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Music, and more specifically the music our children listen to, has been a frequent topic of discussion among my mom friends this summer. We are long past the stage of nursery rhymes in our house and although our girls will still rock a mean jam session to Strawberry Shortcake and various Disney Channel soundtracks we are definitely moving into the realm of them playing DJ from the backseat with demands for more mainstream selections.
Currently, the girls are loving anything by Ke$ha, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, or The Black Eyed Peas. And why not? They seem likely perfectly suitable role models, don't you think?
I'm partly to blame. Seven years of listening to saccharine sweet wholesome kid songs will drive a person crazy especially in the confined space of the car on an hour long drive. Thus, I'm quick to turn up the volume and belt out some lyrics to some of my favorites songs, both old and new. I can't help it that the above artists also appeal to me (in direct contrast to my husband's hard rock and alternative musical palette, I assure you). I'm also guilty of being notoriously bad at paying attention to lyrics outside of the chorus. I like a song not so much for the message but for the beat or just the sound of the music itself. There have been more than one occasion where I don't even realize there are words that are not appropriate for five and seven year old ears until either The General points it out or I hear one of the girls use them as they're singing along. Yesterday's example: Shortcake singing "looking sick and sexified". Oops - Ke$ha's potty mouth strikes again.
I've tried to supplement the more inappropriate songs and artists with "kid friendly" options. Justin Bieber is on that play list for reasons obvious to those of you who know Punkin, and I'll even admit that his song Somebody to Love has won me over. If he's going to be supporting my youngest daughter and their children some day (you know, after they're joined in holy matrimony as Punkin is certain is going to happen as soon as he loses that Selena Gomez chick) I should probably start trying to be supportive of his career, right? In addition to the before mentioned Disney related songs from movies and television, Bob Marley's Three Little Birds gets frequent play time in my car. My new favorite suggestion came from a friend who talked about adding a Kidz Bop station via Pandora on her iPhone. In my most recent effort, I attempted to infuse a little more country into their lives during our drive to El Paso yesterday. Within the first five seconds on two separate songs Punkin made her displeasure known with shouts of "Disgusting!" and "BOOOO!". I suppose I should take her lead on those opinions considering a song that encourages girls to shake it for the young bucks sitting' in the honky tonks isn't exactly the best message to pass along to my impressionable daughters either.
When I get overly concerned with what I'm doing to my daughters based what is becoming the soundtrack of their youth, I just remind myself that I grew up idolizing one of my own generation's most questionable pop stars and turned out okay in the end. Initially introduced to Madonna after an afternoon of musical discovery at my friend Lori's house, my parents bought me the Like A Virgin cassette the following Christmas - a very memorable and well received gift, I assure you. This was a huge departure from the Elvis and John Denver eight tracks that provided the background music in our house up until that moment, and at seven years old I'm surprised my mom went along with my gift request. I vividly remember her asking me if I knew what "virgin" meant. I guess maybe I'll just take her lead and let my girls discover what makes their ears happy.
So far *knock on wood* we have not had any embarrassing moments where offensive words have been repeated or asked for clarification (with the exception of Shortcake asking "What does 'go to hell' mean?" I totally dropped the push-next-ball on that one). I know that time is coming, but for now I'm just going to play the "we'll cross that bridge when we come to it" game. In the meantime I'm taking suggestions from you for kid friendly songs that won't make me want to stick a fork in my ears.
And just so you know, after being told by Punkin that I sound exactly like Olivia Newton John while I'm singing along to "You're the One That I Want", I'm already all over downloading the rest of the Grease soundtrack so you can save yourself time by eliminating that suggestion.
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Coco has been rockin to Ke$ha since she was 9 months old. And there is hardly anything wrong with her.
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how do you feel about Jason Mraz or Jack Johnson? Although I don't actually know if they're appropriate because I don't actually pay attention either
I agree with Punkin and her review of country music.
At least they do not listen to (c)rap.
Munchkin - she does not eat deodorant at all meals. Just once or twice. She also eats real food.
