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Sunday, February 3, 2013

Reminder about New Site

Thinking you haven't seen any new posts from me lately? That's because I've moved to my new site, Still the same blog, just a different url...but I had to keep this one up to keep the links intact. Confusing and not well-thought-out in retrospect, yes, but onward and upward, right?

So if you missed my movie review post for 2012, it's over there, and the site looks much fancier there too, IMHO.

Friday, October 26, 2012

Why You Shouldn't Redirect Your Blog to a New Domain

A few weeks ago, with much fanfare and angst, I launched my new website Read that post if you care why, that way I don't have to re-hash it here. I then learned the ins and outs of editing DNS records, changing and screwing up RSS feeds, and all kind of fun stuff. Finally got it all squared away...only to realize that now any blog post or website that linked to a post I'd written on this blog resulted in a broken link because, while I know how to edit a DNS record, I don't know and don't really care to spend the time to find out how to make it so all the links also redirect--if there even is such a thing.

So guess what? I undid the redirect. Now I have two, redundant-ish sites, but hopefully the link problem has been fixed.

I'm still learning the ins and outs of blogging on Squarespace 6, and I'm also swamped at work so not really blogging much for fun anyway, but when/if I do find time to blog, it will most likely be over there. So if the thought of missing my scintillating posts fills you with dread, you might want to subscribe to the new blog.

I gotta say, I'm definitely a creature of habit and I miss the clunky ease of blogging on Blogger.

See you on the flip side!

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

My Experience With Facebook Ads. And, Shocker, it Wasn't Good.

We all know by now that I am no fan of Facebook. Privacy "glitches," constant changes, total lack of regard for what users want, no accountability to anyone....those are just a few of the reasons I hate Facebook. Of course I realize I'm a total hypocrite because despite these fails, I continue to use the service, and even my daughter tells me "stop complaining about Facebook on Facebook." I get it. Yet I continue to complain, because I continue to have bad experience after bad experience, and I don't trust them for a hot minute. Have you heard the latest privacy fails? Private messages showing up on people's timelines (Facebook denies it, of course, yet I personally saw it on my own timeline and know many others who saw private messages on theirs too). Messages posted in secret groups being posted in Facebook widgets on public pages. Or Facebook doing their unique spin on analytics--if the numbers aren't favorable, change the metric--so if people aren't clicking on Facebook ads, let's redefine success from clicks to impressions. I'll digress.

At any rate, despite my personal distaste for Facebook, my professional use must continue, and what that is starting to mean more and more is pay-to-play. I'm fine with that, actually--if businesses want to be seen or advertise on Facebook, then they should pay. So I was trying to create a Facebook ad yesterday to do some testing. Created the ad, set up the campaign targeting and details, and clicked "place ad." Nothing. Back to the "create an ad" page I'd started on. Confused, I checked my ad manager--only old ads there, this one hadn't gone through. Tried it again. Same result. And again, and again, and again--probably about ten times in all between yesterday and today. Still--no ad.

I would think that a company that generates 100% of its revenue from ads would make it easy to place those ads. And that there would be some mechanism for "abandoned carts" or ads that were created but didn't go through. Or that there would be some easy-to-spot "contact us" feature. Or, hey, how about a phone number to contact someone for help right when you're setting up the ad?

The thing with Facebook is that unless you spend $10k a month on ads or work for an agency, you're SOL. Want to spend money but have problems trying to create an ad? Good luck getting help with that.  I went through the generic ads help steps, ending with sending Facebook a message describing the problem I'm having and received the autoresponder "we have received your email and will respond to your message soon." Guess we will have to wait and see what "soon" actually means...will update the post when I hear back from them.

Update: After two days, this was the response I received from Facebook:

"We're aware of the problem with the 'Place Order' option and hope to resolve it as soon as possible. I apologize for any inconvenience. However, you can still create the ad if you don't choose to 'Review Ad' first. Directly, after creating the ad, choose the 'Place Order' option, and your ad should be created."
No wonder their stock is down yet again--kind of a problem if a company whose ONLY way to make money is selling ads is experiencing problems with the "place order" function for ads.

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Is Feedburner Really Shutting Down?

If you're reading this post via email subscription it most likely looks different that posts used to look. That's because I've switched subscription services from Google Feedburner to Feedblitz, due, in part to freaking out over last week's frenzy of speculation that Feedburner is shutting down after a glitch showed all follower counts to be at zero, and in part out of curiosity about Feedblitz. There has been a recent rash of people switching from Feedburner to Feedblitz, fueled by either Feedburner suddenly not working or uncertainty about Feedburner's future after they closed down the Feedburner Twitter account and announced that the Feedburner API was officially deprecated as of May and will be shut down on October 20, 2012.

For people whose blogs are a source of revenue or business, losing thousands of subscribers is a huge deal and it's probably worth it to pay to use a more robust service, not to mention a service that actually responds to customers--Google has yet to comment one way or another on all this speculation about whether or not it's going away. But for someone like me, who blogs because I enjoy writing and that's about it, and whose blog is not a source of revenue and who also has only a few hundred subscribers, switching to a paid service is not a fact it may be just plain stupid/vanity. Regardless, I was curious and, admittedly, freaked out by all the chatter about Feedburner disappearing, so I'm doing the 30 day trial of Feedblitz.

I have to say that, with all the doomsday speculations about Feedburner just disappearing on October 20, I'm skeptical that Feedburner feeds will just all stop working. I think it's important to realize that Google just says that the API will be shut down on October 20, not the service is disappearing on that day. This apparently does not mean that your RSS feeds won't work anymore after October 20. There is a difference between a feed and the API of the feed (read the comments on that post). So all this the-sky-is-falling-and-you-better-switch-to-Feedblitz-today drama is probably unwarranted. Says the girl who just switched to Feedblitz, I know...which is partially why I'm writing this post. I succumbed to the mass freakout and now am paying for something out of my own pocket that I used to get for free, with no apparent benefit for me. Am I hoping that by the time the 30-day trial period is up I've had an epiphany and realized some great benefit to paying for Feedblitz? Of course. Am I confident that will happen? No.

I will say this--the main benefit of Feedblitz, as I understand it, is the email marketing feature. I have to say, Feedblitz's website is the MOST confusing website I've ever seen. Honestly--I defy you to try to figure out what the service costs and what features are included. It says "prices starting at $1.49 a month," which apparently only applies to email subscribers. It talks about custom features like branded email campaigns--but I swear I've clicked every link on the back end of my account and can't for the life of me find where to customize any email anything. It could definitely be that I am supremely stupid, but I'd like to believe it's not that. I sort of see where you can create a custom newsletter, but don't see any way to test it without sending to all subscribers, so I'm passing on that experiment.

