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Sunday, October 14, 2012
Blog Finding
Friday, October 12, 2012
Research Paper Blog
Despite the number of years that have passed since the tragic day of Septermber 11, 2001 it has not been forgotten. Other things mill around the papers and peoples hearts for a few months and then are buried by most. But the fatal day that the United States was drawn together still lives on in infamy. Regardless of the opinions on how horrific the day was people still grips about the effects it has ahd on the country. While there are not complaints about Ground Zero there is endless dissatisfaction with the new airport security measures that have taken place. For research I will be using the various essay written about the new airport secutiy measures as well as researching the new specific laws and how they have changed since Septemner 11. Seeing as how I arrived tot his country a meer three days before the disastor I remember how simple it was to get here. We literally snuck our rabbit into the country for free. Having travelled recently with the newly placed x-ray machines and the endless searching through luggage, this is a topic that concern all. Though this topic does not hold any mystery to it there is a surprising amount of people who still do not know a lot about the new changes. Even though there is a lot of gumbling the changes are for the best and hopefully with all of the new rules there will be prevention of having another disastor.
Second Interest Post on Cooking
Cooking is a popular hobby to say the least, for some it is even a job. However there are millions of people out there that not only enjoy cooking but they enjoy eating the results. While not all results are successful ones it is always a learning experience. Throughout the generation the qualifications for cooking have changed. The standards have evolved from being a pure feminine obligation that only a female knows how to complete, to more a hobby that is open for both sexes. Often times the famous chefs are males. There are numerous cultures out there with very different styles of cooking, so naturally all the styles have been shared. Starting at traveling by words, to being written down and later on mass produced with the introduction of the printing press, now there are numerous blogs devoted to food. Each blog offers something different, with the internet there isn't anything that is kept from anyone who just dares to look a little.
Of course as the society moves away from written words to typed ones there will be blogs that model after their predecessors the cook books. Simply Recipes is one of those blogging spots. There are endless categories to pick from that offer a selection of even MORE different styles to cook for example lamb. This design spreads cultural influence through food. Each recipe comes with little blurbs from the author, more often than not something completely irrelevant to the land of cooking.
Guidance of where to Eat Blog
Enjoyable Food Blog
While food blogs are usually filled with recipes and good advice there is always a blog just about the food not how to make it. This style is specifically for blogging purposes for the writer to create and entertain and gain a wide fan base in order to have an audience to entertain. One of the better ones that have been discovered is this Cake Wrecks blog. People send in pictures of, well, cake wrecks, cakes that are entirely ridiculous for their purpose.
"That's right, LOTS of cupcake cakes! With airbrushing! And curly ribbon! And this one is supposed to be a guitar!"
The Broad Blog
There is always a broad blog one very topic. This one, The Kitchen, offers some recipes, some advice on how to cook better, special techniques for cooking as well as picture of different kitchens. This blog is in between being for pure pleasure and yet there are things to be learned from this blog. Picture of the various kitchen have design insirations and the pictures of delicious food are motivational to learn how to cook. Regardless the specified topic all food blogs are about FOOD! They have a knack for making their readers hungry.
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Monday, October 1, 2012
I want a Husband
Not so long ago a dear friend of
mine called and expressed her happiness with her husband. They have been
married for many years now and he never ceases to please her. That made me
think how much I want a husband. One much like hers, who will stop at no bound
to ensure my happiness. A husband who can express his love and care no matter
the other emotion he may be feeling at that point in time.
He does not
have to be a perfect man, but he has to be a real man. Not afraid to admit his
wrongs, one who will swallow his pride. A husband that is not convinced he
right all the time, especially with no experience on the topic. Anger does not
bother me a long as an apology follows. I want a husband with genuine feelings,
one who may not always remember the special occasion but when he does has a
carefully thought out gift. Someone who is not afraid to color outside the
lines once in a while, yet also be a careful man who can communicate well.
When it
comes to children the responsibility must be split. I want a husband who will
not complain when it is his SECOND time changing a poopy diaper of the day.
When the children grow older the communication must increase, between doctors
appointments and haircuts, there has to be a meeting of the minds as to who
does what, where and how. No chore should exceed my husbands capabilities, if
he is not “good” at a certain chore that he happens not to like, well, practice
makes perfect does it not?