Oh, I forgot to mention that they love them some rap. That, again, might be a little bit my fault. LUDA!
Good suggestions, Munchkin, and they are already on the list. Looking for something new...
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When we were their age we listened to Neil Diamond, Kenny Rogers, and Disco Mickey Mouse. Once in a while we would also play the Turtles, but they only had one good song. (Happy together)
I have convinced my kids that 80s on 8 and "Hair Nation" is all they need.
On a side note to all readers Who thinks Punkin will have a tatoo before she is 16?
I hope not...Gramma Poke
Creeps me out to even think that little girl may someday have a belly button piercing!
I introduced you to Madonna?!? Really? Wow, I was hip and didn't even know it. A rebel really.... I thought introducing the concept of "breaking the seal" was all I could claim credit for.

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As you guys know I planned my wedding from Iraq in about 4 months, it was stressful but I booked wonderful vendors that were responsive and helpful given my situation. By the time we were ready to plan the honeymoon it was not as easy. I emailed various travel agents/agencies, I asked for Fiji, some people didn't answer, some recommended Antigua (what part of NOT the Caribbean, didn't they understand?) and simply told me I couldn't afford Fiji. I ended up planning my trip to Fiji and we had an amazing time. After we returned I was still fuming at the bad customer service I received with the honeymoon and figured I could do better. After much research, training (I ended up taking a course and hiring a business coach) I felt like it was time to go ahead, just in time for our 1st Anniversary!
I've been planning travel (and traveling) for the last 17 years, it's about time I put my experience to work!!!
My blogging activity had slowed down much after the wedding and it wasn't because I was too busy with housework! After the wedding I decided that I wanted to pursue my entrepreneurial dreams and it had to be something related to the wedding industry. After much think and evaluating the things I am passionate about I decided that I would merge my love for weddings with my passion for travel. I've been working relentlessly for the past year and here I am just a week before my 1st wedding anniversary ready to share my project with the world! So now (drumroll please) Ladies and gentlemen (that's you hubby!), please give a round of applause (no really, stand up, take a deep breath and explode in cheers! To my new baby: Go ahead' click on it! Please stop my my Facebook page, follow me on Twitter and Pinterest, I have a YouTube channel and you can even reach me on Skype (search: brenda (at) encoredwh.com), whew! I think I have most of the bases covered, don't you?
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Vivi K: Take a Step Back
It is past 11pm on a rainy Thursday evening. The house is quiet and everyone except this typing night owl are fast sleep. After the activities of tomorrow are complete, I will have 6 weeks of the Winter 2016 semester behind me. Okay, one of those weeks was reading break, but that week held an enormous amount of schoolwork, so I'd say it counts... :)
I can honestly say that I've learned a lot this semester, and I'm not only talking about organic chemistry and social psychology.. These past few weeks have held much more. What have I learned, you ask? Well, let's take a step back...
1. Even when you feel slapped in the face with a grade, still be kind to your professors. Take as much as you can out of it. Even if you poured your life into a paper and didn't get a grade that reflects that, try your hardest to make the most of the situation. In the words of one very wise woman (mom.. :) shoot for excellence, not perfection.
2. Coffee is amazing.
3. So is lemon loaf.
4. Even if you have to muster up a bucketful of courage, talk to new people around you. So many people just need someone to listen to them and show an interest.
5. When your day has been long and your feet are sore and all you feel like doing is resting, then rest. Watch an episode of Fixer Upper and your day will become infinitely better. I'm not much of a TV watcher, so this is a big deal folks. Make yourself a coffee or an earl grey tea and thank God for the ability to take a break.
6. When all you can think about is a problem of your own, go and do something for another person.
7. Just because it's a no now does not make it a no forever.
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Recently, I had to purchase a new phone. The battery was shot, I had limited storage capacity and the service was spotty most of the time. While I was upgrading to a new version and getting a more “robust” phone, I realized every bell and whistle that was being sold to me had nothing to do with what the phone was intended to do, make a phone call. I’m not a neo-luddite by any means, I just had a sudden a-ha moment that we don’t use the phone or the action of what the phone is intended to do anymore.
