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RedHead wrote:TomTerrific0420 wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:Hello Everyone just checking in for a little while.
Hello my sweet PammieIs Lillian letting you get some sleep?
Hi Sweet RedHead, Mr Tom Terrific, Darling Annabeth and Everyone else I may have missed. No Lillian isn't letting me or her Mama much sleep. Grandpa on the other hand sleeps through anything. She's extremely fussy right now as a matter of fact.
I remember my nephew when he had colic...it was awful. We'd rock and lightly bounce him and when we thought he was asleep and went to lay him down, he'd started wailing again.
That's exactly what we've been going thru, last night Julianne finally got to go to sleep at around midnight, but I stayed up with Lilly until 2am and she hasn't slept much at all today either. She just pooped so hopefully she'll finally go to sleep.
Oh no!...my nephew would double over in our arms....I hope little Lillian doesn't hurt that bad.
She does I think, she's even stood up in our laps. I wish she'd out grow it soon, it just kills me to see her hurting like that.
---Motion is another effective method for easing crying from infant colic. Whether it be a baby swing, baby stroller, a ride in the car, or a walk in a baby sling, a colicky infant can be soothed by motion.
My grandma also used to lay my nephew on his back and let him kick...
We have a swing it helps a little bit. We're trying everything pumping her little legs, tummy time etc.
Anyway I'm gonna have to call it a night.
Sweet Dreams Everyone


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Re: Main Blog ~ Mon. Nov. 2nd ~ #1
TomTerrific0420 wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:Hello Everyone just checking in for a little while.
Hello my sweet PammieIs Lillian letting you get some sleep?
Hi Sweet RedHead, Mr Tom Terrific, Darling Annabeth and Everyone else I may have missed. No Lillian isn't letting me or her Mama much sleep. Grandpa on the other hand sleeps through anything. She's extremely fussy right now as a matter of fact.
I remember my nephew when he had colic...it was awful. We'd rock and lightly bounce him and when we thought he was asleep and went to lay him down, he'd started wailing again.
That's exactly what we've been going thru, last night Julianne finally got to go to sleep at around midnight, but I stayed up with Lilly until 2am and she hasn't slept much at all today either. She just pooped so hopefully she'll finally go to sleep.
Oh no!...my nephew would double over in our arms....I hope little Lillian doesn't hurt that bad.
She does I think, she's even stood up in our laps. I wish she'd out grow it soon, it just kills me to see her hurting like that.
---Motion is another effective method for easing crying from infant colic. Whether it be a baby swing, baby stroller, a ride in the car, or a walk in a baby sling, a colicky infant can be soothed by motion.


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Re: Main Blog ~ Mon. Nov. 2nd ~ #1
GoodNight Pam! Sleep well 


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Re: Main Blog ~ Mon. Nov. 2nd ~ #1
MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:TomTerrific0420 wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:Hello Everyone just checking in for a little while.
Hello my sweet PammieIs Lillian letting you get some sleep?
Hi Sweet RedHead, Mr Tom Terrific, Darling Annabeth and Everyone else I may have missed. No Lillian isn't letting me or her Mama much sleep. Grandpa on the other hand sleeps through anything. She's extremely fussy right now as a matter of fact.
I remember my nephew when he had colic...it was awful. We'd rock and lightly bounce him and when we thought he was asleep and went to lay him down, he'd started wailing again.
That's exactly what we've been going thru, last night Julianne finally got to go to sleep at around midnight, but I stayed up with Lilly until 2am and she hasn't slept much at all today either. She just pooped so hopefully she'll finally go to sleep.
Oh no!...my nephew would double over in our arms....I hope little Lillian doesn't hurt that bad.
She does I think, she's even stood up in our laps. I wish she'd out grow it soon, it just kills me to see her hurting like that.
---Motion is another effective method for easing crying from infant colic. Whether it be a baby swing, baby stroller, a ride in the car, or a walk in a baby sling, a colicky infant can be soothed by motion.
My grandma also used to lay my nephew on his back and let him kick...
We have a swing it helps a little bit. We're trying everything pumping her little legs, tummy time etc.
Anyway I'm gonna have to call it a night.
Sweet Dreams Everyone
Good night Sweet Pammie...Sweet dreams...I hope you get rest tonight.


