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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Gramercy Property Trust (NYSE:GPT), a real estate investment trust, announced today that it has entered into an agreement to acquire a 41-property, 7.8 million square foot portfolio of modern warehouse industrial buildings (the "Portfolio") for $479 million. The Portfolio is 93% leased with a weighted average remaining lease term of 4.1 years; near term lease roll is concentrated in properties that have contract rents which are either at or below market rent levels. The Portfolio is 100% located in six key logistics markets throughout the United States which include Atlanta, Chicago, Columbus, Dallas, Houston and Memphis. The Company will acquire the Portfolio free and clear of any debt at a 6.2% capitalization rate on estimated stabilized NOI.
Nicholas Pell, Chief Investment Officer of Gramercy Property Trust, stated, "We are thrilled to announce this new investment. The portfolio adds a critical mass of core industrial properties in six key logistics markets at compelling returns, and highlights our capability to underwrite and secure attractive industrial investments in today's marketplace. The portfolio has an average age of approximately 12 years and adds 41 high-quality, functional industrial buildings to our existing footprint with competitive in-place rents, and potential leasing upside."
Year to date, the Company has closed $519 million of acquisitions at an average initial cash cap rate of 6.9% and 8.1 years of weighted average remaining lease term at closing. With this portfolio acquisition, which is expected to close in the third quarter of 2017, the Company's 2017 investment volume will be $998 million. Currently, the Company has an additional $386 million of acquisitions awarded or under contract.
A more detailed description of the transaction is outlined in a presentation posted on www.gptreit.com.
About Gramercy Property Trust
Gramercy Property Trust is a leading global investor and asset manager of commercial real estate. The Company specializes in acquiring and managing high quality, income producing commercial real estate leased to high quality tenants in major markets in the United States and Europe.
To review the Company's latest news releases and other corporate documents, please visit the Company's website at www.gptreit.com or contact Investor Relations at 888-686-0112.
View source version on businesswire.com: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170822006179/en/
Gramercy Property Trust
Ashley M. Mancuso, 888-686-0112
Investor Relations
Source: Gramercy Property Trust


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As I look back through my picture files from September, I am reminded that even though we were back in the swing of things with our schooling, there was still time for fun and games. After crafting their own bows and arrows, the girls as well as the boys were out target practicing, honing their archery skills.
I also made time for our sweet grandbabies.
|this tower of cups grew taller than the builders!
Family Fun Night with friends -- good food, games of all sorts, and an impromptu jam session
|George and Luke serenading the family
Hair Cuts and Train Rides
And we all learned about the color wheel, mixing colors, complimentary, secondary, primary colors.

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Beautiful home with first floor master suite. Elevated construction with loads of parking under home. Double French Doors off Family Room with access to your front porch that overlooks the marsh. Kitchen has large island surrounded in shiplap, all hardwood floors on the first level and tile in the bathrooms. First level master suite is located at the rear of the home with an impressive ensuite bathroom. Upstairs are 2 bedrooms with dual sinks in the bathroom. Another porch is located at the rear of the home that overlooks a large oak tree.Enjoy the idyllic lifestyle that Freeman's Point has to offer. Amenities include community dock,pool, pavilion, playground, dog park.
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Migration Trends in the Americas OAS Special Committee on Migration Issues Washington 17 April 2008 Elizabeth Ruddick Director General Research and Evaluation Branch Citizenship and Immigration Canada
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3 Between 10 and 14% of permanent residents to Canada come from OAS countries
4 The top ten OAS source countries for permanent residents to Canada in 2006 Percent distribution of the top 10 OAS countries. The top ten represent 85% of all permanent resident flows from OAS Countries. 14% of permanent residents to Canada were from OAS countries in 2006. Last country of permanent residence 2006 United States10,94338% Colombia5,81320% Mexico2,83010% Jamaica1,6866% Haiti1,6516% Peru1,4795% Guyana1,2634% Venezuela1,2214% Brazil1,2094% Argentina8943% Sub-Total of top 1028,98985% Other OAS countries5,07315% All OAS34,062100% All OAS as a percentage of all permanent residents34,06214% All permanent residents251,649100%
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|Happy White Wednesday!
This is my first and I'm so excited to be joining
Kathleen's White Wednesday at Faded Charm
|I fell in love with this chair and chandelier...
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The lace is gorgeously tattered...
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She is black and white like OB and very pretty, I must say!
Her name is Tina, and she's a cat.
I am not a cat person, and everyone in my life would agree. I'm not as excited about having her like I would be if say, she was a dog... or a baby. *Cough* I just never, ever wanted a cat and I even think I'm allergic.
You're probably wondering, well then, why did you get a cat? To that I would say, we had a problem with mice. As in, I think we were the pests and the mice were the homeowners. Mice in the country is a given, but still, who wants to find french fries in their work boots and mice droppings in your closets and drawers? That happened.
We decided enough is enough, so we adopted Tina from G's Mom. She arrived with her litter box, toys, dishes and food. She seems to like her surroundings so far, she's not afraid of OB and she comes to cuddle when you call her name. She's fully grown, a few years old and totally over the scratching stage, thankfully. She is very clean too, and she's keeping her paws off valuable things and leather furniture... So I guess what I am saying is, she's pretty low maintenance. The good news is, she already caught a mouse! The bad news, she ate it and threw it up.
OB doesn't mind her being here. The odd time he'll chase her around the house and bark at her like she has no right to be breathing his air, in his house, on his couch. As you can see in the picture above, they are napping together so there is hope that they will become good buddies.
I thought our family was already purrfect, but Tina seems to be growing on me.


