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With all this baking I'm doing it's probably a good thing I don't crave sweets very much. Happily content with a big plate of steaming broccoli instead of a warm brownie, I'd be about fifty pounds heavier than I am if I partook in all my holiday goodies! Our family is currently discussing traveling over Spring Break. We typically don't as the kids have a favorite 'must go' location that isn't q
I have no idea if it's the natural way of life or if it's that I'm getting older, busier or the kids schedules just have me swamped, but my holiday baking hasn't even gotten started when I'm usually about half way done by now.My new job is part of it, I'm sure, but on top of that I seem to have a to-do list a mile long. I haven't bought a thing for my son yet, another child has just one gift boug
Over the past two years I've sometimes mentioned, when using an 'old' recipe from Mom or Grandma's days that the timing of cooking the meat or poultry needs to be shortened due to the leaner meats of today. While the chicken and pork and beef are leaner with less fat, it also means a loss of flavor and shorter cooking time compared to how Grandma made it. Because I know our bodies need fat (not
Welcome to another edition of Bloggers Speak where Angry Seafood sits down with other online humorists and ask them funny questions every Friday. This week I am joined by Bee from the humor blog Bee’s Musings.
How’s it hanging Bee?
Well, it used to hang straight down but thanks to those awesome Erectile Dysfunction e-mails, it points [...]
Such a love/hate relationship I have with my computer. I am now in the processes of getting important information and photos off mime so I can transfer them to my new laptop. It's a holiday week, I don't have time for this! I didn't realize I have so much information on this silly computer. Half I want to save the other half is garbage but eyes must go through it all and determine which is whi
When I read about the great Indian singer, Mahendra Kapoor’s death, I felt a jolt. It was as if I had lost a part of my existence. I had grown up listening to Mahendra Kapoor’s songs and I was his big fan.Though I don’t know much about his background, I was very much impressed by his simplicity. A few years back, I chanced upon as interview he was giving on a TV channel. He was simply attire
I miss my mother. I don't say it aloud very often, but it's there, all the time -- a constant subtext lingering just below the surface of everything I say and everything I do. Even when I am completely happy, it's not without a sense of profound loss.Don't get me wrong -- I am happy. Things are good. In those minutes, the sense of loss strikes when I wish I could pick up the phone and tell my
What a furor! (It’s a word look it up).
Well it’s going to go down in history isn’t it?
Much the same as people now say, “Where were you when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon?”, the 19th November, 2008 will now go down in history as The Day John Sergeant Quit Strictly Come Dancing.
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Labour Party's effect on the British People. The BBC has this little item- regarding the “green” light bulbs that the “Powers That Be” keep telling us to use to reduce carbon emissions.Apparently if you stand too close to them-within 30cm they can burn your face because of the UV radiation.Manufacturing issue The HPA's experts are thought to be the first in the world to spot the problem an
Yesterday I was reading one of my favorite recipe message boards when a poster mentioned they were bringing back Kmart Layaway. I already knew this as I had talked about it on my 'budget' blog, but I was happy to see how excited all the posters were about it. Layaway used to be big in the 70's and 80's but it was phased out in the 90's. With families all over the country tightening their belts
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With all things being politics I decided everything else is relative. How we feel, how we perceive people and situations, and life in general.
Here are some thoughts that I have often pondered, but never really dwelled on much. I am sharing these musings below with you. I hope you will also ponder on and [...]
