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Sunday, May 25, 2008

Real Fresh Cuts...

This weekend we are busy with updating things around the house! Yesterday we put in a new vanity (who knew that could be SO challenging?!) and today I'm painting new pieces for our picket fence (yes, it's white!) and Kevin is power washing the house. Tomorrow we're returning all the stuff we bought and didn't need or it didn't fit, etc. Then, we're going to Trader Joes to get some goodies for the week. I just love that place!!

Here are some cards I made in the midst of all that yesterday...

I made this card to combine two challenges on Splicoast. The first one was the Ways to Use it challenge, this week it was to do something masculine. Then, I checked out the Inspiration Challenge, and this week was a set of fabulous fabrics from a ad company.

I came up with this card, which happens to be a masculine "Thank You" card. I think sometimes people forget that men appreciate a "thanks" too!!

I used my newest set- it's actually going to be available to all my customers in June as a preview of the Fall & Winter Catalog. Also in June, you can get your hands on a Fresh Cuts set of cards and envelopes. They are 4x4 cards in whisper white with a die-cut flower on the front.

I think they are simply adorable, as you can see here! This card was for this weeks color challenge, Soft Sky, Blue Bayou, & Certainly Celery.

The background image on this Fresh Cuts set says Thinking of You over and over across it... I think this would make a great Sympathy card image, without being so somber.

I ended up cutting the front of the 4x4 card off, and I attached it to a 5x5 base in Certainly Celery. I added a Soft Sky ribbon, and that's about it!

I FINALLY got my order of dimensionals in, so I couldn't wait to use them! I don't know how I made it ONE week without those things. I just adore them. And if you aren't sure what they are- you NEED them!!! They are little sticky things that adhere to the back of your image and then you POP it up on the next layer. See the top image to see what I mean (I put them on the main image & the sentiment and popped them both)!! I just love them!

Off to get some bagels for breakfast and chicken salad this week. YUM!

Happy Memorial Day... Let's see some creations, kids!!

PATTY said...

stumbled upon your blog through "stampin when I can" love your work. I really like the cupcake card.

Nancy ~ Inkcicles said...

So beautiful! What fabulous creations!


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Sunday, 1 March 2015

Sale a Bration still going......Plus New FREE Products

Yes that's right Sale a Bration is still going on, it lasts until the end of March.
For my Card Buffet Club last month I used a few of the Sale a Bration Products to make a few of the sets shown below.
The gift box was made with the gift box punch board, very diddly.  I used the best year ever paper pack and the Big Day stamp set.
For this set I used the Best Day Ever Stamp set and the Ornate Tag Topper punch for the mini gift box.
The embossing folder is the tiny triangles.
Lots of colouring in with the blendabilities for these two card using the A Happy Thing stamp set.
All the ribbons used are also a sale a bration free product.
This calendar gift set is the Lotus Blossom Stamp set.
You brighten my day stamp set has this very useful little house, which actually fits the what's up punch plus a few others.  The matching gift bag was made using the gift bag framelit set.
These are the New FREE Sale a Bration Products available only while stocks last.
For every £45 you spend you can choose one of these new products for free or any of the other products in the tiny sale a bration catalogue.

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Thursday, March 21, 2013

More Spring Fling Sneak Peaks!

Hi Folks,
Here is a Sneak Peak of all the cards we will be making at Spring Fling on April 20th.  Did you know if you can't make it we have a "To Go" option.  You will get everything as if you came, and most of the images will be stamped for you!!
Check it out!
Don't forget we must have your registration by March 29th!!

These are the cards that will be made in the A.M. Session

These are the cards that will be made in the P.M. Session
Did you know if you sign up for both you save $5!!  Wooo Hoooo!

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

Birth Announcements

I had the pleasure of coming up with some Birth Announcements for a friend's baby girl.  Here is what I came up with but keep in mind they can be easily switched for a Boy all you need to do is change the colors, it's that easy!
You can also easily add photo corners on the inside of the cards if you wanted to include a picture.
The possibilities are endless, that is why I LOVE TO STAMP!

Inside of card

Postcard Style

Thanks for looking.

Don't forget.. you can custom order invitations or greeting cards from me for any occasion!!!

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Here is a sneak peak collage of the cards we will be making in the AM session of Spring Fling!
Hope you will join us!!!
Did I mention there will be a ton of displays, door prizes, a raffle basket and who knows what else we will have in store for you.
The only way to find out is by coming to Spring Fling Card-A-Thon!!!

Friday, March 1, 2013

Easter Cards

I had a card class/workshop the other day and my hostess wanted to make Easter Cards.  No problem, it's about time I get ahead of the game, I said.

These are the three we made.
If you would like to order any they are $2.00 each or buy 5 get one FREE, plus shipping.
Buy 10 of the same card, price is $16 plus shipping!!!

