Part 2. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Stewart Wills. Playlist for Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad: www.youtube.com
Monday, December 26, 2011
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
I Can Wait Forever [Joick] Ep.5
Hey hey hey. :DI have 82 uploads. :OI wanna try to get to 100 tonight :OI don't think I can do it. But I want to try. - I woke up the next morning, wondering what could possibly be making Nick cry at night. I got into the shower, and got dressed, unable to get him from my mind. I looked out my window, hoping to see Nick. I got my wish, seeing him getting ready for school. He stood in front of his mirror in his tighty-whities. He was so adorable, and he's everything I could want in a boyfriend, I could tell you that right now. I haven't known him long, but I know he's what I need. I watched him touch something on his leg, but I couldn't tell what it was. He stroked it lightly, and then touched something on his other leg. He walked away from the mirror, and I watched as he got dressed. I know it was creepy, but I couldn't help it. I sighed as he left his room, and I went downstairs. I grabbed a piece of toast, and ran outside as he walked to the bus stop. "Hey." I smiled, walking beside him. "Hi." He said softly, almost whispering. "We never really got to get to know each other yesterday." I looked at him, watching him study the street. He didn't say anything back, and I bit my lip. Maybe he didn't want to talk? I looked in the direction he was staring at, and it was my sister across the street. She was talking with our elderly neighbor, Alice. I mowed her lawn in the summer, and shoveled her walk in the winter. "My middle name's Adam." I said, watching his eyes. "Cool." He ...
Sunday, December 4, 2011
a one administration adulation story, affiliate six allotment one.
*disclaimer: sorry that i didn't post the next part up last night, i was then about to when i decided that i would write more tonight to make it longer, that's why it's up tonight instead of last night. (: * i ignored harry for the rest of the night, despite his attempts to make small talk. alice and jess often informed me of what a total bitch i was being, but quite frankly i don't care. i always knew that held grudges, i didn't expect this to be any different. the boy's offered to walk us back to our hotel, harry and i both tagging along behind the group of loved up teens. as soon as we entered our room, i headed straight to mine and the girls shared room, sinking into mine and alice's bed for the weekend. "what do you think he'll try and pull tomorrow?" i sighed, as alice pulled herself on to the end of our bed. "knowing h, he'll probably try to 'woo' you by doing all of your favourite things." shelby butted in, climbing into her and jess's bed. "he'll probably bring you flowers." jessica smiled, slipping into the chair in the corner. "and he'll take you to your favourite cafe." jess winked. "have you guys bloody spoken to him already, or something!" i laughed. "no." alice shook her head, beaming. "ooooof course not." i winked, switching the tv on. i soon awoke to sound of my phone ringing on my bedside table. it was 8.30 am, perfect, i woke up with plenty of time to allow me to get ready to meet harry. wait, why am i so excited? i hate harry. either, reluctantly, i ...
Sunday, November 27, 2011
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Home Safety List For Elderly
It's a good idea to tour your aging parents home to ensure it is set-up safely. The next time you are over to their house, have them give you a tour. That way you can see how safe their home is for them. Can they manage the stairs safely? Is there enough light? Do they hold onto walls or furniture when walking?
The following is an outline of items to keep in mind. It is not exhaustive but gives a general idea of things to look for. It is a good idea to do this at least every 3-4 months or whenever your parents abilities/health changes.
Entrance/Access
Lighting - Is it adequately lit? House number - Is it visible from the road? Both for visitors or emergency vehicles Stairs - Is there a railing (preferably one on each side)? Are they in good repair? Mailbox - is it accessible? Is the path to/from in good repair?
General Home
Lighting - are all hallways and rooms adequately lit? Rugs - are rugs secured? Throw rugs can be a fall hazard. Clutter free - Are hallways and rooms clutter-free? Animals/Pets - Pets can be a potential fall hazard if they are not well behaved. Seating at entrances - Is there a place to sit down to put on and remove shoes? Safety - First aid kits on all levels? Are emergency numbers posted at all phones? Doors - Do they have lever handles to allow for easy opening?
Stairs
Lighting - are they properly lit? Light switches - Are there light switches at the top and bottom of the stairs? Throw rugs - Are they secured? Rugs can be a fall hazard. Clutter - Are the stairs clutter free? Non-slip surface - Do they have non-slip surfaces? Handrails - Are there handrails? Preferably on both sides.
Fire Safety
Smoke detectors - Are there smoke detectors on every floor and tested within the last 6 months Escape route - Is there an escape route and plan? Carbon monoxide - Is there a carbon monoxide detector? Hazardous and flammable materials - Are they properly labeled and stored? Space heaters - Are they being used properly and away from flammable materials? Power bars - Are they being used properly? Electrical cords - Are they being used properly? Fire extinguishers - Are they located on all levels of the house and tested regularly?
Bathroom
Hot water temperature - is it set at a recommended 49 C (120 F)? Non slip surfaces - Is there a non-clip mat in the bathtub and/or shower? Lighting - Is it adequately lit? Door lock - Is there an emergency exterior release for the door lock? Grab bars - Are there grab bars at the toilet, bathtub and/or shower? Are they secure Bath or shower seat - Is there a seat or stool? Hand held shower - Makes it easier to shower while seated Faucets - Are they level handles to easily turn on/off?
b>Kitchen
Storage - Are items within reach? Lighting - Is it adequately lit? Small appliances - Do they have automatic shut-offs? Appliances - Do they have easy to use dials that are clearly marked? Fire extinguisher - Is it accessible and tested regularly?
Bedroom
Lighting - Is it adequately lit? Bed height - Can the user get in/out of it easily? Clutter - Is the room clutter free? Phone - Is there a phone at the bedside so the user can call if there is an emergency and does not have to rush to another room to answer the phone?
Garage/Basement/Laundry
Lighting - Is is adequately lit? Phone - Is there a telephone nearby so the user can call if there is an emergency and does not have to rush to another room to answer the phone? Floors - Are they clutter free? Storage - Are items safely stored with heavier items close to the floor? Hazardous and flammable materials - Are they clearly marked and stored properly?
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Saturday, November 5, 2011
Key To My Heart Keychain In A Velvet Lined Gift Box
Key to my heart keychain in a velvet lined gift box is a very very beautiful wedding favor and adds tons of classic icon of romance and keychain open-heart design has a graceful necklace and beautiful bracelet charm. That is attached, and it is a wonderful silver chrome finish on the ads class to every wedding. If you are looking for something that looks and sounds like this and you can easily pick one up anywhere online. Beautiful and delicate piece of artwork that comes in a clear C2 showcase box with a fabulous ribbon wrapped around, and a personalized tag that says to you my heart on the front.
Since hearts have been a symbol of love for many many years. And this is a great addition to complement your wedding theme of any kind and will always be a top seller for any wedding bride or groom around. Think for a moment how you would like your wedding theme to look like it in pitcher having some wonderful view beauty of the heart-shaped keychain velvet lined gift box placed wonderfully on each wedding reception table representing the key to your heart gift box. No matter what your centerpiece looks like no matter what your wedding theme is this heart-shaped keychain will always win test and friends over.
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Wednesday, November 2, 2011
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