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layers of Vilene Spunbond cut with a soldering iron and bonded onto craft/pelmet Vilene
Today was the first day of a 3 day summer school at Art Van Go www.artvango.co.uk
Having established that most of my 12 students are absolute beginners I decided to start right at the beginning with decorated painted Bondaweb and sampling Vilene Spunbond - looking at different edges.
some of the girls learning how to use the soldering irons
the once tidy gallery are at the back of the studio, the floor covered in glorious colour
painted Bondaweb ironed onto black cotton, decorated with Hydrangea petals and Artichoke heart seeds
a combination of craft/pelmet Vilene cut with a soldering iron and ironed onto more craft/pelmet Vilene
the same again - Fabulous design . . . .
The girls left exhausted at 4pm, they had painted, bonded, soldered and zapped all day - they produced some fab samples. Tomorrow we will be layering, using sewing machines and zapping back.
Now it's off out to dinner with Viv and Kevin - I am so looking forward to spending some time with them . . . . .
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General Information
Name: Rosemary K AdamsPen Name: None Genre: History Non-Fiction Audience: Adult; Born: N/A
-- Website -- http://www.turnerpublishing.com/authors/detail/rosemary-k-adams
-- Rosemary K Adams on WorldCat -- http://www.worldcat.org/search?q=rosemary+k+adams
Illinois ConnectionAdams graduated from Dominican University and received her master's degree from DePaul University.
Biographical and Professional InformationRosemary Adams Was director of print and multimedia publications at the Chicago History Museum. Working with the Chicago History Museum, Rosemary also was the editor-in-chief of the Chicago History magazine.
Published Works
- What George Wore and Sally Didn't: Surprising Stories from America's Past , Chicago Historical Society, 1999
- Historic Photos of Christmas in Chicago, Turner, 2008
Titles At Your Library
What George Wore and Sally Didn't: Surprising Stories from America's Past
ISBN: 0913820210 Chicago Historical Society. 1999 Contains photographs and information on highlights of the Chicago Historical Society's collection of artifacts and documents.
Historic Photos of Christmas in Chicago
ISBN: 1596525118 Turner. 2008
In Chicago, as wherever Christmas is celebrated, holiday traditions reflect both universal themes and local color, both the spirit of giving and snow-covered State Street. In 1913, Chicago decorated its first civic Christmas tree, while many others arrived on the fabled Christmas tree ships" of the era. Holiday shoppers crowded the sidewalks in front of stores such as Marshall Field & Company, Santa Claus held the rapt gaze of children, and churches and charities reached out to the needy. So Christmas was then, and so it has remained. Historic Photos of Christmas in Chicago offers nearly 200 images of the Christmas season in the Windy City, from festive outdoor celebrations to intimate family gatherings. Culled from the archives of the Chicago History Museum, these images depict the city through the years during its annual celebration of this very special holiday, and so provide a chance to look back in time while reflecting on the meaning of Christmas today.


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This is the second Solid-body Juliet I have made, this time with a slightly slimmer body and neck, with a contoured back.
Utilising a true 'one-of-a-kind' piece top, an astonishingly beautiful Spalted Blister Quilted Maple. The body is solid figured Imbuya, with the an Imbuya and Padauk slim-feel neck with Black Palm fingerboard.
This guitar is beautifully balanced and plays like a dream, easily lending itself to most styles of music, from glassy Jazz style cleans to ultimate saturated high gain Lead. Featuring a 24.75″ scale length, 12″ radius neck, Hipshot Open-gear tuners, Gotoh Tune-o-matic style bridge and tail piece, Seymour Duncan HotRod humbucker set, Black binding and stainless steel frets.
Finished in a high gloss 'Wet Look' lacquer, this guitar is a real show stopper.
Comes complete with Hardcore and certificate of Authenticity.
If you have any questions about this guitar then please don't hesitate to get in touch!
- Spalted Maple Blister Quilt Top
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Mentor Artist Playwriting Project shapes next generation of writers
Celebrities were sighted in Lapwai Friday, but they weren't hiding out from the paparazzi. They were at Lapwai High School with a message for students, about the importance of following their dreams.
Thomas Dean Kellogg started the Mentor Artist Playwriting Project... And brought it to Lapwai almost 10 years ago. "I bring actors and writers and community members together to do a mentored play writing project," said Kellogg. The idea is to bring the creative side out of students and teach them through workshops the basics of play writing. "From the workshops young people write plays and then we come back and perform those plays with professional actors that I bring into the community."
One of the professional actors who participates, is Valente Rodriguez. He's been on TV in shows like the George Lopez Show, Happily Divorced and the most recently the movie Mcfarland USA. "I had no consciousness that I could be an actor, that's the kind of world that I grew up in," said Valente. He credits teachers who pushed him to pursue his dreams for this success.
Now he is involved with this program to hopefully make that change in others' lives. "To think that you could be that sort of influence that you could change that person's life that much to open the world up to them is pretty inspiring."
The program helps teach students to follow their dreams. "Your story matters. And start at this point so as you move through education so when you're in your 20s and your 30s you can make that impact we're looking for," said Kellogg


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Thwaites not surprised about some schools not registering most students for CXC math, English
The Education Ministry says it's not surprised that one in three high schools may be failing to register close to half of their grade 11 cohort for Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) Mathematics and English language.
Yesterday, the ministry released data for 2014, showing that over 60 schools did not enter at least half of their grade 11 students for English.
For Mathematics, 76 or 46 per cent of the 164 schools did not register 50 per cent of the students in grade 11 to do Mathematics.
However, Education Minister Ronald Thwaites says the data should not be surprising, as it has been worst in previous years.
"What we know this year, is that, there have been more students taking the examinations. This is a step in right direction."
"It is the ministry's policy that by 2016/2017 all students in grade 11 will have to sit an examination in English, math and at least one marketable skill." said the education minister
According to Thwaites, "We're dealing with the problem. The problem of selectivity and of virtual education [in] apartheid, must not continue"
Many schools which had over 200 students in their grade 11 cohort only registered half or less of their students to sit the critical examinations.
Institutions such as Anchovy High in St James, had 426 students in grade 11 but only registered 215 to sit English Language at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate, CSEC, level.
In Clarendon, Lennon High had 220 students in grade eleven but only signed up 63 for English and 59 for mathematics.
The data seems to support what many critics argue is the screening of students by schools to boost their percentage passes in an effort to raise their profiles.
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As part of 'Off Campus' events in London celebrating the launch of 10 Nike legendary shoes reconstructed by designer Virgil Abloh - Nike SB European riders Michael Mackrodt, Hjalte Halberg, Hyun Kummer, Korahn Gayle & Josie Millard had a chance to skate the new Nike Blazer Mid shoe at the Southbank before its official release to the public.
Unfortunately, Josie twisted her ankle right at the start and wasn't able to skate, but the rest of the team had a lot of fun skating again at the legendary spot and breaking the new shoe in.
Enjoy the gallery below.
Photography: Maksim Kalanep
Shot with Nikon D810
Nikon 16mm f/2.8 D lens at f/7.1
Nikon 35mm f/1.8 G ED lens at f/2
Nikon 105mm f/1.4 E ED lens at f/2.8
Lighting: Nikon SB800 + Nikon SB80DX + PocketWizard Plus II + Manfrotto 001b Nano Light Stand
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In 2006 we spent a fantastic weekend in Warbleswick to celebrate the Maynards' birthdays. Another excuse for an Ode! I can't help myself sometimes. No one asked me to do it, but I insisted. Whether they wanted it or not. To be honest, I'm really not sure that they enjoyed it, but at least it was quite a short one so over in a couple of minutes. The need to know for this one is that one of Ian's catchphrases as he says goodbye is "Always a pleasure, never a chore'.
Ode on the occasion of Ian and Christine's 50th Birthdays
In April 1956
Two storks flew keen and eager
One dropped his load in the far North east
The other in Tredegar.
The Geordie lass worked hard at school
Was sporty and athletic
The Valleys boy was more concerned
His barber was pathetic.
And so he'd go to Cardiff,
For coiffure a la carte
I think that's where the love of style
And Brand began to start.
A – level stress beset them both,
But both did try their best – er
And luck would have the two would meet
At campus there in Leicester.
Now student life was gay and fun,
And then came graduation
They both set off to London town,
The far south of the nation
They had it tough the first few years,
Crap neighbours, not much dough,
Then came the gifts of boy girl boy
Or Tim, then Hel then O
We're here to toast your milestone
You've reached a golden age,
Where pension books loom large as life
You can't read a single page
You are perfect party people,
Mixing charm with warmth and wit
With loyalty , integrity and
Taking no bullshit
So here's to Ian and to Christine,
We couldn't love them more,
They really are a pleasure,
And never once a chore.


