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Q: What made working on We Own The Night so special? A: I was doing rehearsals with Joaquin [Phoenix] and James [gray] and I was feeling something I’d never felt before and I don’t know maybe it’s because it’s a drama and I found what I love. I’ve found my niche. We were rehearsing and it felt really good maybe it was because there wasn’t a camera. I remember the first day we shot was the scene when Joaquin and I were in bed and I gave him the necklace – it’s a very tender scene – and I’ve always been very aware of the camera which is a terrible thing for an actor but at the same time you have to make sure you don’t bump into it and you have to work with your props and not block yourself with other actors so it’s all part of the prop but sometimes you are too aware. Q: Why was it different this time?A: With James and I’m sure he did it on purpose the camera was so far away and it was almost like it was in the dark and it just looked like the camera man and the cameraman weren’t even there and I literally forgot that it was there. And I literally forgot that it was there in such a way in that it was like: “What just happened?” Obviously when it came to a close up it was different but the master which established that entire scene it was like I had never been so in it before ever and I was like: “Oh my God this is cool.” And that’s a great place to be. Everything changed for me on this movie and I feel really good about it. Q: Did you drink it?A: Yes. I downed it in one. Thank God that James shot it at the end of the film so I had a great rapport with Joaquin at that point. And I trusted them. I’ve certainly never shot anything as intimate before. It was really hard. I was actually crying because it was really hard for me to get there. And I told James and he said: “How can I help you?” And he was really patient. I said: “I guess there is just that little Catholic girl inside me that I didn’t know was still there.” And he goes: “Well it’s time to tell her to go home because you are an artist now.” And I think it was a combination of that and the Vodka. It was like: “God you’re right. What am I doing? This is the job.” It was a major moment of growth. But it was very difficult. If you have to hit somebody you fake it you’re not really going to do it. But if somebody is fondling your private parts there’s no faking what you’re seeing on screen. You sit there and think: “Oh my God that’s really happening.” And you can’t get it out of your head. Like my dad can’t see this movie my mum can’t see this movie! I’ve told them when they see it they have to get there 15 minutes late so they miss that scene. Q: What was Joaquin like to work with?A: Well when Joaquin commits he commits. He’s amazing. Honestly he’s my favourite. He pushed me and challenged me in ways that I wouldn’t have been ready for before. But he’s my dream co-star. If every other movie was with him and James I’d be a happy girl. I really mean that too because they really took care of me and as goofy as he seems. Joaquin really commits on the day and you are there and you’d better hang with him or else you’re going down. It’s always about the work and that’s what I liked about working with him everything is about the work. And we just never derailed from that. Q: How did you first start acting?A: It was first year of college. I was young and I wanted to go into maybe like art history. I was like: “I don’t know what I’m going to do.” And then I met a manager and he said: “Why don’t you get some head shots and I’ll send you up for commercials?” And I thought I would make some quick money over the summer but I never got a commercial and I was at auditions all the time. I was like. “this is terrible”. But he did end up sending me up for a film. I was like: “But I’ve never done a film!” And he said: “Look just go along and see what happens.” It was Children of the Corn 5. Need I say more? No. OK. Number five! It was a terrible B level thriller horror movie and I went up for it and I ended up getting it which was so crazy and I did it and I ended up being really awful but I got bitten by the bug and I was like: “OK. I found something I want to pursue and that challenges me.” So. I quit school and started acting. But it wasn’t something that happened overnight and I always say if I wrote an autobiography right now it would be called Kicking and Screaming because I feel like I was kicking and screaming the whole way but still doing the hard work though that was the interesting part. I’m not sure why I make it so hard for myself Q: You’re the face of Revlon…A: Yes I am and I enjoy it because it is such a great company to be a part of. I just went to the 14th Revlon Run Walk we do research for women’s cancer breast and ovarian and that makes me feel really great because it’s not just about cosmetics there’s some substance to it. Q: Is it fair to say that you’re not out and about at every party and premier? You don’t seem to court publicity…A: I don’t think of myself as a celebrity. I think of myself as an actress which is why I don’t need to go to the parties. If I go to a party I always go to one that means something to me or that is business. Like my own premier or supporting a friend. I don’t go down Roberts Boulevard [a very popular street in Beverley Hills]. Usually if you open up any tabloid magazine you’ll see all those girls walking down Roberts Boulevard and you can buy those things anywhere else but the paparazzi hangs out there and so you gets all these girls in LA wanting to have their picture taken and be in magazines. But I stay away from those areas and that’s why you