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The USC School of Dramatic Arts' second day of Parent Socials on Aug. 18, 2021, in Los Angeles during Welcome Week. (Photo by Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging)
La rentrée des classes, pour les professeurs comme pour le personnel de la ville dédié aux scolaires, se pose à J-1. Le trois septembre, la première adjointe Maryse Rodde les accueillait à l'école Jean-Macé et se faisait l’interprète du maire "à Marseille pour défendre les projets pour la ville". Il souhaitait remercier enseignants et personnels de service pour leur mobilisation afin d'assurer le plein succès de cette rentée. L'année commence grâce aux efforts consentis par la marie en terme de travaux, de matériel, de personnel et de projets.
NEW LONDON, Conn – Children from the Child Development Center near the U.S. Coast Guard Academy are escorted by Academy cadets, enlisted members, officers, family and friends to Cadet Memorial Field at the Academy as part of the Month of the Military Child campaign “Purple Up!”, April 15, 2015.April is the Month of the Military Child, which recognizes the patriotism and sacrifices of children with one or both parents serving our country. The military is asking Americans to wear purple, a blend of the colors of the five armed services, to show support for military children.U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Richard Brahm.
Both the male and female osprey standing guard side-by-side at the nesting platform today. Raising a family takes total dedication from both parents!
Confession: I like mooses. Alot.
When I was like 6 or 7 my grandmother came to visit us in Maryland from North Dakota. She brought my brother and I gifts as most grandparents do for their grandchildren. I don't remember what she brought my brother but she brought me this stuffed mouse. It was cute and nice but mostly it was just a stupid mouse that I would throw in my closet with all other stuffed animals I didn't really care for. She was staying in my room and so her suitcase was in there. I saw this stuffed moose in there and instantly knew I HAD to have it. I asked her who it was for and she said she'd got one animal for me and one for my cousin April. I asked if I could trade and she said yes cause she's awesome like that. She handed it to me and said "Sure, you can have the cow!" And of course I had to jump in and say "Gramma, it's not a COW! It's a MOOSE!" So we argued back and forth over it for a while and it became "Cow-Moose," which drove my parents crazy because there's no such thing as a Cow-Moose.
I proved them wrong this year after seeing a documentary on Animal Planet about mooses and finding out that a female moose is indeed called a Cow Moose. HA!
Ever since then I've been obsessed with mooses collecting anything and everything with a moose on it. I've got pencils, socks, stickers, teeshirts, figurines, keychains, necklaces - if it's got a moose on it, I own it. My family thinks it's weird because it's not a 'normal' cute animal that most people collect like tigers or panda bears.
My favourite thing about Christmas is getting a new moose (or 4). Christmas isn't allowed to end until I've unwrapped at least one.
Poe is a moose my mom bought for me that somehow became my favourite. I used to carry him everywhere, and I still sleep with him.
And I know the plural for more than one moose is still moose. Mooses just sounds better.
Do you guys think I'm crazy now?
I was going to write about my whole emergency room ordeal but I want to keep this entry kind of happy. I'm doing so much better now, the naproxen is killing my stomach but the pain in my ribcage has almost gone away completely. Maybe I'll make another entry later or tomorrow. Thanks everyone for all your support and comments and mails and stuff, I really appreciate it so much! <3
I had a merry-go-round accident at the playground. Tried to jump on with the kids and busted a rib. #humiliating
Aimer ses enfants n'est pas un principe abstrait avec lequel nous devons tous être d'accord (une seule fois un parent m'a avoué directement ne pas aimer ses enfants. À ce jour, ce cas est unique). Le plus difficile s'agit d'amener ce principe dans les gestes quotidiens qui doivent marquer le type d'éducation que nous donnons à nos enfants.
Adult night heron offers life lessons to fledgling that hasn't developed the markings of the mature bird while they rest on a pier rail over Calibogue Sound.
Please understand.
I am growing up and changing very fast.
It must be difficult to keep pace with me,
but please try.
Rose 'Survivor' 23W25 Rose N3- (Corn Hill Nursery,,1975) Explorer Rose, Mature plant size: 4x5ft., Semi-double deep red flowers, USDA Hardiness Zone 3, Michigan Bloom Month 6, In Garden Bed N3 for 17.2 YEARS (GLR). Planted in 2006.
HelpMeFind: When 'Survivor' was introduced by Robert Osborne's Corn Hill Nursery, it was said to be a seedling which had been bred by Felicitas Svejda but not introduced by the Explorer program. The parentage was reported to be 'Old Blush' x 'Fru Dagmar Hastrup'. Dr. Svejda says that 'Survivor' is not one of her roses.
'Survivor' was given that name by Robert Osborne because it survived extreme winter conditions when many other roses were killed back.
Morden #71659501 (RSM I2) has 'Adelaide Hoodless' (RSM 65) as seed parent and an unnamed seedling (RSM 95, also known as RSM 6118) as pollen parent. RSM 6118 is probably from the cross Crimson Glory X (Donald Prior X R. arkansana).
There are many points of similarity between #71659501 (RSM I2) and 'Survivor' (which Osborne received under the code #75659-5015) because the two are siblings bred in different years. The plant labeled as 'Survivor' at Morden has flowers of a slightly lighter color than RSM I2.Semi-double deep red flowers with a very long blooming season.
Developed in Ottawa . Should be cut back every spring to keep the shub under control. Hardy and disease resistant. 1975. Spreads.
Photo by F.D.Richards, SE Michigan. Link to additional photos of this plant from 2015, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23:
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#Michigan, #49236, #usdaZone6, #shrub, #Survivor, #Rose, #Rosa, #Red, #23W25
The USC School of Dramatic Arts' second day of Parent Socials on Aug. 18, 2021, in Los Angeles during Welcome Week. (Photo by Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging)
La rentrée des classes, pour les professeurs comme pour le personnel de la ville dédié aux scolaires, se pose à J-1. Le trois septembre, la première adjointe Maryse Rodde les accueillait à l'école Jean-Macé et se faisait l’interprète du maire "à Marseille pour défendre les projets pour la ville". Il souhaitait remercier enseignants et personnels de service pour leur mobilisation afin d'assurer le plein succès de cette rentée. L'année commence grâce aux efforts consentis par la marie en terme de travaux, de matériel, de personnel et de projets.