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In our state we do not have Early Voting, per se. We have Absentee Voting. There are several reasons that people can vote absentee. You have to check your reason and sign a statement swearing it is true. And there are only a limited number of reasons. Being out of town is one. Being handicapped is one. Off on military service is allowed, as is working at a place that is open 10 hrs or more on Election Day. Today is the last day you can vote absentee. All absentee ballots must be turned in by 5:00p.
This morning it occurred to me that I should take advantage of this service. I was remembering the day earlier this month when I got ill so unexpectedly and had to be hospitalised. After all this time if I couldn't get to vote for my candidate I would have been very upset. So I took myself off to the courthouse to cast my ballot.
The courthouse is the only place one can vote absentee. There is very limited parking in the downtown area. They have parking garages, but you have to walk several blocks to the courthouse. There are five handicapped parking places right beside the courthouse. When I got there, two of these spots were filled with police cars. They sure weren't handicapped! I don't know if cops are allowed to disregard the rules or not, but I made photos of their cars in the spots with their license plates in the picture. One spot was taken by a car with no handicapped tag. The other two were filled with two cars with handicapped licenses. (And if you don't know why this matters, back in February I had to get a handicapped plate as I cannot walk very far anymore. Not enough red cells to carry enough oxygen for me to breath.}
I drove around the square 11 times hoping someone would move from one of the spots. No such luck. There is a parking garage on the basement level of the courthouse. I finally drove up there and talked with the security guard. Apparently one can only park there if one works in the courthouse and all spots are assigned. The guard took pity on me though and told me to call the office of the probate court to see if they would give me permission to park there long enough to vote. So I called. They said they don't do that. But I pleaded my case and got put on hold. After 7 minutes and 39 seconds (time showing on my cell) she came back online and said they would let me do that today. Cool! I left my keys with the guard and he moved my car as needed.
The voting process itself is fairly easy. We have paper ballots that get inserted in a machine and read electronically. (Sorry the photo is blurry, but I didn't make a photo of my ballot and this is all I could find online.)
Our ballots are marked with a black felt tip marker. You connect the front end of the arrow to the back end of the arrow by whoever it is you want to vote for. Or by the straight party ticket. I am so glad I thought of this. Now I won't have to worry about unexpected illness, and if I'm doing well that day I can have some fun cooking.
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It's kinda sad when it's a big deal to go grocery shopping. But that's what I'm going to try to do today. My white counts are still zilch, so I will go early when the stores are relatively empty. I'm stopping by Fresh Market and Publix. Luckily, they are right across the street from one another, so it's easy enough to go to both in one trip. I am behind on the the Xmas Cookie Bake-Along, a Soup Cook-Along and Barefoot Bloggers. (See what I mean about this MDS really cutting into things I want to do!)
It's 33° here right now. I haven't driven since the weather turned cold and my car is still in it's condition. Typically I can go top down when the temp is as low as 40° if I'm wearing warm clothes and have my seat heater turned on. With the low blood counts I tend to feel colder than normal, so we shall see. The sun is shining so I really hate to put the top up. Plus, I hate that closed-in feeling.
If I am not too tired after getting foodstuffs I am going to see if I can find a set of light blue scrubs. A friend on a foodie board gave me the greatest idea for a Halloween costume. I think it's hilarious. More on this later.
My friend Martha (Lines from Linderhof) is going to an Ina Garten booksigning today. Having been to one of those before, I KNOW how much fun she is going to have. Ina's new book, Barefoot Contessa: Back to Basics, is out and is getting fab reviews in the foodie world. There are so many great recipes in it, I can hardly wait to start cooking. First up I think will be Savoury Palmiers. They're made with puff pastry, pesto, sundried tomatoes, goat cheese and pine nuts. What could be better? I do hope Martha will share her "meeting Ina" experience with us when she gets back to her blog.
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Well, maybe that is somewhat of an over statement. But it's a lovely day! The preliminary results of my biopsy look good. There are no blasts floating around in my bone marrow. This is a good thing. Now we wait for the DNA and that will be around 6 weeks. Also, my counts looked good enough today that the doc CANCELLED my transfusion. That has never happened before. Typically I go and find I unexpectedly have to get a transfusion. While my counts would be low for a well person, for me they were good. I am not scheduled to go back until Monday.
So although it is quite cold here, the sun is shining and it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood.
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This morning I go get bloodwork done, then see my doctor and get the preliminary results of the the bone marrow biopsy. While I'm anxious to find out if there's been any change, I'm also a little nervous about if there's been any change. Things may have gotten worse or maybe I will be so lucky that the treatments will have done something to improve things a little, even if we were seeing no evidence of it. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Whatever we find out, I'm likely have to make some decision about how to proceed from here.
Then after that part of the appointment I'm scheduled for transfusions of one unit of platelets and one unit of red cells. That will likely keep me there until after lunchtime. After that is done, Abbey had wanted me to go to the eye doctor with her if I feel like it. Her eyes will be dilated and I'll feel better if someone is driving her. We shall see. I may be too sleepy from Benadryl. I'm keeping a positive attitude!
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I'm so happy. My lens is back home with me where it belongs. And it works. I was able to zoom right in and make a photo of these two ornaments that came in the mail today from my friend Al.
Dish people who collect the Fiesta ornaments get all excited every year when the new ornaments come out. This is the second year that a retailer has ordered String of Lights. I wondered if they would change anything besides the date.