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Re: Main Blog ~ Mon. Nov. 2nd ~ #1
onehope wrote:TomTerrific0420 wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:Hello Everyone just checking in for a little while.
Hello my sweet PammieIs Lillian letting you get some sleep?
Hi Sweet RedHead, Mr Tom Terrific, Darling Annabeth and Everyone else I may have missed. No Lillian isn't letting me or her Mama much sleep. Grandpa on the other hand sleeps through anything. She's extremely fussy right now as a matter of fact.
I remember my nephew when he had colic...it was awful. We'd rock and lightly bounce him and when we thought he was asleep and went to lay him down, he'd started wailing again.
That's exactly what we've been going thru, last night Julianne finally got to go to sleep at around midnight, but I stayed up with Lilly until 2am and she hasn't slept much at all today either. She just pooped so hopefully she'll finally go to sleep.
Oh no!...my nephew would double over in our arms....I hope little Lillian doesn't hurt that bad.
She does I think, she's even stood up in our laps. I wish she'd out grow it soon, it just kills me to see her hurting like that.
---Motion is another effective method for easing crying from infant colic. Whether it be a baby swing, baby stroller, a ride in the car, or a walk in a baby sling, a colicky infant can be soothed by motion.
Hello Onehope


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Re: Main Blog ~ Mon. Nov. 2nd ~ #1
Hello Hope of One...
I must take my leave and clear my head before trying to hit the pillow.
I must take my leave and clear my head before trying to hit the pillow.Have a pleasant rest of the evening and hopes for better things tomorrow!

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Re: Main Blog ~ Mon. Nov. 2nd ~ #1
TomTerrific0420 wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:Hello Everyone just checking in for a little while.
Hello my sweet PammieIs Lillian letting you get some sleep?
Hi Sweet RedHead, Mr Tom Terrific, Darling Annabeth and Everyone else I may have missed. No Lillian isn't letting me or her Mama much sleep. Grandpa on the other hand sleeps through anything. She's extremely fussy right now as a matter of fact.
I remember my nephew when he had colic...it was awful. We'd rock and lightly bounce him and when we thought he was asleep and went to lay him down, he'd started wailing again.
That's exactly what we've been going thru
, last night Julianne finally got to go to sleep at around midnight, but I stayed up with Lilly until 2am and she hasn't slept much at all today either. She just pooped so hopefully she'll finally go to sleep.
Oh no!...my nephew would double over in our arms....I hope little Lillian doesn't hurt that bad.
She does I think, she's even stood up in our laps. I wish she'd out grow it soon, it just kills me to see her hurting like that.
---Motion is another effective method for easing crying from infant colic. Whether it be a baby swing, baby stroller, a ride in the car, or a walk in a baby sling, a colicky infant can be soothed by motion.
Tom I am impressed with your baby knowledge......

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Re: Main Blog ~ Mon. Nov. 2nd ~ #1
TomTerrific0420 wrote:Hello Hope of One...
I must take my leave and clear my head before trying to hit the pillow.
Have a pleasant rest of the evening and hopes for better things tomorrow!
Hi Tom and goodnite, and you are right about NOJO babyslings


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Re: Main Blog ~ Mon. Nov. 2nd ~ #1
RedHead wrote:onehope wrote:TomTerrific0420 wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:RedHead wrote:MichiganPam wrote:Hello Everyone just checking in for a little while.
Hello my sweet PammieIs Lillian letting you get some sleep?
Hi Sweet RedHead, Mr Tom Terrific, Darling Annabeth and Everyone else I may have missed. No Lillian isn't letting me or her Mama much sleep. Grandpa on the other hand sleeps through anything. She's extremely fussy right now as a matter of fact.
I remember my nephew when he had colic...it was awful. We'd rock and lightly bounce him and when we thought he was asleep and went to lay him down, he'd started wailing again.
That's exactly what we've been going thru, last night Julianne finally got to go to sleep at around midnight, but I stayed up with Lilly until 2am and she hasn't slept much at all today either. She just pooped so hopefully she'll finally go to sleep.
Oh no!...my nephew would double over in our arms....I hope little Lillian doesn't hurt that bad.
She does I think, she's even stood up in our laps. I wish she'd out grow it soon, it just kills me to see her hurting like that.
---Motion is another effective method for easing crying from infant colic. Whether it be a baby swing, baby stroller, a ride in the car, or a walk in a baby sling, a colicky infant can be soothed by motion.
Hello Onehope
Hi Red