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This has been one of those weeks where I've felt a bit like I'm coming apart. Mainly because I've been struggling with my yearly grass pollen induced sinus infection. Add to that a handful of ongoing middle aged maladies that I've accumulated in the past couple of years and my once strong, healthy self seems to be unravelling around me.
Now I know this is dramatic. Illness seems to have that effect on me.
But there are times when we truly do feel as if we are falling apart.
When a parent dies.
Or the marriage breaks up.
Or the test results come back and the news is so, so bad.
Maybe it is not even something obvious. The hardships of life can build up and take their toll until the combined effect is enough to have us coming apart at the seams.
In these moments we can feel as if we are being destroyed.
But after a while we realize we are still standing, so we are not destroyed.
What is often happening as it turns out is that we are not being destroyed, but deconstructed.
I had a few lessons in deconstruction this week. We signed my children up for a day camp called Camp Invention that focused on creativity and inventiveness. It was actually started by the US Inventors Hall of Fame and sponsored by the US Patent office, so they are pretty serious about this creating new stuff business. Since my children are both pretty creative, one in a crafty way and one in an "I want to build a robot that can teleport" kind of way, we thought it was a good fit.
What surprised me about this camp is that they spent the first part of the week not making things, but taking things apart to their most basic elements. Parents sent in all kinds of gadgets and appliances that were either broken or outdated that the kids broke open, unscrewed, removed and in general disassembled as much as they could.
For it turns out that the first step to making something great is undoing what isn't working well anymore.
At first this seems like all chaos and destruction, but eventually a corner is turned. When at last the broken item is stripped down to its core parts, the creator begins using these same parts to complete the design of the new creation.
What begins as an item being torn apart and broken down, results in the building up of something new and better.
Because simply put,
Deconstruction precedes Reconstruction.
Now with my elementary school kids it was a matter of turning old clocks and calculators into a simple pinball machine. But with a more sophisticated inventor, you can imagine the possibilities.
Well, actually just look around you. Nature displays this process all the time.
My favorite example of this process is the transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly. Radiolab did an amazing episode where they chronicled what happened to a caterpillar in the chrysalis as is was changing into a butterfly. It turns out the caterpillar does not slightly morph from one form into another. No, it actually dissolves almost completely and then reforms all together. But the parts that make the butterfly are the same as made the caterpillar. For when the butterfly encountered a certain smell that accompanied a painful event it experienced as a caterpillar, it reacted as if it remembered the smell. Same parts, new creature. Deconstructed and put back together again in a remarkable new way.
So friends, if you are having a day or a week or a year where you feel you are falling apart, take heart. It may be that you are just being disassembled a bit. And though disconcerting, deconstruction is what will lead you to be reformed into an amazing new creature.
Better than a pinball machine. Better than even a butterfly.
Trust the creator. For in Love's capable hands we are all made new.


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I like old things, although I hate growing old. I like just poking around in old houses, office buildings, industrial sites, graveyards, ruins of any sort and abandoned places. Sometimes I take pictures as hostages. But what draws me to these subjects more than anything else is the thought of what has transpired within and around them. The idle daydreams, the boredom of repetition, industrial grief, illicit assignations, bone shattering personal revelations thundering through the psyche, quiet desperation of resigning oneself to the inane and mortality itself. Finding the skeletal remains of a piano near June Lake, I ponder whose fingers plied the missing keys bringing forth soothing Brahms. Or what raucous melodies rang out. And whose ears, over how many years, heard and were lulled into the momentary deceit of a tranquil existence. When one looks hard at the decaying railway station, the ghosts of long departed passengers can be imagined milling about. The Swedish immigrants arriving and the boys going off to war. They pass under the now faded sign announcing San Francisco 225 miles to the north and exotic New Orleans 2261 and four tenths miles in the other direction. Now the station houses only pigeons and awaits the wrecking ball, or the careless itinerant's spark. These and a million other things are in these places. I marvel in their existence which I know is palpable. I want to know all of them, and wonder where they now reside. What form do they take when the lumber, steel, concrete, teddy bears and wheelchairs are turned to dust? Do they linger in the mist or, as the ashes of the cremated cast to the winds; float in the air; drown in bodies of water; or remain buried with the detritus in a landfill. Whether I be voyager of voyeur, how I long to know all this and more.