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Labels: Christmas, dishes, fiesta, holiday, photography
Most of the time these days I don't get aggravated or annoyed with people. Everyone has their own stuff going on and they might just be having a bad day. But this day we have the Peter Principal at work in all it's glory. ("in time, every post tends to be occupied by an employee who is incompetent to carry out his duties")
I just called the local camera store about my lens to see if they could check with Nikon. The person who answered is the same female I have spoken with about my lens twice previously. Both times she told me the lens still wasn't back. Both the days I called were after the 13th of October. So today when I pressed her saying it was going to be 7 weeks tomorrow, she put me on hold for a bit, then came back and told me the lens was here. Not only that, she had a note on it that said she had called on 9 October and left me a message that it was back. There was no message on our home answering machine. There was no message on my cell phone. Not only that, I have called twice before today and after the 9th, only to be told it was not there. ARRRRRRRGH.
Pardon my rant. I am better now. And am about to go get my lens before she forgets she told me it was here. Then I will do a happy dance.
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I miss my good lens! Click here to read about it's woes. The camera store sent it off for repair on 11 September and Nikon did agree to repair it under warranty. I was supposed to get it back in 4 to 6 weeks. Well, tomorrow it is going to be 7 weeks and they have still not returned it. I am photographically impaired! I am. I like zooming. I like the versatility of that lens. Using the 50mm makes it more difficult to get the shots I want. When I called the camera store last week, all they could tell me was that Nikon still has the lens.
Maybe I should see if I can find a good macro and start making close-ups. My friend Janet, has a Tamron 90mm which she says is spectacular. In the meantime, I will hope for a speedy return of my Nikkor 18-200.
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Some time back I ran across a recipe posted on a foodie board for Sweet Potato Cornbread. The title appealed to me because I'm the only one at my house who really enjoys sweet potatoes plain. We get them fairly often in the veggie box, so I was thinking this could be a good way to use them. I made this cornbread tonight.
Baked in a cast iron skillet and turned out on a small Fiesta pizza tray.
It is a lovely colour and we liked it OK, but I will probably not make this particular recipe again. I'm glad I tried it and will likely try adding sweet potatoes to my regular cornbread recipe. The biggest problem for us is the ratio of flour and cornmeal in the recipe. Traditional southern recipes for cornbread use little to no wheat flour. The texture is very different. Tonight's bread had a very smooth, almost cake-like texture. We prefer the more coarse texture of a recipe that is mostly cornmeal. But in case anyone else would like to try it, I will post the recipe as I got it and note my changes.
Sweet potatoes from the veggie box
Baked and ready to mash. I use my paternal grandmother's potato masher. IMO, this style works better than any other.
Juicing an orange. I love this Braun juicer. First saw it years ago when Ina Garten used it on The Barefoot Contessa on FNTV.
Equal parts flour and cornmeal. I was afraid we wouldn't be too happy with the texture.
The cornbread batter. The addition of the sweet potatoes make it a lovely colour.
Combine dry ingredients in large mixing bowl. In a mixer, cream butter until fluffy (about 1 minute). Add brown sugar and mix briefly. Add eggs, orange juice, sweet potatoes and milk. Mix until smooth. Add dry ingredients and mix well. Fold in corn.
Coat two 9-inch pans with cooking spray and pour batter into them. Bake about 20 to 30 minutes until firm or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. Cool before serving. Makes about 16 slices.
1. I halved the recipe to make this a better size for our family.
2. Omitted the cinnamon, cardamom and corn because I didn't want those flavours in the bread to go with the greens tonight.
3. Southerners bake cornbread in a cast iron skillet. Preheat the skillet on the stove and add a tablespoon of oil. Pour the batter into the hot skillet so that it will have a nice crust. Then place the skillet in the preheated oven.
I had some sweet potatoes and orange juice leftover so I made a little sweet potato soufflé. To the mashed sweet potatoes I added the oj, a beaten egg, a little milk, salt, and some sugar. Put it in an individual Fiesta pie baker and topped it with pecans and a little brown sugar. Then dotted with butter and baked it along with the cornbread. It was delicious!
The cornbread and the soufflé. Yellow and orange food are really set off by the sapphire Fiesta.
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How very Southern. But then, so am I.
Members of the cabbage family have been cooked and eaten for centuries. Romans brought them to Britain sometime around the 4th century BC, and the British later brought them to the Americas. Greens as Southerners know them now, originated in slave kitchens in the 19th century. (Amazing the history trivia you can remember from college.That 4th century BC thing should be in Trivial Pursuit.)
When it's time to eat greens, a fair-sized quantity is picked and it's referred to as a "mess o' greens". The exact amount that constitutes a "mess" depends on the number of people being served. Typically greens are cooked slowly in water with ham hock or a piece of salt pork for a long period of time until they are very tender. The accompanying liquid in the pan is known as "pot likker", and is a delicacy to be consumed. Greens are served with hot cornbread that's been cooked in a cast iron skillet. The cornbread is used to soak up the pot likker. Often sweet potatoes and some sort of field peas are also served. Pass pepper sauce to season the greens. (Pepper Sauce is hot pepper flavoured vinegar.)
Any greens in the cabbage family that do not form a head are called greens, including but not limited to, beet greens, collards, mustard greens, spinach, Swiss chard, and turnip greens. Although greens are eaten year-round, in the deep south they are at their best in January, February and March. My grandfather always said that collards need to be in a good frost before they are harvested. (I used to wonder if putting them in the freezer for a bit would accomplish the same thing, but he didn't think so.) My grandmother used to cook different sorts of greens together if there weren't enough of one kind to feed everyone. Her most common combination were mustard and turnip greens, but I've seen her put chard in the pot with those. And if there were small beets or turnips attached to the greens, she would dice them up in the pot, too.
