians in a vicious circle.
None other than Korean residents in Russia are reportedly expressing not just shock and anger but fear, raising questions whether Russia is a law-abiding, civilized state where law enforcement authorities are operating normally. These ethnic Koreans have already been suffering enough from inconveniences with visas and other consular problems there.
The foreign ministry is considering issuing a travel warning for more regions of Russia, while telling Koreans to avoid pleasure quarters especially after dark as well as to travel in groups. This ``take-good-care-of-yourself" advice may be better than nothing, but Koreans in Russia are asking, ``Does it mean we'll have to personally hire bodyguards?"
Seoul must go way further from this and call for Moscow to thoroughly investigate these incidents, punish the criminals and promise to do its best to prevent their recurrences ― not just in words but in deeds. If these requirements are unmet, there is no reason President Lee Myung-bak shouldn't make a personal call to either Russian President Dmitri Medvedev or Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and show them what summit diplomacy is supposed to be.
The JoongAng Daily's "Russia's words not enough":
We now need more from the Russian government than words. Saying that it will try its best to prevent such incidents from happening again in the future is no longer enough.
Instead, the government must act to catch the criminals and subject them to proper judgment after thorough and quick investigations. The Russian authorities also need to develop measures to protect Korean students and residents staying in their country.


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Ideal for commercial business park, easy access, approx. 700' of 183 frontage, approx. 50' of CR 258 frontage. 4 in. waterline on CR 258 ties into 15 in. waterline 1000' ft away on CR 258 & CR 260. PID#'s 15052100000043, 15052100000044BA, 15052100000044B and 15041700000035
UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY with 28.3 acres with frontage on HWY 183 in Liberty Hill. Property is perfectly configured for commercial use with all of Hwy 183, County Road 207, and County Road 212 FRONTAGE. Perfect for convenient store and office/warehouses, or other commercial use. Located in a fast developing area of Liberty Hill.
Great Corner Property for your clients business. High growth, Easy accessibility area located between 183 and Ronald Regan Blvd. Water by Chisholm Trail.
Awesome Development Opportunity - 17.5 Acres on Hard Corner of FM 3405 and Ronald Reagan Blvd. Site topography follows closely with Street Elevation for Easy Ingress/Egress. Highly Visible and Buildable Land. Nicely Space Trees at Northern End of Lot allow for some "keepers on site plan. River Frontage on North Fork San Gabriel River. Private Water line on Property. Two Parcels make up total Acreage. one at 11.0 Acres and one at 6.5. Several High End Residential Development with short radius!
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When you think of oil and gas in the Texas panhandle, a few area towns come to mind - and Miami is probably near the top of the list. And working in oil fields carries quite a bit of risk - so in 2011, the city approved the construction of a landing zone to airlift injured workers in an emergency.
"The oil and gas industry is an extremely hazardous industry," says Roberts County Judge Vernon H. Cook, "and we make a lot of emergency medical runs out here for rig injuries and that kind of thing, and they're excited that it's available to help their people, and we are too."
A local rancher offered up his land, and the companies who operate in the area chipped in the lion's share of the cost to build the Flowers Ranch LZ.
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US might be a 'nation of deadbeats'
Americans have been paying down debt but walking away from more.
This post comes from Brett Arends at partner site MarketWatch.
President Barack Obama said on Monday that "we are not a nation of deadbeats," but instead a people who "pay our bills."
A close look at the data reveals a very different story -- and one that gets far too little airing in public discourse.
Far from paying our bills, the current generation of Americans -- or some of them -- have set records for default which probably have no parallel in the history of the human race. During the last five years, U.S. individuals have walked away from a staggering $585 billion in mortgages, credit card debts and other personal loans. That works out at about $6,000 per household.
And if the numbers are to be believed, there is probably a lot more to come.
Turn on any news program devoted to the economy and you will doubtless hear some Wall Street blowhard telling you that American households have been "repairing their balance sheets" and paying down their debts. They make it sound so virtuous, and they often then segue into sneering remarks about those degenerate Greeks and other Europeans who don't behave in the same responsible way.
The truth is very different. According to the Federal Reserve, U.S. household debt peaked five years ago at a gigantic $13.8 trillion. Since then it has declined to $12.9 trillion -- a decline of about 7%. To put that in context, household debts today still exceed those seen at the end of 2006, near the peak of the bubble. They are three times what they were in 1998.