Last week, I was reminded how important and honestly how easy it is to pick up the phone and communicate the old fashion way. I was with a colleague who had shifted careers from fundraising to sales – (not much of a difference as we all know) and he was explaining his new role in generating new business, creating leads, cultivating customers, presenting the product and then the ever important follow up. All along the “cultivation” journey he highlighted that his “go-to” was the utilization of his phone to communicate. Not to text, not to email but to actually call someone is what he used as his personal outreach and human touch advantage.
As we head into 2017 and make our list of New Year’s resolutions, I know one of mine will be to take the time to put a human touch on the interaction I have…whether it be with donors, colleagues, friends or family. That human touch will be to make the phone call when it’s more appropriate than the email. The human touch makes such an impression and just like sending a hand written letter, card or personal note it’s what we need to remember to do more often than not.
During the holiday season, we tend to take time to reflect on the joys of life, a time to be grateful for what we have, a time to be mindful of what more we can do and what motivates us to keep us going. It’s important to always remember that putting a human touch on our communication is the thoughtful way to say hello, express your thanks and enjoy the human touch way. It’s way more real.
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I recently took my 81 year old mother to the doctor, and, as I sat in the exam room with my her and our family doctor (yes, my mother, my sister and my children all go to the same physician) I was moved by the strong connection that my mother has with our doctor. Our doctor is not only seasoned in her profession, but she is genuinely warm and kind, and one of the best listeners that I’ve ever met.
As a member of the sandwich generation – like many of us, I am managing my own household of children but I’m also finding that my aging parents need more of my time and attention. Not only is this a change for me, but, also for my mom. She has always been and is still is a fiercely independent woman…having emigrated from Germany to the US in her late 20’s with a one-way boat ticket back to Germany and a few hundred dollars in her pocket just in case this didn’t work out.
Navigating these new waters can be challenging…and we are all learning as we go. It is a delicate balance…how much do I step in? Am a good listener? In what ways can I help my mother feel that she is in charge and can make her own decisions?
I thought about this visit recently and how it ties to the work that we do as development professionals. Do we listen to our donors? Do we make our donors feel empowered and engaged in the work that they are supporting? Do they feel invested?
I recently visited with a donor of one of my clients and I asked her how she became involved with this particular agency. She shared some of her personal stories and I learned a lot about why she has continued her support. I learned some things that I hadn’t known before that would be key for the next time she is approached for a gift. The most important thing I did during that one hour meeting was to listen. I kept my mouth shut. When I opened it, I told her some new things that have happened because of her generosity. I shared some personal stories of clients and how they benefited from the agency.
Sometimes we get so busy with “reporting the news” to our donors that we forget to simply sit back and really listen to the things they want to share with us. Our family doctor reminded me through her actions that listening is critical to building and maintaining relationships in our personal lives as well as in our lives as development professionals. So, the next time you schedule a visit or a phone call with a donor, make a concerted effort to… sit back and listen.
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Relationship Guide: How To Approach Women And Make Her Like You
When an important relationship fails it was probably because something went badly. If your girlfriend has dumped you, then it was likely for one of these two reasons. Either the relationship was becoming stale with lack of excitement or it seemed too dominating with an excessive amount of you in it. No matter whatever the reason may be these are certainly some evident causes of relationships falling apart. Hence, before it’s too late and thing start to become worse its good to look into these aspects and think about the ways to get her back.
However, if you’re looking to get any girl to like you or if you’re trying to get your girlfriend back then there are certain tips that you should remember.
One of the most vital things that women see in men is confidence. It is important to create a positive impression by learning how to approach women. Most men lack confidence and hence fumble or hesitate to approach a woman. You may also be a bit nervous in such a situation. Learn to be confident and behave normally. Even when interacting with the girl you want back you should be able to interact in such a manner so that it reflects your thoughts without pretending to hide things.
