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fundieshaderoom · 4 months

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Fundies and Adjacents I Follow: Marriages & Babies Born in 2023

January:

Genesis Laura Liberty Reber was born to Lemuel and Hannah on January 2.

Emily Haight and Justus Stangl married on January 14.

Valkyria Claudio was born to Darienne (Moravek) and Fredo on January 15.

Madeline Langdon and Zachary Garcia got married on January 16.

David Silas Robertson was born to Reed and Brighton on January 20.

Scottie June Love Weaver was born to Vanessa and Jeff on January 27.

February:

Hailey James Clark was born to Katie (Bates) and Travis on February 17.

March:

Phillipos Luke Papapostolou "Pippo" was born to Jenny and Elias on March 16.

Rhett Alan Webster was born to Alyssa (Bates) and John on March 18.

Hudson James Hill was born to Matthew and Kayla on March 19.

April:

Hannah (Paine) and Levi Pelletier welcomed a little girl sometime in April.

Charles Ervin Holt was born to Spencer and Hayley Holt on April 6.

Josiah Paine and Alyssa Nickles married on April 8.

Willie Robertson Jr. and Abby Hammond married on April 28.

May:

Brooklyn May Hoover was born to Ashley (Salyer) and Eric on May 1.

Kayson Clark Manaraze was born to Kayla (Clark) and Cameron on May 9.

Logan Smith and Lindsay Haight married on May 16.

Gunner James Forsyth was born to Joy (Duggar) and Austin on May 17.

Haven Belle Huff was born to Sadie (Robertson) and Christian on May 22.

Nora Kate Duggar was born to Jedidiah and Katey (Nakatsu) on May 24.

Haven Mae Kahle was born to Brance and Cherise on May 29.

Eliza Muckerheide was born to Darbs (Trewhella) and Isaiah.

June:

Ryan and Erin Alexander welcomed a little girl sometime in June.

David and Paige Williams welcomed a little boy sometime in June.

Lily Robertson and Austin Stalbaum married on June 5.

Owen Matthias Wissmann was born to Matthias and Michelle on June 17.

Benson William Blair was born to Brooklyn (Collingsworth) and William on June 30.

Haven Proell was born to Rochelle (Trewhell) and Nick.

July:

Susanna Wissmann and Drew Jarred married on July 1.

Gideon Daniel Hill was born to Kaylee (Rodrigues) and Jonathan on July 5.

Geneva Claire Silberman was born to Anastasia (Salyer) and James on July 9.

August:

Atlas Gray Hoover was born to Hannah (Salyer) and Luke on August 1.

Iliya Andrii Petrenko was born to Ellissa (Baird) and Andrii on August 2.

Matt Reith and Rachel Raylyanu married on August 4.

Theodore James Wissmann was born to Nathanael and Katrina on August 7.

Lincoln Bontrager and Susanna Helferich married on August 12.

Lily Jo Bates was born to Zach Bates and Whitney (Perkins) on August 15.

Rafe Alden Wikstrom was born to Lauren (Andregg) and Devin Wikstrom on August 21.

Baby Girl Trewhella was born to Talia and Matthew.

September:

Calvin Driscoll and Brisee Schnack married on September 1.

Margot Lea McDaniel was born to Emma Mae (Jenkins) and Joshua.

Sophia Trewhella and Maxwell Trego got married on September 10.

Ryker Cruise Bates was born to Lydia (Romeike) and Trace Bates on September 12.

Wells McEacharn Robertson was born to John Luke and Mary Kate on September 12.

Liberty Arabella Staddon was born to Robert and Kendalyn on September 19.

Indiana Levi Chase "Indy" was born to Ashley (Driscoll) and Landon Chase on September 23.

Audrey Ann Busenitz was born to Rachel (Wissmann) and Alan on September 26.

October:

Sailor and Skye Wilson were born to Jonah and Grace on October 4.

Denver Alan Patton was born to Gabrielle (Perez) and Andrew on October 8.

Emerson Wells and Jackson Bates married on October 14.

Mia Gayle Paine was born to Alyssa and Josiah on October 14.

Maverick James Young was born to Kristen Nicole and Justin on October 16.

Luca Charles Mauro was born to Christiana (Clark) and Michael on October 20.