Stamp Set: Bloomin Marvelous (SAB only), Teeny Tiny Versus
Ink: Pink Pirouette, Crumb Cake, Raspberry Ripple
Paper: Whisper White, Raspberry Ripple
Accessories: Rhinestone Basic Jewels

Stamp Set: Everybunny
Ink: Stazon Black
Paper: Whisper White, Westeria Wonder, Luck Limade, Daffodil Delight
Accessories: Seam Binding (retired color), Labels Collection Framelits Dies,
Tasteful Trim Bigz XL Die, Festive Paper Piercing Pack, Vine Street Embossing Folder (SAB only)

Stamp Set: "He is Risen" retired, Crosses of Hope, Secret Garden
Ink: So Saffron, Early Espresso
Paper: Whisper White, Old Olive Patterns DSP, Certainly Celery, So Saffron
Accessories: Ovals Collection Framelits Dies, Decret Garden Framelits Die,
Pears Basic Jewels, Mini Brads, Early Espresso Embossing Powder

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Good sport

The passion of anti-doping chief Travis Tygart

Travis Tygart knows there’s no simple way to stop doping in sports. He’s run the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency for more than a decade and was on the front lines during the cycling doping scandal that ensnarled mega-abuser Lance Armstrong. Cleaning up sports, Tygart emphasizes, is a long-term fight that demands the will to effect cultural change.

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USADA and Stanford Medicine have teamed up to provide HealthPro Advantage Anti-Doping Education, a free online continuing medical education course for physicians who treat athletes.

Perhaps a scientific breakthrough in testing would alter the landscape, but it’s the everyday slog on behalf of clean athletes that fuels Tygart’s passion and the mission of USADA. Russia’s state-sponsored doping that led to the banning of more than 100 athletes from the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio is the most recent news to cause one to ponder: Is the goal of clean sports even possible? Executive editor Paul Costello got Tygart’s take on what’s next in the struggle to level the playing field.

Costello: What are the major lessons learned from the Rio Olympics about global anti-doping efforts?

Tygart: Obviously, the state- and sport-run doping system in Russia was exposed. I think the covering up of positive tests for athletes and sending those athletes to major international competitions opened the eyes of a lot of people to the lengths that some will go in order to win. That it was exposed shows the tremendous advancement in the effort to clean up sports. I don’t think we would have gotten to the point of exposing a government-run, sport-run system that’s been in place for decades but for major steps that have been made in the anti-doping fight over the last 10 to 15 years.

Costello: One former anti-doping official said, “Anti-doping is all about trust. Trusting your competitors and trusting the drug testers.” What happens when that trust is eroded? How do athletes regain that trust?

Tygart: Listen. It is about trust. Athletes have to trust that those in the position of authority to protect their rights are doing everything they can — obviously within the law, within the rules — to ensure that their rights are protected. It’s the greatest injustice in sport when athletes or teams who are playing by the rules get robbed of their accomplishments, their successes or their victories because someone cheats them. We’re here to fight as hard as we possibly can. And the answer for athletes is not to throw in the towel and join the cheaters. The answer is also not to quit the sport. The answer is to double down on their efforts to win the right way, to be outspoken about the need for all countries to be held to the highest standards, and really demand that sport authorities and leaders are held to account that cheating doesn’t happen.

Costello: What are the ramifications of cheating?

Tygart: Doping just inherently undermines the very value of sport. If it becomes a win-at-all-costs, stop-at-nothing endeavor, then it loses its value and all the good that flows from that — hard work, teamwork, dedication to a common goal and how to be tenacious in accomplishing that goal. Those are the very things that make people successful in relationships, as well as in careers and in life.

Costello: Do you understand the mind of a doper?

Tygart: Well, we hear all the pressures that they’re under, and different influences they face, whether it’s coaches, or supplement marketing, or team pressure, or the pressure to maintain a family and to provide for themselves.

Costello: Why is it so difficult to clean up sports?

Tygart: The will. I think we have to decide: Is this a fight we’re willing to win for clean athletes? Are we willing to let clean athletes truly compete clean? Sport frequently wants just the best entertainment as long as there’s no bad news, even if it’s an unfair event. Human nature is such that people are always going to look for some advantage if they think they can get away with it, and the benefits of getting away with it are sometimes so high. The culture of sports is much better today than it was during the cycling cheating. We’ve just got to ensure that progress continues to be made and hopefully one day we truly return the playing field to clean athletes.

Costello: As far as diagnostics and testing, have there been significant leaps forward?

Tygart: I wouldn’t limit it just to testing, because testing is just one aspect of the overall program. The testing, the investigations and the results management process have advanced significantly since 2000. You have to look at pre-2000 to really get a sense of the progress that has been made. In 1999, you had myriad rules and regulations. There was no uniform list, so athletes in different sports were subject to testing for certain substances that others in different sports weren’t subjected to. Some countries had policies; others had no policies. It was just a mess. Some called it the wild, wild West. Since then, the world has come together. Close to 400 sports have signed the World Anti-Doping Code, which unifies and harmonizes anti-doping policies across all countries that compete in the Olympics. A uniform list, uniform sanctions, uniform collection process — all of those are material to having an effective program.

Costello: What’s a realistic goal as far as eliminating doping?

Tygart: One athlete getting robbed of their dream is an injustice. We have to fight as if we are going to win this for all clean athletes.

Costello: You know there are some who believe that the anti-doping effort has failed on many counts. They feel it’s time to drop the rules and legalize doping.