There's definitely a lot of hysteria going around about Feedburner disappearing, but if you stop to pick through it all, it appears that Feedburner isn't actually going anywhere. So, if I had to put money on it, I'd have to say that October 20 will probably come and go and Feedburner will still be working on October 21.

Thursday, September 20, 2012

No Images to Pin? No Problem!

Getting to the Point

(I wrote this for the Socialfish blog, but reposting here)

While Pinterest is a natural fit for brands whose websites contain a lot of images--like retail, fashion, food, bridal, etc--associations for the most part probably don't fit that bill. Most association websites are almost exclusively text, and many are none too pretty either...sorry, but, truth. Yet with Pinterest's popularity increasing steadily--in July, Pinterest had 23 million unique visitors--the temptation to establish a brand presence there is strong. But just setting up a Pinterest account doesn't guarantee results--you have to have content to pin, right? And with no or only a few images on your org's website, you might feel like your hands are tied. Or, you might have some images but find that when you go to pin them, all you get is the "no images detected" message.

But fear not--there are workarounds.

In the case of Pinterest not detecting the images on pages you're trying to pin, Pinterest's product designer explains on Quora that if a site is using Javascript to load images into a page, Pinterest won't see the images. He suggests right-clicking on the image, copying the url, then adding that url to a new pin. Granted, when I tried it, it didn't work...but such is the nature of Pinterest, sadly.

But you still have options. My favorite go-to Pinterest resource is Shotpin, a Chrome extension. Granted, it only works in Chrome, but it's good enough and I pin enough that it's made me switch from Firefox to Chrome for everything. Here's a good tutorial on using Shotpin which saves me having to explain it--but basically it's easy and lets you do a screengrab of part or all of a webpage and create a graphic of it to pin. Here's an example of a pin I created from Shotpin:

If you just can't fathom using Chrome, you can try, which creates a screenshot of a webpage to pin. Or I also love Shareasimage (formerly PinaQuote) which lets you highlight text from a webpage and creates a pin of it which you can then link back to whatever page you want (note: for this example I used the pro version, which costs $6.99; the free version doesn't allow you to change background or text color, or font).

Another workaround would be uploading images directly to Pinterest, then editing the pin and adding the url to whichever page on your site you're trying to share. You can also create cool Pinterest-worthy images with text on them using Pinwords.

So before you go spending a ton of time and money having images created for each of your org's web pages, try these workarounds.

Photo by katerha on Flickr

Friday, September 14, 2012

What Verizon Doesn't Want You to Know About Their Internet Service

So you know from my last post about the troubles I've been having with Verizon internet for months. For months, I have dealt with the internet in my house dropping throughout each day. Inconvenient and not ok since I work from home part of the time. My husband and I have spent hours and hours troubleshooting the issue, on the phone, waiting for service calls, setting up a new router, corresponding with Verizon. So imagine my dismay when the Verizon service tech who visited my house this morning told me this:
"I'll be honest with you--Verizon knows what's causing these intermittent service interruptions but they don't want to fix it until enough people complain. It's not your equipment, it's a "pawn card" (not sure if that's spelled right--I didn't ask the guy to spell it) that Verizon needs to replace in their equipment but they don't want to do it until enough people complain. So I can look at your wires and pretend to fix something, but the reality is that there's nothing I can do or fix--your internet won't work right until Verizon replaces the [pawn card] in their equipment. I go on these service calls every day, knowing full well what the problem is and that Verizon needs to fix it, and pretending to fix something when in reality the truth is that there's nothing wrong other than that Verizon needs to replace that card. So nothing I can do will make any difference."
Then he got in his truck and drove away. Didn't so much look at one thing at my house. Not for one second.

Are you kidding me Verizon? I've spent hours and hours of my time dealing with this in one way or another for months and months, including 35 minutes on the phone the other day troubleshooting my router, and reserving a four hour chunk of my day today for a service call, and this is what I get? A personal messenger from Verizon telling me that Verizon knows their service doesn't work right and doesn't care? That Verizon knows that people working from home are losing productivity and wasting time troubleshooting something that's in their power to fix, but they're not going to fix it until they're good and ready?

That is unacceptable. Verizon is spending all this money marketing a service that they know doesn't work right but they're willing to gamble on wasting customer's time until they decide it's enough of an issue that they need to actually fix it? They're making me--a paying customer--and thousands more just like me--spend their time on this crap when they already know what's broken, but they're just not ready yet to fix it? And instead they're fine having people like me reserve a four-hour chunk of my day to have a tech come to my house, tell me this, and drive away?

I'm seriously at a loss here. And Comcast's service better have improved, because I have no other choice than to switch to Comcast now!

UPDATE: apparently this is a known issue and something that's happening with many Verizon customers, based on the number of posts about it on Verizon's forums.

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Why "Social Media Centers of Excellence" Are Not Excellent for Customers

I have Verizon internet (and TV, and phone) at home. For the past six months or more, we've been having issues with the internet dropping...but only intermittently. Every day, for part of the day, it works--but every day, for parts of the day, it doesn't. Annoying, especially when you're trying to work and your kids are trying to do homework, no?

A few months ago, after realizing the issue wasn't going to spontaneously fix itself, I got my husband to call Verizon to schedule a service call. I LOATHE phone customer service and avoid it at all costs. The tech came out, did what he thought would fix the issue, and he gave us his direct number and said to call him if it wasn't fixed. It wasn't fixed...but because the issue was only intermittent and because I hate dealing with customer service issues, I procrastinated calling him back because it meant yet another day of juggling schedules and being stuck in the house for a four-hour window. Finally, after another month of intermittent outages, I called him...only to be told that since a month had gone by, we would have to re-initiate the issue with Verizon to get him to come back. So my husband called from work, was put on hold for an eternity, then was finally told that he had to call from the home phone because before they could send a technician out they had to troubleshoot the issue via the home phone. Seriously?

So I did what anyone in my shoes would have done--went to Verizon's Facebook page and complained -how arbitrary this one-month-then-go-back-to-square-one rule was, as was the sit-on-hold-then-be-told-you-have-to-be-calling-from-home thing. And, as is becoming part of the playbook for customer service now, within a few minutes I received a message from the Verizon social media person asking what a good time would be for someone to call to help me. He called--introducing himself as "Verizon social media"--and helped me. Said if it wasn't fixed to send a Facebook message back and they'd send me a new router. It wasn't fixed, I sent the Facebook message, and they sent the new router. It still wasn't fixed. I figured I'd have to call and get the technician to come again. Called. Sat on hold for 10 minutes, then spent 20 minutes with the customer service agent with her S-L-O-W-L-Y giving me directions on different things to troubleshoot, none of which were working. After 35 minutes, exasperated, I said "can't you just schedule someone to come fix it?" and she said "no, I can't--we have to do all this troubleshooting first before I can schedule a service call." I said I had to go to a meeting; she said I'd have to call back later to finish it before I could get a technician to visit my house.