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Wednesday, March 21, 2018
The Haunted Factory
Posted by Rot at 12:37 PM
Labels: ghosts, hauntings, paranormal, unexplained, youtube.com
2 comments:
- Jay's Shadow said...
This guy seemed pretty excited to have is new plant being haunted.
- March 21, 2018 at 3:08 PM
- girl6 said...
The Vatican is soooooo sneaky.
The Greatest Trick the Devil Ever Pulled Was Convincing the World He Didn't Exist.
i think this statement is exactly why people are tricked into falling for things they really can't handle. very scary.
- March 23, 2018 at 10:32 AM
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I'm sat watching the rain after my daughters' sports day. Lucy is at home and the other two are at parties a good half an hour from home, and so I have an hour or so to "kill" waiting for the parties to be over. This is one of those things they don't warn you about in life: choosing to love other people consumes your time and messes up your plans.
Being a fairly goal oriented person, I would find it easy to be frustrated at his point in time. Yet I wonder if God is giving me an opportunity to see life differently. If I truly trust in him to lead me, and trust that he is leading me, and trust that in all things he is working things for the good of those who love him, there must be a better way to live tis moment.
God is everywhere, everywhen. So that means that his presence is here, in this odd, 'inefficient' moment of time. Maybe if I soften my heart and pause and seek him, I will discover that he is just as much here as in moment of powerful group worship, or special moments of encounter. Maybe he's just waiting for me to look for him here.
And the thing is, he is. Even as I type these words, I know that as I choose to live in the God given rhythm of this moment – rather than forcing my rhythm onto this moment – I can discover him more.
It's yet another thing I love about God. There always more to learn on the journey. Most often, it's simple truths going deeper into me.


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Yesterday I shared the fun and easy technique for using Goosebumps to create a beautiful resist paper.
Today's project incorporates that resist design as a cover for a hand-made book!
This is the resist paper I am going to use. I know lots of people were wondering what the heck I was doing using such a dark brown ink to cover such a pretty design. I've got my reasons ;) You'll see in the end how it all works.
NOTE: I will be using a section sewn exposed stitch to bind my book... there are MANY different ways to bind a book and this is just one of the many. For additional ways to bind handmade books just type bookbinding into a search engine. You'll be amazed at how many ways people have dreamt up to make a book.
The first thing we need to do is to cut a few pieces of chipboard for the front, spine and back covers. Since this paper is about 8.3x11.7" (Prima's A4 pattern paper pad size) I'm going to make my book 5x7.
Use your favorite double stick adhesive to affix each piece of chipboard to the paper. Cut notches at the corners and at the spine as shown. This makes for much nicer folds.
Apply glue to each of the flaps and fold over so it's securely attached to the inside of the book covers.
If you want your book to have some sort of closure you will need to add it at this time. Sometimes I like to cut a length of ribbon and glue it down to the book covers or you could just use a strap at the back which folds around to hook at the front with any number of various hardware bits. Another option would be to use a string closure which is simply a length of string wrapped around a brad or post on the front of the cover.
I didn't want a closure for this book because I don't want anything to interfere with the front cover.
To finish off the inside I normally like to apply a piece of book binding tape over the spine to strengthen and reinforce that area because it will get lots of wear and tear from repeated openings. BUT, I have something else I'm going to use in it's place so I went ahead and covered the inside book covers with pink cardstock.
Now I found this REALLY cool looking duct tape in a pink paisley design which I'm going to use in place of the book binding tape. Since it's so pretty it doesn't need to be hidden under the cardstock which is why I am adding it at this point.
You can set the book cover aside for now.
It's time to make the signatures (inside page bundles) for the book. Again, to compliment the cover art I am using an assortment of cream/tan cardstock pages in various weights and finishes. I like to mix it up like this to add interest to the book.
You need to cut each sheet to size then fold each page in half. My pages started off 6.75 x 11. I left the length a bit longer so I could even up the pages once they have been assembled into each signature.
Once the pages have all been folded in half, gather 4-10 pages and collate them so they all fit inside each other and the edges all line up. I am using 6 sheets for each section.
NOTE: Some people like to fold all 4-10 sheets together at one time....I personally don't like to do it this way because the center pages are never creased or lay quite as nice as they do when you fold them individually.
To finish off each signature I made sure all of the pages were lined up and then cut the width down to size to perfectly fit my cover.
O.k... now you have a "signature" (a stack of folded pages) which is almost ready to be added to your book. Repeat this process multiple times depending on how many pages you want in your book. I made 3 signatures with 6 sheets of cardstock in each.
Putting the Book Together -
I am going to be binding my book using a "Section Sewn" which is the string down the center of each signature. To do this you need to poke 2 holes in each signature. I did so 1.5" from the top and bottom of each signature as shown.
Next I place one signature in the book cover and line it up where I would like them to lay in the book once finished. I drew a line to help determine where I needed to make holes in the spine to enable me to stitch each signature in the book.
Since I have 3 signatures I need to poke three holes in the spine which will align with each signature.
To sew each signature in the book I took a length of cotton cord (or wax linen) and began by threading it through the signature and the spine, came up along the outside and in the top hole of the spine and signature....
NOTE: I like to leave a long tail when I begin so I can finish off the binding with fancy stitches, beads, charms or whatever else I'd like to add.
Stitch in the other two signatures and tie off the cord in a knot. Remember that long length of cord I left at the beginning? Well I looped it back through the outside stitches and created this fun twisty look to the spine. I threaded the excess cord through one of the holes back to the inside of the cover, knotted and cut off the excess.
And here's my bound book.... The doily resist design wraps around the entire book giving it such a pretty design. Now you could finish this book off with any number of cool embellishments...photos; frames; text; flowers; label holders; etc.
And here are the inside pages all assembled and ready to alter or journal or fill with memorabilia.
Such a fun way to create a great gift for anyone or to make and keep for yourself!