I've been bumping a lot of El Michels Affair lately. If you're not familiar and are into heavy funk and soul, I strongly suggest you look into Truth & Soul out of Brooklyn and Daptone Records. You might recognize the sample used on Ghostface's Shakey Dog off Fishscale. Pick up EMA's 2005 album Sounding Out The City for a good primer, then hunt down the Shaolin Series 7-inchers featuring prope
With everyone I know struggling with the economy right now, the last thing we need to hear is that our grocery prices are going up even more... but in fact, that is exactly what the news is reporting.Today it was released that U.S. food prices will rise by at least 7 percent in 2009 because of higher feed costs for chickens, hogs and cattle.It will be the third year in a row that food prices rose
This is the 9th straight presidential election I have participated in since I started voting. I am ashamed to say, I did not vote until I was 25 years old. I just was interested in one thing; women. I still am. Just not at the expense of everything else! It was the second time I have voted for a third party candidate. In 2000, I voted for George W. Bush much to my dismay now. In 2004 I
The first 15 years of our marriage we regularly moved or relocated every 2-4 years. This was not only exciting and fun but it was a wonderful way to stay organized as we never stayed in one home too long to amass a huge area of stored items, and because we didn't want to move boxes and boxes of 'extras' with us across the country we were constantly donating goods. Another perk of moving often w
Happy Halloween, everyone. It's one of my favorite pagan holidays. I hope it's one of yours! Heh. Seriously, I love the day. Trish and I have a lot going on. We'll be handing out candy in our old neighborhood in the city (We don't get any foot traffic here at the church parsonage.). Then we might go to Columbia College for their showing of Rocky Horror. That could be great fun. Then, finally, ther
In the late sixties I worked in a private firm in Dharamtella area of Calcutta (Now Kolkata). It was a small office having a staff of little over twenty- all male- of various ages from middle twenties to fifties. The members of the staff were on cordial terms with each other. But we were a group of four, two Bengalis Dipak & Roni, one Muslim Shahed and myself, a Gujarati, all bachelors, ages
Just counting down the days till December...Not that I have much to look forward to, except the 5 day break that I'll be taking.Life's pretty exhausting these days.You know the saying that "Bad things come in 3's?". Well, that would sum up my previous week.Sometimes I wish I could just pick up some remote control (does this sound too much like Click?)and press the pause button.Despite the hectic p
I have always loved Judy Garland. She had one of the most beautiful voices and was talented more than any one person could hope for. One of my favorite songs is the Trolley Song from Meet Me In St. Louis.
Liza Minnelli, Judy’s daughter is a talent in her own right. I try never to [...]
This morning I got a phone call asking me if I would like to receive and review a George Foreman Grill. You can bet I didn't hesitate to say "Of course!" I've been wanting a George Foreman grill for years but as any one-income family knows, you pick and choose where the money goes very carefully. It's one of those products that I always thought I would love to have but never would buy it for mys
Admittedly, even the thought of food this morning turns my stomach... and it's been doing a lot of turning in the past 24 hours! While I would love to say that I've spent the time since my last post languishing on the couch surfing the internet for news and recipes and shopping for everything from clothing to new video cards for the computer, well; that would be a falsehood.Instead, thanks in p
I'd like to give out a shout out to one of our readers and straight allies (I hope it's ok that I outed you) Renee who writes over at the blog Womanist Musings. The blog is very informative and is "dedicated to critiquing current events and pop culture from a womanist perspective. Its sole purpose is to give voice to those that have historically been marginalized and silenced."Surf on over to get
I have been on a silver kick lately...my addiction is in the form of American Silver Eagles and Canadian Maple Leafs. They are 1 oz. of .999 silver which will make them a handy unit of payment when the SHTF. Really though I am just trying to get some precious metals in my portfolio. If I do get some gold I think it will be in the form of 1/20 oz Pandas from China. That is a good price point and do
Bread is a funny thing, isn’t it? One of the biggest staples of our entire culinary lives, it has presence in almost every single aspect of our meals — dry, buttered, sliced, jammed — we serve it in the most humble and fancy of situations. Whether used for PB&J [...]
Okay, so I admit I read a lot. I'm an english major. I average about three books a week, either in literature, free reading, or some combination thereof. But that's not what I want to talk about today. What I want to talk about today is the amount of blogs I follow.I used to use Technorati to keep track of my blogs, but that rapidly stopped working. The database couldn't keep track of the amo
If you're a regular reader then you'll recognize this sentence; "Since we were only supposed to live here year...." if you are new around these parts, let me just say that we moved to this house, this city and this state with my husbands new job and the promise was it's a 'one year' commitment and he would be promoted and relocated within 9-12 months.And... here we are almost four years later.