The mess of greens being cooked today are collards that came in our CSA veggie box. And it just so happens that collards are my favourite type of greens. The fresh picked leaves filled up my kitchen sink. Now my grandmother always maintained that any greens had to be washed three times to get rid of all the grit. Whether or not they really need washing three times, I can't swear to, but I do it that way in her memory. To wash greens, fill the sink with cold water and swish the greens about. Remove the greens, drain the water, rinsing out any sand in the bottom of the sink, and repeat.
When the greens are clean, tear them into bite-sized pieces, discarding the tough ribs, and put them in a large pot with cold water. Greens will cook way down. A pot that is overflowing with raw greens will often cook down to fill the pot only about 1/4 full. Collards are sturdier and don't cook down as much, so my very full pot will probably wind up being around half full when the collards are done. Now I do not use ham hocks, salt pork or other such animal products, so when I cook greens I add a tablespoon or two of olive oil to the cooking pot. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and cook, uncovered, till greens are tender. For collards, they probably need to cook at least an hour or so. Season with salt after the greens have been cooking about 30 minutes.
Looks like too many collards to fit in the pot:
But it doesn't take long for the greens to start cooking down:
And finally, dinner: a nice serving of collards, cornbread and sweet potatos. Manna from heaven to a southerner.
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Besides the Square Fiesta that has just been announced, there are three new glaze colours this year. Marigold (in honour of Fiesta's 75th anniversary) and Ivory were introduced at the Housewares Show in Chicago in March. Now, just in time for Thanksgiving the newest colour is Chocolate.
CHOCOLATE FIESTA®
Select Chocolate shapes include: the traditional size Mug and oversized Java version, Oval Platter, various size Bowls, Luncheon, Salad and Dinner Plates, large and small Disc Pitchers, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Individual Oval Casserole, and Gusto Bowl.
While I wouldn't set a whole table in this glaze, it will be nice to have some pieces to mix in for autumn table settings.
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When I have insomnia, I tend to surf the net. Another seasonally appropriate quiz:
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My room was like stepping back into the 1980's... - The New Boston Hotel Traveller Reviews - TripAdvisor
My room was like stepping back into the 1980's... - The New Boston Hotel Traveller Reviews
“Disappointed - Hotel is in need of modernisation”
41-43 The Esplanade, Fleetwood FY7 6QE, England |
Disappointed - Hotel is in need of modernisation
Looking forward to my stay in Fleetwood, mainly due to that it was my first visit
to this Seaside resort and also thought on reading the last few reviews that I had
booked myself a reasonable good Hotel. However, I was very disappointed in what I found.
My room was like stepping back into the 1980's - Old worn furniture and an uncomfortable bed and worst of all the damp and smells that greeted me on everytime I entered the so-called en-suite. There must be a problem with the drainage. Friends in other bedrooms also stated similar conditions. Breakfast was also far from good and better valve could be found close by.
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BostonHo, Owner at The New Boston Hotel, responded to this reviewResponded 18 June 2013
I came across this review and i understand it is quite an old review but just wanted to state that the hotel has in fact been completed with a major refurbishment and would always ask our customers to come back and try the accommodation out.
You will see from our website and pictures what kind of feedback we get from our guests which are 99% positive.
We will always welcome back guests whether unhappy or not and will always try to make their stay as comfortable as possible.
We are ALWAYS trying to improve and take feedback from our guests on board as it is very important we keep them happy.
All reviews panoramic sea view barrow in furness sunday dinner scampi friendly family run hotel peas sea front lake district comfortable bed seaview room great place to stay clean towels three nights two night stay pleasant stay tea coffee lovely hotel
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From the start of the booking, When we called the staff where really helpful and very friendly so that put us at ease straight away, On our arrival we where greeted by a very friendly front staff who gave information from the start. The room was amazing and very very clean with grate views over the beach, Fleetwood town centre is only a walk away from the hotel so getting to Blackpool via bus or tram was really easy, the beach is no more than about 300 yards from the hotel with a brilliant little coffee shop on the front. We truly loved the staff at the hotel and can not fault them in any way at all, the only thing was the weather but even that did not upset our visit as the staff kept us happy at all times and we would like to say thank you so much to all the staff.
Room Tip: Just ask for the a room with a view
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Absolutely FAULTLESS...Totally Recommend!!
Top Quailty service ALL ROUND!!
Excellent CHEAP (all day) Tram/Bus tickets to Blackpool and all local area's + Ferries to Ireland are 5minutes walk away. Easy access to Blackpool via regular Trams and Buses using the same ticket, leaving car parked at the hotel FREE of charge and SAFE. Car parking is FREE, both at the hotel and outside on the quite main road.
Excellent for Blackpool events!!
Room Tip: Stay in room facing the sea where possible.
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We are aware this is an old review but wish to ask any unhappy guests to hopefully try our hotel in the future.
We have undergone a major refurbishment and would say they would be pleasantly surprised by our work.
The restaurant menu has also improved dramatically as we always take on board feedback from guests whether they are unhappy or happy as they are very important to us.
We hope to see you in the future and we will endeavour to make your stay as comfortable as we can.
