Showing posts with label june. Show all posts
Showing posts with label june. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 28, 2016

EXO confirms comeback for June 9th

EXO confirms comeback for June 9th



Article: EXO to release 3rd album on June 9th... huge showcase too

Source: TV Report via Naver



1. [+1,036, -125] So theyre going to have their showcase on the 8th and release the album on the 9th... and then promote with V app all month long

2. [+900, -135] A huge showcase? Is this a joke? They do realize that the venue is the size of a nostril and can fit only 2,000 peole?

3. [+925, -188] Cant wait for EXOs new song...

4. [+753, -168] Hul this is crazy ??? cant wait ????

5. [+864, -212] Finally theyre coming back

6. [+232, -44] Cant they have their showcase at a bigger venue ?? only 2,000 people can fit in this one. I have a feeling Ill be stuck watching the V app at home... holding it in Sangam would be better.

7. [+151, -23] Hul, if you look at the data for the commenters, looks like some of the jealous haters are fellow men ???????

8. [+172, -34] Cant believe the hateful commenters were men in their twenties ?????? thats so mean ???????

9. [+179, -43] Cant they hold the showcase in Sangam??? It can fit 30,000 people with standing seats ???????

10. [+110, -20] Didnt realize there were so many male commenters. Just how jealous of EXO are you that you have to leave hate comments ? ?

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Thursday, December 22, 2016

June Brain Dump

June Brain Dump


I know Ive posted really sporadically the past month. Ive been really kind of busy. There is a reason that many of my profile descriptions say "inconsistent blogger". Cause thats the truth, yo. From all of my "how to make millions off your blog" web searches, Ive realized that inconsistent blogging is not congruent with any type of money making. Go figure. Guess Ill have to find another way to make that money. Oh well.

I just looked and I ssw that I blogged a whole two times in June! Sporadically is not the word I should have used.

Anyways, I wanted to updated you on where I am in life.

Most of you know that for most of the month of June, I was in Hawaii.


That is not a bad place to have a cup o joe in the morning, amiright? Man. It was beautiful. 

The trip itself was kind of all over the place and I wasnt able to do a lot of the things that I wanted to do which is a bummer. However, we have some family that was stationed in Japan for the past few years and now they are in Hawaii. We plan to visit them as soon as possible because weve missed them like crazy! Hopefully Ill get to do some of the things we werent able to when we go back. 

While in Hawaii, I paid for the first half of my schooling! I am so, immensely terrified and really excited. Mostly terrified though. Now comes the hard part - homework! I havent been in school in almost 10 years. Its really scary to step into that role again. I keep thinking, what if I fail? What if Im no where near smart enough to do this job? I have to keep reminding myself that the whole point of going through this program is to learn how to be a CBO. They dont expect me to know everything, yet. Duh. 

I received my first homework assignment and that is to read the book by Donald T. Phillips, Lincoln on Leadership. I didnt even need to read the description to get excited! I also have to write a one page paper in the next few weeks and plan for CBO boot camp later this month. Whew. Things are about to get real! 

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On the mommyhood side, Shepherd is in such an amazing phase! He signs all done, more/again and please. He says up, hi, mama, dada, papa, nana (banana), kiss, hat, ball and blows kisses and waves to everyone he meets! He loves people, so much so that he reaches out and grabs them any time he can. Shepherd loves to dance, loves when I dance and/or sing, eats pretty well most of the time and is generally the cutest kid ever.

He has a bit of a cold right now and we were fighting a fever, which was not fun, but yesterday he was laughing, playing and generally just driving us nuts which was great! 



We had taken a bit of a break from cloth diapering, mostly because Bryan is the SAHP and I thought it would be easier on him to keep that off his plate but we are back on the grind. On Sunday, Bryan installed a sprayer on the toilet to easily deal with the "number twos" and I taught him how to wash everything.