Evie Mae Metz was born to Courtney (Collingsworth) and Michael on October 20.

Hayes Gerald Willis was born to Lexi and Jeremiah on October 24.

William Gage Paine was born to Erin (Bates) and Chad on October 30.

November:

James Ezra Schadt was born to Amber (Perez) and Levi on November 1.

Isla Jane Barger was born to Michelle (Seewald) and Elijah on November 3.

Isaiah Valiant Arakel Afarian was born to Rachelle (Waller) and Joseph on November 10.

Kimberleigh Noel Roberts was born to Sophia (Meggs) and Jacob Roberts on November 26.

December:

Dakota Rae Kenney was born to Cat (Smith) and Aaron on December 11.

Lydia Ballinger and Thomas Herring married on December 13.

Lilian Noelle Storms was born to Sara (Trewhella) and Jason on December 18.

George Augustine Seewald was born to Jessa (Duggar) and Ben Seewald on December 19.

Jonathan Hartono and Tannia Christy married.

This year, 50 babies were born and 14 weddings were held.

Top Families:

Bates- 5 babies born, 1 wedding held

Robertson- 4 babies born, 2 weddings held

Trewhella- 4 babies born, 1 wedding held

Paine- 3 babies born, 1 wedding held

Clark- 3 babies born

Salyer- 3 babies born

Wissmann- 2 babies born, 1 wedding held

Driscoll- 2 babies born, 1 wedding held

Noyes- 2 babies born

Duggar- 3 babies born

Hill- 2 babies born

Wilson- 2 babies born

Collingsworth- 2 babies born

Perez- 2 babies born

Seewald- 2 babies born

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fundieinfoplace · 7 months

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October due babies

Kristen Baird Young is expecting her 5th, a boy named Maverick.

Michelle Seewald Barger is expecting her 1st, a girl named Isla Jane.

Savannah Crockett Morris is expecting her 2nd child.

Gabrielle Perez Patton is expecting her third, a boy named Denver

Christiana Clark Mauro is expecting her second, boy.

Lexi Seymour Willis is expecting her 3rd child.

Lydia Hulin Poteet is expecting her 3rd child.

Alyssa Nickels Paine is expecting her first child a girl named Mia.

Hannah Tate Schrock is expecting her 5th child

Brooke Crain is expecting her second child, a boy

#pregnancy due months

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popentertainment-moviereviews · 1 year

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A MAN CALLED OTTO (2023)

Starring Tom Hanks, Mariana Treviño, Rachel Keller, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Truman Hanks, Cameron Britton, Mike Birbiglia, Mack Bayda, Juanita Jennings, Peter Lawson Jones, Christiana Montoya, Alessandra Perez, Max Pavel, Kailey Hyman, Josephine Valentina Clark, John Higgins, Tony Bingham, Lily Kozub, Julian Manjerico and Bodhi Wilson.

Screenplay by David Magee.

Directed by Marc Forster.

Distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing. 126 minutes. Rated PG-13.

Hollywood has a long history of taking popular foreign films and moving them to the States, often oversimplifying and somewhat homogenizing them in the name of “Americanization.”

The main character has a different first name in Tom Hanks’ version of Hannes Holm’s 2015 comedy-drama A Man Called Ove – which itself was based on Fredrik Backman’s 2012 best-selling novel. And while A Man Called Otto is not as good as the earlier film, it’s not all that far behind.

Yes, A Man Called Otto has a huge sentimental streak (so did the original and the novel), and yes, sometimes the plotting is a bit overly convenient. And while sometimes sentimentality is off-putting in a film when it starts to feel manipulative – it often is for me – sometimes it just depends on whether you buy in to the characters and situations.

A Man Called Otto worked for me.

It is an interesting piece of casting, choosing the famously affable Tom Hanks to play an angry curmudgeon, the kind of guy who you would tend to try to avoid – which would suit him just fine. Hanks mostly pulls it off pretty well, although you do sort of tend to see a little playful tinkle in the actor’s eyes when he is saying and doing things that are particularly anti-social. (Rolf Lassgård felt a bit more naturally grounded in the same part for the 2015 film, but that is possibly because he doesn’t carry Hanks’ pop cultural baggage, at least not in the US.)

