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Susan Anglin of Bentonville was among the 74 Farm Bureau leaders participating in the State Resolutions Committee meeting Nov. 7-8 at the Wyndham Riverfront Hotel in North Little Rock.
The committee refined and consolidated policy proposals into a set of formal recommendations to be considered by voting delegates during the business session of the Arkansas Farm Bureau State Convention, Nov. 28-30 at the Little Rock Convention Center.
Arkansas Farm Bureau is a nonprofit, private farm and rural advocacy organization of more than 190,000 families throughout the state working to improve farm and rural life.
In 2008 I set upon the epic journey of Stephen King's Dark Tower. The experience was incredible and challenged my way of thinking in the way only one other writer has before (Grant Morrison). I finished the final part in November 08 and in December, Christmas caused me to ignore the growing pile of books. I quickly fell out of the habit of reading and in 09 read very little so much so that I barely made it through 1 book every other month.
My second resolution this year is to read a book a month, minimum.
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For the Indiana Album we usually scan at 600 ppi, making sure that we capture at least 5000 pixels along the long edge. However, for this image we still could not read the year on the license plate, so we decided to go a little higher.
Jamaica National Building Society (JNBS) Foundation's Arts and Media Officer, Alicia Glasgow (right) presents a gift certificate to Johnette McFarlance-Lewis, Teacher at Paul Bogle High School in St. Thomas. Joining them is JN Foundation’s Project Officer Anna-Kim Robinson (left). They were at the launch of Resolution Project 2011/2012 at the Spanish Town Methodist Church in St. Catherine on Thursday, November 3. Mrs. McFarlane-Lewis' student, Navisha Madden earned first place in the individual photo category of the Resolution Project 2010/2011 advocacy through photography competition.
Mostly my resolution for this upcoming year is to grow as a photographer. This year I got so many new opportunities with my photography, from shooting Seaside's ST. Patrick's Day Parade, to shooting a wedding, and just being able to travel and take pictures, which is what I love to do. I hope this year brings more opportunities, and I hope I sharpen my skills as a photographer. Recently I got a new camera - an Argus Autronic I. It still works, and a small resolution of mine is to start using it and begin playing around with film photography. I am hoping film can open a new way of thinking creatively for me.
It turned out to be great weather for today's Resolution 10k up at the racecourse after it got cancelled 2 weeks ago, nice to see so many familiar faces and well done to everyone taking part , did I mention I got a PB ..
Thanks to Kristy for taking most of the photos in the cold ..
We saw Darius Scott and the Resolution Trio at a local jazz joint last night. The band kicked ass. And then Serena, who barely knows Darius, was asked to sit in on saxomophone. So she did. I'm going to upload the video to YouTube—not because Serena kicked ass but because they did, and it was just so nice of them to include her and be so kind.
It was the first time I'd ever seen her nervous—like 200 heartbeats per minute nervous!
And nervousness takes a lot out of you. I did a reading earlier in the day at an art opening. It was crowded and very noisy, and I had one microphone and an awkward chair, but I still managed to read three poems and sing two songs. Talk about nervous! Though I did take my pill, and it helped a lot.
By the end of the night, everyone was exhausted!
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I usually make a new year's resolution and quickly forget it within the first few weeks. I suck at resolutions. So, this year I'm not doing that. Instead, I'm going to make a list of things that I want or need and work on getting those things.
You see, usually when I have extra money on payday I end up blowing it on doll stuff... or food... or just things I don't need in general. So, I made a big list of things that I eventually want to get, some of them I need to get. This way, on payday, when there's extra money it will have a destination and I won't just blow it on whatever. A nice side effect to this will be more control over my spending, but I won't be calling that a resolution... otherwise this just won't last. It's just how my brain works.
So, at the top of my list is a face for Lill and a wig, because I'm already committed to buying those. Next is contact lenses and glasses, because I need them. And then a vacuum. Cuz I don't have one... my carpet is looking yucky.
Other stuff on the list are things like a new bed for Claire, cuz she is still in a toddler bed and will be outgrowing it in the next few years, a new bed for me, a dollhouse, a sewing desk, patterns for girls clothes, fabric, clothes, shoes, a new battery for my compy... lots of things. As you can see I plan to focus more on me and Claire with my spending this year than my dollies. I think they've got enough stuff. Thank goodness they'll never grow out of it! lol
I was explaining to a friend at work my plans for this year and realized that this all sounds really shallow of me. Focusing more on buying/getting stuff than on self improvements and whatnot. But I don't care! It's about time I got some things I really need and want. And like I said, there's that nifty side effect of getting my spending under control.
I downloaded Evernote to help me with this yearlong project. I have the Evernote app on my phone, computer, and kindle. I can keep track of my list of needs/wants (which go in order from Most Needed at the top to Most Wanted towards the bottom) and check things off as I go. Evernote syncs itself after each change to a note so my list is up to date on all my devices. It's pretty awesome.
Wish me luck with my anti-resolution! I think I'm going to do well with this idea. :D
It turned out to be great weather for today's Resolution 10k up at the racecourse after it got cancelled 2 weeks ago, nice to see so many familiar faces and well done to everyone taking part , did I mention I got a PB ..
Thanks to Kristy for taking most of the photos in the cold ..
Resolution Christmas Party. St Philips Chambers, Birmingham City Centre.
Pictured, from left, Cheryl Gillis, Charlotte DeAbreu, Cheryl Dando, Andrew Riches, Helen Bell, Clare Wiseman, Jonathan Halberda.
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New Year's Resolution 8K run and 5K walk on December 31, 2011 in Flint, Michigan. Pictures may be downloaded for personal use.
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Resolution Christmas Party. St Philips Chambers, Birmingham City Centre.
Pictured, from left, Cheryl Gillis, Charlotte DeAbreu, Cheryl Dando, Andrew Riches, Helen Bell, Clare Wiseman, Jonathan Halberda.
A Dog Hair Texture captured in my back yard from my Husky.
This is one of a collection of 6 Dog Hair Textures found at www.outsidethefray.com