Tygart: If you get rid of the rules it’s not going to be a level playing field. Certain people just by their natural physiological reaction to the drugs respond in different ways. If the drugs work and the athlete responds to them, these are game-changing responses. If you have a body that can maximize the use of drugs like EPO, you’ll win or be at the front end of the competition. You will also have an arms race. There would have to be set therapeutic-use allowances, and competitive athletes would just go above that if they thought more of the drug would do them some good. You would have to draw the line somewhere, because some athletes are going to push themselves to the brink of death. We saw that in cycling in the late ’90s: a rash of young cyclists who were dying of cardiac arrest because they were using too much EPO. Perhaps most importantly, human competition is what we want out of sport. True athletic competition, as we know it and value it. I’m the father of three young kids who play sports. I’d like to see them get and learn life lessons through sports. If we allow doping at the elite level, it’s just a matter of time before every kid in this country is having to seriously contemplate — to get a scholarship or make the varsity team or even make the junior varsity team or the eighth-grade soccer team — which of these drugs am I going to inject in myself?

Costello: I guess you’re saying, where does it stop?

Tygart: Yeah. It just trickles down all the way. There is no stopping point.

Good sport

In this 1:2:1 podcast, Travis Tygart, CEO of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, talks about what it's going to take to clean up sports, and why it matters.

Paul Costello is the School of Medicine's chief communications officer. Email him at

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Saturday, April 1, 2017

April 1-April 21 #springbreakiscoming

I ABSOLUTELY LOVED having lunch with kids to celebrate reading! Check out my blog post to read all about it :) The next one will be at the end of April. So fun. I loved sharing the reasons you chose them with them. They simply beamed!

Spring break is just around the corner! We hope you have time to recharge and relax! Here's a list of fun things to try:

Dates & Details
April 3rd- Star hiring pool interviews  9:30-3:00 in conference room (student led tours will be coming around all day)
April 5th CAASP training for 3rd-5th grade teachers in library (TK-2nd has grade level time)
Progress reports to go home April 7 (only for students at risk of not meeting end of year standard)
Apr 10th- 17th Spring Break
April 19th ELA cadre at main campus
April 24-28 CAASP Testing grades 3-5
April 28 no minimum day
May 2-5 GLAD demo in Jaqui's room, library closed
May 8 Minimum Day (changed from 4/28) Star only
May 11 Touch of Understanding- 4th grade assembly rotations 8:40-11:35 (lunch schedule will change to 11:35-- a swap with 3rd grade)
May 11 Angel Island- Rohrbacker
Minimum Day 5/25 Open House- Star only
Minimum Day 5/26 PIP- all NCS
May 29 No School
June 8  Report cards go home
June 9th- Minimum Day Star Only - Last day of school (Field Day!)

Link to Star Academy 2016-17 calendar
Link to NCS 2017-18 calendar (minimum days for 2017-18 not yet added)

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Documentation Nation:

Need some pointers? Well, this page's got documentation on those!* The documentation section is full of salibrious courses you can take to learn how graphics compression works*, how to hack hotspots, ASM routine addresses, and many other delicious knowledge cakes. If one's looking for specifics, however, or just wants a small tidbit of information for their mind to snack on for a little while, this section's still got you covered. But enough talk! Check it out.

*I'm just kidding. I dunno where those are.

Check it out::

We don't have any documentation packs right now, but there's a plethora of awesome normal documentation of stuff tucked away in the EB ROM for you to poke at.

HOLY WOWBURGERS! CHECK IT OUT! Control Code Documentation!

Control Code Lexicon Topic - Check this out for all your control code needs.
Control Code Lexicon - This is the actual lexicon for people just looking for that.
Really Old Control Code Chrestomathy - It's old, but it's pretty. And it works really well, too. Check it out at least once. (If this page ever breaks, tell me.)
Really Old Full Control Code Chrestomathy Outdated ++ - It's old and double-outdated, but it's one file you can download that doesn't look ugly. So get it. (If this page breaks, tell me.)
Status Affliction Control Code Arguments - If you want to inflict status ailments via text. OLD.
[1C 13 XX YY] Battle Animation Arguments - Want to make battle animations appear for no reason but don't know which? Use this to find out.
[1F 1A/1F 1C] Image Generation Documentation - If you want hearts or stuff to float over your dudes during conversations, check out this file.

Other documentation:

The "Documentation Pack" - What the hey is this? It's a zip of a bunch of old documentation. It's kinda useful.
EarthBound Range - Range of all data in the ROM, along with links to assorted files. This is where you should start if you're an experienced person looking for total mastery of the game.
Flag Crusade - Incomplete listing of all the flags, but still good if you want to check if a flag you're using doesn't ruin your game! Dumb Buzz Buzz. (Thanks Artemis251!)
Music and Sound Effect Listing - For the [1F 02 XX] code and [1F 00 00 XX] code, so you can tell what sounds and music are what. Nifty.
Store Text Documentation - This is documentation of the store text pointers, etc. It's still useful. Seriously.

Tutorials, what:

Hi. There aren't very many tutorials right now, but hopefully that'll change if you submit to the section in the future. As of now, all I have is about three "tutorials" that I made in early 2005. Yikes.