Despite its tendency towards a bit of sappiness, it does revolve around a very serious, very dark concept. In fact, before seeing Otto, I wondered if they would downplay or erase this thread, and to the filmmakers’ credit, they did not blink on the subject. Otto is an aging widower who has decided to kill himself to reunite in the afterlife with his late beloved wife, the only person in the world that – as the film puts it – brought color to his life.

It's not easy to make a comedy about suicide.

The running gag – if you can really have a running gag about attempting suicide – is that Otto is always interrupted in the middle of the act by the petty realities and annoyances of life.

As the film begins, Otto’s life is nothing but a series of petty realities and annoyances.

Otto is a very basic, rules-following, hard-working and grumpy man. His wife had died six months earlier. He has recently been sort of forced to retire – it’s okay, he never liked the job anyway – but now he has little to occupy his time. He keeps a watch on his little prefab neighborhood, reminding his neighbors of rules and transgressions like cleaning up after their dog, not using the street as a through street, correctly sorting recyclables and parking their bikes in the proper place.

The only thing he has which would be considered a social life is regularly visiting his wife in the cemetery and getting into arguments with retail employees who want to charge him for six feet of rope when he only needs five. (The fact that the difference is only $0.33 doesn’t matter – it’s the principle of the thing.) He also spends much of his time remembering his past – Hanks’ son Truman plays young Otto in these regular flashbacks – with his beloved Sonya (Rachel Keller).

His life changes when a Mexican family moves in across the street, particularly the vivacious and hugely pregnant mother of two named Marisol – played by Mariana Treviño in a star-making performance in which she goes head-to-head with Hanks and always comes out shining. He also feels a grudging liking for her two adorable young daughters. (He thinks the dad is an idiot, though.)

Marisol pulls Otto out of his cocoon and a series of inconveniences – a stray cat, an old friend and rival possibly being forced out of their home, driving lessons, the strained family life of the local paper deliverer (a transgender former student of Sonya’s) all delay his plans for death.

Will Otto actually find a new reason to live?

As I said before, A Man Called Otto is occasionally manipulative and can be a tiny bit sappy. And yet I bought in to it. If you are willing to give yourself in to Otto’s world, then A Man Called Otto has much to offer.

Jay S. Jacobs

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onlinefishingguide · 1 year

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The Ladies in Proficient Bass Fishing Today - Where Could They be?

I had a medical procedure last week and couldn't fish or drive, so I was working on the site and conversing with certain companions on Facebook while observing some live competition inclusion, and the subject of why we don't see numerous ladies fishing in proficient bass occasions came up.

It truly made me think since I hadn't given as much consideration to this as I ought to have.

I chose to reach a few lifelong companions in proficient bass fishing both male and female and get their contemplations on it, and I think you'll be shocked at what some of them said.

To begin with, on the off chance that you didn't know it, ladies haven't forever been permitted to fish B.A.S.S. occasions.

The principal lady to contend in a co-ed B.A.S.S. competition was Vojai Reed. She fished the 1991 Missouri Invitational and completed 58th! not terrible, yet it wasn't a thing to show that ladies planned to win a great deal of Bassmaster Fisherman of the Year grants or begin bringing back home Bassmaster Exemplary prizes.

What's more, starting around 2018, they haven't!

I had a tackle store, guide administration, and a public broadcast at the earliest reference point of the web.

I had been associated with the old Redman Visit where I met a great deal of fishermen who are fishing at an expert level today, and I had opened Bass Master shops in Harrisburg, Dad where I did classes for TTI Blackmore, permitting me to connect with a ton of experts in bass fishing. I reached Andre Moore,who had Response Advancements and begun conveying his snares, and talking him on the radio shows.I was at the Exemplary when he proposed to Kim Bain in front of an audience.

I thought, how wonderful is this, a group like that fishing the Works of art together, she will go the distance.

Kim Bain-Moore was the principal lady to contend in the Bassmaster Exemplary. She qualified by winning the 2008 Ladies' Bassmaster Visit Fisherman of the Year title. In the Work of art, she completed 47th out of 51 fishermen. It was her first and last!

