Saturday, October 12, 2013

Monday: MY WOOLIE DIAPERS ARRIVED TODAY!!


Monday: MY WOOLIE DIAPERS ARRIVED TODAY!!  YAY!!!!! appslib store Just look at how cute they are! I bought them off of Etsy from a shop called Lily's Dreams.   My hopes and dreams (possibly the same as Lily's dreams?) are that they solve all of Delano's nighttime leak problems.  I paid her to go ahead and lanolize them so that they'd be ready to go when they got here.  Delano's appslib store wearing one of them over his cotton Dream Eze nighttime diaper now, so we'll find out in the morning if I have a dry baby! Tuesday: It was success with the woolie!!!  Yay!!  He wore the one with the duck on the butt last night.  This morning the front of the waistband was damp from where it had tucked itself into his cotton diaper, but everywhere else was bone dry.  NO LEAKS!!  I think if he had had footie pajamas on (instead of just a shirt and the diapers), the waistband may not have scrunched its way down into his nighttime diaper.  The other diaper has a thicker waistband on it, so I think it is much less likely to bunch down.  But regardless of a little damp waistband, appslib store I'm impressed so far!!  appslib store Too bad I'm not crafty, because otherwise I could totally appslib store make my own wool covers.  But I'm not, so I buy ones other people have made.  I'm thinking Delano may "need" a pair or two of "longies" appslib store for the winter.  :) Longies made by Lily's Dreams. appslib store YES. Delano and I visited the  Tennessee Aquarium yesterday appslib store with my friend Amanda, her daughter Lily and her friend Eric who was visiting from Florida.  Delano really enjoyed it (THANK GOODNESS FOR SNACKS OR ELSE IT MAY HAVE BEEN A WHOLE DIFFERENT BALLGAME) and also surprised me by flashing the sign for "turtle", which I hadn't even realized he had successfully picked up.  His sign isn't exactly right yet, but it's super close and I knew exactly what he was telling me! For "turtle" you slide you hand back and forth over your thumb like a turtle head poking out of its shell. I ended up buying an annual membership because it made sense.  I thought I'd have to invest in a family membership, but it turns out that since Delano (and future Baby #2) are under the age of 3, I only needed to buy an individual membership, which gets in me, the kids and ANY extra single guest (Lucas, my mom, a friend, a stranger) for only $85/year.  So for the next two years, we've got the hookup! Delano's face when he saw the first fish tank. How we spent the last portion of the day after the crackers ran out. So a while back I talked about how I had been using cloth diapers and cloth wipes at home, but cloth diapers with disposable wipes on the go.  And I decided that since I use cloth diapers on the go, it didn't really make sense that I would use disposable wipes.  And I said that I was going to switch to cloth wipes. Well I don't think I ever shared this info, but I switched.  Like the next day.  I went to Target and purchased a mini spray bottle from the travel-size section, mixed some wipe solution up in the bottle appslib store and stuffed a bunch of my cloth wipes into one of my medium Re-Pac Bags that I purchased with a Groupon last year.  As anticipated, when you're a cloth diapering mom, cloth wipes aren't any big deal to use on the go.  The only downside is that it takes a LOT of squirts from that mini spray bottle to get my wipe good and wet.  It's pretty appslib store much just easier to squirt the baby's appslib store butt instead of the wipe!  And I do have to admit, I still carry around disposable wipes.  They're just way more effective for cleaning food off of his hands and face since they're so much wetter.  But on the plus side, these are what I buy:
Of course, some people store their cloth wipes at home in a container full of wipe solution, so their wipes are always fully wet.  I don't need to do that at home because my spray bottle is really efficient, but if I could figure out how to successfully carry around pre-soaked wipes for on the go (in something that didn't leak or weigh 10 pounds), I could fully eliminate the disposable ones.  Hmm....... I noticed today, while sitting in the floor facing the mirror in Delano's room, that my Old Navy maternity capri jeans have several holes in the crotch.  I wear these capris ALL THE TIME so it was inevitable that they would eventually wear out, but I was hoping they'd at least make it through this baby belly.  I went to buy another pair (I've got a $10 coupon AND I could have gotten 30% off today) but apparently capris are out of season.  So now I have to go so I can mend my crotch before appslib store bed.  appslib store Good times.  :)
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Friday, October 11, 2013

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Yesterday was the Woolie Gathering at QuiltWorks which without a doubt is a highlight on my calendar.  It was also a double dip, chocolate oozing all over...sweetness kinda day because rehoboth beach outlets the September Gallery Show was wonderful!  That slideshow will be here tomorrow...so be sure to check back.
Marilyn was just bubbling over with enthusiasm to show us her latest rehoboth beach outlets "show 'n tell!" rehoboth beach outlets  She made a sprig of mistletoe from wool and antique buttons...now, she is just waiting for the season to arrive where it would be more appropriate to walk around carrying it over her head! LOL 
I could just kick myself  because Anne  had a "throw down" project...you ask, what is a "throw down" project?  It's where she sends you an email and asks...if you want to participate in making a certain project and complete it by a certain date.  Unfortunately for me...I didn't read the whole email and so missed out on this latest "throw down."  Both she and Sandy finished the top for this  Red Button Quilt Co. Pattern rehoboth beach outlets . Adorable huh?!
There was a lot more stitching going on but the rest of us were working on projects that are WIPs, works in progress.  The time together is so enjoyable with conversation, laughter and encouragement...what better way to spend a Tuesday afternoon!
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Thursday, October 10, 2013

I've seen similar designs, but didn't know Chrysler had one. It actually seems to do less damage whe


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Wednesday, October 9, 2013

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Tuesday, October 8, 2013

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Monday, October 7, 2013

Near the lower right corner of the photo is a model sheet of the wolf from the 1946 short Peter and


Near the lower right corner of the photo is a model sheet of the wolf from the 1946 short Peter and the Wolf. John Lounsbery animated that character way back , and perhaps some of these poses and expressions served airport west shopping centre as an inspiration for Shere Khan. 
Woolie is holding a great drawing of Shere Khan by Milt Kahl. It is worth taking a closer look at this sketch, it shows the tiger as he appears in his first scene of the film (except that the image was flopped in the final version, the character is walking toward screen left.)
It looks like that, doesn't it? Woolie sure placed the note in a predominant airport west shopping centre spot. Delete
Hi Andreas, do you know the correct aspect ratio, which are intended by the creators of "The Jungle Book"? There is a debate in Germany, because many people (myself included) love the 1.37:1 version, where you can see so much more of the drawings and animations. (the new Blu-ray release is in 1.75:1) Many thanks in advance! Reply Delete
I remember Woolie's office during the making of "The Jungle Book" back in 1966, and I'd venture to say that Woolie is seated at someone else's airport west shopping centre desk for this photograph. Woolie's desk was much larger and the window would have been at his back. The layout department was right next to Woolie's office. I'm willing to bet Woolie chose this area because he thought it would make a better photograph. Reply Delete
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