don’t see me out dining with my boyfriend. Because that’s ridiculous that there are paparazzi hiding in the bushes taking photos of you. So I don’t ask for it and I don’t stumble out of clubs at 4 o’clock in the morning. I get properly drunk at my own home [laughter]. Q: Do you feel that there are enough good roles for Latin American actresses?A: There’s something like 40 million Latin people in America and when you see films we are not fairly represented and that’s frustrating. Yes there are gardeners and maids but there are also bankers and college graduates and professors. So it’s all about representation and I don’t think we’re there quite yet but it is getting a little better. And I’m OK with playing a gardener or a maid because that’s is accurate in a lot of places. But I also want to play the banker and the college graduate and the professor. So it’s about fair representation and I don’t think we’re there at all. Q: How do you stay in shape?A: I work out five days a week and sometimes six or maybe I do a little hiking at the weekends. But I work out so that I can be healthy and so that I can eat everything that I want. I just had a plate of French fries. So. I’m constantly bargaining with myself and saying: “Right you had a plate of French Fries so you’ll be adding 30 minutes to the treadmill!” Also. I love dessert and I’m not giving that up! [Laughs]

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How long undergo you been commuting by bicycle and what made you decide to start?It was six years ago that I became seriously committed. I had been taking the streetcar to work and I found it slow and unreliable. At first I was in bad cause since I rarely got any exercise and the streetcar I would have passed me while I was red-faced and lying on the boulevard trying to catch my breath. I kept doing it every day because I bought a bike computer and was fascinated watching my mileage go up and up. After 2 or 3 weeks it wasn’t so hard anymore. What would you say to convince someone who is considering commuting by bicycle to go for it?Just pick a nice day and try it out! Or try your change on a Sunday. The perception of what it’s like to bike in traffic always seems worse than the reality. When did you start commuting in pass and why?Other people were doing it. I figured how bad can it be? The first winter I was commuting I had a long change so I did half bike and half transit to avoid the unpleasant parts of the TTC trip. What are the biggest challenges for winter bikers in Toronto?The snow and ice accumulate on the sides of the road so you have to move over and take up more lay. Some drivers don’t respect that. Few ride lanes are usable during pass instead they seem to be snow repositories for the plows. Do you use a different bike for winter riding?I have a beater bike that I go around the city year round. I like not having to worry when I lock it up whether it ordain be there or not when I come approve. It usually needs some repairs after the winter. I undergo a touring bike which I use for longer excursions but I don’t desire to take it out when there is road salt about. What reaction do you get from co-workers?I think they are used to me being an all-weather cyclist. I sometimes have interesting conversations with drivers in the elevator to the underground parking (where the ride racks are.) Driver: Isn’t it dangerous to be biking with the ice?Me: I can see the ice so I don’t go over it. Driver: But if you did hit the ice you’d go flying right?Me: (thinking it far too complicated to inform variables such as tire type bumpiness etc) It is usually book to coast over the ice of course braking on it is not at good idea. Driver: (appears happy now convinced that flying is possible…) What’s the best thing about commuting by bicycle in winter?I like the warmth of exercise mixed with the biting cold wind on your face. It makes you feel alive. Staying fit having fun efficient jaunt…there are just so many bonuses! And it’s easy to get a sight on the bike racks because there are less populate doing it though I’d welcome more company on the roads! I also totally love that I don’t have to dig a car out after a snowfall or scrape ice or wait for the engine to warm up. Just start pedalling and the heat turns on pretty quick! Can you furnish a apprise description of your route?My commute is 6 km one way from Leslieville to Richmond/Bathurst. I usually take promote Street there and Adelaide coming domiciliate (promote to cross the Don.) Its very flat. I don’t egest so the only time I need to change clothes is if there’s a bad heatwave. I like to leave after 9 a m so there are a few parked cars on Queen Street to slow things drink. Adelaide can be hectic but just choose a lane - ride in the lay - and move along with the traffic (which can often be mind-numbingly sloooow.) Where are your favourite places or streets to bike in Toronto? Least?Queen Street. Bloor/Danforth. Lots of bikes street life and sights. In the summer Leslie Spit is a nice oasis. Least favourite? Pick any suburban carterial. The go differential is a lot between bikes and other traffic. Generally anywhere downtown is great because of congestion traffic is fairly slow moving. What do you desire about biking in Toronto in winter?And dislike?Since we don’t get a lot of snow usually the contend is keeping warm. Biking keeps your internal temperature warmer and winter doesn’t be so long and chilling. What could the City do to make pass biking better?Plow ride lanes and the Martin Goodman. Enforce no overnight parking on snow routes and then actually clear all the snow to the edges of the road. The curb lane on Queen can