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Re: Main Blog ~ Mon. Nov. 2nd ~ #1
TomTerrific0420 wrote:Hello Hope of One...
I must take my leave and clear my head before trying to hit the pillow.
Have a pleasant rest of the evening and hopes for better things tomorrow!
Good night Tom...Amen on hopes for better things tomorrow.

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By Rich Jones, News Director
November 2, 2009 12:16 PM
The reward for information leading to Somer Thompson's killer just got an infusion of new cash.
First
Coast Crimestoppers Executive Director Wyllie Hodges says the
organization received an anonymous donation over the weekend, bringing
the total to $15,000.
"This 10-thousand dollars came from an
anonymous donor. And we just obviously want to help catch this
individual just as soon as we can".
To date, more than 2,400 tips have come in to police in Clay County, yet no arrests have been made.
The Justice Coalition also has a reward that tops $31,000 for information leading to Somer Thompson's killer.

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Ex-con charged in 4 fatal shootings in 'Mayberry'
By ALYSIA PATTERSON
Associated Press Writer
MOUNT AIRY, N.C. (AP) -- A soured love affair may have led an
ex-convict to gun down four men in the town that inspired the idyllic
community of Mayberry on the 1960s TV series "The Andy Griffith Show,"
police said Monday. Marcos Chavez Gonzalez, 29, was charged with
four counts of murder in the slayings late Sunday outside a television
store in Mount Airy, about 100 miles north of Charlotte.The four
were shot with a high-powered assault rifle outside Wood's TV, in the
shadow of a water tower that says "Welcome to Mount Airy" and has a
picture of Griffith and Opie, his son on the show.Police do not
believe the shootings were random. Mount Airy Police Chief Dale Watson
said officers are investigating several leads, including whether it was
a contract killing or repercussions from a love affair gone bad."This is Mayberry ... Andy Griffith's house is in spitting distance here," said Michael Wood, one of the owners of Wood's TV.The town, population 8,700, has built a tourist trade on nostalgia for the show that continues to thrive in syndication.Watson
identified the victims _ all residents of the town _ as Victor Alfonso
Martinez-Jimenez, 22; Javier Manuel Martinez, 21; Juan Manuel Martinez,
26; and Marcos Oviedo Aguliar, 21.Michelle Oviedo, 21, said her
boyfriend and brother were among the dead and the alleged shooter is
her mother's boyfriend. She said she was sitting on her porch not far
from Wood's TV when she heard the gunshots."When I got there, Javier and my brother were already gone," she said. "They were on top of each other."Jose
Armando Hernandez, 46, said through a translator that three of the
victims were his nephews. He said his family is "destroyed" over the
deaths, which he said stemmed from a problem with a woman.Gonzalez
was arrested without incident at a motel about 50 miles northeast of
the town, Henry County, Va., Sheriff Lane Perry said. He was unarmed
when he surrendered just before 4 a.m. to officers who had surrounded
the motel.He was extradited from Virginia and was being held in
the Surry County jail. Jail workers said it was not clear whether he
had an attorney.Watson said 16 shots were fired but the assault rifle had not been found."It was quite a crime scene," he said.State
prison records show Gonzalez was released more than two years ago after
serving more than two years on a 2002 conviction for kidnapping a minor
and a probation violation.State records show the felony
kidnapping charge required Gonzalez to register as a sex offender.
North Carolina's post-release supervision of Gonzalez ended in June
2006 when he returned to prison after failing to stay in contact with a
probation officer, Correction Department spokesman Keith Acree said.Nursing
supervisor Sue Coe at Northern Hospital of Surry County confirmed that
two people died at the store around 2:30 p.m. Sunday. She said two who
were wounded died at the hospital, just across the street from the
store.By Monday, someone had set up a makeshift memorial with
flowers. Mourners gathered there and some women lay on the ground
crying. Someone christened the memorial with a bottle of Corona beer,
which sat half empty next to brightly colored candles with photos of
saints on them.Gary Chilton, an owner of Chilton Insurance
