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Vancouver was not on the tour map in 2008, but I certainly won't forget my experience for 2009. It might seem complicated so please bear with me.
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To rewind the story a little bit, I bought my tickets once they're released last October. Several months ago Mrs. Ed (it's a nick name of Edwina) from Australia said she'd be coming to Vancouver with her husband. We finally met for the first time Apr 30, and I got an extra big hug from Jann. The couple was off to Alaska for 35 days.
The price of a VIP package excluding ticket dropped from USD1500 to USD1250. I got some tax refund and was thinking back and forth and decided to go for it. Deadline was May 12, I'd been waiting for the US dollar to drop so I could save a lunch or two. I even had my order form filled out with credit card number but didn't get full details from ticketing office so I never sent it. I just couldn't figure out a proper way for my parents and friends to get to the concert venue and to get home. I'd also have to leave work much earlier if I was going to a sound-check, so I finally had to give up the chance of meeting our dearest André and have a photo taken. Oh well!! Maybe I'll see him in Australia and have a photo taken for free?? Dreaming ...
To celebrate André's 30th Anniversary of delivering beautiful music, I custom-made a Canada stamp sheet which I wanted to give him as a souvenir from Canada. I was very surprised to read from the Parlor, just 2 days after I received the stamps, that the Netherlands would have André stamps available in July, so my Canada stamps hatched a little earlier.
So now that I've saved over a thousand dollars, I could spend it in some other ways. I wanted to get some souvenirs for the whole André crew but didn't know what's proper. They still need to travel, so it has to be light and small, but then I wasn't sure how many people there were. I finally decided to get those breathing puppies that I sent to Pierre last year. I bought 3 different puppies as their travelling companion in US/Canada tour. A Pug, a St. Bernard and a Chihuahua, and I named them RIEU 1, RIEU 2 and RIEU 3.
More friends bought tickets for the concert since some good seats were released last week, but when the Row 1 seats were released for just $159 each, I wish I had more friends. My S.O.S. message in the guestbook attracted at least one fan. Beate flew over from Germany just to see this concert (and she was already so fast in sending Sue some pics). THANK YOU BEATE!
June 12, The Concert Day
We got there at 7pm and checked out the "boutique" first. I bought a 30th anniversary T-shirt and Tour books. We're on the floor and had seats in Row 15. As soon as we got to our seats, I needed to find someone to receive my "André souvenirs": the stamps, the 3 puppies, and a few more gifts. I worked for some gala concerts before at the same venue so I knew my way quite well. I walked towards the backstage area….and guess who I first talked to??? Mr. Bodyguard Johann!! He kindly helped me bring all the gifts to André and when I later talked to him again, "Are they real stamps? How is that possible?" he asked. (Yep! Those are real stamps, Johann, they can be used as domestic postage). I'll just say Johann is a very nice and helpful guy, but I won't say much more, otherwise, this poor guy needs his own bodyguard pretty soon. (THANK YOU, JOHANN!!)
Several fans came over to say hello. Cindie, whom I first met in Toronto, brought along 5 of her 8 children (did I get it right, Cindie?). What a potential musical family! That familiar face from Germany came over as well, so we took a picture. When Beate told me she's going back to Germany the next day, I thought "What? You're here just for the concert? WHOW" You fans are amazing!!
A few more guestbook visitors came to say hello and I'd like to thank them all. It's funny, I was like a mother giving away her daughter at a wedding banquet and friends came to congratulate me. My dad, my friend and myself were giving away those 450 little flags and guess who's there taking pictures of us "in action"? Mr. "Still-Don't-Know-What-Name" security guard. I saw him 3 times already and I wish I knew his name by now, but "Sorry!" (at least I saw him smile this year!) One audience member asked "Excuse me, do you know who won the hockey bla bla bla…?" I said "I don't care about hockey, I only care about André!" and we all laughed! I got many questions before while giving out the flags: where did you get that T-shirt? Is there an intermission? Is there a washroom on this level? Are those flowers real? Can someone turn up the air conditioning?