Prototype's Catch-All PK Hack Tutorial - A fabulously amazing tutorial for PK Hack. It's still a WIP, but when it's done it will be MASSIVE.
Hack Storywriting 101 by Blue Antoid - Old tutorial, everything there still stands. Read it now!
Gau's 'Your First Hack' Control Code Tutorial - An old tutorial which is pretty darn sweet for beginners. Check it out.
Food Items Tutorial - An old Radiation tutorial. It still works, if you're new at hacking, it's pretty useful...
Making Bosses Tutorial - An old Radiation tutorial. It still works, if you're new at hacking, it's pretty useful...
Third Character Usage - Less of a tutorial and more of a list of uses for the third character if you have a mind block. Go ahead and steal them, although keep in mind I wrote those back when I made fun of NLA all the time and was still making the ill-fated PKHack Movie.
Advanced Map Editing - A newish tutorial by HyperBound. Explains how to do advanced map editing; mainly adding or re-arranging map graphics.

I know you dudes are disappointed in the lack of information on this page, but your good old pal Radiation forgot where all of it was. Something you need, want, or remember from the old page? Send Radiation a PM on the forums and he'll be on it in one or more jiffies. His screenname is "Radiation". Might want to write it down. It's a little complicated.

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MOTHER 2 Novel Translation Project!
EarthBound Central -- Good News for the Modern Fan
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Starmen.Net EarthBound Walkthrough
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Stream Coldplay’s New Album ‘Ghost Stories’

Coldplay have been very generous about sharing their latest album with fans, releasing songs like “Always In My Head,” “Magic” the Bon Iver-sounding “Midnight,” “Oceans” and “Sky Full of Stars,” which features Avicii, in the days before its release.

But now, thanks to iTunes, fan can hear the whole thing a week before its official release.

Related: Hear Giorgio Moroder’s Remix of Coldplay’s ‘Midnight’

According to frontman Chris Martin, the 9-track album–their first since 2011’s Mylo Xyloto–is an example of how far they’ve come as a band.

“We’re very, very tight at the moment. I know that I’m the one that is the frontman and the one that’s on the magazines and stuff but with everything we’ve been blessed with, what we constantly come back to is is this relationship,” he said in an interview with the BBC Radio’s Zane Lowe. “Because none of us are prodigies or virtuosos, we’ve seen bands come and go in the time that we’ve been around and we’ve seen the ones that have lost it and we’ve worked really hard to communicate with each other in a way that brings the best out of everybody.”

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Saturday, December 3, 2016

RECAP: Sea Dogs lose 5-2

FINAL: Saint John 2, Drummondville 5
DRUMMONDVILLE, Que. - The Saint John Sea Dogs' four-game winning streak came to an end on Friday night in Drummondville.

Thomas Chabot and Matthew Highmore both scored for Saint John while Mathieu Joseph added two assists in the 5-2 loss to the Voltigeurs. Alex D'Orio suffered his first regulation time loss in the QMJHL, making 26 saves.

Marc-Olivier Duquette, Alex Barre-Boulet, Joey Ratelle, Ryan DaSilva and Benjamin Gagne scored for Drummondville. Anthony Dumont-Bouchard made 24 stops in the loss.

To the notes...
  • Just as Vincent Martineau was stepping out of the penalty box, the puck came loose to an open Duquette in front, making it 1-0 Voltigeurs at 9:04.
  • At 16:43, Bokondji Imama was given a questionable five-minute major and game misconduct for a hit to the head. Joseph had a good shorthanded chance before the period ended, keeping the puck on a two-on-one with Samuel Dove-McFalls, but hit the post.
  • Saint John was outshot 16-5 in the first, which is something we haven't seen a lot of this season.
  • In the second, the Volts got into some penalty trouble early on. At 3:04, a wrist shot from the point by Chabot got through to tie it at 1-1.
  • Drummondville took back the lead at 9:10. While shorthanded, Barre-Boulet fired a shot on net that hit something and found its way past D'Orio.
  • The Volts took a 3-1 advantage at 13:30 when Ratelle scored a Chabot/Forsberg like goal on a penalty shot.
  • The Sea Dogs would head to the dressing room down by just one. On a power play, Highmore finally scored after a few chances in front at 18:19, making it 3-2.
  • With Dove-McFalls given an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty at the end of the second, the Volts started the third on a five-on-three power play. On the man advantage, DaSilva wired a shot from the top of the circle past the blocker of D'Orio 52 seconds in, making it 4-2.
  • Gagne secured the victory with an empty net goal in the final minute.
  • Saint John was outshot 31-26 overall. It was just the third time this season the Sea Dogs have been outshot by an opponent.
  • This was Saint John's first regulation time loss in Quebec this season.
  • This was also Saint John's first regulation time loss in nine games.
  • After struggling on the man advantage in the past couple games, the Sea Dogs scored twice on the power play.
  • Chabot left for a short time in the third period but did return.
  • Forward Nathan Noel and defenceman Alexandre Bernier returned from one-game suspensions.
  • Forward Isiah Campbell, who made his QMJHL debut on Thursday, was returned to Quebec midget AAA.

Jakub Zboril (suspension - fifth of five games), Joe Veleno (lower body), John Warren (upper body), Bailey Webster (upper body), Matt Green (upper body) and Bryson Michel.

Veleno once again took warm up but did not play. He is not expected to play on this road trip, according to Tim Roszell.

1. Alex Barre-Boulet
2. Joey Ratelle
3. Matthew Highmore

Joey Ratelle's penalty shot goal gave the Volts a two-goal lead and all the momentum.

This was beautiful.
Saint John's four game road trip comes to a close on Sunday in Gatineau. Game time is 5 p.m.