Had a pretty fun last couple days, in the spirit of the upcoming All Hallow's Eve. The month of October build up to Halloween is always the most fun of the year and is often times more fun than the actual far too short day itself. The pumpkin carving, haunted house visiting, excessive horror movie watching preparation for the 31st is truly what it's all about, especially for someone of my advanc
While some parents willingly and easily leave their child or small children to go on a 'couple only' vacation or trip themselves, that is something that my husband and I were never comfortable doing. We attempted to once when the first two kids were under 2 years old; we even had the airline tickets bought and the car reserved! But in the end neither of us really wanted to go and we ended up can
This past weekend (as you know) we went to the cabin for the weekend. I was away from home Friday, Saturday and most of Sunday. I told the kids to clean their rooms that evening and on Monday morning, after being away and not doing laundry for our crew for 3 days I was greeted with a pile of dirty clothes waist high. Yes, waist high.I think dirty clothes multiply like rabbits!In general I don't
Todays blog entry finds me sitting here with coffee, deep in thought over the pros and cons of returning the workforce... again.
When we first moved here I immediately got a job outside the home to help out with the salary decrease my husband accepted to start with this new company. After 2 years I resigned when the time was right, took the summer off and returned to a short term position until
As a child I ran, played and enjoyed perfect health without any cares or concerns. As a matter of fact I remember wanting a broken arm so I could wear a cast so badly that I spent a good hour and a half jumping out of a neighbors swing over and over again and landing on my arm just so I could break it. (I never accomplished that feat... thank goodness!).As an adult I'm a lot more concerned about
Here is something sad I hadn't thought about until yesterday. I am going to have to dye my hair all one color again! :o((okay, it doesn't look as red as it used to but it's still sad)I don't want to go on an interview and have them wonder if a skunk on its period died on my head. §§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§§I met with a flood specialist t
When I am in the kitchen cooking up a new recipe I often think fast, improvise immensely and toss and mix things in based on experience and instinct. It's a running joke in our family that if you really like something I've made, you better enjoy it now because I don't know if I can ever make it again. My husband will cringe and ask; "Uh, did you happen to write this one down?" Many times I do
You would think we would have made up our minds by now and acted but it's true; our son turned 16 earlier this month and although we've planned and talked about all options regarding vehicles for the past year in anticipation of his 16th birthday we still haven't done anything about it.Ultimately I think we may go the way of taking out a loan to get our older daughter a vehicle that she can take
Our household has been struggling with some financial decisions over the last few months since we had a second child turning 16 and due to our crazy opposite schedules we could really use another vehicle. We looked at almost every option available from my husband getting a new vehicle and handing his down to our daughter and hers to her brother, to the option of getting our oldest a new car and h
THE FACEOFFAt some level the fight for Trestles comes down to this picture. Commerce versus community. Corporate lies versus citizen logic... sheep mentality versus individual thinking.A State Park exists in California alongside a land conservancy (set aside as mitigation from previous development) and there is a proposal to put a toll road right down the center of it. The orange shirts are labore
The laundry is going, the dryer is running, cold lunches are made and I'm sitting here sipping coffee while one child gets ready for school and the other two are due to wake up any second. School is underway and a new year is off to a busy start!I love the Fall. Love the crisp mornings, the cool weather and the smell of leaves burning in the air. I love seeing the big yellow school buses come t
I decided to use this particular site to set up another journal. And I have done this because right now I just can't seem to figure out what I want to do with my livejournal.com journal. Also, I have tried to start up a journal on other sites but I haven't stuck with them for very long. But I do want to write about things. So I thought that I would give this one more shot. And I thought I wou
Is it me or do others find the new Microsoft ads, featuring Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates, a bit strange and off topic in terms of trying to promote Microsoft and thwart the Apple Mac/PC campaign? I can only assume it is some kind of new marketing approach/plan to build up to something amazing, otherwise a lot of money and brand credibility has been wasted. You can see the ads in this series here
Well, I've been amiss in my blog, and various other things, but I'm making it up, I promise!Things have been active around here. I've moved into a single, and I'm still adjusting to having my own space for the first time in what seems like forever. I've got a shelf entirely devoted to yarn, and I love how it's visually accessible.See? The self is right under the bed.So, I've been able to see my