Again, I took to Facebook, sending the social media person a message expressing my frustration. She sent me a message right back "I can schedule a technician to come to your house--what day is good for you?" I wrote back, and a few minutes later she wrote back confirming the day and timeframe for my technician visit.

Why such different script from Verizon's customer service people and their social media customer service people? Why is there one set of procedures for the regular customer service people--excruciating "troubleshooting" exercises over the phone before they can schedule a technician--versus the social media customer service people? Being a social media person, I suspect it's because social media is marketing and customer service is customer service. I've written about this concept before--a bunch of times--because I'm kind of obsessed with the weird dynamic between customer service and social media, and how they're sort of the same but also worlds apart in many ways. Why is it ok with companies that the customer experience with customer service versus social media customer service is so vastly different? Why was the Verizon person I dealt with on the phone so surly, slow, and unable to help me while the social media person polite, super-fast, and able to help in exactly the way I needed, in the way I needed? How are legions of burnt-out customer service reps going to magically transform into perky social media customer service people? How long will it take until the new clutch of eager social media people turn into burnt-out customer service people? When will brands realize that the customer experience with the two being so vastly different is not a good thing?

In order for social media and customer service to meld together into the much-revered "social media center of excellence" model, brands are going to have to address this disconnect and realize that while the whole social customer service thing might look excellent on the inside and get the company all sorts of accolades in terms of the whole social business thing, if the customer's experience is still crappy some or most of the time, then it's not excellent. Checking off the box of social media customer service while leaving traditional customer service untouched is ultimately a recipe for failure, because a confused customer isn't necessarily a happy customer.


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At the inaugural Best New Chefs mentorship program, industry leaders spoke to the new class of up-and-coming chefs about how they take care of themselves (and their businesses) without burning out.

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May 31, 2018

On a sunny morning in May, this year's class of Best New Chefs gathered around a table at Loring Place to snack on omelets topped with plump fried oysters, crisp pastries, and smoked salmon pizzas. Despite the lavish breakfast spread right beneath them, the young chefs had their eyes glued elsewhere: by the windows, where Extra Crispy senior editor Kat Kinsman led an intimate discussion on self-care with chefs Nancy SilvertonSeamus Mullen, and Dan Kluger.

The gathering was the first of three BNC mentorship program sessions (and the first of two extravagant breakfasts) that lasted into the early afternoon, with stops at Beatrice Inn and Empellon Taqueria, where industry leaders including Gail Simmons, Angie Mar, Alex Stupak, Mike Solomonov, Andrew Carmellini, Melissa Rodriguez and Vicki Freeman opened up to the chefs about the lessons they learned, sometimes later than they would have liked, from years of working in restaurants.

As could be expected, a recurring theme—and pain point—was work-life balance. As a chef or restaurateur, how do you manage your personal life and your business without making sacrifices in either? Is that even possible? Faced with the relentless demands of managing a kitchen and a restaurant, how do you make time to step away from it all and breathe, if only briefly?

Below, the best tips our panelists had to share about staying sane while navigating a chaotic career.

Embrace the power of audio books (and long commutes.)

"I remember ten years of coming home every night pissed off, talking about work. It takes time, but now I’ve gotten to a point where even on a bad day, I’m able to separate everything. I live in the suburbs, so I have an hour commute every night, drive home, put on an audible book. I think that ability to shut off for an hour is really helpful, and then I walk in the door and I’ve forgotten about work." - Dan Kluger

Cherish friendships outside of the industry.

"I have a very small group of very good friends, and they’re my friends from high school. I’ve always tried to have friendships outside of the industry as much as possible. I know in my own brain, when I obsess over something, I’ll get caught in it and get stuck in this vicious cycle ... Oftentimes it becomes this of thing of just complaining: Can you believe the labor laws? I can't find cooks! The rent is too damn high! etc. For me it's been helpful to have friends outside of the industry because they have no concept of what it’s like. And I tend to not want to explain it to them." - Seamus Mullen

Consider going home right after work.

"I don’t go out anymore. I understand that a lot of times after work and certainly after a hard night, a lot of our cooks like to go grab a drink, I do understand that and I was young once too, but that’s one thing I really stay away from. When I’m done, I go home." - Nancy Silverton

Let go of some control. (Delegate.)

"For me, going from player to coach was really hard. I was used to being in the kitchen running my staff. Then, to have to go to hands off, hiring a general manager and letting them hire and fire people ... delegating was my biggest issue. I'm still learning. Over the past two years, it's been finding the best people that I possibly can that run my kitchen, run my floor, run my bar, run my wine program—people that are better than I could ever be—hiring them and creating value for them here, because they’re better at all of those things than I will ever be. Being able to say: I trust you, and letting them go do their thing. That’s whats made this restaurant strong, is me letting go of some control. It’s a scary thing. My name is on the door. It took me a few months to realize I couldn’t do it by myself, and I’ll never be able to do it by myself." - Angie Mar

If you work with family, practice patience and spend time together outside of the restaurant.

"We learned how to get along as business partners and as husband and wife. It's still not perfect, there are still those moments, but we learned to listen to each other, and put ourselves in the other person’s place. I had to put myself in the chef place, and he had to put himself in the front-of-house place ... Surprisingly enough, we actually see less of each other now. Now that there’s four restaurants, it's fun to come home at the end of the day and go, 'How did things go for you?'" - Vicki Freeman

"We still get together every Sunday for Sunday supper, and we don’t talk about work." - Angie Mar

"I work out five days a week, two days with a trainer. I use that as kind of my counseling session: to spend time not just talking about work but having someone to talk to as you’re working out and talk about other things." - Dan Kluger

"I start my day every day with an hour-long walk. I walk with weights. It’s the time of day that I really clear my head. Even though it’s in the beginning of the day, it gets me in the mode to deal with the rest of the day." - Nancy Silverton

"We talk a lot about illness being contagious, but I think health is even more contagious. We have to make positive decisions in your own life, and that starts to radiate to the people around you. I’ve watched a number of my staff stop smoking cigarettes and start going to the gym. I go to the gym with some of my cooks every week. When you start to do that self care, it encourages other people to do it themselves." - Seamus Mullen

Treat yourself when you can.

"I indulge in two luxuries. One is getting a facial every month, and the other is getting a manicure every two weeks. Just looking at my hands – no polish – but just not having the cuticles. For so many years I was such a wreck, and had no time to do anything for myself. So I'm making it up on the backside. By doing the little things that give me a little bit of pleasure." - Nancy Silverton

Take breaks.

"We often forget that taking just a small break, or giving yourself a small moment, the healing effect of that is really really important. Small negligence has a very powerful negative effect on your health." - Seamus Mullen

Spend time outside of restaurants.