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Bush to Sign Shiavo Bill
President Bush is going back to Washington to sign an emergency bill to shift the Shiavo Case to Federal Courts.
Michelle Malkin has a link to a great article from National Review on the Shiavo Case and more information on the case.
Lorie Byrd from Polipundit has a great link of an Emmy Award winner speaking out for Terry.
Terry Shiavo had her feeding tube removed on Friday.
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This dish (pictured on a stoneware plate by Yo Thom) is a traditional Japanese recipe, using mackerel and miso (soya bean paste). It's easier than it looks, and tastes delicious. You will need:
1 mackerel (around 650g)
1 small carrot
3 spring onions
1 egg
1 tsp grated ginger
2 tsp miso
1 tsp soya sauce
1 tbsp flour
oil (for deep frying)
1 Take the skin and main bones off the mackerel and mince the fish meat with either a knife or blender (better to keep some lumpy bits).
2 Cut the carrot into thin shreds, wrap in a cling film and microwave for 1 min, or boil for 5 mins and drain. Cut the spring onions into small pieces.
3 Mix the minced mackerel, broken egg, miso, soya sauce, pinch of salt, grated ginger and flour.
4 Add the carrot and spring onion into the mix.
5 Scoop the mix with a tablespoon and make a small ball and deep fry in oil (160°C) until it's nicely coloured.
Tuesday, 21 October 2008
Recipe for Saba-dango (Mackerel Balls)
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- doug fitch said...
Looks really tasty - Yo's platter tastier still, she makes beautiful pots, always so well proportioned. Great to see fine pots being put to use on this blog.
- 22 October 2008 at 08:00
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5001 Sqn Reaches 75th Anniversary
Royal Air Force Engineers past and present converged at RAF Wittering to mark the 75th anniversary of 5001 Squadron.
5001 Squadron's history stretches back to the Second World War and has its origins in the RAF Airfield Construction Branch. The Branch constructed and repaired runways, hard-standings and buildings as required by the Royal Air Force at home and overseas.
Over 70 people attended a special anniversary lunch, which was held in the Officers' Mess. It was a rare opportunity for the Squadron, which meaningfully contributes to so many current operations, to catch up with old friends and celebrate its achievements over 75 years.
Squadron Leader Colin Green commands 5001 Squadron. He said: "I think what makes 5001 Squadron special is that we're 'real-world' engineers. You can have all the sophisticated equipment in the world, but sometimes the world can stop for the want of a valve – and that's when you need the skilled hands-on engineer."
Today the engineers and technicians of 5001 Squadron are just as busy and hard-working as the ant depicted on the squadron crest implies. Wherever the Royal Air Force is deployed, 5001 will build the temporary hangars needed to house the fast jets and provide a safe working environment for ground crew.
The Squadron maintains the environmental equipment needed to control temperature and humidity in the temporary hangars. 5001's portable workshops can produce custom-made repairs whenever they are needed and, as if that were not enough, the Squadron repairs military vehicles used by the RAF around the world.
Station Commander Group Captain Rich Pratley said: "This is 75 years of a remarkable engineering tradition in the Royal Air Force, taking a bare patch of land and making it useable for aircraft. Times have changed but, in essence, this is still what 5001 Squadron is about; those essential engineering skills we can't do without."


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Apple must make the new iphone a better competitor. Its losing ground quick.
matt00112233, 30 May 2016they're gonna bring some features a normal android phone already has, but since iphone users a... morenot every iPhone user ,i use iPhone and i don't call their stuff innovation especially in the past 3/4 years, i just prefer iPhones i do my research and see. but at least apple is catching up somewhat.
Anonymous, 30 May 2016People buy asus phones because theyre cheap and low-class And just as good or better than Iphones, in some areas!
If its specs are good for its value, its not low class, its smart class!
vrvly, 30 May 2016LOL. 380k+ people do just now. 32GB is sooo 2013... Any cheap phone would be better if you wan... morePeople buy asus phones because theyre cheap and low-class
Anonymous, 30 May 2016Nobody dreams of owning an "asus" phone.. LolLOL. 380k+ people do just now. 32GB is sooo 2013... Any cheap phone would be better if you want to use phone without restrictions. Why not dream then? Better than having no dream as you believe the next one is best no matter what...
AnonD-84261, 30 May 2016Like my 2009 Nokia N97 WOW 32 GB !!!!
Like my 1999 Pc !!!
Anonymous, 30 May 2016WOW 32 GB !!!!
Like my 1999 Pc !!!no it's not like. because your storage is a HDD but it's a flash storage (like SSD)
it's like chrome book which prices >300$
they have 16/32GB internal + MicroSD (and Google Drive storage)
Anonymous, 30 May 2016WOW 32 GB !!!! Like my 1999 Pc !!!Like my 2009 Nokia N97
Anonymous, 30 May 2016you do know its the base memory? androids also hav 32gb base memory so no differentIf you could read you would see they were referring to the 16gb
About time! Apple has been too slow in adapting to market demand and technological advances in recent years.
Pepe, 30 May 2016WOW!!!! 32 GB!!!
Like my 2009 Nokia n900 :)WOW 32 GB !!!!
Like my 1999 Pc !!!
AnonD-6921, 30 May 2016iPhone will be dead in the next 5 years.Someone already said that before and Apple still alive and kicking...But I don't know about that person who said apple will be dead after 5 yrs. if untill now he's still alive. And I don't know either you will still be alive after 5 years.
AnonD-120062, 30 May 2016None phone has 256gb internal nand ssd class storage yet.. And brands like samsung only have p... more256 gb without mass storage mode and file manager is useless..
Only few sheepies will buy an iphone with 256 gb storage.
they're gonna bring some features a normal android phone already has, but since iphone users are not used to those features it they will call innovation


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Every Thursday I'll be posting a discussion question, challenge or thought from one of the Christian books that I've read. Then I'll post my personal response.
Then its your turn: consider the question and, if you feel moved to do so, post a comment or a link to the answer in your own blog. You don't have to participate every week, just when you want to.
Today's question comes from 'Secret Believers' by Brother Andrew and Al Janessen.
Are we really convinced that we are engaged in a spiritual war? If so, shouldn't we commit to a life of prayer?
My response:
If I'm honest, I am extremly uncomfortable with the phrase 'spiritual war'. It conjures up to me (and I suspect to most people) thoughts of suicide bombers, casting out devils and physicaly attacking anyone who doesn't think the same way as you. And yet, Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, a sign that his message was not a violent one.
So if we don't mean a violent war, what sort of 'spiritual war' can we mean? Brother Andrew quote Ephesians 612:
For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.
So by a 'spiritual war' what is meant is a war against evil. This can, of course, be done peacefully. We must strive to get rid of the evil in our lives and in our world. Protests, petitions and reading the bible are of course very useful in this, but so is prayer.
Prayer should be part of our daily lives. It worries me sometimes that what should be purely a way of talking to God is often taught to children in such a formalic way. During school prayer times (and often in Sunday School as well) children are taught that they must put their hands together and close their eyes before the pray. Yes, this is wonderful for helping them to concentrate and be still to hear God's word, but what about those times when we need to pray but don't have the silence? If everything in our life is dedicated to God through prayer, as I believe it should be, then in a secular society we must be able to pray admist the bustle as well as in the peace. I'm not saying that quiet prayer doesn't have its value, but the best way to do it (in my opinion) is complimented by other types of prayer during the day. This is, surely, committig to a life of prayer.