It was 7:59pm, Mrs. Ed and Jeff were waving at me from the side section (row 20 ??) so I ran up to them. As soon as I began to talk, the 76 Trombones started. When they say they start at 8pm, they really mean they start at 8pm SHARP, every time! I had to wait for the traffic light while all the orchestra members marched in. Luckily the 76 Trombones was still on when I got back to my seat and reached for my camera.
It was a very pleasant entry with some enthusiastic audiences waving the flags. Though it's nothing compared to the Ajax game, I still hoped they would help boost everyone's spirit!
Although I expected the program to be the same, and it was, as the Ottawa one which Al Girard shared on the Parlor in April, it's still different to experience it all in person. It's entertaining to hear André's "jokes", it's fun watching Cord taking Polaroids (Beate got 1 out of the … 10??) while André posed nicely, though there's no way the little pictures ever reached Row 15, at least I got a bonus as the bull stepped on my foot when trying to "smell" or "kiss" the woman in front of me!!
The Three Tenors get better and better every year, Carla's voice in the Doll Song was even more amazing than before, Mirusia was singing with all her happy soul, Kalki was pretty impressive too. Ruud's not there, so it's probably his turn babysitting at home while Lin goes on tour. No Frank, no Kremi, 6 girls in choir. Not too many standing ovations, just a few, but the applauses were quite loud and extended, so I'd say the response was not bad at all. I found it a much more enthusiastic crowd than that in 2007.
During intermission, I ran up to the 300 level to meet my friend on wheelchair and her mom thanked me again for introducing André's music to her. After a little chat, I had to go to the restroom. I then went down to the floor and then ran up to Mrs. Ed again on the opposite side of the arena since I still hadn't got a chance to talk to her yet. I did more running in those 20 minutes than I normally did in a whole month.
During encores, me and my dad were holding up some banners. It was sooo warm I could already smell my underarms and so I didn't dare to put up my hands too high at first. It took André sometime to turn his head to where I was standing and when he did see us, I think he was looking at me for some 6 seconds if not 8 (well, I just assume he's looking at me and not the banners).
It's packed in front of the stage but I tried to find my way towards the middle. If salmon swims upstream, so could I …. I was finally standing right in front of HIM. He started to play Lullaby and I said to the woman next to me "We HATE Lullaby!" 'cos it's always the real ending! No more 1,2,3,4,5. No more what shall we do. No more you go home, I go drink. THAT'S IT!
Hey! But we could still wait for André's autograph at the bus. We're lucky! Weather was very nice, a little breeze without rain, about 14 people there waiting and we waited for about 50 min. I got an autograph and Mrs. Ed got her Live in Australia CD signed. He only signed a few and then had to leave. I got mine! YES!!!
Okay, folks, guess that's it, no more! But here comes my surprise again! Suddenly a pretty girl popped up right in front of me. I was hugging her and screaming so loud those people on the other side of the street could probably hear me. It was Mirusia walking over to me to thank me for the gift I gave her. It was so nice of her as she was in a hurry already. Kerstin came by to thank me as well as I had something for her little princess. We're all so happy to see these friendly people and certainly a nice bonus for a grand finale.
Time to say goodbye to Beate who'd be taking the flight back to Germany the following afternoon. I told Mrs. Ed that I'd be picking her up in the morning.
June 13, an Emergency Change in Plans!