Good value of money with excellent service
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Address: 41-43 The Esplanade, Fleetwood FY7 6QE, England
Ranked #1 of 1 B&Bs / Inns in Fleetwood
The hotel is set on the seafront at Fleetwood overlooking the Wyre Estuary with panaromic views across Morecambe Bay to the hills of the Lake District.The Hotel has undergone a major refurbishment project in 2013. It is open all year round and has 24 tastefully decorated bedrooms which includes a brand new Bridal Suite all of which have en suite facilities.All rooms include tea/coffee making facilities, courtesy trays, flatscreen tv's, freeview channels, direct dial telephones and complimentary Wifi access.There is a very modern and comfortable bar and lounge area for all residents and a large restaurant which also opens to the public with a wide variety of meals cooked by our full time chef.A swimming pool, gym and leisure centre is opposite the hotel aswel as a lynx 18 hole golf course.Tram and bus stops going into Blackpool are within 5 minutes walking distance are very frequent. ... more less

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Speed Mentoring with #techInColor - Philly Tech Week 2015 | Meetup
Speed Mentoring with #techInColor - Philly Tech Week 2015
Hosted by Jodie R. and 3 others
At Philly Tech Week 2014 #techInColor brought a diverse set of Philly technologists together to help build new connections. At that event we asked the community, "What kinds of events do you want to see?" The #1 response was skill building.
Enjoy an evening of speed mentoring with some of Philly's most diverse tech experts or join a group discussion and take a deeper dive on a topic that's important to you.
Grab a friend, grab a gnosh, and grab a drink, you are sure to learn something new and if you're not careful, you might just enjoy it.
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Ladylike Delicacy: 1960s glittery dress
Jessica CangianoApril 21, 2016 at 12:13 AMDazzlingly awesome dress! It looks incredible on you, sweet Sara - love that your eye makeup picks up some of the same hues in it, too. Wonderful touch!♥ JessicaReplyDeleteRepliesSara KristiinaApril 21, 2016 at 8:30 PMThank you very much :)DeleteReplyLadyfairApril 21, 2016 at 2:20 AMWow, you got that at a flea market? Awesome find! Flea markets in my area just sell random things, like old magazine racks and doilies lol.ReplyDeleteRepliesSara KristiinaApril 21, 2016 at 8:30 PMYes! You never know what treasures to find when shopping in flea markets :) And this wonderful piece was only 10 euros!DeleteReplyLaura MApril 21, 2016 at 3:31 AMWow, you really rock the 60s look! That makeup is great!ReplyDeleteRepliesSara KristiinaApril 21, 2016 at 8:31 PMAw thank you :)DeleteReplyVintagethrifter51April 21, 2016 at 4:37 AMThat dress is stunning, I love how you did your makeup, your outfit works so well together. Cheers, MicheleReplyDeleteRepliesSara KristiinaApril 21, 2016 at 8:31 PMThank you very much :) Tried to copy Twiggy's makeup :DDeleteReplyElinaApril 21, 2016 at 1:36 PMKiva kuosi! Ja voi miten iso pikkukisusi jo on <3ReplyDeleteRepliesSara KristiinaApril 21, 2016 at 8:31 PMKisuli on kyllä kasvanut hurjasti! :)DeleteReplyEllone AndreeaApril 21, 2016 at 6:45 PMLove this dress! <3 You look amazing!http://looktheotherway.coReplyDeleteRepliesSara KristiinaApril 21, 2016 at 8:31 PMOh thank you !:)DeleteReplyMIS PAPELICOS -Mis PApril 21, 2016 at 8:18 PMPerfect dress and beautiful eye make up, dear SaraXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXReplyDeleteRepliesSara KristiinaApril 21, 2016 at 8:31 PMThank you!:)DeleteReplyAdd commentLoad more...

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Welcome to My Art Journey!: January 2017
Gina B Ahrens' Design Team Challenge for January 2017 - Borders How to Create Borders Using Some of Gina B Ahrens' Stamps I hope you will head on over and check out how I made these borders using some of Gina Ahrens' wonderful stamps. Posted by
Postcard Based on My Scraps Rolodex Card a Week Series This postcard based on my Scraps Rolodex Card a Week Series #3 will be heading off to an exhibit called: Don Quixote Migrations located at: Artspace Mt. Baker Art Lofts
Exhibition Dates: February 11, 2017- March 8, 2017
For more information check out the blog at: Don Quixote Migrations
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My Scraps Rolodex Series Card #3 -New Beginnings!
What do I do with all of my scraps? I save them in a file box and use them specifically for these cards. The scraps are leftover from other projects. This time I decided to paint a bird on the card itself. This year I am trying to stick to some sort of prompt to get me started and I hope you will join me. This week's prompt is New Beginnings. The month of January is when we tend to make New Year's resolutions. I prefer to call them New Beginnings, as with most resolutions, I tend to break them! I wrote on the back of my rolodex card what my New Beginnings would be for the year. If you want to know what my New Beginnings are and see how I put this card together, please head on over to the Video here.
This year I have been invited by the amazing and talented artist, Gina B. Ahrens to be a part of a free art journaling class. The class is called My Year 2017. If you want to find out more simply search these two hashtags: #myyear2017 or 2017myyear and these should direct you where you need to go!
Here are some pictures of what I did this past week for the class, if you are interested you can check out my Youtube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/anneliese66
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My Giant Life 2017 Has Landed! #2017mygiantlifeart
GIANT LIFE has Landed! Enjoy each of the wonderful teachers takes on this art journaling journey! What is Giant Life you ask? It is a unique and FREE art journaling art journey using playing cards. If you do not have playing cards you can use a composition book, flashcards, index cards, etc. The list is endless! If you are interested in joining us, please use the hashtag: #2017mygiantlifeartVideo prompts will go up the first Saturday of every month. For extra goodies etc. head on over to Anne’s Facebook Group, Anneliese’s Mixed Media Everything! : https://www.facebook.com/groups/anneliesesmmeverything/
Please visit the other wonderful artists for their take on this adventure here:
Cindy Utter: https://youtu.be/bk_veLkj9pI
Ilene McInnes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6S-fUOQScI
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Scraps Rolodex Card a Week 2017
YouTube Video is here. Welcome to My Scraps Rolodex Card a Week Series 2017, Card #1
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Release Date May 28th, 1948
This collection features seven classic stories, each enhanced with high-spirited music and unforgettable characters! Donald Duck puts on a display of jazzy antics as the star of "Blame It on the Samba." Music becomes a real adventure for a busy bumble bee in "Bumble Boogie." From the mischievous young tugboat in "Little Toot," to the heroes of legend and myth in "Johnny Appleseed" and "Pecos Bill," this feast for the eyes and ears entertains with wit and charm.