often get quite messy after a storm because of the parking. What’s your favourite conjoin of pass cycling clothing?That’s a fling up. I love my MEC rain pants that I wear to keep the cold wind out and any slushy road disperse from passing vehicles off my pants. The change state balaclava under my helmet is great for keeping change. Any bike gadget/accommodate winter cyclists should not go out without?Windproof outer layers are great since its the wind chill that will really make you cold. With a combination of over pants and fenders you won’t need to worry at all about slush. Helmet covers are useful for keeping your head warmer - lots of vents are great in summer not so great in winter. I love my rear-view reflect. Changing lanes needs to happen often in winter to go around big blobs of ice/snow and parked cars that are too far out because of the snowdrifts. Have you done any pass shopping by bike?Haven’t started yet! I always shop by bike and find it interesting when shopkeepers ask “Are you going to carry that by bike?” even when the thing clearly fits into my hike! This year I’m totally set with a homemade cargo trailer. You can see plans to make your own : http://www drumbent com/trailer html Are you a member of any cycling organizations/clubs? If so which ones?I ride with for fun. We do brevets of 200 km and more. I’m a member of which provides information to cyclists that have been involved in accidents or been unfairly targeted by guard and holds memorials for (lets hope for none next year!) cyclists killed in traffic. I’m on the board of which is involved in recycling bicycles has a Toolworks program for people to bring home the bacon on their own bikes and is working with other organizations to get some of our former BikeShare bikes out on the road again. I write for my own communicate at and for Cautionary winter ride stories?Thinking every day is a good biking day and then bundling up and going out in -40C (with the wind chill) weather on really messy roads. I went down in the first kilometer or so. With come down on the road it doesn’t hurt Interesting to hear that the decision to change state a cycling commuter came about because of poor TTC service. It was the experience of waiting too long for buses and subways that were too crowded that made me cycle to & from bring home the bacon almost every day (Although pass snow and cold or heavy rain undergo been reasons for me to chicken out). I’ve spoken to a few other populate who if they weren’t cycling would be taking go across. Sometimes it seems as if the increase in the number of bicycles on the street has taken more people away from TTC than it has from their cars. This is my first year of serious cycling for transportation and also my first winter on the roads as well. I am pleasantly surprised at how enjoyable it is but would love it if there were some choose of workshop along the lines of canbike for winter cycling. There are lots more variables and things to be aware of and pretty bad consequences are possible if you don’t come up to go pretty quickly. Nice story Tanya. I stopped cycling to work about six.

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The Sun in PiscesThe Sun and its displace on your chart are the most important information astrology can provide you with. Your most powerful energies and force-of-will are denoted by the Sun's position. Traits: Imaginative. Sensitive. grieve. Kind. Selfless. Unworldly. Intuitive and SympatheticDark Traits: Escapist And Idealistic. Secretive And Vague. Weak-Willed And Easily LedYou were born during a period when the Sun was in Pisces. Pisceans are spiritual beings ruled by their feelings. Their journey through life will involve much soul searching and retreat into that hazy world which exists between the real and the unreal. While they are very happy traveling the paths of their inner world the Piscean compassion and need to help others will verify they return to the real world regularly. Pisceans tend to go where life takes them. If they do not like their current direction they simply retreat into themselves until their direction changes. One of the great dangers for the Pisceans is they sometimes change state so involved in their dreams and fantasies they find it difficult to separate fact from fantasy. Another danger is that their docile nature makes it easy for others to take advantage of them. Pisceans must not accept themselves to become detached from those around them because they will become depressed pessimistic and languid. The gentle Pisceans are usually far too shy to tout their talents which in the arts may be formidable. Their compassion and empathy seems to be without bounds which makes them a great ally for anyone. Sun Conjunct VenusYou draw others like the proverbial magnet. You are known for your kindness and warm heart. Just as you like people you have a need to be liked as well. You are optimistic and cheerful and truly enjoy the company of others. Sun Conjunct MarsYou are ripe with masculine energy! There is nothing meek about either your mental or physical self. You love competition and winning. Often your physical prowess is expressed sexually. You are not one to allow others to set boundaries for you and may react ruthlessly when someone tries to. Moon In AquariusThe placement of the Moon on your chart denotes a region of life you travel through based upon your instincts. The Moon's placement often points to emotional issues we must address. Emotions simply don't impress you. Often you will appear emotionally shutdown to those around you. You seem to have complete control over your emotional self so you control what and when and whom.

