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July 4th, 2009
09:22 am - The Ehren Alphabet Legacy Chapter 4
Meet baby Antanas. He was named after a character from Upton Sinclair’s ‘The Jungle’ which I had just finished reading. Don’t bother with it by the way, the endings realy bad.
 Annette grew up without her mother because she was heading home with Antanas. I really didn't understand where her blond hair came from, since her mother and father both have blond hair and she has no grand parents. She’s all ready to start learning her toddler skills, which is good, because she’ll probably be the only child who will if they really want 5. 
Hazel and Christopher set strait to work making baby number three.
Annette and Antanas where given their own rooms, both decorated in their own favorite colours. The rooms would feel quite small as they grew up or as they got baby brothers or sisters but they would house them until then. 
Annette quickly started racking up the skills and had soon amassed all the points she could possibly get. 
Just a close up of baby Antanas. I was very curious what colour his hair will be but you can't tell on a baby I guess. 
Hazel was starting to get run down looking after two small children but there was no time to rest. As soon as she had one settled the other needed something. 
Christopher sat and talked with Annette for ages trying to get her to start talking. He did it in the end but it took alot of work. 
Hazel slowly but shorley built up a relationship with both her children. Whenever they needed a change or a feed she would hug them and play with them. She would love them. 
Baby number three was on the way and both parents where hoping for a girl. Christopher would probably be quite happy to stop after this baby was born but Hazel loved children. Having been rased an only child she wanted desperately to have as many children as she could cope with. 
While Christopher was at work Hazel looked after the children and looked after them well. She taught little Annette to walk all on her own. 
Antanas grew up into a cute little boy with his parents thick brown hair. 
Minutes later Hazel went into labor while fetching something to eat. 
She went by taxi to the hospital still hungry and exausted from spending all day wih the kids but she was safe in the knowledge that her huband would look after them.
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July 3rd, 2009
09:15 am - The Ehren Alphabet Legacy Chapter 3
Hazel had a baby girl who she decided to call Annette. Because she was the first child she would always have a special place in her parents’ hearts.
Christopher lavished care on his new baby daughter. Playing with her and snuggling her for ages each day.
Christopher ran to the carpool every day. He worked hard every day to build a better life for his young family. He would do anything he could for them.
They loved Annette deeply, and wanted to give her a little brother or sister. Hazel wanted so much to have a huge family, to be surrounded by her children.
I thought I’d give you a nice close up of baby Annette lying in her crib.
When little Annette was sleeping Hazel would wander into the garden and look after her apple trees and her vegetables and think to herself.
Finally the second child was showing them self and the nausea was over.
Meet Goldie the goldfish, corny I know.
Sometimes the hired help don’t quite earn their pay but what can you do? With one fussy baby and another on the way the Ehrens need all the help they can get.
Christopher entered a composition at the local diner and gave them some of his ratatouille to try in an attempt to win the prize money, only to win second place and get nothing.
The garden was starting to take up a lot more time than Hazel is able to give, what with her growing family. She decided she would not plant any more plants that she already had so as to have more time to devote to her baby.
On the other hand a woman also needs to spend time looking after her own needs. Hazel always crawled into a book when she needed to escape, a bookworm through and through.
Hazel went into labor while looking after her garden.
She hailed a cab and rushed to the hospital emergency room, leaving Christopher at home to look after Annette and get everything ready for the new baby.
Current Location: england
Current Mood: chipper
Current Music: none
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June 30th, 2009
04:05 pm - The Ehren Alphabet Legacy Chapter 2
Hazel decided to take Christopher to the park to tell him about the baby. They walked over the bridge crossing the pond where Christopher liked to fish on his days off. He was elated by the news. They decided to get married and raise the child together.
Christopher couldn’t stop thinking about the baby. He was hoping for a little girl but it didn’t really matter. He wanted to give the baby a good life, a good head start. This child would not want for anything.
Hazel loved her garden. She worked on it for hours each day, planting, watering and harvesting, feeling at rights with the world.
Hazel decided that they couldn’t wait for ages to get together, as the baby was getting closer by the minute. She invited Christopher over to her house and let him stay over. They spent the night together and in the mourning she got down on one knee in the kitchen, both of them still in their pj’s. He agreed.
Christopher slipped the wedding ring onto Hazel’s finger. Through thick and thin...
...for richer, for poorer. This is where the fun begins.
Christopher went and got a job in the medical career on his first day living with Hazel, and by the end of the day he had bagged himself a promotion.
Hazel was contented. She couldn’t think of a way she could be happier than she was then. Everything was going her way.
Christopher spent as much time as he could going out fishing but ended up running home when the ghosts came out to play. He wasn’t a very good angler but he managed to catch a gold fish.
I could kind of understand Hazels’ want to buy a crib but this? The baby hasn’t even been born yet!
Where as I’m not getting over anxious, not at all...
This is the new baby’s room, built on the back of the house next to the living room.
Hazel was getting really big by then and was spending most of her time looking after her needs.