I picked up Mrs. Ed at 11:00am in a hotel downtown, just a block around General Motors Place. They had a midnight flight for Australia. I intended to bring them to a late lunch after a bit sight-seeing of Vancouver. I drove by where I used to work and was just telling them that Ruth and Bobbie came here too in 2007. While we're still talking, suddenly Mrs. Ed held up her hand and pointed "Look! The bus!!" (and she sounded as if she needed an oxygen mask). MY GOD! What kind of timing is this? If I wasn't picking them up at that time, and wasn't taking them to where I thought we're going, we wouldn't be at the same intersection as the RIEU buses. We're heading east to west, while the buses were going north to south. We saw a RIEU bus waiting at the red light on our right side and we waved while proceeding at our green light. The driver probably thought "Who (the heck) was that?" While we're still trying to believe what we just saw, I said "Shall we follow them (to wave goodbye)?" "That's a good idea!" said Mrs. Ed. I then turned at the next light as I was confident that I could catch up with them. Yep! We drove by all 3 RIEU buses and after a traffic light, I was in front of RIEU 1, i.e. with Taanda watching the back of our car, with the André bumper sticker (on the rear window) and A RIEU plate. I asked the Aussies "Have you been to White Rock" Jeff said "No", Mrs. Ed asked "Where's White Rock", Jeff remembered "That's the border". Okay, we have a slight change in our itinerary, let's go to White Rock". The Aussie woman said "I like that slight change". Someone waved from the bus too but since the window was tinted we couldn't see who it was. We can't explain how we got into this luck in timing but it's for real. The buses and our car were like Twitter, I follow you, you follow me.
We saw from the rear mirror a man in dress shirt with a tie sitting right behind driver's seat, so we figured it must be André. Sorry André if we scared you and the drivers, but we didn't plan on stalking you for 35km, we just got toooo excited and wanted to "escort" you and made sure you're all fine J. Mrs. Ed had a balloon from the concert but didn't want to poke it in the hotel as she thought it'd be too noisy (in case it's mistaken for gunshot??) so we still had it in the car.
When the RIEU Buses came near the exit for all buses/trucks crossing the border, we drove by them, honking at each RIEU bus and waved goodbye (I seldom honk but there were no other vehicles then so guess it's okay.) Jeff saw Taanda laughing as Jeff waved his blue balloon at her bus. Oh! What a day! We thought we were in heaven at the concert night and just when we came down we're sent up there again!
We did go to White Rock eventually and we went to a few other places as well. The Aussies arrived safely at the Vancouver airport and would be busy preparing her side of the story and pics when they get home! ... Alice
This was a long one Alice and I LOVED it!! Hope those "Bumps" are feeling better now!! ;-)


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Sire: Onemorenomore
Dam: Ausmaid
Colour: Bay
Gender: Gelding
Age: 6 year old
Foaled: Sep 1st, 2013
Country: Australia
L Jones
Career Record: 35-4-4-4
Wins11.4 %
Place22.9 %
|Foaled 1st September 2013
ONEMORENOMORE (AUS) (Bay 2006-Stud 2010). 2 wins at 2, AJC Champagne S., Gr.1. Sire of 106 rnrs, 43 wnrs, inc. SW Onemorezeta (VRC Gucci S., Gr.3), SP Excellent One, Genius, Purcentage, Tonto and of One More Magic, Lady No More, Bentles, Carmenere, Final Decision, Good Intentions, Maryore, Once Again, Ponugo, Explosive One, Baylie Louise, Isn't He a Beauty, Japanese Slipper, More Impact, None Left, One More Tequila, One More Two More, etc.
1st dam
AUSMAID, by Elusive Quality. Unraced. Half-sister to REBEL CALL - GHOST (Sing.). This is her third foal. Dam of one foal to race-
Lead Husson (f. by Husson). 3 wins-2 at 2-to 1300m to 2014-15 in Aust.