When I resigned from my job to give 'staying home full time' a go, there is one part of my job that I miss more than anything else... the marketing. I absolutely love love love marketing and promotion. One of the joys of my last position was that I got to choose the marketing material for our trade shows and informational packets. I had a very short leash, tight budget and was told what they
This morning as I sip my coffee and plan out my day I mentally go through the check list; 2 cold lunches made, 1 physical form signed, 2 picture packets filled out and checks enclosed. The calendar tells me it's an early release day at school so all three kids will be out at 1:00 and 1 goes back for cheerleading practice at 3:45 and one to football at 3:15. My 'to do' list includes cleaning shr
Are we in for a disappointment? I certainly hope not, but first single Love at Last Sight from the forthcoming moi Caprice album is, in all honesty, one of the band’s weaker efforts. I love this band to death, but something's just not right here. Stream it via Soundvenue High 5.It’s exactly 910 days since the first time I featured Kind of girl and today the band’s debut album Lonely in a mod
I've decided I'm zero a lover of 'holidays'. They feel forced, contrived, and well...rather lonely.IMHO there's a sense of obligation to Be Happy on holidays. Or Patriotic. Or Thankful. Etc.Plus there's always the Holiday Hangover! This has nothing to do with alcohol.Am I the only Holiday Grinch?I propose SURPRISE holidays for everyone, and this is how 'surprise' holidays might play out:You would
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Ludwig Wittgenstein says: What do I know about God and the purpose of life? I know that this world exists. That I am placed in it like my eye in its visual field.That something about it is problematic, which we call meaning.Albert Schweitzer says: All work that is worth anything is done in faith.Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar's brother says: Another thing that I want to write to you is in regard to yo
Don't fence me in... wait! Please do!When we moved to our current home it was with an understanding from my husbands new company that we would only live here about a year before we would probably be relocated. Hoping for a home in the country with a couple acres, there was nothing immediately available on the market that was remotely our style home preference so instead we put our top 4 choices
There is a song by Tim McGraw called "Live Like You Were Dying" that I absolutely cannot listen to without tearing up and having at least a few tears fall, if not doing an all out sob session, even if only briefly. It was at the height of this songs popularity that one my two favorite Uncles in the world passed away of Esophagus Cancer. When he passed away I had just accepted a new job and was s
Sometimes I'm contacted by advertisers and others to do reviews and posts on my blogs. In the past I've a few chances to tell my readers about things like payday loans and other financial ventures. Tonight it's a similar topic, yet different. Confused? Read on.Tonight I found myself browsing the internet for information and before I knew it I was lost in pages upon pages of message boards and
Sloppy Joes are almost ready, the homemade buns are baking. The house smells delicious and I accomplished not only housework but projects today as well, and I am going to be painting the Family Room tomorrow. So why in the world am I also scouring the employment ads today!? I have 5 job descriptions printed out and laying on the kitchen island... it's all about money. The cost of groceries to
I remember my daughters first day of Kindergarten.
I remember standing at the bus stop with some of the other Mothers, we all had our camera's in our hands. I had my 3 year old son and my baby daughter with me, sitting on the grass as I snapped a picture of her getting on the bus. I don't think I've seen that photo in 10 or 11 years at least (Do I even have it???) but I still remember how her
There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct or more uncertain in its success than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things.
There is more in hand, more uncertain success to take the lead in the new order of things.
There is more, uncertain success [...]
I've a random habit of typing down every thought, notion, idea..in total everything and anything I found interesting around me in my mobile phone in form of drafts.Sharing here are some of the thoughts/ideas I got in the last week:1. CHANGE is sacrosanct w.r.t. Bad customer service & Company's old school marketing philosophy of not giving away your product. 2. Needs, Wants & Habits of Urba
My high school reunion is this weekend and although I'm not yet sure if I'm going to travel back for it or not, I'm giving it thought.... which is more than I was giving it a few weeks ago. Honestly I had no intention of going but this morning an old friend emailed me to ask 'and WHY aren't you planning on going?" and I didn't have a good reason.Perhaps part of it is because I resigned from my
DeKalb, Illinois is a university town playing host to Northern Illinois University. We'll be leaving DeKalb in a few days. I can't imagine this has been my home away from home for the past four weeks! Did you know that barbed wire was invented in DeKalb, Illinois? There are a lot of heritage structures in DeKalb which remind us of this aspect of its history.Some of the highlights during our stay w
When it rains it pours... isn't that what they say? LOL. Just in the last 1 1/2 weeks we've had a new cellphone contract come due, purchased 3 new phones, my husbands car radiator sprung a leak, I had my wisdom teeth out with a co-payment due, our food processor had to go to the trash, the truck needed a new muffler, my daughters computer died and now her car is leaking antifreeze.