"For too long we’ve encouraged people in the kitchen to be one dimensional. What makes really great cooks are people who see art in art, art in nature, art in craft—outside of the kitchen and in other disciplines. Whether going to Gucci Garden or staging with a cobbler—I have a cook who is really into leather work. The more well-rounded you can be, the better. Cooking is complex; it's also very simple. We often get too hyper-focused. For a long time I was so concerned with what's the next restaurant that’s opening, what dish is so-and-so doing, but as I got older, I stopped caring about that." - Seamus Mullen

Learn to walk away.

"If you’re not into it, don’t do it. I learned to walk away from things when I easn’t ready to do them. I can’t walk away from work, but I can walk away from that point in time. Sometimes I have to just separate myself for a few minutes." - Dan Kluger

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The Anatomy Of A Broken Heart

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I have yet to meet a heart that has not had its share of breaking. It is an inevitable consequence of something so powerful and fulfilling and overwhelming as love that it should also contain within it the capacity to be as debilitating, mournful, and suffering as a broken heart can be.

In my experience, the breaking of a heart comes in stages. There is the initial shock to body and mind, the slow physical and mental separation that follows, the equally slow approach towards recovery from the loss and the final stage of closure.

I have exercised great artistic license in naming and describing these stages, as I think love and loss demands something ornamental and poetic in describing it, but these stages seem consistently represented to some degree in everything I have read and talked about with others about their broken hearts.

Take it for what it’s worth. Read it how you will. But most of all, I hope there is something in it that can help anyone who has felt the breaking of a heart as deeply as I seem to feel it when it comes.

The Breaking

That initial breaking of a heart is a very real trauma to the mind and body. There are studies that point to a similarity between how our brain lights up during sensory pain and how they light up when they experience the pain of rejection that comes from a broken heart.

I can not imagine anyone who has suffered a substantial loss of love denying the real physical manifestations of it in the body. The nausea. The lingering tightness in the chest as though your heart were literally breaking. You can feel the impending separation in your body as real as something being physically cut away from you.

There are the first gasping breaths of your heart that come when you are hit with the sudden shock of loss that comes from the breaking. Like being plunged into ice-cold water, your body tries to catch up with the momentary loss of heat that you had inside you and everything in you screams for warmth and release from the strangling terror that is your sudden drowning.

And after you find a moment to catch your breath, the incessant pounding of your heart – aching to punch through your chest and flee towards a safer place – rattles your head and obscures your ability to hear anything but that thump that signals your hearts dying.

There is a swelling inside of you. Like a thing ready to burst. You can feel the tensing of muscles and the ripping of your soul. Your stomach twists and knots and turns over on itself and you feel ready to let out whatever is inside of you just so you don’t have to keep swallowing the poison of it.

Along with all of these physical maladies of a broken heart comes the far worse and instant afflictions of the mind.

There is the smothering sadness. A sudden black cloud in your mind that allows no light to seep through. And a driftless anxiety settles over you like a fog refusing to lift, obscuring your vision and leaving everything in view ashen and pale. The world loses its color because you lose the ability to see it’s brightness through the dark onslaught of memories and thoughts that come at you in the swirling mental storm.

The Scattering

After that initial physical and mental shock of shattering there is the scattering of the broken pieces and the dawning realization of what it means to no longer have the person you loved in your life.

You will spend lost hours combing over the arguments you had and what things you might have said that could have smoothed them over and avoided the extremity of the severing you two have made.

Memories, both good and bad, will flow through your head like a river uncontrolled and it will erode the boundaries of work and school and friends and family – and everything will be washed in the rushing water of your loss and everything will be a little touched and damaged by it.

You will find yourself pulling away from the world and retreating to places inside that can still be with the person you lost. You will catch their perfume or cologne on the bus and your heart will stagger as if broken anew. You will hear a song – a song that once was your song together – and it will be like an alcoholic smelling alcohol – something wanted so much for the familiarity but something that hurts as soon as it’s had.

In your lonely moments of separation, you will think towards the future as well. That temporality is not spared the shadow of a broken heart. You will think to plans you made together. The future family events where their absence will be a beacon of your failure. Birthdays and parties and trips and all the things of life that become intertwined and expected when you come to love someone.

And all those things will be empty because the future you can imagine where all these events will happen does not contain the one you lost, and therefore it contains nothing. It can not possibly contain another person that might fulfill you more deeply or love you more fully. No. It holds no one. As though the future were only possible through that one person that is now gone.

Because broken hearts can not contain any of the things that must be carried to see the future. They can not carry hope and trust and faith and happiness and excitement. They are broken vessels that carry only an emptiness that is as heavy as any burden that can be carried.

And this is the lowest stretch of heartache. The gut-wrenching hours you spend alone mulling over imagined scenarios where your heart isn’t broken and the world isn’t ending. You sit alone among all the scattered, broken pieces of your heart, like shards of mirrored glass lying at your feet, and you see all the million tiny reflections of your failure, and you can’t imagine ever having the strength or understanding to pick all this shit up and put it all together again.

The Gathering

But you will.

As the days and weeks slip past, you will realize that you can not continue on with all the broken things at your feet – walking across them every day and feeling the sharp bite of their presence in every step you take.

You will wake up some days and not feel the instant pain of absence. You will, in fact, begin to go long stretches where your life begins to normalize and the loss will only creep up on you in the few dark moments when you purposely go seeking out the memory of it.

And this is when we get on our hands and knees and begin gathering up the broken things of our heart and start to put it all together again. We put all the pieces in a pile and we begin by sorting out the larger pieces that are still mostly intact.

Those larger pieces that symbolize our love for friends and family. These are the edges of the puzzle of our broken heart that frames the rest. We put those pieces down and use them to begin to place the smaller pieces that may have shattered more. We use these pieces because they are the anchor of our hearts and they help us refocus on the image of ourselves.

And as we begin to collect and place all the things inside of us that we thought would never be whole again, we see the patterns of our life return. Those things that we enjoyed begin to once again take shape and find themselves in our life. The hobbies we pursued, the activities we sought out, the dreams we once had. They will slowly reveal themselves again and you will place them alongside the other pieces as they are found.

What’s more, if you look hard enough, you find new pieces that fit better in your heart then those that were broke. You will take up a new hobby. A new diet. A new exercise routine. If you do the gathering right, you will be able to replace the badly damaged pieces of your heart with new pieces that make you better than you were.

And when you are done with all the collecting you will realize that there are still pieces missing. Things that were so equally shared with the one you lost that they can never be fully pieced together because some of it was taken from you when they left. Those little holes are ok though. They will hurt when you run your fingers over them but they do not last forever.

The Mending

Because one day you will wake up and you will check the shape of your heart and you will realize the little holes aren’t there anymore. They have fused with the larger pieces of your heart and, though they are still tender things, they are also clean, untouched things that can be colored with anything you want.