2nd dam
Terrenora, by Encosta de Lago. 3 wins from 1600m to 1800m, A$113,950, VRC Functions at Flemington H., Fire Oak H., 2d VRC Beachside H., MRC Jack Godby P., VRC Orsay H., MRC Princess Veronica H., 3d VRC Matriarch S., Gr.3, MRC Nylex Rotomould H., VRC Vecci H. Dam of 7 named foals, 6 to race, 5 winners, inc:-
REBEL CALL - GHOST (Sing.) (Exceed and Excel). 4 wins-1 at 2-at 1000m, 1100m, A$108,200, S$177,209, to 2015, WATC Perth S., L, Singapore TC Open H., West Coast Park S., Benchmark 67 H., 2d WATC Westspeed 3YO H., Singapore TC Forest Gold S., Class 4 H., 3d WATC Karrakatta P., Gr.2, Singapore TC Revolte S., Open H., Joao Moreira S., Class 4 H.
Tellora. 2 wins at 1100m, 1600m, MRC Schweppes H.
Teraset. 7 wins from 1400m to 1700m, A$86,970, 2d BRC David Jones H.
Laserjack. 3 wins to 1350m to 2014-15, 3d BRC Channel Seven H.
Too Funny. 3 wins at 1300m, 1400m to 2014-15 in Aust.
Nielson. Placed at 3 in 2014-15 in Aust.
3rd dam
TATTENORA, by Tattenham. 8 wins from 1150m to 1600m, VRC Scomeld H. Half-sister to Racing Ruler. Dam of 2 foals, both raced-
Terrenora (Encosta de Lago). 3 wins. See above.
Tenorin. Placed in Aust.
4th dam
GIELGORA, by Gielgud. Unraced. Sister to
Racing Ruler (Bluebird). 5 wins from 1100m to 1650m, A$126,935, MVRC Distaff P.H., VATC Swell Time H., Eskdale H., 2d VRC Scomeld H., MVRC Airforce H., VATC Storm Queen H., 3d VRC Bloodhorse Breeders' P., Gr.2, Beck's Bier S., L, Qld Tatt's RC Winter S., L, VATC Gold Blend Cup, Wynette H. Dam of-
Racing Thunder. 3 wins from 1150m to 2150m, MVRC Jayco H., 2d MVRC Pages Event Equipment H., Members Equity Bank H., 3d MRC ET Barnard H.
Sophie's Rule. Winner at 2 in Aust. Dam of-
Devaraja Joe. Winner at 1400m in Aust.
Still the One. Placed at 3 in Aust. Dam of-
MAXIMUS MOONARD - KING OF PATCH (H.K.) (Fomalhaut). Winner at 2, MRC Merson Cooper S., L.
Apres Cougar. 2 wins at 1350m, 1450m, 2d SAJC Sportingbet P.
Race to Rule. Raced once. Dam of-
Copper Cable. Winner at 1700m in Aust.
Tattenora. 8 wins. See above.
Sporty James. Placed in Aust.
5th dam
CRNA GORA, by Upper Case. Unraced. Half-sister to KHORASSAN, Kamarjaan,
Persian Monarch. 5 wins from 1200m to 1600m in Aust.
Arthur's Theme. Placed in Aust.
Glean. Unraced. Dam of-
DANCER'S WAVE (Go Dancer). 2 wins at 1400m, 1800m, SAJC Hill-Smith S., L, 2d SAJC Scott Hodges H., Butter Menthol H.
Sveti Stefan. Winner at 1050m, 3d SAJC Pura Lightstart P.
Gorska Vila. Winner at 2050m in Aust.
Sash Dancer. Winner at 1200m, 2d WATC West Perth H., 3d WATC Kashmir H., Elizabeth Kenny H., Paris H., Fruit 'n' Veg H., Murray H.
Royal Can Can. Winner at 2, 3d SAJC Arctic Coast 2YO H. Dam of-
Spiritual Miss. Winner at 1050m in Aust.


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Revisit the Value of Your Business Model: Hang Out on The Beach
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I spent the whole of last week on vacation and it was my first times doing absolutely nothing work related in more than ten years. I am ashamed to admit that I even took my laptop on my Honeymoon…(and yes, my wife still mentions it ten years later…)
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..the amazing thing was I got more real thinking done about my businesses and the evolution of my business model sitting by that pool and hanging out with my family than I would have done by turning up to the office every day. I guarantee it! And please don't roll your eyes – that wasn't the intention, it just…sort of…happened, as I had my eyes closed, listening to the sea wash back and forth up the sandy beach.