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U.S. Existing Home Sales Rose to Highest Since February 2007
November Existing Home Sales Up 15.4% Year-Over-Year
In November, the month before the rate hike, U.S. existing home sales reached a new post-crisis high.
On Wednesday, December 21, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported that total existing home sales in November were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.61 million. This represented a 0.7% increase from a downwardly revised 5.57 million in October. (Source: "Existing-Home Sales Forged Ahead in November," National Association of Realtors, December 21, 2016.)
November's sales pace was 15.4% higher than the 4.86 million a year ago. Moreover, it marked the highest reading since February 2007.
Prices increased as well. In November, the median existing home price for all housing types—including single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, and co-ops—was $234,900, up 6.8% from the $220,000 a year ago. This increase also marked the 57th consecutive of month of year-over-year gains in median home prices.
"The healthiest job market since the Great Recession and the anticipation of some buyers to close on a home before mortgage rates accurately rose from their historically low level have combined to drive sales higher in recent months," said NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun in a statement on Wednesday.
"Furthermore, it's no coincidence that home shoppers in the Northeast — where price growth has been tame all year — had the most success last month."
Total housing inventory at the end of November fell eight percent to 1.85 million existing homes available for sale. The number was also 9.3% lower than the 2.04 million existing homes available for sale in the year-ago period. Total housing inventory has fallen year-over-year for 18 consecutive months.
Based on the current sales the current pace of sales, four months would be enough to completely drain the supply of existing homes on the market.
"Existing housing supply at the beginning of the year was inadequate and is now even worse heading into 2017," Yun said. "Rental units are also seeing this shortage. As a result, both home prices and rents continue to far outstrip incomes in much of the country." (Source: Ibid.)
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I like to make color experiments when I'm making a gift for a special occasion or a special person. The couple in blue in the box above is a wedding gift for Asaf & Dafna, I wish you both a bright and happy marriage! The couple in green below is for sweet Noa's first birthday. The tree outside my window seems to enjoy the summer. I find it very hard to understand, but I'm happy for him non the less.
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תוויות: animals, baby, birthday gift, children, finger puppets, handmade, needle felted, nursery, ooak, room decor, toys, wedding gift, wool
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The cute pandas on the mobile are on my wishlist :)
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I have friends who dread reading to their kids, being forced to go back and read every word because the kids have memorized it all and the little tyrants won't allow any shortcuts.
I don't have such a problem, possibly because I've kept a short leash on what books come into the house. Fully 75 percent are favorites from my childhood, and reading them to the kids turns into a woo-woo mediation in which I'm suffused with memories while enjoying the present. Very Zen. I think. Is that Zen? Okay, I have no idea.
Anywho, the latest nostalgia-inducing one-two punch comes from an update of one of the classics, Nursery Rhyme Classics, which pairs nostalgia-blasting classic rhymes with images from today's best-known illustrators. It made me think how precious these words are, an heirloom that costs nothing to pass along because it lives in the mind.
And so, let's take a quiz! How many of these classic story snippets can you identify?
"There was a crooked man who walked a crooked mile,
He found a crooked sixpence against a crooked stile.
He bought a crooked cat, who caught a crooked mouse,
And they all lived together in a crooked little house."
"Oh, so these things need to be aired out, just like pillows and babies!"
"Now seeds ... start growing."
"Read his story, my friend
And you'll find, at the end,
That a suitable moral ... lies there!"
"Kerplink, kerplank, kerplunk."
"I'm not the milk, and the milk's not me. I'm Mickey!"
"When the wasps and the bumblebees have a party, nobody comes that can't buzz.
When the chicks and the ducklings have an outing, everyone has to wear fuzz."
What lines stay in your mind from the kids' stories from your youth? Put them in the comments!
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Answers: Nursery rhyme (featured in Nursery Rhyme Classics); Amelia Bedelia; Frog and Toad Together; The Nutshell Library; Blueberries for Sal; In the Night Kitchen; Best Friends for Frances


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who has a passion for vintage clothing and wears it well
and this wee pretty is made from an old curtain!
I love that frock - curtains used to be a lot more funky than they are now:)ReplyDelete
OOoh I LOOOVE it! Lucky girl - the colours are FAB! You're so clever, Dee. Sarah xxxReplyDelete
Oh I LOVE it.....I do so much sewing for the kids and not much for me, but now I'm feeling inspired. Thanks xReplyDelete
Oh that is the best pattern ever!!!! I love the style that you have made it in Dee. So cute.
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What gorgeous fabric & a fabulous style. I really really hope I have my own ODB dress one day! You make such beautiful creations. XxReplyDelete
I'm purple with envy! Gorgeous floral! My mother changed curtains frequently! The old ones would turn into dresses for me, shirts for my brother and new curtains for the Kombi van!ReplyDelete
Keeping you busy, always a good thing...well isn't that what we tell ourselves anyway?!
The dress looks fab.xx.
I love that fabric to distraction, funnily enough it's almost identical to the 1971 wallpaper still in my family home's bathroom! I'd have been nervous getting the scissors to that but it looks fabulous, I love it. xReplyDelete
Oooo what fantastic fabric. You lucky thing!!
Ooooooo Dee that dress is utterly beautiful. I want it! If I find more of that amazing fabric I may have to get you to make one for me.
Fabulous Vintage
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This is the beginning of "goodbye." You serve many functional purposes and much of the time I actually enjoy having you around. But you will not be needed as much anymore. I'll get back to you later.
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Me (Authentic Self)
Dear You:
This is step 1- take a breath. Do it now, take a breath in and just let it out. The slower you let it out, the better. You now have completed this simple, but intensely meaningful first step. Breathing is the easiest accessible body mechanism that is available to us at any time that also can have the biggest impact upon our minds and body. The more you do this, the calmer and more relaxed you will be.
Dear Mind:
You might be thinking that something as simple as breathing can have little impact or any positive effect upon you or me. However, as you will soon see and experience, it will be a significant step in my becoming disconnected from you. Again, I will get back to you later.