What can
Yesterday was just another day in paradise... busy busy busy! Starting off my day assuming I wasn't going anywhere or doing anything I donned old shorts and a t-shirt and set to work staining the patio furniture. I had only been working for about 30 minutes when my 17 year old daughter came outside to ask bribe me to go to the mall with her. The next thing I knew I was running an errand with
Garry: That's not a bad idea. Wyatt: What? Garry: Making a girl. Actually making a girl. Like Frankenstein... except cuter. Wyatt: [stands up] You're serious? [Gary grabs Wyatt by the collar and pulls him towards him] Garry: Look me in the eye. Do I look serious? Wyatt: Gary Wallace, that's-that's gross! That's sick! I am not digging up dead girls! [Gary puts his hand over Wyatt's mouth and sits h
Dented pride? Wounded ego? Tarnished reputation? Well, that's no-brainer. After Murali and Mendis molested them in broad day light, you needed Doosra, the closest you have to a clairvoyant, to find out exactly what passed through the mind of those Indian batsmen who went through the trauma.Rahul Dravid: Well, it’s never wise to pick up a fight with someone who has been an army gunner till the ot
Try to think, act and live as though you were always in God's presence. Keeping close to a Power greater than yourself is the solution to most of the world's problems. Try to practice the presence of God in the things you think and do.- Twenty-Four Hours a Day When I chose the four John Hughes films, I did not have an immediate idea of how I might preach from Sixteen Candles. It's a pretty vapid t
I sat through the Barnet game on TV on Saturday. It was utterly pointless for the most part, but it was good to see some footy for a change rather than reading crap in the papers about players. First impression is the new strip. Its not terrible, but the absence of white on the sleeves is very noticeable from the back. It really does look like a Charlton strip. However, its probably the best
This week I debated (again) the merits of moving my desk, computer and printer, etc. all upstairs. We currently have it in the corner of the family room and although I made it work, ultimately I would love to have my own 'space' to work on my websites and all they entail as well as having my family room more 'open' and without the desk and scanner, printer, etc. out in the open.I also have been l
I've fallen off the sports planet over the last week due to Guitar Hero III. I made the mistake of allowing my wife to borrow the game from my sister-in-law's kids. Big mistake. I'm averaging nine hours of work, two hours of commuting, 10 hours of Guitar Hero, and three hours of sleep this week. That stupid game is so ridiculously addictive...and the thing is, I'm not even sure I like it. I just h
This morning as I sip my coffee and surf online I had a chance to view a video that focussed on the quote; "Hope is good for breakfast, but not necessarily for supper" which is actually part of a video that is more politically focused but that isn't what this blog or post is about - as I thought the opportunity to discuss the quote would be a good topic to muse and ponder over.I personally love m
A couple years ago we stayed in a luxury hotel and I joined their membership club to receive notice of special offers. Somewhere along that line my name was added to a luxury travel magazine that comes to our mailbox promising Luxury ski chalets, trips to Courchevel, France or Meribel, France or even St Anton, Austria. Actually, taking Luxury Skiing holidays and staying in a Meribel chalet sound
When summer comes and we are apt to be seen in a swimsuit and shorts verses those jeans and big sweaters, a lot of food talk turns to diets and carb counts, calories and fat grams. Many women and men also turn to diet pills. While it's easy to change your eating habits to lighter fare during the hot weather (cold fruits and vegetables and smoothies and salads) sometimes people also supplement th
Summer is half gone. That's hard to believe. Surely the biggest reason Larry and I do what we do is so we can live where we want to live, and that is in the mountains at Whitehorn. I've noticed a lot of rennies and artists we know on the circiut live in Colorado. But driving back and forth to CRF every weekend it seems like we aren't at Whitehorn as much as we would like to be. We noticed that las
Robert S. McElvaine, History Department Chair at 87th Ranked (Liberal Arts Colleges) Millsaps College in Jackson MI and noted member of “Historians Against Bush”, pimped his new book, “Grand Theft Jesus: The Hijacking of Religion in America”, in a Huffington Post article he posted July 6, 2008. In his post, he complains about the endorsement of John McCain by the 90 Church Leaders who met