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Welcome to Saint Augustine Catholic Church

A Place to Belong, A Way to Believe, A Path to Belong

Saint Augustine’s is a Catholic Church known for hospitality. You will find good preaching, great music, and worship that reflect faith in action.  Although we are a Catholic Church, we serve many non-Catholics and minister to a diverse mix of cultures, ages, and families.  Our mission is to strengthen our relationship with God through Jesus Christ by ministering to the spiritual needs of our parish family, while also reaching out to the broader community. We are committed to bringing God’s Kingdom of love and justice to the world.

Weekly Worship Schedule

Saturday Vigil – 5:00 pm

Sunday Eucharist8:00 a.m.,  10:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. ONLY the 10:30 a.m. Masso on Christmas Day.

Sunday Evening Mass 6:00 p.m.  A progressive way to live your Catholic faith.  Join us for contemporary music, relevant preaching, and welcoming community. NO 6 p.m. Mass on Christmas Day.

Weekly Eucharist (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday)8:30 a.m.

Communion Service on Wednesdays8:30 a.m.

Sacrament of Reconciliation on Saturdays4:00 to 4:30 p.m.

Morning Taize Prayer, Thursdays  – 7:45 a.m.

Rose Window

Upcoming Dates to Remember: We Are All Invited!

(additional information on these and other events can be found on our Calendar Page)

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Keith Johnson's Soap Bubble Tricks

I wanted to post this earlier but better late than never. If some of you have remembered, I posted a video of one of Tom Noddy's old performance with bubbles (known as the godfather of modern day bubble tricks). Well, bubble tricks are still around to this day! Check out some of the crazy and cool things being done by Keith Johnson! Is there a record for the world's biggest soap bubble???

June 14, 2009

Magician Removes His Head

This is a great trick! Cyril Takayama pulls this off really well, and I like how he is able to walk while holding his detached head. Awesome! Though one can speculate how it is done, I think he delivered nicely.

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This weekend's assault on London's fairs turned into a fairly bleak affair, and has left me battered and bruised.

Friday I was at Spittlefields market, which was indoors so at least I didn't have the weather to worry about. I did get a quick snap of the stall on my mobile (so quality is a little poor as I forgot my camera) . Despite the clothing stalls near me doing slow but steady trade, it was pretty quiet. I'd hoped the nearby office workers might be around, the weather was a nice crisp spring day too, but I did very badly. By the end of the day I'd only sold one pendant, and that was to the stall holder next to me, which didn't go near covering my costs of the stall and travel.

I had better hopes for the next day, when I took myself off to Camden to take a place at the craft/fair-trade market. Despite leaving extra early I was scuppered by London Tubes. After carrying my huge case- it's about 4ft tall and 16inch square - which contains all my stock, stand, and covers, down various stairs in Moorgate station I found there were signal problems. After ten minutes the tube moved to the next stop, which then stayed there with no idea of how long it would take. I needed to be at Camden before 9, and at 8.30 I lugged my case back up to the surface (more stairs!) One bus to Camden turned up, but it was packed, so I tried looking for a cab - but there were none. About to give up and walk back to the train station to return home I spotted a cab and was on my way. At 9.05 and £15 lighter I got to the meeting point, and was lucky enough to get a stall, and it was indoors!

I tweeked the stall layout, putting up a bright purple cloth backdrop to hide the wall and piller behind me, and had plenty of people looking, but the rain and cold kept alot of people away, although I did get to chat to some nice people who liked what I did. At the end of a very long day I had just covered my stall and travel expenses (but not the extra £15 cab fare!) I didn't get home till 9.30, and originally had planned to do Sunday as well, but by this point two days of standing and then carrying a huge weight had done me in. I may well try Camden again in a few weeks when it's more 'in season' but for now it's some Radox and deep heat for me! And then looking at cases or trolleys with bigger 'stair-friendly' wheels!

  1. Aww, sorry to hear you had a bit of a downer of a weekend :( With regard to your carrying issues - I carry a lot of equipment around when I teach and I've found wheeled cases etc just don't last long - wheels get torn off or they're simply not strong enough for the weight; linings tear and zips break with alarming regularity (I've gone through four in as many years). So now I use a huge "Really Useful Box" lashed to a sturdy garden trolley with bungee cords! How that would translate to using the Underground I don't know, but it works ok for me - even when heavily pregnant!

  2. That sounds like a good idea, I've seen a couple of those trolleys and might invest. Hopefully when I've found the place I want to sell from regularly I'll find somewhere local to store some of my kit


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Thursday, December 6, 2012

O Advent Tree.

We decided to do something a little differently this year.  We usually wait a little longer to put up a Christmas tree, but this year we did it the first week of Advent.    It was my son Brian's idea to decorate it only in purple until the third week of Advent, then add some pink decorations the third week, and wait until Christmas to add the rest of the family ornaments.

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  1. Great idea Brian, I love that. The tree is gorgeous. Hope you are all enjoying the holiday season. I always seems to be more emotional/sensitive this time of year, but I'm trying to lay low, be still, and just enjoy it all. Hope all is well!