Melody time is the tenth animated movie in the Disney animated features canon, produced by Walt Disney and first released to theatres by RKO Radio Picctures on May 27, 1948. Melody Time was first released on home video on June 2, 1998, under the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection title. Its next and so far last, release was on June 6, 2000 on DVD under the Walt Disney Gold Classic Collection title.
Melody Time has seven segments:
This segment features Frances Langford singing the title song about two romantic young lovers in December. The boy shows off on the ice for his girl, and near-tragedy and a timely rescue ensues. Like several other segments of these package films, Once Upon a Wintertime was later released theatrically as an individual short, in this case on September 17, 1954. This short is also featured in Very Merry Christmas Songs. which is part of Disney Sing Along Songs, as a background movie for the song Jingle Bells.
This segment presents a surrealistic nightmare for a solitary bumble bee as he tries to escape from a visual and musical frenzy. The music is courtesy of Freddy martin and his orchestra (with Jack Fina playing the piano) and is a swing-jazz variation of Rimsky-Korsakov's Flight of the Bumblebee, which was one of the many pieces considered for inclusion in Fantasia.
This segment is a retelling of the story of John Chapman, who spent most of his life roaming Mid-Western America (mainly Illinois and Indiana) in the pioneer days, and planting apple trees, thus earning his famous nickname. Dennis Day narrates and provides all the voices, except for the angel, who is voiced by Dallas McKennon (uncredited). This segment was released independently on December 25, 1955 as just Johnny Appleseed.
This segment is based on the story also titled Little Toot by Hardie Gamatky, in which the title protagonist, a small tugboat, wanted to be just like his father Big Toot, but couldn't seem to stay out of trouble. The Andrews sisters provide the vocals.
This segment is a recitation of the famous Alfred Joyce Kilmer poem by Fred waring and the Pennsylvanians with the lyrical setting seen through the seasons.
This segment has Donald Duck and Jose Carioca meeting with the Aracuan Bird, who introduces them to the pleasures of the samba. The accompanying music is the 1914 polka Apanhei-te, Cavaquinho by Ernesto Nazareth, fitted with English lyrics. The Dinning Sisters provide the vocals while organist Ethel Smith plays the organ.
The film's final segment is about Texas’ famous hero, the biggest and best cowboy that ever lived. It also features his horse Widowmaker, and recounts how Pecos was brought back down to earth by a woman named Slue-Foot Sue. This retelling of the story features Roy Rogers, Bob Nolan, and the Sons of the Pioneers to Bobby Driscoll and Luna Patten. This segment was later edited on the film's NTSC video release (but not the PAL release) to remove all scenes of Bill smoking a cigarette. The entire scene with Bill rolling the smoke and lighting it with a lightning bolt was cut and all other shots of the offending cigarette hanging from his lips were digitally removed.
· Roy Rogers - Himself; Narrator; Singer (Pecos Bill)
· Trigger, the Smartest Horse in the Movies - Himself
· Dennis Day - Narrator; Singer; Characters (Johnny Appleseed)
· The Andrews Sisters - Singers (Little Toot)
· Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians - Singers (Trees)
· Freddy Martin - Music composer (Bumble Boogie)
· Ethel Smith - Organist (Blame It On the Samba)
· Frances Langford - Singer (Once Upon a Wintertime)
· Buddy Clark - Singer; Narrator
· Bob Nolan - Himself; Singer; Narrator (Pecos Bill)
· Sons of the Pioneers - Themselves; Singers; Narrators (Pecos Bill)
· The Dinning Sisters - Singers (Blame It On the Samba)
· Bobby Driscoll - Himself (Pecos Bill)
· Luna Patten - Herself (Pecos Bill)
· Dullas McKennon - Himself; Narrator; Character (Johnny Appleseed)
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Creativity is good.: Wishing You ... a Happy Birthday
PaperTrey's March release included this fabulous set entitled Wishing You. I tried to resist, I really did! But there are so many great sentiments with this set, that I convinced myself it should be in my stash. I'm really glad I listened to me!I paired Ripe Avocado and Kraft cardstock together, and added bright beautiful tulips that pop right off the page! I love to stamp on Kraft cardstock because it gives a nice muted tone, and in this instance it made a great background piece to tie everything together. Inside of card matches the envelopes. Stamping these little flowers is addictive because they are separate clear stamps and you can angle them any way you please - it gives them character! See the little wisps in the flower center? Such detail is offered with this set! I can't wait to play with it more. Wishing You .... a very happy day!
Hello my friend!!! These cards are awesome! Love that litte flower set and how you've coordinated everything!!! Awesome!!
I got this!! I got this card on the left!! I got it!!! I bet you are all jealous!!!! Oh well!! It is MINE!! :))
Happy Birthday to crazy Becky! Yes, she was the enabler behind my purchase of this stamp set. A little voice inside my head said "Help me, help you!" Oh my heck, this blog world of creativity is funner than fun.
Oh how funny Becky is... and congrats to you and Happy Birthday Becky... great card Kay.
I just loveeeeee these cards!!! Thanks for your wonderful comment on my Blog! Have a great Tuesday!!!
How can you possibly resist PTI?? This is a GORGEOUS card!!!Have a great day!