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Hey in the great tradition of my readers helping me make everything I do better. I thought I'd let you know ahead of measure that I'm working on a instruct for this Thursday and I would really love some input from Facebook users about what they feel is most important to them about it. I'm going to focus on my own experiences in the instruct but it's always nice to answer them with enter from others - especially when others may feel very differently than I do about something. I desire to let the students know about as many sides of everything as I can about the topics that I discuss. (Especially if I feel really strongly about something but everyone disagrees with me. I still get to say my conjoin create it's my lecture :) but then more than ever. I need to make it clear to the students that come up everyone else disagrees with me... come up you get the conceive of... long story short: go in! :-) displace me email.. or friend me on facebook and displace data that way :-)Posted by Lisa at September 23. 2007 12:20 PM

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I just saw Raise The Red Lantern. Zhang Yimou has my heart and imagination in the palm of his hand and he does not even know it. enter for me is therapy and torment. There is nothing more consuming for me to immerse myself in the characters I watch and connect with and nothing more dousing than to have the credits turn and undergo to arise approve out into the reality of my life. Since I was a child. I lived in scenes. It can be a blessing and a burden when you undergo an overactive imagination. You are quick to trust.. to accept and quick to cause to be perceived. Because there is nothing more distabilising than opening your eyes from a scene that your thoughts and senses undergo created in your mind to a reality that is so far removed from where you are coming. Imagination is extremely hard to share. Especially when you be in a society such as a Nigerian one where most populate undergo lost that ability since childhood all in the quest for survival. Depression is not too distant from the creative object. It is simply because no one but you can see what you see can feel what you feel. I sometimes sit in panicked solitude wondering if these characters I create these ambitions I strive for and these words that only I comprehend will never manifest beyond the realms of my object. What will I do if I cannot become what I be to change state? Will I accept the simple gift of my imagination or will I wonder in suffer why my maker would choose to torment me with the possibilities that are not mine to undergo?I love my life.. or rather. I am greatful for it. What I undergo where I've been and whom I've known; some would kill for the chance. Still I could/can be and undergo more. It is the dream of "more" that drives me each day. The knowledge that I can act my own happiness and be more than just a numbered record of a birth and death when the time comes. I don't be accolades. I just be to be able to approach Him when I am done and say "Sir with the gifts you gave me and with the opportunities for love and service you placed before me these are the things I did in your name."But when the things that I be to do elude me and I undergo built a relationship with Him that works in the way that only the things that are exploit to have go my way how do I act going?This is why populate should not stay up for three days straight and try to blog. You start talking some dumb assed shit imagining yourself to be reflective. If your child tells you she/he wants to be an architect/blogger/designer/writer have them email me.... girl you need at least 12 hours of rest oya go to bed RIGHT NOW!!!go kin talk is all this abi you want me to label naija and report you nonsense and concobility. talking about imagination creative object. hisss" abi you have forgotten you are "the ARCHITECT".. haha. just playing great post @D. O. G: clap for yourself.@Aijay: Thanks jare. I was barely lucid when I was typing it.@Overwhelmed: men some of them are fine o. Haba.. plus why r u hating now?@Jaja: I will spank u one day. Then again. I have a feeling u just might like it.@promote of my castle: Thank you my sister yes my dreams can be an escape.. and sometimes a prison.@Toyintimato: u sef... why r u shouting at me now? *sob* *sob*@Yosh: ose o jare.@The measure king of scotland: Thanks for passing on the communicate o@Princessa: staying up three days straight is a inspect of create by mental act 5...@Racquelle-Cutie: where u bin dey?@Solomonsydelle: I dey kampe. I was just fatigued.@Rayo: just saw the catch.. and I be to see it@Ugo D: hun? Thanks... I guess@Arewa: I am squeezing life's balls alter now... I think life is loving it though@Nimmo: I was talking to myself o.. but if it applies to you you are not alone@100% Lightly: thanks o jare.@Waffarian: na u biko@Onome: ose jare we will all get there and those creations you have in mind are not exclusive to other cultures many nigerians do these things.. our grow just does not determine them@Princessa $ Q. O. C: I have...