And that one day, when the memories have faded enough to become shimmering scenes, like landmarks in the distance of a heat fueled air, you will find that your heart has become whole again. You held the broken pieces together long enough for them to find themselves and reunite.

The world will return to full and radiant color. The future will lose its bleakness and the past will approach a fondness. You will look out over the horizon of those memories of the one you lost and you will be able to smile because somewhere in that distance you remember being loved. It will not matter by who you were loved or that they left. You were loved and you were capable of loving and that is a thing of constant hope.

Yes, a thin trickle of pain will still occasionally spill through between the pinhole cracks that never fully healed, but it will be the sort of pain that is easily ignored. The sort of pain that promises a reward if you just push through it. A pain that makes you stronger.

And that is when you will realize you are ready to give your heart again. A little cracked, a little flawed but put together in a better way and an entirely new gift to give to someone who might better appreciate it.

What’s more, you will realize the capacity and compassion to receive the broken hearts of others with a deeper recognition for the way that they were able to piece together the broken things of their own heart. You will find yourself running fingers more gently over the rough spots because you recognize the same in your own heart.

Sure, your heart might break again, but that is what a heart is for. It is a breakable thing on purpose. It is not a fragile thing, though, to those that understand it. It is breakable in the same way a puzzle is breakable. It can be taken apart but everything is there to put it back together if you are careful and you look hard enough. A heart is a thing of pieces and as many times as it is taken apart it can always be reassembled.

Yes, an often broken heart may be a thing of smaller, seemingly incongruent, pieces and it might require more effort to piece it back together, but it can be done and must be done, because it’s the only one you have and to leave it broken and lying at your feet is to remove the possibility of ever finding the pieces that might just make it complete someday.

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Easy to Pull -- In most construction sites, navigation is compromised by piled up materials and makeshift structures. Nonetheless, delivery trucks and forklifts have to make it all the way to pick-up and drop-off points. In such cases, it is essential to load concrete products on accessories that can be pulled with relative ease. Timber skids are excellent for the purpose. Unlike pallets, timber skids stand on pedestals because they do not have a lower deck. It creates less friction which makes it relatively easy to drag the timber skids through the ground especially on level surfaces.

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Timber Skids are Cheap -- As mentioned earlier, keeping storage and transportation costs low in a startup concrete product manufacturing business is of utmost importance. Therefore, your focus should be on finding cheaper loading platforms. While timber pallets are a more economical option compared to plastic pallets or crates, timber skids are the cheapest of the group. It is because skids are made from fewer timber stringers when compared to pallets or crates. Use of timber skids helps to keep operational costs manageable.


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My Little Ladybug!

Lots of parents have a mascot or theme for their baby. My inquisitive brother asked me the other day what Emma's "animal" would be. I hadn't really thought about it yet, so I told him I would get back to him on it. I have friends that have used butterflies, giraffes, cows, puppies, frogs, and even certain Disney characters, but none of those worked for me. A monkey came to mind at first, but since we affectionately call our puppies "monkey", it wouldn't be right to call our sweet Emma that too!

But while I was outside the other day, it hit me literally, a lady bug landed on me and I realized.... her little mascot should be a lady bug. Not quite an "animal" but close enough. I was so excited to ask Brandon if he agreed, and he did. I don't think I even explained to him the significance, or why I was so happy about it! As most of our friends and family know, we have had a rough few years. We lost Momma 3 1/2 years ago, and as we've alluded to on here, for the past two we have been pretty discouraged that we would be able to conceive a child and had been on the infertility rollercoaster. Many tears have been shed wishing my mom was here to listen and encourage me as we went through all of this. Once, for her birthday, the last one she would have, I made her a special cake. She and Dad were going to be spending the weekend with dear friends, and I wanted her to have a pretty cake to enjoy. I made her a red velvet cake and made cute chocolate lady bugs to go around it. It was more than I normally did, but I am so glad that I spent the extra time that year, even if they did melt a little on the car ride there! After we lost Momma, I started noticing lady bugs when I would miss her the most. Keeping it my little secret, I don't even think I told Brandon, I knew that Momma was close by whenever I would see one. Once, when leaving a disappointing doctor's visit there was one sitting on my car door. Countless times I have had them land on me, and a sweet feeling of Momma's presence would pass over me. But they have been out in droves since we found out we were finally pregnant! As we worried about her in the beginning, I would see them outside, even though it was only January or February! Just today I saw 10 while taking the pups outside. There was one sitting on my bedroom floor yesterday. It makes my heart so happy to see them so it only seems right that we call Emma our little lady bug! It does help that red and black will match her room perfectly (I will post my decor for her room soon) and that often they are seen with polka dots.

So Brady, I hope that sets your mind at ease, she has an "animal".


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Mrs. Pollifax Pursued

Fiction by Dorothy Gilman.

This is book number eleven in the Mrs. Pollifax series; I just found it at the library book sale and remembered how I'd enjoyed the Mrs. Pollifax books in the past. I got the next couple of books in the series to read too.

These are fun mysteries about an old lady who goes to work for the CIA, with her only (seeming) advantage being that she is last type of person one would expect might be a spy. Start with book #1 if you are interested, The Unexpected Mrs. Pollifax.

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My not so baby boy.

My son is two and a half years old. I split custody with his father. He stays a week with me and a week with him.

A week doesn’t seem like that long, but for a little one who is growing and developing so much, a lot can happen in one week.

I cannot tell you exactly when, but one day he left my house a baby and came back a moody preteen stuck in a toddlers body.

He used to enjoy snuggling and watching movies and being held.

Now he enjoys binge watching his favorite t.v. shows (Paw Patrol), helping himself to whatever he can reach in the refrigerator 24/7, and being a stinky boy.

He eats NONSTOP (a bottomless pit just like his mommy).

My son does not just help himself to the food, he makes it so nobody can enjoy it! I’m not sure if it’s innocence or just him being ornery. He tries to take a bite out of every wrapped cheese slice in the refrigerator. He knows it is wrapped, yet he still tries.

He also enjoys taking entire stacks of lunch meat out of the pack and eating them like sandwiches.

He may be a bottomless pit who binge watches t.v. and doesn’t want mommies snuggles anymore, but he will ALWAYS be my baby boy.


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How can I get better at golf?

Question by Ty: How can I get better at golf?
I’m trying to get better at golf, what are some golfing tips a beginner should be aware of, especially for driving.

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Stand a little closer to the golf ball than you think you need to. Keep your body parallel with the tee, and don’t rotate/twist your body. Instead focus on keeping your body static and only bringing up the golf club, and then after you have swung, you should follow through with the club for extra distance.

Just my two cents.

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    have good fundamentals. correct grip, stance, address, take back swing, finish.
    next level forward arm straight, your other elbow away from the body, start your swing by snaping your knee into your forward knee arms the swing your forward shoulder comes under the chin, and in the downswing your other shoulder will come thru passing under the chin.
    you next level is preshot routine, mental focus. and in the mean time practice putting chipping and your shots from 100 yds and 150 yds are laser precision.