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Saturday, March 10, 2012

well, i'm a week away from being full term (37 weeks) and i've been running around the house frantically organizing stuff. my mom says it's nesting. but when i asked hubby, he said "ehh, you've always been like this." so i don't know. what i do know is that we have more dog hair tumbleweeds in our house than i've ever seen - even though we cleaned approximately 3 seconds ago. which means one of two things: our dogs are shedding more or they are shedding the same amount and all of that hair was eaten by the carpet of our old house. (gross.)

i've been toying with revamping the blog and am getting an idea of how i want to set it up. nothing too crazy, but a blog facelift would be nice. i toyed with blogger a little bit, since my lack of web design skills are keeping me from doing anything major. i've looked at the designs of blogs i admire and wondered "how did they do that??" taking on another project doesn't seem like the wisest idea at the moment, but it's good to get the wheels turning now. has anyone else switched from blogger? or designed in dreamweaver & uploaded your results? any tips?

when i woke up this morning, i had a hankering to do some art stuff. i've had an idea for printing some small book covers for quite some time and spent the morning sketching out the new idea. i think i'll get back to my roots and carve this guy from a lino block. partially because i am impatient and don't want to wait for a letterpress plate to arrive. that, and i'm feeling guilty about letting my beautiful new-to-me press sit in my studio.

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Beautiful sweater! Thanks for your 'pattern' notes :). Love the scrap monsters. My kids have used my knitting scraps as worms for a worm/snake family since they were tiny....Hope you have a wonderful weekend.

I love your version of this sweater! I've already made one, have a second on the needles (it's a summer knit, so it is resting), and plan to make a 3rd along the lines of this one as soon as my yarn arrives.
Happy Hannukah!!

Amy J

I'm fairly new to your blog, but you made my day :) first w/ your sweater notes (love it!) and knowing the mushroom soup recipe is coming (yea!). Thank you! BTW, our daughters must be similar....glue and scissors (sometimes glitter) can make whole worlds...gotta love it!
Happy Hannukah to you and yours.

Yay!!!! I was hoping you would share that recipe! I can't quite knit to your caliber, but I can cook! :)

Verrrry nice and the color looks wonderful on you. I have yet to attempt a sweater, but my soon to be d-i-l insists that I will love it. Um hmm, and when I make the many mistakes I'm known for she'll be right there to fix them for me. Really, though, the sweater is beautiful

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It's just beautiful! I have some chunky navy yarn just waiting to be turned into something like this!

Tried and true indeed! Your sweater is beautiful and fits you perfectly ~ enjoy :)

Love the sweater monsters!

That's a beautiful sweater -- the color is striking. And about that mushroom soup. I found a recipe from the NY Times that I think is similar (based on your ingredients). I cooked it up today for a quick dinner tomorrow. I'm anxious to see if it's the same as yours. It certainly smelled wonderful.

Gorgeous! And I love the sweater on your daughter in the other recent post--love the rich colors, great for fall.

I'm always impressed at how well your garments fit you!! You do the best job modifying the pattern to fit YOU! Beautiful yarn choice. Enjoy your celebrations. I know you'll make them memorable!!

Love the sweater, thanks for the pattern! I hope to make my first knitted sweater soon :)

I love your sweater and you are very smart to be able to adjust to make it work with the thicker yarn. In everything I do I'm a recipe follower. Happy Holidays to you too - it looks like lots of fun at your house.

This sweater turned out just great! Thanks for sharing all the notes ... I can't wait to make one of my own.
Happy Hanukkah!

Makes me wish I knew how to knit. 'Cause it's amazing.

Tell your girly that the sweater monsters are da bomb. Very original.

Can't wait for soup.

Great mods and beautiful color!

Wow Larissa, such a beautiful sweater. Thank you for all your notes.

Your sweater is gorgeous. Oh my, that color is flattering. I think I would love to knit one for myself. I would definitely add the extra length.

Your sweater looks so comfortable, and that is the best part, isn't it? Thanks for sharing your recipe :) I love the menorah picture. I thought of you as I was driving through town, the square has a big menorah!

Perfect sweater. I love the color!

Your new sweater looks so warm and comfortable. It is on my list and one day I will conquer the task of knitting or crocheting a sweater.

We have finally completed our kitchen and I have posted pics on my blog.

So simple and so beautyful! Looks great at you!

This sweater is just perfect in every way! I have been searching for just the right pattern and I have now found it. I actually HAVE this pattern, but didn't think about modifying it for heavier yarn! THANKS for the notes!!!!

FIRST- can I tell you. Your blog is wha tmy blog wants to be when it grows up. LOVE it.
Second, I had been looking everywhere last winter for something like this in the store. EVERY STINKIN WHERE. Apparently, I forgot I knew how to knit....
But this is spot on, exactly what I was looking for, ha, even the color, no joke, so I am going to be totally unoriginal and probably also use that purple-ish-pink as my 5 year old would call it. :)

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CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) — The St. Louis County prosecutor says he’ll seek the death penalty again for a man whose previous capital sentence was overturned last year by the Missouri Supreme Court.

Gregory Bowman was convicted in 2009 of raping, strangling and cutting the throat of 16-year-old Velda Joy Rumfelt. The state Supreme Court sustained Bowman’s conviction but ruled that prosecutors improperly mentioned that Bowman had been convicted of two Illinois murders that were overturned.

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Tuesday, 14 June 2011

Fredbear on holiday....