Furthermore, the majority of that reduction hasn't come from people paying off their loans, but from banks writing them off.
The total debt reduction from the peak, says the Fed, is $954 billion. Loan write-offs, at $585 billion, account for 60% of that. In other words, for all the chest-thumping about how Americans are repairing their balance sheets and how we aren't a nation of deadbeats, in the past five years Americans have walked away from $3 in debt for every $2 they've paid off.
In the first quarter of 2010 alone, about 13% of all credit card debt was just written off.
Households weren't alone. Corporations have defaulted on $35 billion to $40 billion in debt per year in recent years, according to Moody's.
Naturally this has occurred even while the federal government has bailed out bankrupt financial institutions, and flooded the economy with massive deficits, low interest rates and free money to make it all easier.
Heaven knows what the situation would have looked like under a system of honest money.
It's easy to get too sanctimonious. Once a country gets itself into a disastrous debt hole, write-offs may be the only sensible way out. After all, for every reckless borrower there was also a reckless lender. If a debt is not going to be repaid, a policy of "extend and pretend," let alone, say, debtors' prison, is not going to help. So maybe deadbeat economics is the way to go.
But let's go easy on the chest-thumping.
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Try paying bills with no job! How many Americans walked away without paying mortgages and credit cards, well figure it out buddy. If your going to tally all of it, don't leave nothing out. How about the banks and brokers that walked away with millions, and paid no dues. How about Americans that were left with homes that had lesser value, and the banks wouldn't refinance them because of it. Go ahead and spill your guts, we all know the truth. I'm not saying that all people are honest, but very many fall into this group, and you know it.
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Lindsey's Q & A
What's your favorite movie quote?
"Lying's the most fun a girl can have without taking her clothes off - but it's better if you do." - Closer This is probably overused, but come on, it's a great quote... and even better, Natalie Portman said it.
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I'm going to keep it low key here-- Mario Kart Racing on Nintendo 64. And yes, I will make you cry. :)
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
I may be the only person ever to say this, but I don't want any tattoos. I think they look great on other people, but I don't ever want any.. there is something pure & classic about not having any tattoos. As far as piercings, my ears & belly-button are pierced.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
Embarrassing songs are my favorites!! If I had to choose though, probably "I Believe In a Thing Called Love" by The Darkness..... it's especially fun trying to keep up with his falsetto half way in the song. It's one of my guilty pleasure/feel good songs!
What's your best party trick?
Hahaha.... this question made me laugh out loud. There are too many to list, seriously.
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
Lately, there was a guy trying to pick me up by telling me that I reminded him of his ex looks-wise (and then he proceeded to discuss how much he disliked her). Really?
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
I hate to say it, but damn, I love some Cookout. And for those of you who don't know what that is, I am so very sorry. Think spicy chicken wraps (better than Wendy's) ,strawberry milkshakes with strawberry chunks, tasty little cheeseburgers that aren't dripping with grease.... yum.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Hmmmm...... probably a 6-pack with 3 bottles left in it, and it is strange precisely for that reason.
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
We won't go into that :)
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Honestly, my "yoga pants" and a cute tank top. I am a minimalist in the clothing department, simply because clothes are uncomfortable 99% of the time!
Tell us a joke.
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South Park Movie :)
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baby got back ;)
My first job
worked as a nanny
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I have No piercings and 3 small tattoos very well hidden but exposed if needed (I have one on my booty- hehe)
Mac or PC?
I have both :)
Nintendo, Xbox 360, PS3, or don't game?
I am old school- I LOVE Nintendo
What fun fact, talent or superpower of yours should guys know about?
Well In my opinion common sense is so rare it should be classified as a super power lol
What's the most memorable pick up line you've ever heard?
"How much does a polar bear weigh? ----> Enough to break the ice, Hi I'm (insert name here)" haha
What's the craziest thing you've ever done?
My life is a movie- every day is something crazy, from sky diving, to cross country road trips, to sex in a church (is she joking) lol ;) all the things I have done- I can not just name one thing. You will see a movie on me some day- just watch.... or at least on E! True Hollywood Story haha
What's the most unusual place you've ever hooked up? How'd it go?