Pam Martin-Wells turned into the second lady to fish the Work of art. Like Kim Bain-Moore, she qualified in the wake of winning the 2009 WBT AOY grant. She completed 22nd out of 51 fishermen in the Classic.Pam Martin-Wells is effectively the most achieved female fisherman in B.A.S.S. history.Martin-Wells positions 123rd on the B.A.S.S. all-time prize cash list with $308,321.14. The vast majority of that was acquired through the WBT or in her solitary Exemplary appearance.

After the disintegration of the WBT in 2011 no lady has even verged on meeting all requirements for the title.

Janet Parker verged on meeting all requirements for the Elites in 2011.

Sabrina Thompson was profiled some time back on a neighborhood news station in Texas, she is a Master Fisherman and was partaking in that end of the week's Bass Ace Shops Bassmaster Focal Opens.

So why would that be no joking matter?

She was the very first person of color to contend in the bass fishing competition.

She fills in as the VP of the Global League of Dark Bass Fishermen, and has a non-benefit association "Texas Fighting Fishermen", where she shows ladies and youngsters the nuts and bolts of fishing.

Having been engaged with bass fishing in the Upper east, and bridging the country bass fishing and directing, for over 30 years, I got an opportunity to get to know a great deal of expert fishermen, both male and female, I invested energy with Judy Wong at the Work of art, I was there at Christie Bradley's most memorable competitions on the Potomac waterway, so I had high any desires for seeing a ladies win the Class or FLW visit.

Christiana Bradley posted a fourth spot finish at the Bass Star Shops Southern Open on Douglas Lake, making B.A.S.S. history.

It was the best completion ever by a lady in a co-ed B.A.S.S. occasion, beating Dianna Clark's fifth put finish on the Red Stream at a 2010 Open. Click here OnlineFishingGuide.com

I took Mary Divincenti, Ladies' Bassmaster Exemplary boss, out prefishing for the FLW and had her on my public broadcasts, so I was expecting an extraordinary arrangement from these ladies in proficient bass fishing, given the way that things were changing in bass fishing for ladies and I knew some of them by and by, which provoked me to contact the top female and male fishermen today and see what their considerations were on why this hasn't occurred.

This is the very thing that they said when I inquired "For what reason Don't We See More Ladies Fishing At An Expert Level Today?"

I think with the notoriety of the game developing you will see ladies fishing at the most elevated levels soon. With the secondary school and school programs developing at the rate they are it's getting young ladies required at before ages which allows them to invest more energy on the water to learn. Up to this point the folks that have gotten along admirably at the expert level have numerous long stretches of fishing experience with fathers, granddads, uncles or companions. This time on the water gives them an immense benefit over ladies. With ladies getting involved a lot more youthful and seeing a feasible calling they can put their time and exertion in it will attract ladies to the game.

Matt Herron

I would agree that it is only the numerical rates. There are presumably some extraordinary lady fishermen, however for all of them there are in a real sense a huge number of extraordinary male fishers. That is the reason no ladies fit the bill for the Elites. The first will make a strong half million every year in the event that she sells it! We will see.

Chad Pipkens

Insights show that ladies fishermen is a developing number.

Your inquiry is the reason the quantity of cutthroat ladies fishermen isn't bigger?

By and by, my story began with a family that fished, a spouse who fished and presently is steady of my contending in the Woman Bass Fishermen (LBAA) and before that as a co-fisherman in the Bassmaster Ladies' Star Visit (WBT).

I began fishing competitions with my better half, back during the 80's. I was truly open to fishing with my significant other. In any case, I do concede, that whenever he first inquired as to whether I'd fish a group competition with him, I didn't know different men would invite a woman fisher. I concede, I was off-base and I was extremely invited and later my better half became known as "Martha's significant other."?

Rolling out the improvement to fishing in a draw competition was enormous for me. Since my better half and I generally fished together, I was worried about going out with different fishermen, male or female. Having a female visit (WBT) was the open door I wanted. With that, I began fishing the BFL, and ABA Opens (both as a co-fisher and a boater). Presently I fish as an Expert/Boater with Woman Bass Fishers.

I additionally had family support.

In the 80's, my sister would watch our two kids so my significant other and I could fish the Saturday competitions.

My better half, is great! He is my "bass caddy" as I traverse the states contending in competitions. He upholds me and helps different women.

