The Musings of Faith

kilele:

“Brokers discuss price offers and deals at the Khartoum Stock Exchange, December 15, 2011.”
via ohyeahsudan:

Love that!

kilele:

Brokers discuss price offers and deals at the Khartoum Stock Exchange, December 15, 2011.

via ohyeahsudan:

Love that!


Dovely Magazine - Winter 2012 Issue

The neos are on page 6. Says OMEGA PI and everything. Super cool.


10 Biggest Positive Africa Stories of 2011 : The New Yorker

So important to highlight the positive. Great list! Are they missing any?


YES. IN.DEED.
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YES. IN.DEED.

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Reading is in fact extremely interactive from a neurological point of view. Your brain lights up a lot.


Josh Brown, @reformedbroker
The Reformed Broker has become a fav of mine this year. I met him in NYC earlier this year in Feburary. Not too long after that, I followed him on Twitter. There are few stocks/bonds guys that I follow on Twitter. So I find it amusing that he hits faithmight.com 10 months later as a reblog. I look forward to the next. 

Josh Brown, @reformedbroker

The Reformed Broker has become a fav of mine this year. I met him in NYC earlier this year in Feburary. Not too long after that, I followed him on Twitter. There are few stocks/bonds guys that I follow on Twitter. So I find it amusing that he hits faithmight.com 10 months later as a reblog. I look forward to the next. 


Those of us in the financial community know that when you have too big a position in a stock and are confronted with sleepless nights, you have to sell down to the sleeping point. For me, I have to give down to the sleeping point.

Paul Tudor Jones: “I have had trouble sleeping this year” | AR: Absolute Return - Alpha

Paul Tudor Jones reflects on the social ills that face most of the world. And is choosing to do something about it.


Survived my first major windstorm. These Santa Ana winds in  LA are no joke! I’ve never experienced anything like it! I remember a dust storm hitting Pasadena a couple of years ago when we first moved here. That was my 1st such storm but that was nothing compared to this. The storm hit Wednesday and by night it was blowing SUPER HARD. Even though the kids slept through it, I kept waking up throughout the night and waking Hubby up too. I was so scared. Hubby and I were out early the next morning Thursday, December 1 to assess the damage. We helped neighbors clear the streets of the huge tree branches that fell from the euclyptus tree in the front yard. The tree in the back yard that was nice and bushy the previous afternoon now has NO leaves at all. Pretty hilarious. Thankfully, the house and the cars were unscathed. School was cancelled as Pasadena declared a state of emergency so the kids got another 4-day weekend. Later that evening, we drove around the neighborhood and checked on the kids’ school. WOW! Pasadena was indeed hit hard. Miraculously, trees mostly fell into the streets and we saw only 1 house that was boarded up because a tree went through it. The local news reported no fatalities, another miracle.

On Friday, we went to the library so I could get online and get the kids out of the house some. It was PACKED! The whole neighborhood was there. Many people were still without power and Internet. Lots of laptops and iPads in there that day. But the sense of community was awesome! Folks talking to their neighbors and friends. I ended up hanging out with a friend of mine there and the kids’ saw their friends too. 

I’m feeling very blessed about the whole ordeal. I feeling like a new season of cleansing is upon us. Hubby and I been clearing out and cleaning out. The winds left our property spotless. Kind of crazy. Kind of weird. But definitely blessed by “Hurricane Pasadena”!



FASHION. STYLE. Defined.

Distinctly two states that can intermingle and dance with the body. Some days I am this chic :)


THANKSGIVING 2011
Small Thanksgiving dinner this year. Just the family. Thankful for another year.

THANKSGIVING 2011

Small Thanksgiving dinner this year. Just the family. Thankful for another year.


Win or lose you will never regret working hard, making sacrifices, being disciplined or focusing too much.



READY FOR THANKSGIVING!
Just cleaned up at the farmer’s market this morning. We, the entire family, were on a mission. My son typed up the list on my iPhone the night before while I rattled off items I needed for the dishes I wanted to create next Thursday. Hubby dropped off the big kids and I while he and the baby found parking. We scoped the scene, meaning I scanned all the prices while the kids quickly picked out samples trying to keep up with me. In 5 minutes, I knew exactly which farmers I wanted to buy from. This is the result. We did good! And I’m excited to eat cook another Thanksgiving dinner straight from the farmers. Everything smells good already. So fresh! Can you imagine Thursday?!

READY FOR THANKSGIVING!

Just cleaned up at the farmer’s market this morning. We, the entire family, were on a mission. My son typed up the list on my iPhone the night before while I rattled off items I needed for the dishes I wanted to create next Thursday. Hubby dropped off the big kids and I while he and the baby found parking. We scoped the scene, meaning I scanned all the prices while the kids quickly picked out samples trying to keep up with me. In 5 minutes, I knew exactly which farmers I wanted to buy from. This is the result. We did good! And I’m excited to eat cook another Thanksgiving dinner straight from the farmers. Everything smells good already. So fresh! Can you imagine Thursday?!


HAUTE!
pinklmaonade:

This is a cinemagraph I made for Elin Kling over at Style by Kling

HAUTE!

pinklmaonade:

This is a cinemagraph I made for Elin Kling over at Style by Kling


Beautiful utility

Beautiful utility



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