What a beautiful design, and the envie too. Lovely stuff. And to Becky....congrats, you lucky girl you!!Carole
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Ashley's Story: She is such a Girl!
Moody? Emotional? Unpredictable? That pretty much explains it.
After yesterday's grumpy attitude I honestly had no idea what to expect from our sweet Ashley today. As I went to wake her this morning I could feel myself holding my breath as I tiptoed into the room. There she was. Rosy cheeked, smiling, eyes twinkling, and tiny hands clapping as I came around the corner. Ash was back. No more grumpy looks, fussy noises, or crocodile tears. The only explanation I could come up with is that she is a girl. Yep, I admit it. Tears for no reason at all can quickly turn into uncontrollable giggles. She doesn't necessarily need a reason for behaving the way she did yesterday. I've had days like that. Everything makes me cry. I can't seem to lose my grumpy attitude. Nothing has to be wrong all I know is that its just not right. We have definitely been created with a complex group of emotions and feelings. As I watched our tiny pickle play herself into exhaustion today I tried to figure out what in the world could have been wrong with her yesterday. I found myself being thankful that my salvation and my faith does not depend on the way I feel. Just as my love for Ash didn't waiver during her fussy day His love for me and His promises to me do not waiver. If I had to "feel" saved or "feel" that I was walking close to Him each and every day in order for my salvation to be real then I would definitely be in some trouble. Thankfully salvation isn't based on my feelings. I am so glad that it comes from His grace. Regardless of whether I "feel" saved or not He promises what He promises and my state of emotion doesn't have the power to change that.
Ash has been so silly and so sweet today. She has laughed and giggled all day long. She crinkles up her nose and smiles so wide her little eyes squint. She is such a joy! I just love her so much. She was nothing short of adorable. We really had a great day with her. As I type I can hear her daddy over the monitor as he tucks her into the crib. What a blessing it is to have her home with all of us. She isn't allowing him to leave. I have heard him say "Night, night Ashley Kate" at least a dozen times now. When it comes to tough love and allowing her to cry herself to sleep he is absolutely the worst at it. He tries, but that little pickle has him all figured out. She's not going down until mommy comes in and makes him leave.
God has been so very good to us. My heart is so full as I look around and see all the blessings in our lives. As you pray tonight would you please pray for a couple of our little transplant friends.
They continue to struggle and my heart is heavy for them. They and their families really need our prayers tonight. Thank you for checking on Ash tonight. I appreciate each of you who continue to pray for and love our little one. Good night. Trish
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At 11:38 PM , Anonymous said...
I love what you said about "feeling." And I am so glad Ashley is feeling better. I will definitely pray for your transplant friends.
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At 9:49 AM , Kirsten said...
hey, one of your pseudo lurkers, I must say even though Ash was grumpy yesterday she is looking AMAZING! Her eyes and cheeks, she just has a little sparkle to her. We continue to pray for you all! God is SO good!
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It looks super to me. It's just the color the Douglas fir was stained in my old house.
Check out the next post and see how different the color of the floorboards is from that of the treads. Same shellac, but maybe not the same wood species?


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Go Mountain Goats: February 2016
A Fast Winter Cuillin Ridge Traverse
On Sunday 14th February 2016 myself and Tim Gomersall completed a Winter Cuillin Ridge Traverse from Sgurr nan Gillean in the north to Gars-bheinn in the south. Our route took in all 11 Munro summits, Bidein Druim nan Ramh, and included the TD gap. We started at Sgurr nan Gillean at 07.40am and touched the cairn on Gars-bheinn at 1.54.17pm. The summit to summit traverse took 6hrs 14minutes and 17seconds.
Tim and myself in Glen Brittle after our traverse
We had heard that the Cuillin traverse was in excellent winter condition, and were aware of several parties who had completed traverses in the past few days. The weather looked to remain good for Sunday, if a little windy, so we arranged to drive up to Sligachan and sleep in the van. I was excited to share this adventure with 23 year old Tim who already has many impressive mountain feats to his name including sixth place in the Glencoe Skyline race last year, the Cuillin Greater Traverse record, and an eight hour winter round of Glencoe to name just a few.
Setting off at 05.25am to walk in up the South East ridge of Sgurr nan Gillean we were brimming with enthusiasm. The weather was clear and we could gradually make out the familiar mountain masses as the dawn developed. Popping out on the South East ridge and seeing the main Cuillin spread out before us in its winter coat lit by early morning light was breathtaking, beautiful and incredibly exciting. We have both spend a considerable amount of time in the Cuillin in summer conditions - what would it be like in winter?
Looking south from Sgurr nan Gillean to the rest of the Cuillin Looking from Sgurr nan Gillean to Am Basteir and the Northern Cuillin
Several factors were key to our fast and light approach. The snow conditions were excellent, with both a decent base and a forgiving fresher covering on top. The weather was clear and the wind not too persistent. Several parties had been along the ridge in the past two days and so there was a trail already broken - which took a very good line for at least ninety percent of the route. We also had the advantage of light equipment. In particular, we both wore Salomon X-Alp Carbon GTX boots - which at 500g each are essentially a stiff running shoe with an outer gaiter. These take a crampon remarkably well. We decided to take two ice axes each, to allow a maximum of soloing, and used one technical and one super light axe each for the majority of the time. For the multiple abseils we took a 38metre length of 8mm rope, and a 26metre length of 6mm cord. We took multiple slings and abseil tatt although as hoped all but one of the abseils we made were already equipped by recent teams. In addition we had a small rack of nuts and 4 quickdraws, for use on the Inn Pinn and TD Gap. We took just over a litre of water each and ate mostly gels and jelly babies.