Spring hill in Nailsworth has a smiley happy phonebox thanks to Fredbear. She was on a little break and couldn't resist doing a little tag out of our 'area' LOL
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  1. That looks gorgeous. Really cheers up that dreary phone box.
    wish I could knit something so lovely xx

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Thursday, January 5, 2012

How Often People Change, No Two Remain The Same, How Things Don't Always Turn Out As You Planned

These are things that I don't understand....

Well, the countdown is officially here. And very, very real. I start my first day of college in 5 days.

I was walking down the hall today when suddenly, out of nowhere, I couldn't breathe for a few seconds. I just had this overwhelming desire to not be in high school anymore. I don't know where it came from, and I don't know why, because I've been kind of sad about leaving the past few days.

So I just repeatedly told myself that, for all intensive purposes, I was graduating in a week and there is nothing to freak out about. I don't know why that happened. got me thinking.

I know that I'm doing the right thing. But I never would have dreamed I would be doing this in a million years. Now I can't imagine doing anything else BUT this. And I wouldn't have been doing this if it weren't for a chain of events that happened starting in like...6th grade? Weird, huh?

If A hadn't happened, then B wouldn't have happened with C, so then I probably wouldn't have met D, or if I did E probably wouldn't have happened, and if E hadn't happened then F wouldn't have happened either, and if E and or F hadn't happened then I can't imagine I would be doing G, that is to say graduating early.

Yeah. Weird stuff. Don't read too much into that.

Even now I'm realizing all these plans I had...probably aren't going to happen. Right now I want to be a communications major. Now I'm thinking, is that really the best idea? Honestly...I just want to go to hair school. Haha but my parents are telling me to shoot a little bit higher.

I always get kind of sad when my friends change, and people grow apart. But, that's life, isn't it?

Wish me luck. This gon be nuuuuuuuuuts.

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Book Favorites: Some Oldies, Some Newbies, All Hopefully Goodies!

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Book Favorites: Some Oldies, Some Newbies, All Hopefully Goodies!

(These are from left to right, top to bottom)

Originally, I was going to post separate reviews for some of my book favorites, but I decided this is more efficient as I simply have too many books that I love and I don’t want to bore you to death with so many book reviews as this isn’t really a book review blog. That being said, I still love to read and recommend my faves to anyone and everyone who will listen so I hope you will check some of these out and love them as much as I do!

Secrets of a Former Fat Girl

This is technically a diet book, but I really liked the way it was written. Even though she certainly offers up a lot of diet and exercise tips that helped her along the way to a healthy body, I really loved that it tells the story of a girl who was perpetually overweight, even in childhood, and who works really hard to be healthier and more confident over time. I think it’s really inspiring to hear this from someone who has been there as opposed to someone who is already very fit and always has been.

Coraline by Neil Gaiman

You may have seen the animated kids film for this, but let me tell you, this book is way creepier than that. Neil Gaiman is such a great writer and he truly knows how to creep the reader out. I read this on a plane, coming home from a trip and it creeped me out on a plane surrounded by people. Even though it’s written for children, I think this would weird anyone out, but the story is a really great sort of modernized grimm tale type.

Divergent by Veronica Roth

I won’t say too much on this one, but check out the review I did for this here if you’re curious. It’s better than Hunger Games!

Insurgent by Veronica Roth

This is the sequel to Divergent!

Gemma Doyle Series (A Great & Terrible Beauty ) by Libba Bray

Based in Victorian England, the story starts with the mysterious death of Gemma’s mother. Shortly after, she is sent to an all girls’ boarding school in the English countryside where strange things begin to happen to her. Really great series if you love both fantasy and period dramas, which I do!

Harry Potter Series

Seriously, if you haven’t read this yet, you really should. This book actually taught me so much about life. It’s just good. Even if you have seen the films, but never read them. They offer much more in regard to the details of the story , characters and events that the movies don’t really express.

Interworld by Neil Gaiman

Ever wondered what it would be like to jump dimensions and discover parallel versions of yourself existing all at once, but all entirely different? Really good read!

Millennium Trilogy (Girl with the Dragon Tattoo series) by Stieg Larsson

This is a great series for anyone who believes in women rights, wants to be a bada$$ prodigy ( or meet one) , or all of the above. It’s a seriously great story that I often refer to as my “grown up harry potter.” Not because it’s anything like HP, but because my obsession with this series actually rivaled that one .. for a few months anyway.

Midnighters series by Scott Westerfeld

Everything freezes in this tiny town in Oklahoma for everyone except 4 kids who were born at exactly midnight. For one hour, they each have special powers to fight what comes out of the darkness and into the midnight with them.

Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins

f you live under a rock and don’t know what this is about, it centers on the story of Katniss Everdeen, a girl living in a world in which there are 12 districts all ruled by one capitol. Since the 12 districts rebelled against the capitol years ago, all children 12+up from each district are forced to enter their names into a bowl. One boy and one girl are picked randomly from each district to fight to the death in the Hunger Games as punishment for their districts past uprising.

Uglies Series by Scott Westerfeld

Set in a futuristic society where everyone gets an operation at age 16 which fixes all of their flaws (symmetrical face, eyes, cute nose, etc.) so they can become pretty, Tally is just an ordinary girl eagerly awaiting her 16th birthday so she can leave her ugly self behind, get the operation to become pretty, and cross the river to live with the other pretties. Everything changes when she meets Shay, a girl who not only doesn’t care or think that she’s ugly, but doesn’t want the operation and wants to stay as she is. Other books in this series: Pretties, Specials, Extras.