I have hooked up in so many fun and crazy places- like Central Park in NYC in day time, and on a Ferris Wheel at a busy amusement Park, just to name a few. Like I said---> NEVER a dull moment with me haha
What's in your purse or pocket right now?
Nothing- I am typing this in my lingerie :)
What do you feel most comfortable wearing?
I feel most comfortable in jeans and a tank top with some sexy heels.
Would you rather have boring sex all the time or an amazing romp once a year?
If I have amazing ROMP sex once a year can I still play with my toys the other 364 days?? ;)
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I'm 19 years old and at age 14 I had a still birth. I thought my life was over at that point. But with prayer, I graduate school at age 18 (17 out of 170) with a 3.5 GPA. I went on to begin college and ended up gettin pregnant again.
I thought okay I dont kno what I did wrong in my last pregnancy but this time I'm doing everything right. I thought I did until one Thursday morning 6/3/2010 I woke up to severe chest pains. To the hospital I went. When I got there my blood pressure was high and I had a high level of protein in my urine. By the way the chest pains were only heartburn.
I never had a blood pressure problem, and just the week before and during each of my other doctor visits my blood pressure was great, so it was kind of weird. If I had never went to the hospital I would have never knew I had preeclampsia. I was shipped an hour and a half away from my house to another hospital.
Majority of the time I spent alone but it was okay because my mother is a single parent with 2 other children and a grandson. Three days later on 6/6/2010 I woke up to a severe headache.. My mother said she talked to me at 7 something in the morning and I told her that they were about to perform the c-section. She said she asked me if I wanted her to come over and if I was scared. She said I told her no she didnt have to come over and that I wasnt scared. One of my friends told me the same story. This I don't remember at all but at 11:29 I deliever and from the moment I got into the labor and deliver room til now I can remember everything. That was really weird.
Anyways, I had to wait 24 hrs until I could see my daughter (27 6/7 weeks gestation (12 weeks n 1 day early)). The doctors who delivered K'Lynn said that she came out fiesty which is good. I kinda knew she would because the 3 days that she was on the monitor she wouldnt stay still.
K'Lynn was born weighing 830 grams and 35 cm long. She came out crying and within 24 hrs on CPAP instead of a ventilator. Knowing all of this made me so happy for her.
Then I had to see her for the first time. My little girl is to tiny. It was amazing to know she was alive but it hurt to see her that way. She had all these wires coming out of her and didnt look 14 inches at all.
I was so excited to see her never the less. Being that she's almost 2 hrs away from me I only got to see her 3x before I had to leave her. Leaving her was the most painful thing in the world. I cry and cry and cry some more everytime I think about her because I'm so far away from her. 3 days went by and I was on my way back to see her. It was so good seeing her again. Until I had to leave and go back home. I cried.
I can't stop crying. I scare myself because I'm the type of person that has to research and research. I just would love to know how did the beginning go for all of you guys. I dont know what to expect and the research jus scares me. Every little bit of information helps good or bad.
Also how long did it take to bring your child/children home? What things were expected out of them before they could get released?


text: As March 28th gets closer, the anticipation for Darren Aronofsky's Noah builds. Most know the story of Noah and the ark, but in Aronofsky's hands, it's sure to be told in a way some may not be ready for. I for one, am really looking forward to seeing it (in IMAX of course).


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Funeral services for Rodney Edward Avera, 60, will be held Friday, April 22, 2011 at 2 p.m. in Bailey Funeral Home Chapel, Springhill, with the Rev. Marty Wright officiating. Interment will follow in Wilson Cemetery, Lewisville, Arkansas under the direction of Bailey Funeral Home, Springhill.
Visitation will be held today (Thursday) from 5 until 8 p.m. at Bailey Funeral Home.
Mr. Avera was born Dec. 22, 1950 in Shreveport to Walter Edward and Olga Zula Burnett Avera and passed away Monday, April 18, 2011 in Shreveport, following a courageous battle with cancer.
He was a lifelong resident of Sarepta, a member of New Sarepta Baptist Church and was a machinist/welder/owner of Avera Machine Shop in Sarepta. Mr. Avera worked from 2004-2007 in Beijing, China as a structural superintendent on an US Embassy project and enjoyed sharing his stories of the places he had visited and worked overseas. He was an avid hunter, fisherman, Nascar fan and also served in the U.S. Air Force Reserve. Mr. Avera was a loving husband, father and grandfather.