Setting off from Sgurr nan Gillean we were incredibly excited. Getting the timing right with days off work, weather, snow conditions and partner had all come to pass: now we could get on with the task at hand. Tim set a blistering initial pace and fell back on his alpine experience to rig the first abseil extremely quickly. From then on we developed an efficient partnership, soloing and running between the more technical short sections or abseils.
Tim on Sgurr nan Gillean just before starting the traverse
Finlay on Sgurr nan Gillean
Ideal conditions: Tim on Sgurr a' Ghreadaidh with the southern half of the Cuillin beyond
Tim powering on up
Having a broken trail which was in the right place was key to our speed. Also the recently used, visible abseils were quick to find and safe to use - they didn't need dug out, re-equipped or hunted for. We moved very quickly between the abseils on Sgurr nan Gillean, Am Basteir, Bhasteir Tooth; the second and then third tops of Mhadaidh. At times were were overheating in just a single thin top layer, but as we got to Sgurr na Banachdich and the change of general ridge direction, it got a bit colder in the wind. Reaching a wintery Inn Pinn Tim took the lead and we simul climbed up to the summit block at about 3hrs 15mins elapsed. After a quick abseil and another gel we continued on, and warmed up. Abseiling Kings Chimney we should have used both ropes, but didn't and had a short awkward downclimb.
Climbing the Inn Pinn
King's Chimney abseil
Approaching the TD Gap I was apprehensive. Things were going well but we still had this final technical obstacle to overcome. Many winter traverses descend into Coire a' Ghrunnda from the gap, but we felt that the ideal aesthetic was to include the climb out of the gap. After a brief pitiful attempt at some lassoing of the top of the gap from abseil, we descended and I set off on an anxious lead. To my delight, I found several positive hooks which I had no idea were there, despite knowing this short section well in summer. It's pretty steep with poor feet and my forearms were screaming, but at least it is short and fairly soon I was up and out. Me delighted, Tim seconded up and we continued on.
Finlay leading out of TD Gap
The sun came out now again and it was getting hot. We also picked up the pace slightly and enjoyed a brilliant romp up Sgurr Dubh Mor. Racing down the snowy gully towards Caisteal a' Garbh-Choire was certainly easier than ascending it in summer, although we had to make a few minor route changes in these winter conditions. From Sgurr nan Eag we stayed close, pushing each other on, and finally reached Gars-bheinn and its eagle's eerie view in a pretty knackered state. We took in the ridge and that favourite view across to a snow topped Bla Bheinn, before stumbling our way down the south west screes to the track and some water. A friendly family on holiday squeezed us into their car at Glen Brittle and dropped us back at Sligachan, for a much needed cup of tea.
Finished: At Gars-bheinn
The view back along the ridge
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Sgurr nan Gillean 00.00.00 Am Basteir 16m37s
Bruach na Frithe 20.57
Bidein DNR 38.45
Sgurr a’ Mhadaidh 43.24
Sgurr a’ Ghreadaidh 11.00
Sgurr na Banachdich 22.33
In Pin 40.53
Sgurr Mhic Choinnich 25.19
Sgurr Alasdair 26.58
Sgurr Dubh Mor 1.17.04
Sgurr nan Eag 28.50
Gars-bheinn 21.51
A few weeks ago we headed down to the John Muir Trust 'Wild Space' in Pitlochry, to hang my first art exhibition 'Kaleidoscape'. It will run in the Alan Reece Gallery there for the next two months. It was great to see so many of my painting all up in the same space - 15 framed canvases and 5 framed prints.
Skimo British Champs washout
The 2016 Skimo British Champs were set to take place at the Roc et Pic race at Thollon les Memises on the slopes above Lac Leman (Lake Geneva). I've done the Roc et Pic before, and remember some great sections with sunny slopes and expansive views down towards the shimmering lake with bluebird skies above. Unfortunately this weekend was not to follow suit.
Things started badly for me as I expertly procrastinated on getting packed, and then for one reason or another ended up spending a pretty uncomfortable time in Glasgow airport as far from ideal race prep. Arriving in Amsterdam airport I was totally disorientated as I woke up to being climbed over by the guy next to me who was rushing to catch his connection. I just made mine, despite being in a sleep deprived, caffeine-addled, dehydrated suboptimal state.
That done I was in Geneva. Or rather stuck at the outsized baggage area in Geneva airport. Eventually it transpired that my bag was delayed until the evening, so I abandoned it and got a lift with the patient Neil, Andy and Tim to Thollon. Impromptu lunch break in Thollon Les Memises (Pic: Bjorn Verduijn)
Getting there it was decidedly Scottish - mild, damp and windy. There wasn't an awful lot of snow to be seen either. The race organisers had worked tirelessly to try and put on a 'C' course despite the conditions, but the briefing was noticeably devoid of racers, with the Brits making up more than 10% of those assembled. This wasn't really a good sign. Adding to this my lack of any ski kit led to a general uncertain atmosphere. A message came to the hotel that my bag wound arrive at midnight - well we would see I suppose but I wasn't for staying up hanging around for it so set the alarm and had a much needed sleep. Waking early we were greeted by an apologetic message from the race committee - the poor guys had been out at four am checking the course, and had decided to pull the plug. Looking out the window this was entirely unsurprising as the wind had now increased and it was raining and mild in a way that even Skimo Scotland might struggle to race in. Feeling fairly deflated we met the other Brits and I found that my lost bag had indeed made it. Just in time for the 'annuler' message.