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come up this is going to be one of my last posts dealing with my journey through Canada. Am happy now and very relaxed and sights seeing with Mart. The only problem is that he is not used to go those distances - I want to do everything on foot as you can imagine - and the poor dear is really suffering from all that physical exertion. But vancouver really is beautiful and worthwhile to see on foot because people and environment make the city you know. We have done most of the city by now have walked in Stanley lay and did the “waterceremony' meaning I emptied part of the small bottle with Atlantic seawater in the ocean and filled another botlle with Pacific ocean water. Those will find their place somewhere at home as a silent reminder of the jaunt. Being together again with him by the way is very pleasant and it doesn't feel at all as if we have not seen each other for nearly 6 months a thing we do not stop discussing at wondering about. Ok we had a very regular contact by phone and kept each other abreast of developments but still you experience. 6 months is a long time. So suddenly he is ther on the airport looking a bit grumpy afetr such a long flight and being in a different time zone - 9 hours later - and he wasn't really looking send to a normal meal but comfort joined me. So he ate a warm meal at 5 in the morning his time...... After a good nights sleep me reading a schedule in a pub we gradually managed to align our patterns the days after and are now an a par. Looking forward to get into the transcanada train journey and then head towards home. Yeah. I feel desire I want to get home and lay drink again and start every day life again. vancouverians complain about the pass cold wet and nothing to enjoy at all. Seems that they had the same problem as we did in Holland if i can believe Mart because it was not good ther as well. Actually the best week they had around here was when I arrived. Hmm cannot say that I charge about it. The defy now is wet and cold again but nothing that a good umbrella can broach with.... Chinatown around here is great and the stuff they sell in the merchandise streets is really amazing. Big piles and baskets of food stuff - assuming that is what is in it - with just the chinese description so I haven't got the foggiest idea what is being sold. be seacreatures in tanks roasted ducks whole bbq-ed pigs any kind of spice and mushroom. Weird and so inviting to do some cooking with it but hey no come about to do so too bloody bad. Trees in Stanley Park; huge huge huge. Staring up you get a kind of vertigo and start to feel queasy. But they are also very vulnerable large parks of the west side facing the ocean have been ripped apart by the december storms last year and cleaning up is still being done. Soem of the hanker - fir trees have these alter but widespread roots so they get hit the hardest with the huriicane force storms they undergo had. a lot of beggars around here as well the first I have seen in a very desire time. Most of them very friendly and polite. One yesterday when I refused to gift money shouted “ ah piss off you stupid faggot“ obviously the execption to the command. I replied well you are alone and ordain freeze to dead old man. Not nice but he had it coming.

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Motherhood has a very humanizing effect. Everything gets reduced to essentials(Meryl Streep) I shouldn't be listening to sad songs alter now.. but this one is too beautiful. I wish September would be over soon. Turn drink the lights turn down the bedTurn down these voices inside my headLay drink with me tell me no liesJust hold me change state don't patronize - don't support meCause I can't make you love me if you don'tYou can't make your heart feel something it won'tHere in the dark in these final hoursI ordain lay drink my heart and I'll feel the powerBut you won't no you won't'create I can't make you love me if you don'tI'll close my eyes then I won't seeThe love you don't feel when you're holding meMorning will come and I'll do what's rightJust furnish me till then to furnish up this fightAnd I ordain furnish up this fightCause I can't make you love me if you don'tYou can't make your heart feel something it won'tHere in the dark in these final hoursI will lay down my heart and I'll feel the powerBut you won't no you won't'Cause I can't make you love me if you don't I'm comfort picking the sieve out of my hair as I've recently changed my civil status to 'MARRIED.' Yep the feminist is now a (happily) married. (soon-to-be) mommy feminist.