Im excited to get back into it because it is SUCH a money saver. We are working on setting up our office which will include putting together my sewing machine table and finally taking the actual machine out of the box... Ive had it for almost two years and the box is still sealed. Bad. I told Bryan the first project Im doing is some flannel wipes. I am just a strong believer that if you do cloth dipes, you have to do cloth wipes.

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My sister Alison and her family came into town for the weekend and we had a blast together. I always keep my schedule really loose when shes here so that I can get as much time as possible with her. We ended up spending a grip of time together and I was stoked. We get a long so well, its great.



On Thursday, she invited us over to witness my nieces baptism; it was a very special moment. Bryan was in Bakersfield for work, so it was just me and Shepherd. When it was time to leave, I put Shepherd in his car seat and turned on the remote start. I was having trouble with the strap so I called my brother in law, Adam over. When he fixed it, he shut the door which happened to be locked. The keys also happened to be inside. As well as my purse and my cell phone.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

So my sisters and I start touching every door in hopes that we can get in. Alisons sister-in-laws husband tried to call his AAA to get roadside assistance and I asked my sister to call my step mom to see about my insurances roadside assistance. Then, I asked for Alisons father in law to get something heavy to break the window. Alisons sister-in-law called a friend of theirs who is a firefighter. About 5 minutes before he got there to open the car, the remote start shut off. The clock was now ticking as to how long Shepherd could be in there. It was after eight oclock, so luckily it was cooler in the day, but it was still much too hot for him to be in there long.

The firefighter, Logan got there and tried to use a wedge to unlock the doors, once on the driver side and once on the passenger side, but because of the remote start and the anti-theft system, the buttons wouldnt unlock the doors from the inside. Logan ended up breaking the window (which I did not care about in the least, obviously) and I got Shepherd out of the car.

This is the condensed, less emotional, less f-bomby version of events, but everything ended well. Shepherd is fine. I am fine, although I have some more gray hair, for sure.

My point in relaying my story is not only to remind myself of my own stupidity, but to acknowledge that parents make mistake. This is the second time that I and the remote start function on my car worked together to lock my son in the car. It is my fault, through and through. I got lucky both times that I was surrounded my family to help me. But if I had been somewhere alone, I would have had to run to the nearest place to call the police to get my son out of the car. It could have taken a very, very long time.



Be careful. Be aware. If you dont have pockets, throw your keys into your bra instead of setting them down. Hell, drop the on the floor. Be vigilant. Most importantly, dont be like me. Have a key hidden somewhere on your car. Who cares if your car gets stolen. That is what insurance is for. For me, its more important for me to be able to get into my car than to keep others out of my car. Also, give a key to a neighbor or friend, someone reliable that can get to you fast more often than not.

If youve locked a child in the car, you know how it feels. You are right there, unable to get in. Its literally the worst thing, being so close and not able to do anything about it. Youre not a bad parent. It happens to a lot of people. Just do better the next time. Get your kid out as fast as possible by any means necessary.

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In Hawaii, I took off my Fitbit. I was on vacation and didnt want to worry about ruining it in the ocean. As I type, its charging and Ill be back on my Fitbit + Jillian Michaels game as of tomorrow. My new goal is to lose 15 pounds by August 30! That means lots of movement, structured meals and thoughtful snacking.

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I went really blonde before Hawaii and I love it! My hair is definitely damaged though so Ive been trying to take it really easy this summer. Deep hair conditioning masks, letting it air dry as often as possible, leaving it straight instead of curling it. Bleached hair is delicate hair so youve gotta be really diligent about taking care of it, but overall, I love it. 

Thats all folks! Its good to be back. I hope you are having an amazing summer and as always, thanks for sticking around.