After some moping about, commiseration and general indecision we decided to go for a skin anyway and - not being as hardy as the GB girls who went for a skin up the icy wet race course in the soaking rain - we headed fairly en mass to Grand Montets at Argentiere and skinned up the marked track to the ski area and down the home run. This was still pretty soggy but at least the wind was lighter, we were in the trees, and there was even some reasonable snow. Thoroughly soaked through we hit one of the Chamonix cafes for many coffees and frites.
Neil and Anthony at Grand Montets
Next day I went skinning with Colin, Guillem, Naila, Ben B, John and Alasdair at Les Houches. It started cloudy and mild and we headed up to Le Prarion before skiing some heavy snow and then down the pistes. Some folk headed up for another lap but some of us had other business - namely getting the entries in for Glencoe and Tromso Skyline races, which both opened that day at noon. Turned out this was a good idea as they sold out in minutes! Then I headed back to Scotland and the wild gales blowing lorries off the road in Glencoe.
Lycra at Le Prarion summit
Cheers to Ben Bardsley for all his work setting up the British Champs - no one could have predicted just how unhelpful the weather was going to be. There's always next year...
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A Happy Bluebird: Opening Day at the County Fair
And I was able to sneak over to the Creative Arts building for a peek at the tatting. I was so happy to see that there were more entries than in the past. Still only a few, but tatting is alive and well!
And I was especially happy to see that I not only got a blue ribbon for my doily, but the purple Sweepstakes (judge's choice) as well! That means a lot - it's given for an outstanding entry, strictly an optional ribbon for the judges to award.
I also entered this Flowering Quatrain Bookmark in the "Other Tatted Articles" class. Yay! Thanks to Frivole for a beautiful pattern.
Maybe I should start now on next year's entries so I don't have to tat a marathon again!
tattrldy Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Wooo Hooo!! Good Job! The doily is superb! I'm so glad the judges recognized that. Congratulations on both wins.
Michelle Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Oh wow! Oh how wonderful!!! THat's so exciting and super! I'm glad the judge recognized your beautiful, outstanding, amazing, amazing doily!!!!
(Thinking of changing my look to the cowboy boots/shorts look.)
Kathy Niklewicz Tuesday, July 23, 2013
YAY!!! Congratulations on both wins and, of course, the Sweepstakes ribbon! Both items are attractive representations of tatted lace, and will hopefully generate interest in tatting!
I now see how you can easily check up on the exhibits! I missed the part about your working a booth there! I always enjoyed visiting the fairs in our area, but it's difficult to avoid the unhealthy food! They display all those healthy veggies in the exhibition hall, but most of the food served is fried!
Leanna Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Congratulations!! Not only the Blue Ribbon, but the Judges' Choice as well? That is just awesome! You deserve it, my dear, because the doily is perfection. How exciting!!
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Congratulations on both wins, all your hard work paid off, well done.
Fox Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Wow! How fabulous is that! Congratulations, Cindy.
Congrats!!! It was all worth it in the end, right?! :) And it's better than running an actual marathon, because you get to eat bad-for-you food while you enjoy your ribbons! :)
Jane McLellan Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Congratulations!! All your hard work was well worth it. Looks as though you had fun at the fair too.
Julie Romero Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Yeah! Congratulations...very very excited for you! It's such fun to win a ribbon :-)
Madtatter80 Friday, July 26, 2013
Nothing like a picture of tatted doily at a state fair looks great congratulations what a day thanks for sharing. I started a blog and would like you to check it out if you got the time, it's called "Carollyn's tatting blog" I think I sold you a shuttle once with a bluebird on it did I (off of eBay)? any way I love the name of your site love blue birds have a family of them that nests in my yard.
God's Kid Monday, July 29, 2013
Congratulations!! Those are wonderful and very deserving!! :)
Mistene Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Congrats to you! Makes me want to enter something in our fair next year.


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25 Days of Christmas: Movie Time!
Okay so I love Christmas movies, I don't even care how cheesy they are. One I really love and I will say it every year because of the sheer fun and childlike nature of the movie is Elf!
I'm particularly fond of this scene:
Another movie that isn't a romantic comedy or a classic but one I love a lot around his time of year is The Santa Clause with Tim Allen:
Since a child, we'd pull out our favorite Christmas movies (Miracle on 34th Street, Santa Claus the Movie, The Night They Saved Christmas, The Grinch, and more I'm sure) and systematically watch them throughout our Christmas vacation from school. The Night They Saved Christmas was always our Christmas Eve movie.
Now though, two of my favorite silly movies at Christmas time are Elf and The Santa Clause. Do you have any favorite silly modern Christmas movies you try to watch every year?
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yeuxdebleu on December 8th, 2014 06:53 am (UTC)
I love the movie about Ralphie and the gun he wants for Christmas...A Christmas Story. Now Sam Heughan's A Princess for Christmas has become another favorite. The entire movie is on YouTube. Here's the trailer.
sireesanwar on December 8th, 2014 09:11 pm (UTC)
I've never liked A Christmas Story but that is just me. I'm glad you enjoy it.
I have seen A Princess for Christmas and while it is sweet, not a favorite despite Sam's presence. However, should it be on, I'll likely watch it. LOL
yeuxdebleu on December 9th, 2014 06:51 am (UTC)
Gosh, I think you're the only person I've ever heard of who doesn't like A Christmas Story. It's one of my husband's favorite movies. The actress and kids in A Princess for Christmas are terrible actors. Sam is good, as are the actors who play the staff and the actress who plays Sam's girlfriend. I only watch it because of Sam.
sireesanwar on December 9th, 2014 07:49 pm (UTC)
Actually most of my family isn't into that movie. I don't know why but it just isn't a favorite among my family. But then, it's okay. I'm glad you and most of my friends here enjoy watching it.
Yes, that would be why I watch A Princess for Christmas too. *teehehe*

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