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In my last post just a few days ago, I didn't know about the Craigslist ad. It appears from the ad that Palo Verde and Gene Conti were asking $700,000 but now are having a FIRE SALE for $375,000 and offering 80% financing. Apparently, Karma just won't leave Gene Conti alone. Of course they don't really help themselves when they post pics that don't exist, like this one of the bar/party area.
And then there's the Palo Verde pool (below). As this pic illustrates, looks pretty inviting don't you think, but don't dive in, you'll break your neck as it's really an oversized wading pool. I'm certain whoever purchases Palo Verde will undoubtedly have to 'fill in' the pool. It's pretty useless with the exception of looking good in a photo. Don't believe me? Go, check it out for yourself.
Palo Verde has turned into an Amityville Horror of sorts- so much baggage, it's like, why would you bother- but then again, some people like horror flicks.
My prediction is this: Whoever purchases Palo Verde will do so for the land and wind up bulldozing anyway, so my FINAL offer would be no more $245,000, I think Karma would be okay with that.
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Origin: From the Ancient Greek Ἰάσων (Iásōn), from ἰάομαι (iáomai, "I heal"). The Jason mentioned in the New Testament (Acts 17:5-9, Romans 16:21 ) is probably a Greek rendering of Joshua.
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As Peace River residents settle into the New Year, the Gordon M. Shrum generation station continues with its transformation.
Last year, the station, near the WAC Bennett Dam in Hudson's Hope, began an extensive facelift. The project is separated into seven sections, replacing everything from outdated turbines to generator equipment.
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|Maple Syrup come from the sweet sugar sap, which is obtained from the sugar maple lasts about six weeks from mid-February to mid-April, depending on the location. When nighttime temperatures are below freezing and daytime wind chill temperatures rise to 35° F or more, the sap begins to run.Ideal conditions for good sap runs occur on sunny days with little wind and temperatures in the 40's after a night of temperatures in the 20's. Maple syrup is produced when the sap of the maple tree is boiled down to the density of syrup. Nothing is added, and only water is removed. It takes approximately 40 gallons of sap from a sugar maple to make one gallon of maple syrup.plastic tubing transports the sap from the trees to gathering tanks. From there it is transported to the sugar house where it is transferred to a central storage tank to feed the evaporator which boils off most of the water, leaving sweet, thick maple syrup.Warm days and cool nights are an important " Mother Nature" ingredient
As the maple sap flows up from the roots of the maple tree during the warm day, it allows the maple syrup producer, or "sugarmaker," to "tap the tree." The process, called tapping, will not harm the maple trees. The process of "tapping" involves drilling a small 7/16″ diameter hole into the tree, at a slight up angle, to a depth of about 2″ to 2-1/2″. Into this hole is driven a "spout or spile with a bucket hook." The spouts are formed pieces of stainless steel from which sap can flow from the tree into a sap bucket.
It takes, on average, 40 gallons of maple sap to produce one gallon of pure maple syrup. To make quality maple syrup, the sap must be fresh and cold, which means it must be gathered from the sugarbush and boiled often in the sugarhouse. If allowed to collect too long before boiling, it will sour and spoil. Home town folks and farmers with carrying pails collect from each tree and empty the buckets into collecting tanks. The filled collecting tanks of the sweet maple sap are pulled out of the sugarbush by a team of horses, doodlebug or a modern tractor. Traditional postcard pictures show a snow covered forest, with a team of horses, in the sugarbush, with a sap tank in back of them on a wooden sled.
The sweet maple sap becomes maple syrup when the 2% sap, which dripped out of the maple tree into a sap bucket, is condensed by boiling during the evaporation process to the exact density of maple syrup, which is determined using a hydrometer. When the hydrometer settles in the liquid syrup to a mark designating the correct density (Sugar Content), the maple syrup is drawn off, and put through another filter to remove nitre or "sugar sand" which naturally forms during the boiling and evaporation. The fresh processed maple syrup is stored in 35 to 55 gallon stainless steel drums for hot packaging into retail containers later on.
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An unusual fringe candidate in West Tyrone has won just 85 first preference votes.
However, Susan-Anne White's dismal showing nonetheless means that she trounced the Conservatives.
In a constituency which had been rife with independent candidates, she stood out for her austere religious views.
She has condemned breast cancer ribbons, women lifting weights and rock music, and has called on homosexual behaviour to be made a crime.
Despite her hard-line stance she won almost twice as many votes as Tory candidate Roger Lomas (who got 44).
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So I'm really getting excited for this week's weigh in. I think I'm going to be under 220 which I haven't been in over a year! Thanks to Healthy Trim for taking away my appetite!
I've been eating a lot more salads. When I was in High School (My all time dream weight) I would eat salads every day for lunch, and that was it. So I'm going to try to go back to that. We'll see how it goes!
2 Healthy Trim Capsules in the AM
Yesterday I had quite the variety for lunch:
-Yogurt (only half the container, I couldn't finish the rest)
-Cucumber and Tomato Salad
-A Healthy Recipe Pasta
1 Healthy Trim Capusle at 12 noon
For dinner:
-2 BBQ Wings (I used to eat a dozen, so this was quite the step for me)
-A cobb salad with mushrooms, tomatoes, a little ranch, chicken -very yummy!
Overall Calories: Lunch-450, Dinner 650 Total=1100
Times I "felt" hungry- 1, at around 5:30pm so I had a peach!
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Confident for Weigh in!
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Labels: Daily Diet
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so i'm getting my healthy trim tomorrow and i was just wondering.. how am i supposed to know if i should take just one or 2 pills in the am? what worked best for you?
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My first month I was taking 1 Healthy Trim in the AM and 1 at lunch. This month I'm taking 2 in the am and 1 at lunch time. I have a weigh in on friday and will be willing to share my results as to which is better- I do like taking the 2, it is a much more "full" feeling and easier to make it longer.ReplyDelete
I'll be sure to let you know!
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Graphic novel written and illustrated by Carol Swain and published by Fantagraphics Books in 2014.
The story focuses on an 11-year-old girl named Helen who has just moved with her family to rural Wales. Helen is a quiet girl with a keen interest in nature and keeps her own journal to write about and draw the animals and plants she sees. Her family doesn't seem to mind her roaming all over the countryside which gives her a lot of freedom to see what she wants and talk to local residents.