Group, which shares the building with Wood's TV, said the crime is an
anomaly. Andy Griffith doesn't live there any more, but the town is
still quiet."I'm not sure it's totally sunk in because it's so
unusual. On any given Sunday there is nothing here in this parking lot.
There's nothing here at all," he said. "My biggest question is why in
this parking lot at all. Why Wood's TV parking lot?"___Associated Press writers Emery Dalesio in Raleigh and Mitch Weiss in Charlotte contributed to this report.
By ALYSIA PATTERSON
Associated Press Writer
MOUNT AIRY, N.C. (AP) -- A soured love affair may have led an
ex-convict to gun down four men in the town that inspired the idyllic
community of Mayberry on the 1960s TV series "The Andy Griffith Show,"
police said Monday. Marcos Chavez Gonzalez, 29, was charged with
four counts of murder in the slayings late Sunday outside a television
store in Mount Airy, about 100 miles north of Charlotte.The four
were shot with a high-powered assault rifle outside Wood's TV, in the
shadow of a water tower that says "Welcome to Mount Airy" and has a
picture of Griffith and Opie, his son on the show.Police do not
believe the shootings were random. Mount Airy Police Chief Dale Watson
said officers are investigating several leads, including whether it was
a contract killing or repercussions from a love affair gone bad."This is Mayberry ... Andy Griffith's house is in spitting distance here," said Michael Wood, one of the owners of Wood's TV.The town, population 8,700, has built a tourist trade on nostalgia for the show that continues to thrive in syndication.Watson
identified the victims _ all residents of the town _ as Victor Alfonso
Martinez-Jimenez, 22; Javier Manuel Martinez, 21; Juan Manuel Martinez,
26; and Marcos Oviedo Aguliar, 21.Michelle Oviedo, 21, said her
boyfriend and brother were among the dead and the alleged shooter is
her mother's boyfriend. She said she was sitting on her porch not far
from Wood's TV when she heard the gunshots."When I got there, Javier and my brother were already gone," she said. "They were on top of each other."Jose
Armando Hernandez, 46, said through a translator that three of the
victims were his nephews. He said his family is "destroyed" over the
deaths, which he said stemmed from a problem with a woman.Gonzalez
was arrested without incident at a motel about 50 miles northeast of
the town, Henry County, Va., Sheriff Lane Perry said. He was unarmed
when he surrendered just before 4 a.m. to officers who had surrounded
the motel.He was extradited from Virginia and was being held in
the Surry County jail. Jail workers said it was not clear whether he
had an attorney.Watson said 16 shots were fired but the assault rifle had not been found."It was quite a crime scene," he said.State
prison records show Gonzalez was released more than two years ago after
serving more than two years on a 2002 conviction for kidnapping a minor
and a probation violation.State records show the felony
kidnapping charge required Gonzalez to register as a sex offender.
North Carolina's post-release supervision of Gonzalez ended in June
2006 when he returned to prison after failing to stay in contact with a
probation officer, Correction Department spokesman Keith Acree said.Nursing
supervisor Sue Coe at Northern Hospital of Surry County confirmed that
two people died at the store around 2:30 p.m. Sunday. She said two who
were wounded died at the hospital, just across the street from the
store.By Monday, someone had set up a makeshift memorial with
flowers. Mourners gathered there and some women lay on the ground
crying. Someone christened the memorial with a bottle of Corona beer,
which sat half empty next to brightly colored candles with photos of
saints on them.Gary Chilton, an owner of Chilton Insurance
Group, which shares the building with Wood's TV, said the crime is an
anomaly. Andy Griffith doesn't live there any more, but the town is
still quiet."I'm not sure it's totally sunk in because it's so
unusual. On any given Sunday there is nothing here in this parking lot.
There's nothing here at all," he said. "My biggest question is why in
this parking lot at all. Why Wood's TV parking lot?"___Associated Press writers Emery Dalesio in Raleigh and Mitch Weiss in Charlotte contributed to this report.

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Guess you're not coming back. Night. Sweet dreams, God bless.

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