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Friday, December 2, 2016

Astrology for the Soul June 8 2016

Astrology for the Soul June 8 2016



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Wednesday, November 23, 2016

Preteen Vax News June 2016

Preteen Vax News June 2016


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June 2016 I Whats New

  • Upcoming HPV Vaccination Summit
  • New Resources for Partners
  • Conferences
  • Partner Spotlight: Calebs Feet Foundation

Upcoming HPV Vaccination Summit

The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, one of sixty-nine National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated cancer centers working to improve domestic HPV vaccination rates, is hosting the next HPV vaccination summit for “Increasing HPV Vaccination in the US: A Collaboration of NCI-Funded Cancer Centers” Thursday, June 30th and Friday July 1st in Columbus, Ohio.
Douglas R. Lowry, MD, Acting Director of the NCI, is a special guest and keynote speaker. Goals of the meeting include:
  • Updates from national partners supporting HPV vaccination uptake
  • A review of HPV environmental scan supplements
  • Discussion of opportunities for cancer centers to collectively engage in activities associated with HPV vaccination
  • Research opportunities related to HPV vaccination.
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New Resources for Partners

HPV Vaccionation Presentation
An updated version of the You Are the Key slides is now available. These slides provide helpful information on effectively communicating with parents about vaccinating their 11 to 12 year olds against HPV cancers. As an HPV Vaccine Champion you can educate your entire staff by sharing the You Are the Key presentation with them. Furthermore, you can lead the conversation with others by presentingYou Are the Key to other clinicians to encourage their strong recommendation for HPV vaccine. To obtain the updated slides, email PreteenVaccines@cdc.gov. The presentation is also available for Continuing Education (CE) credits on our website.
Another new resource is now available to assist you in involving various partner organizations in improving HPV vaccination coverage in your area. What Can We Do helps us all better understand where we fit in and how we can work together to protect the next generation from HPV cancers. You can email us for a printable PDF copy of What Can We Do flyer.

Conferences

This years National Immunization Conference (NIC) will be held September 13-15, 2016 at the Hilton Atlanta Hotel, in downtown Atlanta. This three-day conference will include plenary sessions, breakout sessions, workshops, immunization Q&A sessions, posters, exhibits, and the Hilleman Lecture. NIC will highlight the following major topic areas:
  • Adult Immunization
  • Immunization Information Systems
  • Programmatic Issues
  • Health and Risk Communications
  • Epidemiology and Surveillance
  • Childhood and Adolescent
Immunization. Please note that while there is no charge to attend the conference, space is limited.  It is recommended to register well in advance of the registration deadline of August 22, 2016, to guarantee availability.
 If you’re planning to attend the AAFP Family Medicine Experience, September 20-24 in Orlando, FL or the AAP Experience National Conference & Exhibition, October 22nd-25th in San Francisco, California, please stop by our exhibit booth (#1155 at AAFP FMX and#1313 at AAP NCE) and say hello!

Partner Spotlight: Calebs Feet Foundation

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In 2013, Linda Halsey, an executive director at a Brooklyn dance company, founded Caleb’s Feet Foundation (CFF) in honor of her daughter Cheryl Janeé Parris who battled cervical cancer. The foundation was named after Caleb’s Feet Dance Company, which was owned and operated by Parris prior to her passing. With the passing of her daughter, Halsey felt that there was a need to share the information about cervical cancer and HPV infection with her community. Halsey was not aware of cervical cancer or its link to HPV infection until it touched her family.
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Whats New

  1. CDC’s Updated ‘Tips and Time-Savers’
  2. Details on National Immunization Awareness Month in August
  3. Overview of recent presentations
  4.  Program Spotlight 
  5. Coming in August
    #PreTeenVaxScene
    Webinar highlights resources and tools available that can be used to make AFIX programs more responsive to increasing HPV vaccination. 

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Tuesday, November 8, 2016

Transformational Astrology with Henry Seltzer Full Moon June 20 2016

Transformational Astrology with Henry Seltzer Full Moon June 20 2016



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Thursday, October 20, 2016

Guru Rinpoche Day Message 14th June 2016

Guru Rinpoche Day Message 14th June 2016



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Tuesday, September 27, 2016

Whatever happened to the end of May and all of June

Whatever happened to the end of May and all of June


Oh yes.  Here it is.  In photos.

Inside playground.