So last week felt like a vacation and it was – but it gave me the ability to step back from the trees and see the wood or to be more accurate, the multiple forests that surround me and what I do. Being an entrepreneur and involved in working with entrepreneurs is a gift – and it's a vocation but I just realized that even the truly committed need some time off sometimes and when you do, that can be the best thing that has ever happened for your business, your health, your sanity and your family life.
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We can't believe we have been here almost three weeks. Finally recovered from my bout of San Miguel "gripe" (sore throat and congestion), I'm back into the swing of things full steam and enjoying every moment. The town still holds much charm for us, and we love the slower pace of life in Mexico. Our neighbors are friendly and it's great to start out on our jaunts into el centro greeted with "Hola," or "Buenos dios..."
Days begin with sounds: the doves cooing on our rooftop, the garbage man hitting metal on metal, like a pair of musical symbols. Garbage service here is free three days a week. We can hear the local school children walking by on their way to the Primeria (Elementary School) up the street and the rich timbre of church bells from San Antonio church just a short block away. There are different street noises for all the services: the water bottle delivery man blows a whistle, the gas guy bangs on the door to see if we need more propane and the local herrero(iron smith) calls out for scrap metal through his loudspeaker on his truck. Occasionally a man with a donkey comes by selling herbs. On Fridays we hear a loud tap on our metal front door downstairs around eleven o'clock. It's Yalanda, the flower seller. She carries a big basket filled with all sorts of beautiful fresh flowers. Last week I bought a bouquet of orange and pink lillies for 40 pesos (about $3). They're still adorning our coffee table in the.sala (our living room).
The Mexicans are entrepreneurial and the informal economy thrives while the formal one shows signs of slowing down. Restaurants seem more empty, real estate values have dropped considerably and food prices have gone up. While they are still cheaper for us than at home, it's hard on the Mexican families. Good jobs are getting more scarce.
The most joy for us comes from the simple pleasures of people watching. Yesterday, walking across the central plaza I watched a beautiful little girl chasing the pigeons. Each time she would sneak up on one of course it would take flight to her delight. She'd throw her hands up as if trying to sprout wings herself.
Both Gary and I are enjoying the many cultural offerings here. We have been attending the weekly lectures and film offerings of the Global Justice group. Last week it was a lecture entitled "The End of the Middle Class in America," presented by Jeff Faux, a nationally known economist. He has a new book coming out this summer The Servant Class. His talk was excellent though sobering as he presented his views on our economic downfall and what the future holds. Following on the film we saw the previous day, "The End of Suburbia" we felt a bit gloomy. The gloom was lifted by a night out dancing to a superb Salsa band with friends we met here two years ago. We attended a music concert which was a fundraiser for a local orphanage of abandoned young girls from 4 to 14 years of age run by some generous Catholic nuns. The gringo community has done much to raise awareness of their needs for books, art classes, and scholarships for continuing education. Sunday we hiked up in El Charco, the amazing Botanical Garden and Canyon where one can see flocks of migrating birds hanging out in the renewed wetland.
I'm involved in a weekly Literary Sala which presents interesting readings by local authors, and recently, a Video presentation of interviews with the celebrated Canadian author, Margaret Atwood. She will be one of the keynote speakers at the upcoming 7th Annual San Miguel International Writers Conference to which I will be going in February. In preparation I have been trying to work a little each day on my novel and a couple of short stories, also. I'm really looking forward to hearing the other speakers as well: author, social critic and political activist, Naomi Wolfe, celebrated Mexican writer, Elena Poniatowska and well known Native American poet and musician, Joy Harjo. I will be taking several intensive writing workshops over the four days of the conference as well.