Christopher was a very supporting husband, giving her massages when her back hurt and doing all the cooking for the two of them.
Hazel and Christopher where pretty much out of money by that point and living hand to mouth so when Hazel went to the park looking for seeds she went round picking all the ripe fruit she could find on the trees.
Hazel went into labor rite after getting out of the shower and immediately called a cab to go to the hospital.
She arrived at the hospital in good time and wandered in to get a hold of some of this gas she’d herd all about.
Chris got to the hospital as fast as he could. Now to wait and see.
Tune in next time to find out if it's a boy or a girl. Vote for generation B girls names at http://www.forums.boolprop.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=41211 and generation B boys names at http://www.forums.boolprop.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=41210
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June 28th, 2009
02:59 pm - The Ehren Alphabet Legacy Chapter 1
Hello everyone, and welcome to the beginning of the Ehren alphabet legacy. I can’t believe I’m stupid enough to do this but I have the whole half term to get it done.
This is the founding sim Hazel Ehren. She’s a bit of a bookworm, has a green thumb, she’s very frugal, she’s a kleptomaniac and she’s family-oriented with a lifetime want to raise 5 children. That want is going to kill me. Her favorite type of music is Classical music and she likes waffles and the colour black
This is Christopher, who came over with the welcome wagon. He looks like he has potential and when Hazel asked he said he was single so I’m really hoping they like each other.
I had Hazel start to plant up her own little garden in front of her house with some tomatoes, lettuce and an apple tree. She seemed to really enjoy herself looking after her plants.
Hazel joined the culinary career and got a promotion on the first day, but unbeknownst to me she had in fact stolen a set of blinds from the diner.
On Wednesday when Hazel’s two days off started she invited Christopher around to get to know each other better. They talked and joked and all day.
Christopher and Hazel got on incredibly well and they where kissing and cuddling by evening. Hazel found out then what a good kisser Christopher was.
I think Hazel may be beginning to regret buying all the cheapest furniture to save money. It may be more cost effective just to buy a better toilet.
Christopher agreed to start going out with Hazel. Things are actually looking pretty good for their relationship.
Things where going really well so they decided to take it to the bed room. There was a lullaby!
It looks like Hazel is starting to feel the ill effects of having a bun in the oven. Poor Hazel! She won’t even figure it out until the bump starts to show!
Oh no! A burglar! I guess it was going to happen eventually. At least she’s pretty rich at the moment. Hazel woke up and crept into the kitchen to see what the noise was. She whispered into her mobile phone to the operator and the police officer came running.
The police woman and the burglar had a fight in the front garden and the burglar beat him into the ground! Of cause, she came back into the house with her tail between her legs and just said that the burglar got away!
Hazel got a baby bump and finally realized that she was pregnant. She was heading out to get the news paper to cut out the coupons which are a life saver for sims with absolutely no money.
That's it for now. Please tell me if I made any stupid spelling mistakes or anything!
I'm a bit behind on the uploading so please vote for generation B girls at http://www.forums.boolprop.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=41211 and generation B boys at http://www.forums.boolprop.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=41210
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Current Mood: hot
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May 14th, 2009
07:26 am - Weeks almost over
This mourning is the second time is a row I've slept in and I'm realy fed up with it. I don't know wats wrong with me!
I finaly finished Irrationality by the way and it was realy good. It's definately a must read for anyone who wants to become a doctor.
I'm thinking of taking one or two part-time courses at college. Deffinately British Sign Language and posibly German.
Current Location: warwickshire, England
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May 11th, 2009
06:39 am - Bleh!
I've been of sick from collage for a week and i'm a bit nurvous because I can't quite remember when our asignment is due in but some magazines I got out from the library where due back last friday but the librarians are pritty nice so I hold out hope.
I'm now reading Irrationality by Stuart Sutherland and so far I'm really enjoying it. I love books like this, they really make me think and I like that.
My mums got me to try and write some book reviews for her website, ratipedia. Honistly she didn't have to try very hard. I'm going to read The Extended Phenotype to write a review but it's a hard book.
Current Location: Warwickshire, England
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May 10th, 2009
11:31 am
If anything rankles me in the history of science and religion it has to be religious groups trying to take credit for scientific discoveries in countries they hang over like a storm cloud. It always raises my hackles when people talk about Islamic science or Christian science. These has phrases are so popular that Christian Science is in the Microsoft Word spell checker.
On the other hand, the religion of a person always has a profound affect on what they think and how they act. I think we must always keep in mind that although a persons religious belief will contribute to a persons thought, it's not the only thing that does.
I've added some links to a set of videos I found very interesting, containing a BBC program that shows the scientific innovations that took place in the Islamic world.