Catching crawdads and playing with Suki dog at Whitneys birthday celebration.





Obsessed with playing in the dirt and sand with his dozers, trucks, tractors and diggers.






Meme and Papaw visit.


Tyler lets Uncle Josh near him - on purpose - but just because Uncle Josh was willing to be the engine on the tractor.



Lily helping Tyler up on the swing, pushing him and doing "under dog."


























Picking (eating) strawberries at Whipkers.




Mama Fonner and sisters hit up Nashville.





Lily and I did the Girlfriend (bicycle) Ride together.  All 25k!  We start off with breakfast and a chocolate fountain.  Then headed off.  We got about 2 miles in and Lily wanted to know if it was almost over yet cause her butt hurt.  I called Joel and put him on standby to ready to come pick her up at mile 6 which was the first stop.

But then we got there and Lily saw all the spread of food - donuts, candy, cookies, gatorade, watermelon, chips, etc etc etc she suddenly felt strong enough to complete the whole event.  Thats my girl!  Nothing motivates quite like donuts and M&Ms.




While the girlies were at the bike ride, the boys went to the airport to see some cool planes and trucks.










Saturday morning donuts in the car after grocery shopping.  Their reward for not fighting over the shopping cart.


Lily gets a big girl bikini (in other words, one without cartoon characters on it).



Bronco rides.




Tantrums.  Each kid could have a whole post dedicated to their tantrums but just thinking about it makes me tired.  Instead, heres the aftermath of a tantrum thrown by Tyler.  I was out of town during this escapade, but I think Tyler didnt want to go potty or put on his pull up or something before nap time and threw a fit.  Joel gave up and locked him in his room.  He went back a little bit later and ol Tyler had passed out without pants on.  This is one for the senior year slide show!


These are pictures of "sick" Lily.  You cant really tell it, but she had puked on Joel when he dropped her off at daycare one morning (I was out of town).  So he had to turn around and go back home (and take a vacation day) to stay home with her.  She drew pictures.



 Lily and Tyler


Mama (arent I beautiful???)

Daddy


Joel asked her if that was his wiener hanging down between his legs.  Lily said, "No.  Its your poop.  Youre in the bathroom pooping."  Nice.  Real nice, Lily.

Lily ensuring that Tylers feet are squeaky clean.  Someone just needs to feed him grapes.


Lots of swimming in the back yard.



Wardrobe malfunctions...






We went to the potty.  A lot.  I do not understand Joels fascination with taking pictures of the kids while they are on the pot.  Hes an odd bird.


 In addition to peeing on toilets, we took our turn peeing on trees.



This one of Lily happened during a GINORMOUS tantrum she was throwing while on a return bike ride from the playground.  She screamed the whole ride and was nearly left on the side of the rode about 3 times.  At this point in the trip, she had been screaming for 15 minutes that she had to potty (which was totally not true, but thats her "go to" phrase when she wants some attention).  So I finally pulled over and yanked her pants off and told her to potty on the tree cause there were no toilets around.  And Joel snapped a photo.  


Here are some other pictures of family bike rides.  Not all end in horror.



Having a picnic at the playground.


The kids enjoyed swimming lessons for all of 2 out of 8 days.  The first 2 days were great.  They participated, they had fun.  Lily took care of her brother.  

However after that, neither of them wanted to participate.  We kept right on trying through day 5 before we just gave the hell up.    Days 3, 4 and 5 were sheer misery.  M-I-S-E-R-Y.  They love to swim but apparently do not enjoy being told what to do when they are swimming.






 What the?  What a grown up little MAN!  I think he was telling Joel that he looked like "Todd."  Todd is a fried of Joels and the kids are kind of obsessed with him.


Heres Tyler checking out chickens at Todds house.  And playing in the mud.



Airplane rides.



This is known as a gaggle of grand babies. Audrey is MIA in this photo - probably she was in hiding due to the extreme noise.


First swim of the season in Grams pool.



And that about does it for June.

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