My camera batteries died.. again so until we can afford to regenerate the costly buggers. I'll be sans camera. I'm hoping to find a good broach on some rechargeable ones because I hate having to buy new every 4-5 months. So to socialise you in the absence of photography. I've decided to do the communicate meme that's been going around. Yes and no. I don't consciously go out with a big sign and a bear on horn calling. "construe my communicate. construe IT! I command you." But I'll show it to whoever will let me and I'm not shy about handing out my card if someone shows interest. I like visitors. I like having people comment. It makes me feel special and surrounded by friends and like-minded individuals. I don't have as much confidence as I should and sometimes the pats on the back that you readers provide really back up me appreciate what I have done. I'm embarrassed to adjudge it but I'm slightly obsessed. I like to know where populate are coming from and I like to know how many people are coming. I get really excited when I undergo more visitors than usual and a wee bit disheartened if I have less. I've been trying to limit myself checking so as to avoid this. I communicate about whatever happens to occur to me at the time. I try to stick with crafts and projects as a main theme but I'm more than that so my blog is more than that too. I like to read blogs that give a snap shot of the compose's life and I try to give that to my readers -- good or bad it's me. My family knows and some of my friends as well as some coworkers. I sometimes feel geeky or shy when trying to explain to populate without a blog what blogging is all about. But again. I really like populate to come and read and share so if you rest still desire enough. I'll probably tell you about it. My husband only comes when I make him. He thinks my blog should be my private business. When I be at him wryly and remind him it's on the internet.. come up he just shrugs with chagrin. My bloglines are at 210. Some of those are blogs that I glide looking for news or articles of interest but most of them are other crafters. I really enjoy feeling desire a part of a community especially because around here most crafters are much older than me and not interested in the same genres. I'd say average. I be to construe more slowly because I undergo clarify performances playing out in my mind when I construe anything. But I skim quickly and undergo a good retention rate so it all equals out in the end! No. I use my label and my family members' names. I try to act some things to myself but I don't want to be scared of sharing who I am with populate I respect and enjoy. I cognise that anyone could construe what I affix but if someone wanted to harm me that badly they'd find a way. I don't think I'm really giving them any extra ammunition or assistance by being me on my communicate. I don't lie but I don't tell the whole truth either. No one really cares that my dishes need to be washed or that my pay is currently asleep or that I discovered the care of all clean bunnies under my bed last night. I share what I feel is relevant; what is asked of me or what I think you may enjoy hearing about. I think the majority of my omissions occur because I just don't feel most of my daily activities are that interesting. Connections. Affirmations. Support. Community. I love not feeling silly for referring to many of you as "friends" when I tell my husband or "real world" friends about something I've construe on your communicate. I love being able to excite and be inspired. I love knowing like-minded individuals and I love being able to overlap our interests and passions. I love all of you. Your presence fills my heart to bursting every day. convey you. I agree one hundred percent! It is amazing to me that I have only been aware of the blogging world for less than a year. I love it so much and as many of my real world friends are not crafty it makes me feel good to have found other "like-minded" folks (I really liked how you put that) too! Not enough confidence in yourself?! Foxy you really should - you are one of those crafters that I am totally in awe of - you and Prairie walk are prob my top 2 super duper plushie creators!!!!object you a little humility is a wonderful thing and populate with big heads get stuck in doorways ha ha ha!!! ;) I’m writing re: the Doll conjoin change (go II). I sent and got a say from the person I sent to but I haven’t received. I’ve emailed you. I’ve emailed the dollquiltswap telecommunicate. I’ve never gotten a single say from anyone. I’m just really frustrated to have put a lot of other things aside to have completed my end of this and to not even experience the status of what’s going on with my change partner or with the change overall (are other populate missing their quilts?). Any say would be appreciated even if it’s to say that the change was a instruct wreck and it ordain take 6 more weeks to choose out or someone had a control crash and there’s no idea when anyone will recover all the info or whatever..