The husband
does not have to be entirely understanding, just aware. Just because he does
not understand why I feel the way I do on a certain subject does not mean he
should not keep it in his mind. And when the next time comes where the subject,
item or situation comes afloat, his reaction should be encompassing of my
emotions on it, even if they are not understood.
I want a
husband who is a leader. That does not mean that he does not get from time to
time, it just means the he can slow down and handle the situation. He does not
always have to pretend to be all knowing, if he needs help he should be able to
ask for it. I want a husband who will speak up, but know how to do it
tactfully. If there is something he does not appreciate he should voice his
opinion but do so with consideration towards me.
There
should be no concept of giving up in my husband’s brain. Once you are married
this is the choice you made, there is no easy way out, or any way out at all. Just
because life is not as easy as he pictured does not mean he gets to walk away
and try again, especially since he will find it will not be much easier the
second time around.
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Monday, September 24, 2012
Mitford response #1
From Journal to Essay.
As a nation that would rather describe death as "passing away" or "resting in peace", compared to being blunt and saying they are dead, the typical embalmer must have a vast customer list. However popular blissful ignorance when speaking of death may be, and however hard people may try to "shield" their youngster's eyes from the horrible clutches of death, death is death. A person is simply dead and they are not meant to look remotely alive, even zombies do not physically represent a human complexion.
Of course the mortician is out to make money, people do anything for money. Not to mention it is a nice quiet job where one can be left to themselves in solitude to think about anything they wish. He or she feeds the hunger for ignorance by skillfully chiseling an appearance of life onto the deceased individual. For the family it is easier to see their family member in a peaceful state so they can be left with a fairy tale image of their loved one, trying to wipe away the memories of suffering and tears. No one has any desire to face the truth that the word dead brings about.
There are costs to a society that hides everything under the sheets, if the dead are taken advantage of, there is no limit to what else is swept under the rug in order for the "ugly" not to be seen. A parent's drinking problem, a serious health problem, some individuals actually go out and pretend they have a job even when they have lost it. All out of shame, afraid to show weakness. Such a society that is built upon weakness cannot not advance rapidly if at all. People only grow stronger and advance through making mistakes and learning from them.
It may seem insignificant but when the dirty laundry is aired the embalming process is truly a molestation of a human being. And even though the relatives may not be aware of what exactly is happening they are partaking in a ritual of ignorant selfishness. The phrase "don't judge a book by it's cover" goes both ways, not only may you pass up a good book with a bad cover, but just because it looks good doesn't mean it is.
As a nation that would rather describe death as "passing away" or "resting in peace", compared to being blunt and saying they are dead, the typical embalmer must have a vast customer list. However popular blissful ignorance when speaking of death may be, and however hard people may try to "shield" their youngster's eyes from the horrible clutches of death, death is death. A person is simply dead and they are not meant to look remotely alive, even zombies do not physically represent a human complexion.
Of course the mortician is out to make money, people do anything for money. Not to mention it is a nice quiet job where one can be left to themselves in solitude to think about anything they wish. He or she feeds the hunger for ignorance by skillfully chiseling an appearance of life onto the deceased individual. For the family it is easier to see their family member in a peaceful state so they can be left with a fairy tale image of their loved one, trying to wipe away the memories of suffering and tears. No one has any desire to face the truth that the word dead brings about.
There are costs to a society that hides everything under the sheets, if the dead are taken advantage of, there is no limit to what else is swept under the rug in order for the "ugly" not to be seen. A parent's drinking problem, a serious health problem, some individuals actually go out and pretend they have a job even when they have lost it. All out of shame, afraid to show weakness. Such a society that is built upon weakness cannot not advance rapidly if at all. People only grow stronger and advance through making mistakes and learning from them.
It may seem insignificant but when the dirty laundry is aired the embalming process is truly a molestation of a human being. And even though the relatives may not be aware of what exactly is happening they are partaking in a ritual of ignorant selfishness. The phrase "don't judge a book by it's cover" goes both ways, not only may you pass up a good book with a bad cover, but just because it looks good doesn't mean it is.
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