The idea of knowing how to meet women is to make your interaction more memorable and less perfect. It’s way too easy to be perfect and then feel nervous under pressure. Simply relax and be yourself. Ensure to leave an impression and never over indulge as that can be sometimes quite annoying. Make sure that if you want to get her back you must spend some time together and make her feel comfortable. Remember, your right approach can always mend any relationship.
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The Catholic Church in the twentieth century could prove to be one of the greatest since Christ walked the earth. What took place? What went wrong? What was learned? Where do we stand now? The Catholic Church in the Twentieth Century looks back at the historic developments and special significance of the Church at the turn of the millennium.
The Catholic Church at the year 2000 is a quite different Church from that which entered the twentieth century in the final phase of the twenty-five year pontificate of Leo XIII. This century holds special significance in the annals of Catholic Christian history for many occurrences but most importantly for the convoking of Vatican Council II and the election of Pope John Paul II. Perhaps nothing brought the Catholic Church more squarely into the modern world than changes in its understanding of the relationship of Church and state, religious freedom, the question of salvation outside Catholicism, and gender issues.
What made change in the twentieth century so exceptional is that the average lay Catholics saw it firsthand, participating up front rather than from a distance as in the past. Some changes were small and often had to do with the sweeping away of old legalisms. But in a time of greater reverence for tradition and established forms, the impact was large. Only time will tell how large of an impact the occurrences of the twentieth century have made. It could prove to be one of the greatest for the Church since Christ walked the earth. The Catholic Church in the Twentieth Century recognizes these significant occurrences in the Church at this great century's end.
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A comment on the recent trend against bullying. How about this? Instead of ceaselessly analyzing the bully and what makes him tick, and just how much psychological damage is inflicted upon the victim, lets add a few things to the mixture: First, get the bullies parents to be responsible. Second, talk to the victim and get him/her to stand up for themselves. Not necessarily violently, but it’s not like bullying will ever end so how about we encourage the victim to start developing his/her own self-esteem a little early and tell them “no, you are very much worthy of yourself, be strong!!” See this way we can start helping the victims too, making them stronger, instead of just trying to get the bullies to listen. Both reprimanding the bully AND helping the victim can build much needed character.
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To every one out there I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. As I look outside on this Christmas eve it looks like a Bing Crosby night. The snow has been coming down most of the day and we'll have a traditional looking holiday. We will be relaxing as much as we can - which won't be much. My family and I have always celebrated the season with Advent, but I will start right into Epiphany tomorrow. That lasts 12 days. We're doing this since we'll be going to visit my parents for 3 kings day. It has been a year of ups and downs as all of us have had. We wouldn't be human if we didn't have both. But, it HAS been a good year. With this -great- economy it is a good thing that both my wife and I have had work. My wife has just finished a year of work at the Dollar store and I am 2 days away from 3 years for Frontier Communications. I work from home but I did spend 6 months working over at the call center. That entailed 4 hrs a day in travel time by bus - so very exhausting. But, I am now back at home(great with this weather). Have had good luck this year with published artwork for several different locations and just recently had my first article purchased that will come out(in spanish) next month. I am anticipating an up swing in paid for illustration work and looking forward to it. Posted by


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Life | Yonder Wild
The days of the year always come about the same way. The seasons come at the same time each year and the cycle of life continues to turn. This year as Fall rolls around, things are a little different for our household. For the first time in his life, our son is attending school for … Continue reading →
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8 Years ago today I married my best friend. We celebrated with family and friends in beautiful outdoor ceremony overlooking a lake and the gardens at a rustic inn in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina. It was a gorgeous day and the party was wonderful! 8 years later we remain best friends and firmly … Continue reading →
My Review and Results of My “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” Appearance
Posted on May 24, 2013 by Rachel	• 1 Comment
Well, the show has aired and the secrets can all be revealed – I won $25,000 on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire! It still seems shocking and unreal. I taped in late October (just a few days before Hurricane Sandy hit), and for 7 months I have been waiting to be able to answer … Continue reading →
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? – This Girl Right Here! (How I Became a Contestant on a Game Show)
Posted on May 7, 2013 by Rachel	• 4 Comments
Well, it’s official, I’m going to be on a game show. That is not something I ever really thought I would say. While secretly on my bucket list, this was my first time ever trying out for a show…and I guess you can say my audition went pretty well! This Thursday I will make my network television … Continue reading →
Posted on November 30, 2012 by Rachel	• 2 Comments
My son has a flare for the dramatic. Some days he is peachy keen and other days he thinks everything is just “the worst.” So my husband and I came up for a way to categorize each of the different moods by using Spongebob characters. It is pretty amazing how this group of characters equal … Continue reading →
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7 Reasons You Need A Fabulous Sunglass Wardrobe | NARCISSISTA.ME
My husband and I are having fight. We’re packing for a few days at the beach and he won’t let me put my makeup case into his suitcase. He’s pissed that I need to do this because I’m packing 7 pairs of sunglasses, all in their special little cases.