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    This needs a little bit practice dude to improve your golf you should play golf daily or thrice a week about 30 mins and watch tutorial videos also read ebooks of golf tips. You can watch and download videos and ebooks of tips and tricks for free..

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Harrods Afternoon Tea at the Georgian Restaurant

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harrods champagneI went to Harrods for afternoon tea unannounced. I specify now that it was unannounced because it sets the scene not as some PR-organised, carefully orchestrated tea where I am specifically singled out as a blogger but as an afternoon out with friends.

When we were seated great care was taken to ensure our comfort and yet all was not as I would have expected. The table was not well-laid. It was OK but not great. The teapots when they were placed were OK again but not great. The tea was OK but not great. I ordered champagne which was fine.

harrods high afternoon teaWhen we ordered the tea, the waitress was really wonderful, helping us choose and also advising us to only order 2 and not 3 helpings. When the tea became over-brewed and bitter the waitress replaced it with a full fresh pot – perfect!

While the waitress was perfect, the tea itself was not. I am not pedantic but in Harrods I expect them to be able to line plates up on a riser properly. They weren’t. I expect the scones to be warm and the clotted cream to be cold. They weren’t. I expect the scones to be baked properly. They weren’t. I expect the sandwiches to be fresh and cut neatly. They weren’t. I expect my choux pastry to be cooked lightly but completely without that crunchy, hard crust and so many other things about my food to be done correctly and they weren’t.

harrods wonky sandwichesNow, it could clearly have been an off day or there could have been a problem or there might have been something else going on.  As a blind visit which I was not expecting to review, I was disappointed beyond words. Would I recommend Harrods to a client or a friend for a tea to impress? Right now, I wouldn’t. I apologised to my friend whose birthday it was and I continue to feel guilty for taking her there and I shouldn’t.

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  1. Choclette says:

    I think the trouble with places like Harrods is that they just get punters in on the name so don’t have to try too hard. I think things have improved now, but I remember going for tea at the Ritz as a birthday treat in the 80s and it was so very disappointing.


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Indomitable Human Spirit: 5 Scenes that Showcase the Best of Us

I think every now and then we could use a scene that showcases the indomitable human spirit.

Every morning when I go to the gym I listen to motivational speeches set to music. It’s a little preachy and I don’t necessarily ascribe to its effectiveness, but I’ve come to enjoy it. I think because it gives me a little boost. A little pick-me-up. These scenes do the same thing.

The following are not necessarily the top five movies that showcase the indomitable human spirit, just five scenes that effect me. I welcome you to share your favourite scenes in the comments below.

Apollo 13

In this scene we don’t see the efforts that helped the astronauts Jim Lovell, Fred Haise, and Jack Swigert land safely, we see the results of the collective efforts and hopes and prayers that helped bring them home.

Earlier we saw members of NASA hold numerous strategy meetings, sleep in shifts on the floor, work to fix the CO2 filter, and simulate how to power up the computer with insufficient power. And we saw the crew freezing from lack of heat, arguing with each other, and making a risky course correction without any navigation computer.

All those efforts are what brought us to this scene. Everyone has done what they can, and now all they can do is hold their gaze skyward and hope and pray that what they did was enough.

It’s as if the astronauts being so far away has bridged the distance between us as people. And in that moment, as we move from the eyes of reporters, officers, and peers, to the eyes of mothers, wives, sons, and daughters, we all share the same hope that these men will return safely.

This scene doesn’t show it, but just a few moments prior, Jim Lovell’s teenage daughter was watching the broadcast a few feet away from her family. But the tension becomes too much and she nestles against her mother like a child. Because when we are we are powerless we have nothing to hold onto but each other and the shared belief that everything is going to be all right.

Last Samurai

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“He is defeated. He must accept his shame.” This is what we are told about the samurai. In defeat, a samurai must kill himself. On the opposite end of that spectrum is Nathan Algren (Tom Cruise), the incarnation of never giving up in a fight. Katsumoto (Ken Watanabe) recognizes this in Algren and brings him to the samurai camp.

It is here where Ujio (Hiroyuki Sanada) comes across Algren sparring with wooden swords. Ujio tells Algren to put the sword down in Japanese. Even though Algren doesn’t speak Japanese he understands perfectly. But Algren can’t put down the sword — it’s not in him.

Each time Ujio knocks the sword out of Algren’s hand, he does it more violently. So much so that the people around them that hate Algren begin to show concern for him each time he gets back up. They’re affected by his drive. Algren’s fighting spirit is so strong that even when he can barely move, laying in the mud with his eyes closed, he still blindly grasps for that sword.

What you don’t see in this scene is just how fearsome and dominating Brandon’s (Joel Edgerton) opponent Koba is. He’s set up as the front runner of the event, as “the greatest pound-for-pound fighter who ever lived.” We see clips of how quickly and effectively Koba defeats his opponents.

Brandon is doing surprisingly well to make it this far in the tournament and his wife finally arrives to support him in the audience only to see that Koba is his opponent.

Throughout the movie Brandon’s struggle is to save his home that is upside down on its mortgage. He and his wife have three jobs between them but it’s not enough, and Brandon starts back into MMA to win some money for it. Eventually Brandon works his way into the Sparta tournament because he refuses to move backwards in his life and give up his family’s home.

Brandon’s trainer’s speech reminds Brandon that he’s fighting for his home and his family. It gives him something tangible he can accomplish with his hands. It takes the thing that Brandon wants the most and puts it behind a seemingly impossible physical task (Koba). But in Brandon’s mind there isn’t any choice, he wants his to keep his home so badly he’ll go through any obstacle. To make the impossible possible, because Brandon refuses to accept any other outcome.

The game Vincent (Ethan Hawke) and his brother Anton (Loren Dean) play is chicken. The game is simple, each man starts to swim away from the shore. The first one to give up because they are too tired and scared to continue, loses.

When they were boys, Vincent always lost; not just because he had a heart condition, but because he believed the heart condition made him inferior. One day, just before Vincent ran away from home he challenged his brother to chicken and won. The victory changed Vincent and allowed him to believe in himself and his dreams.

The scene above takes place years later after Vincent and Anton are reunited. Anton is a detective who is investigating a murder at Vincent’s workplace where Vincent works under a false identity. What the scene doesn’t show is a brief earlier scene where we see Anton practicing swimming laps. The implication here is that Anton has never accepted his loss and has still dedicates a portion of his time to being a better swimmer. When Anton says that he wants to prove that he can beat Vincent at chicken, the way his lip quivers betrays just how much that loss to Vincent matters to him.

The competition between the two men is a parable for life. How does Vincent (a physically inferior man on paper) beat someone who may have dedicated the last few years of his life to being a better swimmer?

