Comments on: A Day Late http://nataliespianostudio.com/blog/2006/10/25/a-day-late/ "For to me to live is Christ." It is my goal to honor and glorify Jesus Christ in every area of my life and to use the talents, skills and opportunities He gives me to further His kingdom Tue, 06 Jan 2009 19:40:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Jim Atchison http://nataliespianostudio.com/blog/2006/10/25/a-day-late/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Jim Atchison Mon, 06 Nov 2006 06:44:22 +0000 http://nataliespianostudio.com/blog/2006/10/25/a-day-late/#comment-48 Natalie Check out Kansas Judicial Review of Johnson County www.kansasjudicialreviewofjoco.org. We are affilliated with Kansas Judicial Review and have recommendations on the KS Supreme Court and Kansas Court of Appeals justices. We are a group that formed almost a year ago that was upset by the State v. Marsh (dealth penalty) and Montoy school funding decision by the KS Supreme Court tried to take a nonpartisan look at the justices and were looking for activist judges. Jim Atchison, Treasurer, Kansas Judicial Review of Johnson County Natalie

Check out Kansas Judicial Review of Johnson County http://www.kansasjudicialreviewofjoco.org. We are affilliated with Kansas Judicial Review and have recommendations on the KS Supreme Court and Kansas Court of Appeals justices. We are a group that formed almost a year ago that was upset by the State v. Marsh (dealth penalty) and Montoy school funding decision by the KS Supreme Court tried to take a nonpartisan look at the justices and were looking for activist judges.

Jim Atchison, Treasurer, Kansas Judicial Review of Johnson County

]]> By: natalie http://nataliespianostudio.com/blog/2006/10/25/a-day-late/comment-page-1/#comment-47 natalie Sat, 04 Nov 2006 05:22:39 +0000 http://nataliespianostudio.com/blog/2006/10/25/a-day-late/#comment-47 Hey Lydia A! Yes, election season is full of excitement to be sure! We were at a rally for Phill Kline tonight. He is always so passionate and inspiring. We must do everything we can to get him re-elected! Thanks for the tip on keeping hands clean - who would have thought the solution could be found in one of those "fun" products?! I've loved keeping up with you via your blog and love seeing pictures of your adorable little guy. Hope you keep them coming! ~Natalie Hey Lydia A!

Yes, election season is full of excitement to be sure! We were at a rally for Phill Kline tonight. He is always so passionate and inspiring. We must do everything we can to get him re-elected!

Thanks for the tip on keeping hands clean - who would have thought the solution could be found in one of those “fun” products?!

I’ve loved keeping up with you via your blog and love seeing pictures of your adorable little guy. Hope you keep them coming!

~Natalie

]]> By: Lydia Anson http://nataliespianostudio.com/blog/2006/10/25/a-day-late/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Lydia Anson Sun, 29 Oct 2006 16:15:37 +0000 http://nataliespianostudio.com/blog/2006/10/25/a-day-late/#comment-45 What a fun day! Scott and I have been enjoying watching and talking about the election race this year. He was able to go to his first debate this week between our rep. and really enjoyed it. Of course, it is always fun when your canidate "wins" the debate.:) Thanks for posting those links for voter info- that is great! I noticied the above comment about keeping your hands clean. Now sure this would work, but an idea. When using an oil base paint one day at our house, I realized after cleaning the brush with the last of the mineral spirits that we did not have another bottle to clean my hands with. I tried MANY things, and what eventually worked was a salt scrub. (THis one was from Bath and Body I think) Anyway, one of those super nice, scented oil and salt scubs. I scrubbed it all over my hands and it removed all the paint. Then I wiped off the remaining oil with a dry towel. It still leaves a bit of oil feeling on your hands, but after a while it sinks in and you can wash normally. Anyway, I think the concept would work well with any oil products. God bless! LA What a fun day! Scott and I have been enjoying watching and talking about the election race this year. He was able to go to his first debate this week between our rep. and really enjoyed it. Of course, it is always fun when your canidate “wins” the debate.:) Thanks for posting those links for voter info- that is great!
I noticied the above comment about keeping your hands clean. Now sure this would work, but an idea. When using an oil base paint one day at our house, I realized after cleaning the brush with the last of the mineral spirits that we did not have another bottle to clean my hands with. I tried MANY things, and what eventually worked was a salt scrub. (THis one was from Bath and Body I think) Anyway, one of those super nice, scented oil and salt scubs. I scrubbed it all over my hands and it removed all the paint. Then I wiped off the remaining oil with a dry towel. It still leaves a bit of oil feeling on your hands, but after a while it sinks in and you can wash normally. Anyway, I think the concept would work well with any oil products.
God bless!
LA