No room at the inn for my suite of sunglasses
What’s really up his craw is that I actually own about 3 times this amount in sunglasses, which he’s just learned after 15 years of marriage. His self-righteousness only increases as he counts them out loud with the indignant horror of a detective that’s just stumbled upon a mass grave of bodies from a serial killer.
Thru the years, sunglasses have carved out a well-earned place in my heart, head and budget. Their utility extends beyond just making a fashion statement and I refuse to apologize for my past indulgences.
Sunglasses started to become a big part of my life right after my son was born. I was exhausted, fat and overwhelmed. Thankfully Kate Spade made the perfect pair of teal tortoise framed shades that shielded the messy reality of my life from the rest of the world.
My post partum Kate Spades. Discontinued, but I still have them and love them
They allowed me to leave my apartment without revealing the puffy, dark circled panic that my eyes would otherwise reveal. My sunglasses told the world I had it together. No post-partum here folks, keep walking.
After that, my first designer splurge was Gucci. They looked very J Lo soft hip hop in that “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” video, which helped put some fly girl into my otherwise lumbering walk to work. As a new mom, I needed all the fly I could get.
Love Don’t Cost A Thing for J Lo
But my love costs about $300
Two years later, my grandmother died at 94. She was my favorite person on earth and understood the power of understated accessories, so in fitting tribute, I bought a pair of “don’t bother me, I’m grieving” pitch back Chanel sunglasses.
Classic Chanel dark sunglasses. Perfect for funerals or being French
The following year, I had a serious case of lust for Tom Ford and his sunglasses. Jennifer Aniston was constantly photographed wearing them during the Brangelina mess. And thanks to her Tom Ford’s, she made being the victim of adultery, betrayal, paparazzi and divorce look downright delicious. I bought two pairs; the Jennifer and the Charles.
Jennifer Aniston wearing her Tom Ford Jennifers
Both my Tom Ford’s broke, but it didn’t matter. Thanks to my expanding sunglass wardrobe, I could slip in and out of the fantasy of being an US weekly girl.
My broken heart and broken Tom Ford Charles aviators
And now that my feet aren’t equipped to gracefully don 5” heels anymore, I’ve diverted my fetish for shoes being diverted into super duper sunglasses. As a result, I now worship at the altar of Robert Marc, a boutique designer that delivers exceptional quality, design and durability. All at prices I have no business paying in this economy.
So in the spirit of post rationalization, here are the 7 reasons why I think a sunglass wardrobe is a must rather than just a lust:
1. They help prevent wrinkles around the eyes. Ask any dermatologist, and they’ll tell you that getting into habit of wearing sunglasses protects from the UV light that breaks down the collagen in the delicate eye area, and prevents squinting. Translation: fewer crows feet and crepey eyes.
2. They keep your vision healthy. UV radiation from the sun can also damage the cornea, lens and can contribute to cataracts. The trick though, is to look for sunglasses that offer details on UV protection, specifically that they block 99 to 100 percent of both UVA and UVB rays. Beware of sunglasses that are labeled “cosmetic”.
3. They make a statement so you don’t have to. Having an arsenal of sunglasses is great way to declare your mood and accessorize whatever event you’re going to experience.