To answer that question I’d like to share a brief excerpt from one of my motivational workout music tracks. I’ve paraphrased it a bit, but it’s basically the same:

There was a young man who wanted to make a lot of money so he went to this guru. He told the guru, “I want to be on the same level you’re on.” So the guru said, “If you want to be on the same level I’m on, I’ll meet you tomorrow at the beach.”

So the young man got there at 4:00 am. He was all ready to rock and roll. He had on a suit; he should have worn shorts. The old man grabbed his hand and said, “how badly do you want to be successful?” The young man said, “Real bad.” The guru said, “Walk on out in the water.”

So the young man walks out into the water and goes waist deep and he thought, “This guy’s crazy.”

The young man thought, “I want to make money and he’s got me out here swimming. I didn’t ask to be a lifeguard. I want to make money.” So the guru said, “Come out a little further,” and the young man had the water levels up to his shoulders. And the young man thought, “This old man is crazy. He’s making money, but he’s crazy.”

The guru said, “Come out a little further.” The young man came out a litte further, the water was right at his mouth. The young man thought, “I’m about to go back in this man is out of his mind.” But the old man said, “I thought you wanted to be successful?” The young man said, “I do.” The old man replied, “Walk a little futher.” The guru came, dropped the young man’s head in and held him down. The young man began thrashing. The guru held him down. Just before the young man was about to pass out the guru raised him up. The guru said, “When you want to succeed, as bad as you want to breathe, then you’ll be successful.”

The first time Vincent beats his brother he realizes that if he can’t overcome this obstacle, he can’t overcome any obstacle. So as he explains in the scene above, he is willing to die to beat him. Before Vincent has even begun actively pursuing his dream of travelling to space, he accepts and understands that he might die trying to beat his brother. Vincent pursues his dream so hard that he is willing to die at every step, every challenge. We see this throughout the film each time Vincent collapses from physical exertion in a heaving mess, and his willingness to proceed blindly into traffic to hide his identity.

And just before Vincent is about to achieve everything he wants he is willing to die in a game of chicken with his brother. Because Vincent pursues everything that way. If your dream is difficult to achieve that’s how hard you have to be willing to chase it. Like you’re willing to die, because without your dreams, life would be a mistake.

Rudy is set up as the example we all look to when we need to dig a little deeper, be a little stronger, and reach a little farther than we ever dared.

Rudy is too small to play football and not smart enough to attend Notre Dame. At least, that’s what he’s been told by his family and friends all his life. But Rudy wants to play football for The Irish more than anything. So he stops listening and starts trying.

As he tries, people discourage him. A quarterback (Vince Vaughan) tells Rudy off for trying too hard in a practice. A linebacker tells him to take it easy or he’s going to get himself hurt. But gradually Rudy’s spirit works its way into the hearts of everyone around him.

All the players on the team enter the head coach’s office and lay their jerseys on his desk, telling the coach that they want Rudy to dress in their place for the final game of the season. And during that game, the linebacker who warned him starts a chant to get the coaching staff to put him in for a final play. Then the quarterback disobeys the coaching staff and runs a play to score a touchdown so that the defensive line (the one Rudy is on) can come out.

Throughout the scene, you can see everyone cheering for Rudy: the quarterback, the players, the coaching staff, his friend, his brother, his father, and Fortune, the stadium groundskeeper.

We learn from a previous scene that Fortune was once a player for Notre Dame. He told Rudy that he rode the bench for two years and assumed it was because of his skin colour, so he quit. Since then he’s regretted it and lives a life where he takes care of a stadium he refuses to enter as a fan.

And as Rudy is raised up onto the shoulders of his teammates and the trumpets from the soundtrack hit their highest notes, Fortune looks on and claps as if to say, “that’s goddamn right.” As though his faith in the joy of the game and humanity has been restored. By Rudy.

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View of the Mounted Special's camp at Remuera taken from Mount Hobson with houses in Market Road in the immediate foreground. On the right of the camp site is a grandstand. A bowling green can be seen in the foreground to the left. Photograph taken during the Maritime Strike by William Archer Price (Price Photographic Company).

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Principal's Report - December 7, 2018

posted Dec 7, 2018, 10:24 AM by Barbara Quintangeli   [ updated Dec 7, 2018, 10:30 AM ]

Mrs. Milligan
Dear PVMS West Families,

Congratulations to our band, chorus, and orchestra students for their wonderful performances at our winter concert!  In just a few short months, our students have made great gains in their musicianship thanks to the tutelage, guidance, and encouragement of our amazing music educators, Mrs. Krown, Mr. Sands, and Mr. Yoder.  I can’t wait until our students get a chance to showcase their talents in the spring!

Please see the informational items included below:

Supporting Our Students and School Community – West’s administration and counselors have been working closely with Schwenksville Elementary’s front office team not only to recognize but also to prepare for the anniversary of the Lukens’ tragedy.  District-wide resources have been notified, West’s faculty and staff have met with our counselors, West’s Loss Group will be available, and friends of the family will be providing Remembrance Ribbons. There are a number of grief/loss resources available to families/school communities, i.e. https://www.nasponline.org/resources-and-publications/resources/school-safety-and-crisis/addressing-grief/when-grief/loss-hits-close-to-home-tips-for-caregivers-x38573.  In addition, our counselors, social workers, and school psychologists are excellent resources.  Please feel free to reach out should you need us.

Musical auditions - Monday, December 10th from 2:30-5:00 p.m., with callbacks on Tuesday, December 11th from 2:30-3:45 p.m. Please make sure the required, signed paperwork has been returned to Mr. Sands as this serves as the student's permission to stay after school. Please make sure a ride has been secured for your student after auditions promptly at 5:00 p.m. Any questions, please contact Ms. Yerkes at kyerkes@pvsd.org.

Help Wanted:  A Girls’ Basketball Coach!  If interested, please contact Larry Glanski, 610-489-1230, ext. 2031.

Stuff-A-Bus – Stuff-a-Bus, a Toys for Tots toy drive and activity night, will be held on Friday, December 14th. Please see your email for more details.  (CORRECTION - The regional distribution center, serving all of PVSD’s municipalities, is the old Red Hill Fire Company building in Red Hill, PA. Toys are distributed to families on the morning of December 22nd.)

Cost:  $5.00 or one new unwrapped toy  (Students should bring extra money for food/drinks, raffle tickets - if they wish.)

Stuff-a Bus Activities:  DJ, Chick-Fil-A, Brusters, Hot Chocolate, stage events, and of course our famous Pie the Teacher in the Face contest.

All proceeds will benefit children in our local area, so please come out and support this West tradition!

Be sure to get ready for Stuff-a-Bus Spirit Week, Dec. 10-14!