One of the local residents mentions to her a "rare bird" who recently committed suicide. Helen's curiosity is piqued by the idea of an animal that has killed itself, and she is directed to Cuddig Farm. She talks to a couple of dogs at the farm (The animals here can talk. It doesn't seem to be Helen's imagination -- other people mention talking to animals. This is not considered strange -- probably magic realism going on here) and learns the rare bird was not so much a bird as a person -- Emrys Bowen, a reclusive and lonely farmer who wore makeup and bright hair dye and dressed as a woman.
Helen works to learn more about Emrys. Some of her detective work involves searching the area around Cuddig Farm She finds some of Emrys' belongings, chiefly a cosmetic kit and a spent shotgun shell. She also interviews other people around the area, as well as Emrys' dogs and the Tup, a ram in Emrys' herd of sheep, about what they knew about Emrys. She's one of only two people to attend Emrys' funeral (the other is the Avon Lady -- she thought she was providing makeup for Emrys' sister). Finally, she takes an all-day outing to a small cafe just over the border in England, where Emrys traveled every day to eat lunch. The waitress remembers Emrys fondly, but they only ever had one short conversation over the course of many years.
Helen's investigation of Emrys' life is the dominant plotline of the book, but it isn't the only element of the story. Helen is also busy investigating the country she's moved to, sketching the animals and birds she meets, writing down new Welsh words she learns, learning the hard facts about how to run a farm, and wandering across the landscape for page after beautiful black-and-white page. While Emrys' story is sad, it's far from the only sad story she encounters. Other humans who Helen meets suffer from the loneliness and isolation of the rural setting. And the Tup has his share of hardships, including a diseased foot that could get him put down early -- Helen's conversations with the Tup are some of the most beautiful, heartbreaking, and insightful in the book.
For all the sorrow of the book, the empathy it brings to its characters is even greater. Though the book consistently refers to Emrys as male, this feels like a storytelling decision -- rural settings are rarely the most enlightened of locales, and the local residents may have never even heard of terms like "gender identity" or "gender dysphoria." Helen's education on these matters is also probably rudimentary. In fact, the book never states outright whether Emrys is transgender or is merely cross-dressing. I suspect that she is transgender, however, and her suicide may have come about because of her isolation and unhappiness.
However, you never hear any character express contempt for Emrys. The locals may have thought she was strange. The animals may have considered her to be a man. Helen may see her as a mystery to unravel. But none of them express dislike for her, and more than one says words to the effect of "That's just the way things go." And the egg man who first tells Helen about Emrys refers to her as a "rare bird" -- if he meant "bird" as a slang term for "woman," acceptance for who Emrys was may have been more widespread than we expect. And Helen's investigation into Emrys' past guarantees there's at least one person who will probably remember Emrys for life.
If you can find this one, you should pick it up. It's a beautiful and compassionate story, and you won't soon forget it.
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
What are you getting Jesus for His birthday?
And the King will tell them, `I assure you, when you did it to one of the least of these my brothers and sisters, you were doing it to me!' Matt. 25:40
Perhaps take a look at these Gift Lists for ideas
Samaritan's Purse
Gospel For Asia
World Vision
Partners International
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Jess, we are giving to Voice of the Martyrs for the children of Colombia whose parents have been martyred.
Christmas Care Colombia packs include: a school pack (includes notebooks, pencils, sharpeners, erasers and a box of colouring pencils), toiletries kit (includes tooth brush, tooth paste, soap), He Lived Among Us Gospel booklet, T-shirt with a Christian message, food, a toy and a carry bag.
Have a great week,
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Last night at The Annex bookstore was an amazing success. Joey the Penguin was read to mostly adults for the first time ever but they were very interested and were extremely supportive. Joey was alongside of some very gifted authors, editors and business owners. If you live in the Halifax area in Nova Scotia, then I strongly recommend that you check out "The Annex" bookstore in Tantallon. The energy in the building will put you at ease and make you feel right at home while you are browsing the excellent selection of fine books and other products. The best part of this bookstore is the huge support for local authors and artisans. Buy a book, grab a coffee and say hi to Carolyn the nicest soul you will ever meet. Tell her that Joey says hi!
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It's extremely Hot! Oppressive! Boiling! How come has it been so hot for two weeks in a row.
It seemed that the God put the earth on a stove. I intended to go to salon having my hair dyed. However, I changed my mind and stayed in ST.Kilda instead of going to the city. Because I
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: I decided to go for a minimalistic outfit due to extreme hot weather. I just threw on this white sleeveless, paired with floral shorts and carried pink mini bag to spice up a simple outfit.
I tried to finish off with all kind of cute accessories(such as blue framed sunglasses and white strapped watch) to create a vivid look.
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Over the river and through the woods, over the border, and over the hills of Southern New Hampshire my mother, sister, and & I went to…
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"Since 1786 our quaint little red cottage has graced the hills of southern New Hampshire, seemingly untouched by time. This enchanting cottage was chosen by Elizabeth Orton Jones as the model for her illustrations in Little Red Riding Hood Little Golden Books, 1948."
An excerpt from their website.
We had 5-course delectable gourmet luncheon complimented with savory herbs and edible flowers grown and harvested from their very own culinary garden.
I spied groups of women, mothers & daughters, grandmothers & granddaughters all nestled in, having lunch in the little red riding hood house.
I can see why Elizabeth was inspired by this quaint cottage. If I use my imagination, I can see the big bad wolf peering around this massive tree!
Okay…it really is all about the food!!
Vermont Chicken Roulade
Summer Berry Napoleon
We took a peaceful stroll through the beautiful gardens after lunch.
I highly recommend having lunch in this very enchanting place!
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder…these are a few of my favorite photographs, taken this week.
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From Designer To Enthusiast, Turn Your Style Knowledge Into SuccessFashion is something that everyone can learn. You may not think so, but it is true! Simply knowing block printing fabric online and guidelines can really affect your style and how good you look. This article contains some of those fundamental fashion tips you need to know to look your best.
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