This morning, after I'm doing updating a couple websites I'm planning on emailing my father-in-law. No reason, I'm just going to check in with him, say hello and touch base. He just turned 80 this month and lives alone, out in the country so we all try to email and call regularly. I'm also going to see if he has made any strides in contacting a major senior organization in which he sent money
Well today you are going to get a bunch of random stuff I have floating in my big head:
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My wife and I are going to purchase a pop-up camper. We decided on a 2008 Jayco Jay Series 1007 – nothing extravagant. It has the basics, one big bonus is it does include AC and it is on sale because the 2009 models will be in shortly. They are working a deal for me that includes installing a Class III hitc
The markets are falling. It’s all coming down. From 20,000 to 13,000 is a steep fall by any standards (53 per cent). Oil prices are rising. Panic buttons have been pressed. Companies are cutting down...
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I saw Sex and the City the other night. I know that I swore I wouldn't see it but I did. Still love Charlotte and and Samantha. Still kind of "meh" on Miranda. Still hate Carrie and Big. The movie wasn't awful but it's kind of hard to get too terribly into the story when every time you see the main character you think "I hope you choke on your $500 shoes, horse-face". You know what's really great
How long until ESPN’s Jemele Hill calls for Don Imus to be fired again? First of all, Don Imus hasn’t been relevant since the eighties (coincidentally, when he was in his eighties). Stop pretending anyone cares about anything he says. He’s a hundred years old, he looks like he’s been dead for fifteen years, and he wears a stupid cowboy hat. The ridiculous uproar over his “Nappy” comme
This week I've been telling myself to tackle some of the projects that are have been on my 'must do today' list for... about 3 weeks. They include getting new kitchen curtain panels (sun damaged) and a new rug for under the dining room table (just everyday use damaged) and painting the master bedroom and bathroom... which is a whole other issue because I've yet to 'do' our master bath since we mo
Just a random bit of information that came to me: apparently the neighbor who went on a drunken rampage a few nights ago has been charged with at least three counts of assault, assault on the elderly (whatever you might call that charge), disorderly conduct, and I'm sure some other things I don't know about. I guess when the landlord got hurt it wasn't an accident, but a deliberate assault to ke
In the Talmud we are told that God requires the heart (Sanhedrin 106b). To offer a heart in prayer is to open oneself, peeling off the rugged armor with which we shield our souls in a hostile world. It means abandoning our need for certainty in interaction: and allowing ourselves to be swept up in a dialogue as ancient as it is powerful. Learning, in short, how to speak with God. - David Wolpe, &q
DISCLAIMER : This article(as far as women are concerned) is extremely S.T.A.L.E - STay Away for the Love of Earth, R.A.W - Read, Away Women and C.H.E.A.P - Chase Her highnEss Away. Period. (no pun intended). Its content can be considered highly inappropriate for women in general, and especially women with weak hearts or S.T.A.L.Er mouths. I take no responsibility for any emotional harm or broken
It is creeping up on the midnight hour and I shouldn’t still be up but I am. I am not an early to bed type of person, even when I have to be an “early to rise” person whether I want to or not. Even when I have a 10 hour day ahead of me [...]
Recently there have been some pretty major changes to the way in which feedback is left on eBay. The most significant of these changes are as follows
Sellers can no longer leave negative feedback for buyers
Once left, feedback cannot be removed
The Feedback % only refers to the last 12 months of activitity and not lifetime.
eBay reckons [...]
Actually, when you got too much free time, you start to wonder, where all the time had gone off to? And when you had so little time to do your activities, you too will start to wonder where all the time had flew off to? Why would we, humans feel that way even though we are doing our daily routines with our eyes open and our mind critically sharp and yet, we failed to grasp the little details that