]]> By: natalie http://nataliespianostudio.com/blog/2006/10/25/a-day-late/comment-page-1/#comment-42 natalie Fri, 27 Oct 2006 07:17:30 +0000 http://nataliespianostudio.com/blog/2006/10/25/a-day-late/#comment-42 Hey Lydia~ You're too funny! I must say, being a Proverbs 31 woman wasn't what first came to my mind as I crawled under the car. But I'm glad to know that it does indeed qualify me as such. ;-) Dirty hands...you've gotta be kidding! I've just gotten down the keeping my face clean part. You're going to have to give me some more time before I can offer suggestions for keeping the hands clean. :-) I do agree that is an important consideration for a nurse. Brake problems...Nope, not a clue. Aren't little brothers wonderful? Hmmm...what else do you think we can train them to do while we're at it? Thanks for your always-entertaining comments, Lydia! Hey Lydia~

You’re too funny! I must say, being a Proverbs 31 woman wasn’t what first came to my mind as I crawled under the car. But I’m glad to know that it does indeed qualify me as such. ;-)

Dirty hands…you’ve gotta be kidding! I’ve just gotten down the keeping my face clean part. You’re going to have to give me some more time before I can offer suggestions for keeping the hands clean. :-) I do agree that is an important consideration for a nurse.

Brake problems…Nope, not a clue.

Aren’t little brothers wonderful? Hmmm…what else do you think we can train them to do while we’re at it?

Thanks for your always-entertaining comments, Lydia!

]]> By: Lydia http://nataliespianostudio.com/blog/2006/10/25/a-day-late/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Lydia Thu, 26 Oct 2006 22:52:24 +0000 http://nataliespianostudio.com/blog/2006/10/25/a-day-late/#comment-40 Wow, Natalie! I am so impressed. You can change the oil in your own car and stuff 600 election literature bags in a little over an hour and a half! Now that's what I call a "Proverbs 31 woman!" OK, so I'm being silly, but I really am impressed with your skills. I have sort of wanted to learn how to change the oil in my car for awhile now. I think the inter-workings of a car are fascinating. It kinda' reminds me of the intracacies and interconnectedness of the human body. (well, to a much lesser extent anyway). My dad use to change the oil in our cars himself, but now he takes them in to the shop because he doesn't like to dirty his hands. It sounds funny but I know what he means. When he used to work more with the public in pharmacy, he didn't want to be counting change or handing someone a prescription with gunk under his nails and oil stains on his finger tips. I am the same way about wanting to work on cars. I think it is interesting and I would be willing to learn, but I don't think a nurse with grease-stained hands in a very welcome sight to patients (or me for that matter) :). Maybe you have some suggestions for preventing this dilemma. And also, do you do brakes? I was drving to an appointment this afternoon and my "ABS" light came on. I think I need a break job on my car. :) I enjoyed your report of an afternoon's activities. And way to go training Joey to do the oil changes for you. Maybe that's how I can keep from getting my hands dirty. Train Nathan to do the oil change for me. ;) I think he would love to learn something like that. It would certainly come in handy if he ever has his own farm someday. Have a good week and happy literature dropping! When do you plan to go? Wow, Natalie! I am so impressed. You can change the oil in your own car and stuff 600 election literature bags in a little over an hour and a half! Now that’s what I call a “Proverbs 31 woman!”

OK, so I’m being silly, but I really am impressed with your skills. I have sort of wanted to learn how to change the oil in my car for awhile now. I think the inter-workings of a car are fascinating. It kinda’ reminds me of the intracacies and interconnectedness of the human body. (well, to a much lesser extent anyway). My dad use to change the oil in our cars himself, but now he takes them in to the shop because he doesn’t like to dirty his hands. It sounds funny but I know what he means. When he used to work more with the public in pharmacy, he didn’t want to be counting change or handing someone a prescription with gunk under his nails and oil stains on his finger tips. I am the same way about wanting to work on cars. I think it is interesting and I would be willing to learn, but I don’t think a nurse with grease-stained hands in a very welcome sight to patients (or me for that matter) :). Maybe you have some suggestions for preventing this dilemma. And also, do you do brakes? I was drving to an appointment this afternoon and my “ABS” light came on. I think I need a break job on my car. :)

I enjoyed your report of an afternoon’s activities. And way to go training Joey to do the oil changes for you. Maybe that’s how I can keep from getting my hands dirty. Train Nathan to do the oil change for me. ;) I think he would love to learn something like that. It would certainly come in handy if he ever has his own farm someday.

Have a good week and happy literature dropping! When do you plan to go?

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