He is survived by his wife of 40 years, Janeice Taylor Avera of Sarepta; son, Chris Avera and wife, April of Springhill; daughter, Cheryl Foster and husband, Kenny of Bakersfield, California; grandchildren, Taylor, Bobby and Ryan Foster and Dayton Avera and Madelyn Whaley; brother, John R. Avera of Germany; mother-in-law, Joyce Taylor of Springhill; and brother-in-law, Kevin Taylor and family of Sarepta.
Mr. Avera was preceded in death by his parents.
Pallbearers will be Chris Williamson, Rodney Ketchum, Jerry Shaw, Larry Wallace, Kenneth O'Glee, Gary Leonard, Gary Warlick, Randy Malone, Keary Johnston and Rodney's "little buddy," Josh Leonard. Honorary pallbearers will be members of the Bodcaw Hunting Club.
The family wishes to extend a special thanks to the staff of Lifecare Hospital, Dr. Steven Bonoil, Dr. Roscoe Chan, Dr. Robert Hernandez, Sherry Wallace, Kenneth O'Glee, Gary Leonard, Gary Warlick and Jerry Conly for their loving care and friendship of our loved one.
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Happy Camper Quilt or Quilted Tablecloth
I recently "inherited" this tablecloth from my Great Aunt. It's a simple tablecloth with ric rac trim that she would put out during BBQ's at their home and on Picnics. Everyone in attendance would sign and she would later embroider each signature. Such a great idea! It inspired me to make my own version into a quilt. Don't ya love it! It's SUPER SIMPLE and will be so fun to have our friends and family sign it when we get together for our Camping Trips.
The Ingredients are simple and so are the Instructions, so let's go!
1 Jelly Roll 2 Yards of fabric for the front
3 yards of fabric for the back
Jelly Roll Strips and Nine Patch pieces left over are used for the binding
1. Make 40-42 Nine Patch blocks
Making Nine Patch blocks is easy peasy.
a. Cut your Jelly Roll Strips in half.
b. You will need 2 strips of one fabric and 1 strip of a coordinating fabric for each set.
c. Sew strips together as shown below:
d. Cut sewn strips 2 1/2" wide as shown in photo below:
e. You'll end up with something like this:
f. Sew 2 1/2" wide pieces together as shown in photo below:
g. Tah Dah! A Nine Patch block. You'll need 40-42 blocks. 2. Sew 2 strips of 11 or 12 -Nine Patch blocks each.
3. Sew 2 strips of 9 - Nine Patch blocks each.
Sew long strip(s) to long sides of front piece first.
Then sew shorter strip(s) to ends of front piece, matching Nine Patch blocks at ends.
(see photo):Depending on your seams, and the actual length and width of your front piece, will depend whether you use 11 or 12 blocks on each long end. You'll have to measure and do a little math.
Put top, batting and backing together and quilt as desired {I did a big grid first (to leave room for signing names) and then extra quilting on the borders}.
Use your left over strips and Nine Patch pieces and sew together end to end to create a binding. I usually do a 2 1/4" binding. But I just left the pieced binding at 2 1/2" and it turned out rather nicely.
Bind as desired and you're all done! Enjoy!
1 Quilt or Quilted Tablecloth! Your Choice. Finished size is approx. 54" x 84"
Happy Camping from Jodi at Pleasant Home!
27 comments:
- SandyN said...
Great Idea.. you could even make a Christmas verson....
Sandy N
- July 29, 2010 at 6:07 AM
- eamylove said...
I really love this idea! With or without the signatures, it's a cutie.
- July 29, 2010 at 7:16 AM
- Shannon said...
What a cute idea. I especially liked the signatures. Almost like a scrapbook!
- July 29, 2010 at 7:20 AM
- randi---i have to say said...
Great job, Jodi! I love how it turned out!
- July 29, 2010 at 7:50 AM
- Frummie said...
Hi Jodi,
I started doing this when my granddaughter was born. It is now 13 years old and the signatures, poems, pictures and hand prints are something to share and smile at whenever THE CLOTH comes out.
- July 29, 2010 at 7:58 AM
- Needled Mom said...
Fabulous idea!!! Thanks, Jodi.
- July 29, 2010 at 8:03 AM
- Quiltin' Jenny said...
My mom did this with a tablecloth for her dining room. She would embroider over the names and dates before she washed it.