Violet on the Runway series by Melissa Walker

Every girl wishes that they could be plucked out of their small town by a modeling agent to become a top runway model and for Violet, that’s just what happens. A really good series about one girl’s journey from awkward to confident. the ugliness of the model world and finding yourself.

Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden

Very similar to the film that came out with the same title, but I really enjoyed this book a lot. Geishas and the like really interest me so if they interest you as well, definitely check it out!

I Am Legend by Richard Matheson

Written in the 50’s ( I believe), this tells the story of a scientist – Robert Neville – who is the last man on earth after a virus turns everyone into vampires. Although there is a film out of this same title and based on this book, the book is entirely different and the ending and vampires especially are completely different.

What Dreams May Come by Richard Matheson

I read this book because I really loved the film of the same title, but the book itself is completely different. It’s more or less about existentialism and what happens after we die – where do we go, what do we do, who do we meet, etc.

Infernal Devices series by Cassandra Clare

I started reading this series because I really loved the Mortal Instruments series by the same author, but this series is actually better than TMI series in my opinion. Even though it’s technically a prequel series to TMI, you don’t have to read the Mortal Instruments series to understand the story, though you will get more character references and things if you read TMI first. I really love this series because it’s based in Victorian England and is very steam punk influenced, which is something I really love. I love fantasy fiction so if you’re into that genre, you’ll probably like this one!

That’s all for now; What are your current book favorites?

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7 thoughts on “Book Favorites: Some Oldies, Some Newbies, All Hopefully Goodies!

  1. August 16, 2012 at 8:31 AM

    Yay, lots of books for me to check out! I am most intrigued by the Divergant/Insurgent books, I was engrossed by the Hunger Games, such addictive reads, and it would be good to have another easyish to read page turner to get lost in. Also interested in the Uglies books, sounds similar to Delirium/Pandemonium, in which love is considered a disease. Can totally reccomend those, btw, so good! Thanks for your tips 🙂

    1. August 16, 2012 at 11:29 PM

      Def. do check them out! You won’t regret it! I am soo addicted to the Divergent series at the moment! Uglies is another fave. It’s so symbolic and says a lot about how we view beauty, etc. Love it. I will def. check out Delirium/Pandemonium! thanks for the recommendations! x

  2. August 17, 2012 at 7:20 AM

    I love the books that you’ve put out there! I have a review blog that might interest you come check it out when you have the chance~ xoxo

    1. August 17, 2012 at 7:33 AM

      Thank you 🙂 I’m glad. Okay sure. Def. will check it out ! x

      1. August 17, 2012 at 7:35 AM

        Thx so much! 😀 xoxo

  3. August 17, 2012 at 10:05 AM

    Harry Potter is classic! I really enjoyed The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, it’s a real page-turner. If you like thrillers I highly recommend The Collector by John Fowles, I recently re-read it and it’s classic in my opinion. It’s about a lonely and uneducated clerk called Frederick, who likes collecting butterflies and taking photographs, he’s hopelessly in love with the beautiful art student Miranda. He always liked watching Miranda, one day he wins a large sum of money in the pools and decides to buy a secluded cottage in the English countryside. Then he kidnaps Miranda and takes her to his home. She is now part of his collection. From that moment it’s a constant battle between 2 people who couldn’t not have been any more different from each other. It’s a very slow book with a lot of references to for instance Shakespeare’s The Tempest and it discusses at lot of philosophical issues, like the nature of art, God/faith and humanity.

    1. August 17, 2012 at 11:15 PM

      I couldn’t agree more about HP and GWTDT! Never heard of The Collector – it sounds terrifying! Lol. Thanks for referring me; I’ll def. Check it out! Thanks for commenting x

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Monday, February 28, 2011

Archive Updates

One of my favorite parts of Strange Paradise research is uncovering interesting items to put on our archive pages. I will be updating these pages more and more in the coming months, as there is a lot of catching up to do, but for now check out two new archive items - one for January 26, 2009 and one for February 2, 2009:

Site Updates

Not much new on the site just yet, but for those interested, you can check out the new photo slideshows for episodes 21-25 here.

Book Update

For those of you wondering about the status of the print edition of the Strange Paradise guide, I just wanted to let you all know that the book will eventually come out, but I have put it on hold in favor of completing the website. I've done this for several reasons:
  • With my current other commitments, it's much easier to work on a few web pages each week rather than try and create entire chapters for the book. This way there will be steady progress
  • Much of what you see on the website will be included in the book, and in some cases (interviews, for example) the website will have even more information
  • The website is more immediate, both for myself and for everyone who is interested in it

Thanks for the patience, everyone, and I hope that you continue to enjoy all that will be on offer!

Saturday, February 26, 2011

New Developments is back, sort of. After a long basence due to lots and lots of goings on in my personal life, I have finally decided to try and integrate work on the website back into my routine. It's oneof those things that just kept nagging at me, and I felt quite guilty about abandoning all of the work that had been put into it, so with a new year and a new outlook I'm going to be slowly but hopefully steadily updating the website.

Stay tuned for more information and updates!