What The Ancients Did For Us; The Islamic World Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVuetP4g5Cs
What The Ancients Did For Us; The Islamic World Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GOsqxPMwJA
What The Ancients Did For Us; The Islamic World Part 3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YV5wqk-oCc8
What The Ancients Did For Us; The Islamic World Part 4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AykH4e0hIsY
What The Ancients Did For Us; The Islamic World Part 5
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3f6iUqe6hc
What The Ancients Did For Us; The Islamic World Part 6
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MJ6_II3jrA
What The Ancients Did For Us; The Islamic World Part 7
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-aSlFDLONk
Current Location: Warwickshire, England
Current Music: None
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May 9th, 2009
05:39 pm - Best Of Atheism This Week
This is a video series that I've been watching for a while but I've been a bit standoffish because things thike these have a habit to petter out after a few episodes. It's starting to seem like this will be around for a while so I'll post links when the episodes go live.
#1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aw20P1P2jrk
#2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCw-7b4EW0U
#3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAMD2xRyXIc
#4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxvGlUwii0Q
#5 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJGB009r9-M
#6 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wP0GaMJ9YrU
Current Location: Warwickshire, England
Current Music: None
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04:40 pm - Non-Believing Literati
I am now trying to become a member of the Non-Believing Literati and I have just received a message from my local library saying the book I requested came in.
This month we're reading The Jungle by Olson Sinclair (I think) and I hope to get a post up after the earliest posting date comes.
Current Location: Warwickshire, England
Current Music: None
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04:27 pm - Harry
I am sorry to say that I broke up with harry a little while ago. We lived a long way away from each other and didn't get to see much of each other so it was kind of inevitable but it's still upsetting.
I don't technically have a boyfriend at the moment but I have met someone I wouldn't mind pursuing a relationship with. I think he feels the same. I met him at the Whitby Goth Weekend when I got way to drunk on the first night (this is why I try not to drink) and we really enjoyed each others company.
I've been talking to him over e-mail and with MSN and I'll keep you updated. :-)
Current Location: Warwickshire, England
Current Music: None
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04:01 pm - cool videos!
Those who know me will know that I really love watching videos on YouTube and the internet. I thought I would show you some of my favorite video makers over the coming months.
This video producer is really good and professional and makes simple, easy to understand explanations of various subjects from economics to IT to zombies. I really like this guy because he makes his subjects simple for people like me who kind of need it that way.
http://www.youtube.com/user/leelefever
Current Location: Warwickshire, England
Current Mood: ![[mood icon]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/mood/classic/blah.gif) blah
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April 5th, 2009
08:57 pm - Bug!
I just did the ninja thing of catching a bug in your hand, and now my hands are covered in moth wing scales. Its really quite disgusting!
I got another while typing in the music box.
Current Location: Home
Current Music: The Acadamy is... - Slow down
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08:30 pm - Geting on with stuff...
I have finaly got back on the wagon! I only hope it will continue for more than a few days!
I finished a book I got from the college library today. How to Study & learn by Peter Marshall. It's pritty good and I'm probably going to take a few notes to keep for when I do A-levels.
I have a new boyfriend, Harry. He's so sweet and kind! Maby a bit pervy but only jokingly and I'm worse! I hope to go to his house at some point. He came to my house on mothering sonday and brought flowers for mum, which was more than she got from both of us put together. (oups!) he fel asleep for half of The Decent and it was realy sweet. He had an excuse because he had been up till the early hours of the mourning at a party with his parents, however that works.
It's the easter holiday at the moment and we get 2 weeks of which me and my little brother are using for studying. I'm doing a relitively easy childcare corse at the moment but then I plan to do the level 2 course and after that I want to do A-levels so I can do tutoring for a living. I hope to tutor maths and sciense but I can always do others if I get the A-levels as they say you should be 2 levels above what you want to tutor.
I'm reading World War Z by Max Brooks (the guy who wrote the Zombie Survival Guide) at the moment and it's realy good. I'll tell you more when I've finished it.
I've updated my Squidoo lens on puppets. I only put some of the subtitles but I'm going to put picutese on it tomorow probably. It's at http://www.squidoo.com/manypuppet
Current Location: Home
Current Mood: cheerful
Current Music: Alien Ant Farm - Forgive and Forget
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November 19th, 2008
12:28 pm
http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/
A realy fun lego based daily webcomic.
http://www.ctrlaltdel-online.com/
A well drawn webcomic with a good story line.
http://www.kawaiinot.com/
The comic for cute gon wrong.
Current Location: Home
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July 10th, 2008
01:18 pm - 109 weeks since I bothered
Why can I never stick to doing one thing? I have tried a hundred things trying to make it a lifetime thing, learning Japanese, learning BSL, charity work, studying anything... I realy wish I could keep doing something. The only thing I have proberbly ever stuck to is drinking tea and reading and thats never got me anywhere.
I've been reading alot of books lately and I am going to try to put up some revews of them to get myself looking properly at the books I read and if someone hapens to stumble upon them then bully for them.
I have nuthing to do for more than 8 weeks so I will probably be writing on here alot over the next few monthes. I have to use mum's computer while shes at work because my computer won't log on and my dad refuses to fix it till I clean my room, the slave driver. I do have to admit that tripping on something in there will probably kill me, but its the principle of the thing.
Current Location: Living room
Current Mood: apathetic
Current Music: TV
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