Remind people to date their signatures. It is priceless to me now when I look at my great-grandparents' signatures from their visit to our house when I was just 5! A lot of memories on that tablecloth.
- July 29, 2010 at 8:51 AM
- Kim Walus said...
Super Super Cute. I love it and the fabric adds to the charm of it all. Thanks Jodi for sharing this great idea with us.
- July 29, 2010 at 9:22 AM
- ModistaModesta said...
That is such an amazing idea! I'm going to have to put this one on my sewing list!
- July 29, 2010 at 9:31 AM
- eileensideways said...
what a great idea for a reunion. just fabulous!
- July 29, 2010 at 10:00 AM
- greetingarts said...
That is an utterly brilliant, fun, easy, unique idea! Love it. You could make them for birthdays, holidays, whatever get-togethers you regularly host. Fabulous! Thank you so much.
- July 29, 2010 at 11:53 AM
- Beverly @ FlamingoToes.com said...
What a great idea! It would be fun to do a birthday version - or other holidas too! Thanks!
- July 29, 2010 at 11:55 AM
- Miss White Wall said...
Wonderful Idea! We just got back from camping last weekend, that would have been useful!
- July 29, 2010 at 12:39 PM
- Spangle said...
What a great table cloth - I think mine will have to have a little of auntie's ric rac too! Thanks for the idea.
- July 29, 2010 at 1:01 PM
- Quilt Hollow said...
Such an awesome idea! Wished I would have though about something like this years ago when we attended family reunions. This would even be a blast to use for end of school year gift for teacher! But then...my guys are all grown up! UGH...thinking here...love the idea!!
- July 29, 2010 at 3:00 PM
- Karen said...
I love this! Wonderful idea! I can see making it for my son to take to sporting events and he could have his friends sign it. Thanks for the inspiration.
- July 29, 2010 at 4:56 PM
- Magnolia Bay Quilts said...
Very cute! Love the idea of signature quilts.
- July 29, 2010 at 8:06 PM
- Loliña said...
Thank you very much for this great idea about signatures. I would embroider dates too as Jenny says. Sorry about my english, kisses from Spain
- July 30, 2010 at 4:40 AM
- Bec said...
My aunt embroidered signatures, notes & drawings that were made on a table cloth at each one of my family birthday parties!
I really wish I had started this tradition during our first Thanksgiving as a married couple... we're a military family and I think it would be such a treasure to look back and see all of the members of our "military family" we spent holidays with over the years, since we don't get home for the holidays(haven't been for 6 years!)
- July 30, 2010 at 7:32 AM
- Rae Ann said...
Great project Jodi! I love it enough to make one. I want to have it ready to take to our next family reunion. Maybe I will have to make two... one for our auction. Sweet!~
- July 30, 2010 at 9:31 AM
- Mama Pea said...
Very cute! The signature idea is wonderful, too!
- July 30, 2010 at 9:48 AM
- Jennifer Blosser said...
What a cute idea! The siggy's make it so special! Love it!
- July 31, 2010 at 11:43 AM
- amy smart said...
This is so cute, Jodi! (I love anything American Jane.)
- July 31, 2010 at 2:04 PM
- Barbara said...
Love it! Will give it as a gift for a friend who just got a new "pop-up" camper! Thank you!
- August 4, 2010 at 7:40 AM
- Nanette Merrill and daughters said...
Super cute Jodi. Love it. I think I need to do this at my next family retreat.
- August 5, 2010 at 1:50 PM
- sigrid said...
My Mum had a tablecloth like that. Anyone who spent the night at the house would sign it and she would embroider over it. I've not seen it for a while so I'll have to ask her about it.
- August 8, 2010 at 9:26 AM
- amroth98 said...
I love, love, LOVE this idea!! (Shows how much I lack in creativity to not have thought of something this simple and perfect on my own. . . . all the more reason I ADORE everything Moda!) The last few years I've been making tote bags as a gift from me to my kids' teachers. But what I really want to do is make a gift from the class to the teachers. Most ideas I came up required a bit too much on the parents' or kids' parts that I was afraid I'd get no participation. This is PERFECT!! I could even make it smaller as either a lap quilt or wall hanging. I like the bit about embroidering the names (I love handwork!). Thank you so much for this project!!
- August 11, 2010 at 10:12 AM