Monday will be PJ Day,

Tuesday will be Color War day - 6th grade - red, 7th grade- blue, and 8th grade – white;

Wednesday will be Beach/Hawaiian Day,

Thursday will be USA Day, and

Friday will be holiday spirit/winter wear day

A prize will be awarded to the most spirited student in each grade level!

Reading Olympics – ROLA meetings will resume on December 10th.

PV Cares Holiday Drive – Ending Dec. 10th - All items are being collected to support the Daily Bread Food Pantry and the PV Power Packs program, both of which are serving PV families during the holiday season. Donations are designated by grade level:  Grades 6 and 7, holiday meal fixings (cranberry sauce, canned vegetables, instant mashed potatoes, boxed/ bagged stuffing mix, gravy); Grades 8 and 9, gifts for girl teens (movie tickets/ultimate packs, make-up/bath kits, nail polish kits, hoodies, lounge pants).  Donations can be dropped off at any school until Dec. 10th. We thank you in advance for your generosity this holiday season. If you are a family who is need of assistance this holiday season, bring this flyer to the Daily Bread Food Pantry or say you are with the “PV Cares” program. Gifts may be picked up Dec. 1-23 from 9 to 11 a.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays, or from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursdays. Daily Bread is located at 3938 Ridge Pike, Collegeville, PA 19426.

Yearbook art contest! The yearbook editor is looking for student artwork to grace the divider pages of this year's Junior Voyager!  All students are welcome to submit as many entries as they wish! Contest ends December 14th! Please see Mrs. Muscatello in room 156 during morning homeroom for a template and details. Your masterpiece can be a part of West history!

The theme of this year's PVMS West yearbook is "It Takes a Village to Educate a Child." The yearbook editor is looking for West student's family portraits that may be incorporated into the yearbook cover design. Submissions can be sent electronically to dmuscatello@pvsd.org or print photos can be brought in to the attention of Donna Muscatello. Photos will be scanned and returned. Thanks so much for your help!

Attendance/Absences – If you know your child will be absent from school, please be sure to contact Mrs. Brenda Continelli, our counseling secretary, at bcontinelli@pvsd.org or by calling our office at 484-977-7210.  Important, please remember to send in excuse notes, detailing the date of the absence, reason for the absence, and a parent signature, within three days of the absence(s).

Fall/Winter Attire – Some students are outside on the bus deck for as long as fifteen minutes in the morning before the school day begins.  As the temperatures drop, please be sure your child wears appropriate attire to be outside. (The cafeteria is always open for breakfast, and students may wait inside; on inclement weather days, all students come inside.) Click here to read the Pennsylvania Department of Health’s guidelines to be prepared for winter weather.

from the Montgomery County Intermediate Unit (MCIU):  The IU is offering two panel discussions:  1/8/19, Understanding Extended School Year (ES&); and 2/5/19, The Early Intervention Journey.  If you are interested in either of these topics, click here to see flyers with more information.  (Coming soon - April, 9, 2019 – Autism Awareness)

from West’s Counseling Center - Parent Information Nights (Pertinent links for each can be found on our website.)

Vaping Information -   from Montgomery County’s Office of Drug and Alcohol, a Vaping Toolkit with resources for families, schools, and healthcare providers-www.montcopa.org/vapingtoolkit.

Triple P – Family Services is offering a Positive Parenting Program, a positive parenting approach to promote children’s development, practical discipline and communication strategies, and effective strategies for handling a variety of childhood behavior problems.

February 27, 2019 at 6:30 pm — Perkiomen Valley (PVHS Library)

“Marijuana, the Developing Brain & Behavior” (for middle school and high school parents and staff)

April 3, 2019 at 6:30 pm — Perkiomen Valley (PVHS)

“Media, Messaging & Youth:  Living with technology and reconnecting with youth" with Mike Blanche, MSS, LCSW (for all parents and staff)

Eighth grade will begin the High School Transition process beginning on January 14, 2019.  From 8:00 to 8:45 am, Joe Paddock, one of the North MontCo Technical Career Center counselors, will present information and options for application and attendance at NMTCC.  If a student is interested in the possibility of attending, they will be presented with an application. Completion of the application does not guarantee that a student will be accepted into the program of his/her choice.  Completion of the application is only an indication that student and parent are open to the possibility of NMTCC as a HS option. West students who return their applications will be taking a trip to NMTCC on January 28, 2019 from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m.  The NMTCC Open House is scheduled for February 14th from 6:00-8:00 p.m. which is a wonderful opportunity to enhance parents’ knowledge of the programs available to our students.

Nurse’s Notes:

Reminding everyone that sixth-grade students require a physical examination and updated immunizations if necessary, and seventh-grade students require a dental examination. If your child has had these examinations recently, please be sure to send a copy in to the Nurse's office so your child's health record can be updated.   Please don't hesitate to reach out to the school nurse if you have any questions or concerns regarding your child. Mrs. Lind can be reached at 484-977-7210, ext. 4. or emailed at clind@pvsd.org.

Healthy tip:  Wash Your Hands Often to Stay Healthy

You can help yourself and others stay healthy by washing your hands often, especially during these key times when you are likely to get and spread germs:

      • Before eating food
      • After blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing
      • After using the toilet
      • After touching an animal, animal feed, or animal waste
      • After touching garbage.

Follow Five Steps to Wash Your Hands the Right Way

Washing your hands is easy, and it’s one of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of germs. Clean hands can stop germs from spreading from one person to another and throughout an entire community—from your home and workplace to childcare facilities and hospitals.

Follow these five steps every time.

Wet your hands with clean, running water (warm or cold), turn off the tap, and apply soap.
      • Lather your hands by rubbing them together with the soap. Lather the backs of your hands, between your fingers, and under your nails.
      • Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds. Need a timer? Hum the “Happy Birthday” song from beginning to end twice.
      • Rinse your hands well under clean, running water.
      • Dry your hands using a clean towel or air dry them.

from Home and School –

The Home and School will have a Snack Table at Stuff-a-Bus and we need some volunteers to help with making and purchasing treats for our students.  Please visit our Facebook page for the sign-up genius link or click here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E054DA5A92AA57-stuffabus.  Thanks!

For more information, like our Facebook page at PV Middle School West Home & School.

General reminders are available on Mrs. Milligan's Tips and Reminders Webpage, located under the Resources for Families tab on the Middle School West home page.   A reminder to parents and guardians: If you ever need clarification or assistance with anything mentioned in my reports or if you have general questions, please email (dmilligan@pvsd.org) or call (484-977-7210, ext. 3505).  I will be happy to assist you.

Donna Milligan, Principal, PVMS West

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Important Dates:

      • 12/10/18            PV Cares Holiday Drive Ends
      • 12/10-11/18      Musical Auditions, more to follow
      • 12/14/18            Stuff-a-Bus, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
      • 12/24/18-1/1/19        Winter Break
      • 1/2/19 School Resumes


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