What's required for additional ladies fishers:

Women to feel great to start the new experience

Chances to "develop" the quantity of woman fishers

Training

Advancing women association

telling women how to get everything rolling

support

Presently, the ladies' ace visit is the Woman Bass Fishers. The times of Bass n' Ladies and WBFA, WBT, and so on are gone. I've seen such countless new fishers start out with LBAA. Having the potential chance to fish with a women visit is enormous. A few women need that safe place to get everything rolling. (I did indeed… )

Couldn't want anything more than to see more help and inclusion with LBAA.

The present ladies' star visit and a chance for women is the Woman Bass Fishermen. Having better supporters, having the option to offer better award bundles and payout would be colossal. To numerous fishermen the monetary honors aren't sufficient to warrant the extremely long travel and time responsibility.

Downtime and an opportunity to contend… LBAA currently has three normal season competitions and a Work of art.

Youngster care - Ladies are regularly the primary individual to deal with their families.

In one boat families, the spouse ought to share the "boat time with their wives". I've seen to many spouses have an impending competition so they have the boat and the "wife remains at home with the children."

Women need to know how to feel happy with contending in transcendently male competitions. To settle in, begin contending in group competitions with a relative or companion

Look at group trails:

American Bass Fishers Couples Series

Fishers of Men

Nearby group trails

Open group competitions

Clarify pressing issues

First inquiry is the manner by which to utilize the bathroom…

Put resources into appropriate apparel. Dress for the climate.

Martha Goodfellow

I genuinely believe everything revolves around to change… Young ladies today have the amazing chance to begin consummating their bass fishing abilities with help from their family, Colleagues and Mentor from their Secondary School Fishing Crew, Not simply Father or Grandad any longer.

I feel that young ladies keen on the game will get a move by guardians in light of the fact that in the end Fishing could procure them a full paid school grant! Then, at that point, they have their school fishing crew to rest on! You can't simply get up one morning and say I will fish the exemplary this year. Yet, today way more conceivable then it at any point has been. I figure you will see more young ladies in the game before very long.

Sarah Boyett Hicks

As far as one might be concerned, the cash isn't where it should be. In any case, for that to occur, more ladies would should purchase the boats and engines, not fishing out of a common boat. This subject came up numerous quite a while back with Mr. Dan Shad of Mercury.

Barbara Stevenson

I consider one the large issues is most ladies don't get involved for the right reasons. Numerous ladies fish with a sweetheart or a spouse. Not on the grounds that they have a totally enthusiasm for the game. I live inhale and rest fishing. I feel like I have a characteristic sense for the game. I truly think it begins at a young level. We want to get our little kids engaged with the game as soon as could be expected.

Kendra Mueller

I have a great deal to say regarding this matter. It's something I contemplate day to day. I think there are such countless reasons. Energy. Penance. Families. Certainty. Obligation. Obligations. Absence of regard. Pressure. Time. Funds.

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pygartheangel · 2 years

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This "Pretty Woman" (1990) -inspired art installation by late African-American artist Virgil Abloh from his "Figures of Speech" exhibit 2015-2019 appears in the film "Candyman" (2021)

#virgil abloh #candyman #art #horror movies #nia dacosta #teyonah parris #christiana clark #chicago #Black gaze

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genevieveetguy · 2 years

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Candyman. The urban legend is, if you say his name five times while looking in the mirror, he appears in the reflection, and it kills you.

Candyman, Nia DaCosta (2021)

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milliondollarbaby87 · 3 years

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Candyman (2021) Review

Anthony McCoy a struggling artist is about to discover the legend and myth of the Candyman and it will completely consume not only him but his work as well. Say his name . . . ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (more…)

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brwn3y3dgirl · 4 years

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Say his name 5 times ...