Gary is enjoying the lectures and films, photographing the interesting and beautiful street scenes and doing some of his woodcarving. He also brought his uke down and tries to practice a little a few times a week. Our friend, Luisa, a San Miguel resident for over twenty years has come over the past two Sundays to join us for dinner and then to watch the excellent Masterpiece theatre production of Downton Abbey, Part II. We were pleased to discover we have a large flat screen TV in our casita and cable access which allows us to watch PBS from Florida! What a luxery---we don't even have cable at home and this series has caught our fancy since we watched Part I last Fall. The acting is superb with a grand cast of characters and interesting historical references to pre and post World War I England.
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When families "blend" to create stepfamilies, things rarely progress smoothly. The truth is you may find yourself in an already high-conflict or avoidance based relationship with the other parent. Each side has expectations and plans that are not always communicated to the other. Some children may resist changes, while parents can become frustrated when the new family doesn't function like their previous family. While changes to family structure require adjustment time for everyone involved, these guidelines can help blended families work out their growing pains and live together successfully.
Having survived a painful divorce or separation and then managed to find a new loving relationship, excitement can get the best of us and the temptation can often be to rush into remarriage and a blended family without first laying solid foundations. By taking your time, you give everyone a chance to get used to each other, and used to the idea of marriage.
- Too many changes at once can unsettle children. Blended families have the highest success rate if the couple waits two years or more after a divorce to remarry, instead of piling one drastic family change onto another.
- Find ways to experience "real life" together. Taking both sets of kids to a theme park every time you get together is a lot of fun, but it isn't reflective of everyday life. Try to get the kids used to your partner and his or her children in daily life situations.
- Make parenting changes before you marry. Agree with your new partner how you intend to parent together, and then make any necessary adjustments to your parenting styles before you remarry. It'll make for a smoother transition and your kids won't become angry at your new spouse for initiating changes.
- Don't allow ultimatums. Your kids or new partner may put you in a situation where you feel you have to choose between them. Remind them that you want both sets of people in your life.
- Insist on respect. You can't insist people like each other but you can insist that they treat one another with respect.
Decrease conflict with the "other" household. Parental conflict seriously compromises children's adjustment. Keep drop-offs and pickups peaceful. Handle differences between households calmly and neutrally: "You drink Coke at mom's house. We drink milk here." Address problems with your ex out of children's earshot. In conflicted divorces, stick to a detailed, iron clad visitation schedule
Early in the formation of a blended family, you as a step-parent may want to focus on developing positive relationships with your stepchildren. You will increase the chances of success by thinking about what the children need. Age, gender, and personality are not irrelevant, but all children have some basic needs and wants that should be met as a precursor to a great relationship.
Children want to feel safe and secure, loved, heard and appreciated. Children want to be able to count on parents and step-parents. Children of divorce have already felt the upset of having people they trust let them down, and may not be eager to give second chances to a new step-parent. They also like to see and feel your affection, although it should be a gradual process. Kids often feel unimportant or invisible when it comes to decision making in the new blended family. Recognize their role in the family when you make decisions. Creating an honest and open environment free of judgment will help kids feel heard and emotionally connected to a new step-parent. Show them that you can view the situation from their perspective. Children of all ages respond to praise and encouragement and like to feel appreciated for their contributions.
Therapists with training and experience in stepfamily dynamics can help meet the challenges of stepfamily living. Couple therapy can offer a safe place to share feelings and can help resolve differences. A skilled therapist can sometimes help ex-spouses work together. If the children's behavior deteriorates, try increasing parent-child time, backing the stepparent out of a parenting role, and easing loyalty conflicts. If depression or acting out continues, seek help for your child, or for you as the parent. Children caught in intense loyalty conflicts sometimes appreciate a neutral therapist. Stepfamily living occasionally exposes very painful old "bruises." A good therapist can help resolve some of the old hurts and make living in the present easier.
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