As you can see, I love me some aviators because they say sporty cool. The darker the tint, the more I want people to keep a distance though. I don’t wear heavily mirrored aviators– I am simply not cool enough to pull them off, but if you are go for it!
Weekend aviators, the Mykita Fanny
My everyday go to shades are my classic Robert Marc tortoise shell #636 because they’re huge and whisper just enough glamour without making me seem unapproachable.
My never fail Robert Marc #636 shades
I save my super-darks for funerals and business travel involving jet lag or more than 3 hours on a plane.
Plastic Robert Marc aviators circa 2010 I think.
4. They have your back. Sunglasses have allowed me to look presentable to other parents at early morning soccer practices, conceal a good cry after a sad movie and basically seem like part of the human race when I would rather just hide under the covers.
The only watch out here is that you don’t want to “over wear” your sunglasses, especially if you’re over 30 and should know better. Avoid wearing them indoors too much or when you’re having an intimate chat with someone and eye contact is important (unless it’s exceptionally bright and sunny).
5. They make you instantly glamorous and a little mysterious. I don’t care how much of a hot mess you are or how decrepit you look under neath, sunglasses are working hard to tell the world you’re fabulous. Just look at Angelina Jolie. I swear, sunglasses are the unsung hero of her career.
6. It’s an easy way to upgrade your style. Trends in sunglasses are subtle, but significant, even with the classics. If you haven’t upgraded your shades in 5 years, a fresh new pair will probably make a meaningful, albeit nuanced difference in your package. Plus, they’re a great way to step out of your fashion comfort zone if you’re still not convinced about peplum shirts and mullet skirts.
7. They never make you look fat. Sunglasses always forgive that second piece of pie (unlike my nemesis, the skinny jeans).
My husband will never understand my love for sunglasses, which is OK. I will never understand his passion for soccer and Costco.
Below are some of my favorites. Do you love sunglasses as much as I do?
When chosing sunglasses, does UV protection matter? (Mayclinic.com)
You Always Want What You Can’t Have (fabsugar.com)
Let’s talk sunglasses… (onemindtwocoasts.wordpress.com)
Health: Sunglass Protection (cwphilly.cbslocal.com)
Sunglasses: Celebrities’ Top Brands (stealthestyle.com)
Newlywed (And Dior Spokeswoman) Natalie Portman Loves Her Cat-Eye Sunglasses (shefinds.com)
Category : Beauty & Style, Odes and Tributes
Tags : Brangelina, celebrity sunglasses, gucci sunglasses, Jennifer Aniston, Kate spade sunglasses, Mykita sunglasses, robert marc, robert marc sunglasses, Sunglasses, tom ford sunglasses
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6 thoughts on “7 Reasons You Need A Fabulous Sunglass Wardrobe”
leblogdemarie on August 8, 2012 at 6:54 PM said:
Have countless pairs, but creature of habit that I am I always gravitate back to my
RB Wayfarers 🙂
narcissista1 on August 10, 2012 at 8:05 PM said:
I agree, can’t say enough good things about the classic Wayfarers
tammyjonesthewriter on August 8, 2012 at 11:25 PM said:
Bravo! I love all of the reasons why sunglasses are a must. I, too, have a few pairs. My most recent pair is a Prada pair that I call my Waldo glasses. They are round with curvy arms and I can’t help but smile every time I wear them.
Prada makes some lovely ones. Don’t tempt me:)
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Juggle Bunny: Making Juggling Clubs With Dowels and Plastic Bottles
Yesterday I found myself unexpectedly at a hardware store. So I got most of the parts I didn't already have for making the juggling clubs. I got 3 dowels to cut in half, as well as the furniture tips for the end of the handles, and some screws. I hope I have all the other parts at home already. Here are some photos for ideas on decorating. I'll have to go through my tape box to see what colors of tape I have for the decorations. I'm writing an article about the project here because not many people come to my blog and I want a wider audience. Of course now comes the hard part, the actual making of the clubs. I was planning to start after Christmas because I'm swamped right now. But we'll see.


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