Candyman Dir. Nia DaCosta, 2020

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badgaymovies · 2 years

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Candyman (2021)

Candyman by #NiaDaCosta starring #TeyonahParris and #YahyaAbdulMateenII, "whatever was cleverly patterned out in the beginning starts to feel haphazardly made up by the end", Today's review on MyOldAddiction.com

NIA DaCOSTA Bil’s rating (out of 5): BBB USA/Canada/Australia, 2021. Universal Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Bron Studios, Monkeypaw Productions, Creative Wealth Media Finance. Screenplay by Jordan Peele, Win Rosenfeld, Nia DaCosta, based on the 1992 motion picture Candyman by Bernard Rose and the short story The Forbidden by Clive Barker. Cinematography by John Gulesarian. Produced by Ian…

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kenpiercemedia · 3 years

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Universal Pictures” “Candyman” Official Trailer 2

When we last discussed the upcoming “Candyman” film here on the website, the world was a very different place since that was in the ending days of February 2020. That post can be found HERE if you’d like to be thorough and now as the world slowly tries to be normal again after so much chaos, a new trailer has arrived. I’ve secured that along with a better premise and casting and art. Enjoy and I…

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#brian king #candyman #carl clemons-hopkins #cassie kramer #cedric mays #christiana clark #colman domingo #kyle kaminsky #movie trailers #nancy pender #nathan stewart-jarrett #pam jones #rebecca spence #teyonah parris #tony todd #trailers #universal pictures #vanessa a. williams #yahya abdul-mateen

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roaring-girls · 7 years

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Christiana Clark (second from left) as Horatio - re-gendered

Hamlet, directed by Lisa Peterson (2016)

Oregon Shakespeare Festival

Photo by Jenny Graham

#hamlet #horatio #christiana clark #lisa peterson #oregon shakespeare festival

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fundieshaderoom · 6 months

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Fundie and Adjacents: October in a Glimpse

Births:

Jonah and Grace Wilson gave birth to their first children Sailor and Skye on October 4.

Gabrielle (Perez) and Andrew Patton gave birth to their third child Denver Alan on October 8. He joins an older brother and sister.

Alyssa and Josiah Paine gave birth to their first child Mia Gayle on October 14.

Kristen Nicole and Justin Young gave birth to their fifth child Maverick James on October 16. He joins 2 older brothers and 2 older sisters.

Christiana (Clark) and Michael Mauro gave birth to their second child Luca Charles on October 20. He joins older brother Mikey.

Courtney (Collingsworth) and Michael Metz gave birth to their second child Evie Mae 6 weeks early on October 20. She joins older brother Theo.

Lexi and Jeremiah Willis gave birth to their third child Hayes Gerald on October 24. He joins an older brother and sister.

Erin (Bates) and Chad Paine gave birth to their sixth child William Gage on October 30 (a month early). He joins an older brother and 4 older sisters.

Pregnancies:

Tori (Bates) and Bobby Smith announced they are expecting their fifth child. This baby will join 2 brothers and 2 sisters.

Alli (Perez) and Stephen Trewell announced they are expecting twins in May 2024. These two babies will join a big brother and sister.

Aaron and Gracie Keyes announced they are expecting their son child, a son named Brooks Davis "Davis", in May 2024. Davis will join an older sister.

Proposals:

Heidi Coverett and Timothy Rodrigues got engaged on October 6.

Lydia Ballinger and Thomas Herring got engaged. They plan to wed on December 13, 2023.

Weddings:

Emerson Wells and Jackson Bates got married in Florida on October 14.

Losses:

Ruth (Wissmann) and Ryan Bourlier announced that they experienced an ectopic pregnancy in September.

Divorce:

Olivia (Meggs) and Ethan Plath announced their divorce.

#Wissmann Family #Wilson Family #Patton Family #Rodrigues Family #Coverett Family #Paine Family #Perez Family #Clark Family #Bates Family #Keyes Family #Collingsworth Family #Willis Family #Ballinger Family #Plath Family #Meggs Family #Wells Family

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wastelesscrafts · 3 years

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INDEX: fast fashion and climate change

Documentaries:

The clothes we wear (Deutsche Welle)

Climate Change 2021: The Physical Science Basis (IPCC)

The true cost (Andrew Morgan)

The truth behind fast fashion - Are fashion retailers honest with their customers? (Deutsche Welle)

Fast fashion - The shady world of cheap clothing (DW Documentary)

Burnout: The truth about overwork and what we can do about it (DW Documentary)

Why Big Oil loves to talk about your carbon footprint (DW Planet A)

Why recycled ocean plastic is (often) a lie (DW Planet A)

Planned Obsolescence Sucks. Here's Why It Still Exists. (Our Changing Climate)

H&M and Zara: can fast fashion be eco-friendly? (DW Planet A)

Shipping Emissions: An invisible industry's impact on the climate (DW Planet A)