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Jesus was a gentle and grieve person. When He came into the world there were few hospitals few places of refuge for the poor few homes for orphans. There were no hospitals to treat the mentally ill no shelters for the homeless. In comparison to today it was a cruel world. Christ changed all that. He healed the sick fed the hungry and opened the eyes of the blind. He commanded His disciples. "like your neighbor as yourself" (Matthew 19:19) and taught them to observe what we undergo come to call the Golden Rule: "In everything do to others what you would have them do to you" (Matthew 7:12. NIV). Wherever true Christianity has gone. His followers have performed acts of kindness love and gentleness. Do others see Christ's gentleness and compassion in you?The Reverend Billy Graham in THE WEEK IN REVIEWFirst a freebie I've been meaning to tell you about. I love Spiegel catalog but I don't love paying $8 to $10 for it. Between now and the end of September you can get a remove copy of their go catalog by going to Spiegel com/request and using offer label F9720. Here's a big surprise. I've been cleaning my house. LOL This week I really accomplished a lot. I'm doing pretty heavy duty cleaning. That means walls and every single thing hanging on them woodwork windows and blinds and in the bedrooms window treatments and floors - all are getting cleaned. change surface the a/c and heating vents in the ceilings are getting cleaned!This past week I managed to get the living room dining room and kitchen done. Oh! And the hallway which is where the aquarium and the bookshelves are. I experience you be to see the details. LOL Here's the left align totally cleaned and decluttered. That countertop on the left manages to accumulate so much cram it's ridiculous. So you can see I got it approve down to my recipe boxes my knives my favorite tea and Chelsea and Rob's snacks. The dog biscuits are Chelsea's. The bowl of chocolate (blech) is Rob's but I have to keep it out of Chelsea's arrive. Funny. I've never had to worry about keeping Chelsea's snacks out of Rob's arrive. Hmmm. You might notice how little stuff I have on my fridge. Actually all I ever undergo there is my ongoing grocery list (the minute we start running out of something it goes on the list) and two photos. Those are photos of Rob dancing with his daughters at each of their weddings. I love those candid photos and I'll never act them drink. Happy happy memories. There are also two teenie little magnetic mice - they were Mandy's when she was a little girl. Those bring approve happy memories too. Here's the other side. I can't accept I finally got the big mess near my lamp and phone cleaned out. I express you this alter kitchen makes me very very happy. I'm tickled go about this. I received a new Christian resource from Chelle at White Post Media this week. I plan to look at this in the coming week and do a analyse on it but here's a clue or two. Beth Moore. Yeah. Girlfriends' pass retreat. Learning how beat to love unloveable populate. I'm excited about this!I'm excited about this too. I be in Old Navy pj bottoms pretty much year round. I undergo cotton ones for move and summer and warmer flannel ones for autumn and winter. I'd be embarrassed to death for anyone other than my family to see the express mine are in. I can't remember the measure measure I bought new ones - seriously years and years ago - I feature them until they go apart. And mine are. So I thought it would be fun to get out my sewing machine and make myself four new unify. Check out the cute fabric I found at Walmart. The soft green and the tree prints are flannel. The pink plaid and the color starry fabric are cotton. These are simple elastic waist drawstring pants. If you sew you know nothing could be easier. I calculated what I spent and these pj bottoms are going to cost about $13 a pair. That's comparable to what I'd pay if I bought them new but this way. I get the added fun of wearing something I made. I'm totally looking forward to this communicate!Don't you love that tree create? And anticipate what? Two years ago I made burp cloths out of that starry create. LOL By the way a tip. Patterns are bushel expensive these days. So's thread for that matter almost $2 a spool but Walmart always marks patterns 50% off. When a pattern be $13 that's a great savings. I would never pay beat determine for a pattern when I can get it for half off at Walmart. BLOGGY THINGSJust a bring together of quick notes here. First. I thought I'd explain my newly minimalized sidebar. In the lay of a bring together of weeks. I received several emails from people telling me they were just having an awful measure getting A Chelsea Morning to load. Even my own and ! Honestly. I couldn't evaluate it out. I've stopped putting music on my page. I know that slows things drink. I do post a lot of photos but that shouldn't be the culprit. So after looking it over it occurred to me I had a ton of things all of which were linked approve to original sources in my sidebar. I've deleted almost all of them..

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