Your plastic waste might be traded by criminals (DW Planet A)

Video essays:

Tiktok is kind of bad for fashion (Mina Le) (by Sioltach)

These fast fashion brands are greenwashing (Justine Leconte)

A healthy economy should be designed to thrive, not grow (Kate Raworth)

Lies about clothes to unlearn in your twenties (Leena Norms)

Good news and bad news from the IPCC report (Simon Clark)

5 ways to combat eco-anxiety (Going Zero Waste)

Why sustainable brands HATE people like me (Shelbizleee)

The problem with “it’s all been done before” in fashion (Karolina Żebrowska)

Remembering climate change ... a message from the year 2071 (Kim Stanley Robinson)

The ugly truth of fast fashion (Hasan Minhaj)

Lies you're told about climate anxiety in your twenties (Leena Norms)

Why are COP26 climate talks so hyped? (Climate Adam)

Why don't clothes fit??? (Mina Le)

POV: mend my clothes with me (Leena Norms)

Which brands are “fast fashion”? How to tell (in 4 points) (Justine Leconte)

The History of Standardized Sizes in Womens Fashion and Why They FAILED (Nicole Rudolph)

Poor clothes sizing & why your online returns are in landfills (Ash Tanya)

You Don't NEED $300 Worth of SHEIN | Haul Videos and Hyperconsumerism (Ash Tanya)

You're Thinking about Climate Change WRONG! (ClimateAdam)

Why your 'Carbon Footprint' Is A Lie (Climate Town)

Dear Fashion Influencers... Please Stop (The Sustainable Fashion Guru)

Why No One Wins the Fast Fashion Debate (Broey Deschanel)

Fast Fashion Is Hot Garbage (Climate Town)

How to spot greenwashing and why it matters (Ash Tanya)

How to Find Sustainable Clothes/How To Tell If A Brand Is Sustainable (The Sustainable Fashion Guru)

Corporations Don't Care About You (Or The Planet) (Our Changing Climate)

How Old is Fast Fashion? The Truth about the History of Disposable Clothing (Nicole Rudolph)

Why Circle Skirt when you can Circle OUTFIT? (Morgan Donner)

Lies you're told about spending in your twenties (Leena Norms)

You deserve the right to repair your stuff (TED Talk)

FASHION NOVA, ZARA + many more EXPOSED FOR STEALING DESIGNS (Ash Tanya)

Can shipping go green? (ClimateAdam)

Why I low-key hate the "zero waste" movement... (Shelbizleee)

The horrible aftermath of the SHEIN-pocalypse (Salem Tovar)

Your money is cheating on you with the fossil fuel industry (Climate Town)

Brands that you had NO idea owned other brands (Leena Norms)

QUIT fast fashion in your twenties: here's how (Leena Norms)

The evolution of the clothing haul (Amandamaryanna)

Why are Modern High Heels so Bad? (Nicole Rudolph)

Lies to unlearn about making your own wardrobe (Leena Norms)

Podcasts:

Getting in the Loop (Katie Whalen)

South of 2 Degrees (Brian Barnes)

The Climate Question (BBC)

Clotheshorse (Amanda Lee McCarthy)

Fast fashion and standardised sizing (Clotheshorse podcast)

Outrage + Optimism (Christiana Figueres)

Community, sustainability, and politics:

Repair cafés

European Citizens' Initiative

Fit for 55

Fast Fashion Facts: What you need to know (by forgettingfastfashion-blog and solarpunkfairy)

Climate anxiety (by Hope-for-the-planet)

Too Good To Go (food waste app)

Global climate strike (September 2021)

Climate anxiety and hope

Give-away shops

International Repair Day

Planting trees with Ecosia

Big Oil hearing (28/10/2021)

UN Climate Change Conference (COP26)

Fashion Transparency Index 2021

Ban fossil fuel advertising and sponsorships (ECI)

My Climate Future

COP26 results

The "the average american throws away 81 pounds of clothes a year" myth (by Jihaad, Calmanemone, and others)

Shein's labour law violations

Regeneration.org

IPCC sixth assessment report: part 2

World Meteorological Organisation update (9 May 2022)

Earth Overshoot Day 2022

New IPCC report (March 20, 2023)

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