新光三越大有店8F
8/20(六) 13:40~16:30 【芭比的化妝舞會】
話說有一天碰到姑姑大約是8/13的事，
姑姑提到新光三越會有芭比展。
予馨就興奮的不得了，
爸爸關鍵字搜尋的結果是活動在台中不在桃園，
予馨失望的放聲痛哭，
連姑姑帶出門去玩耍都還嚴重哭到不行。
媽咪先是打電話給阿公阿嬤確定一下回台中的可能性
也嘗試蒐尋了一下網頁，發現台中場的是2009，
這下心情大受影響，完了！我的哭娃娃不知道要多失望了。
趕快先找好網路版的芭比遊戲
http://www.barbie.com/princess-charm-school/#/princess-poise-game
然後又查到泰山也有娃娃博物館～不過是美寧娃娃
接著媽咪找了新光三越的facebook粉絲頁
感慨的留言，接著神奇的事發生了，
姑姑說得對，真的有芭比展！
而且新光三越的小編還很善意的告知媽咪
有個～我的夢幻甜心芭比展8/12週五登場
~下午2點30分還有開幕記者茶會活動有小點心
請媽媽帶女兒來跟他們一起共渡浪漫的下午
真是太好了！
開心的予馨8/12去了開幕茶會，跟真人芭比合照，
還聞了柑橘芭比及巧克力芭比給攝影大哥拍照。
跟麗嬰國際的兩位行銷姊姊說了又說怎麼喜歡哪一款芭比。
也參加了蓋章換書籤的活動
接著媽咪不知道是自己愛芭比，還是女兒愛芭比，
誰叫芭比50多歲了，媽咪的童年也是巴望著芭比長大的呀！
啪啪啪的猛拍照! 芭比展的娃娃盡可能的都拍了。
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2351279381228.2141744.1227439208
接著開始想像小編說的
新光三越大有店8F
8/20(六) 13:40~16:30 【芭比的化妝舞會】
我告訴過我的女兒一但上小學，
媽咪就不會一直安排參與活動了。
抱著這是最後一次上台，
也為著桃園燈會親子走秀時沒有裁縫車，
所製作的造型服只是雙面膠黏一黏的遺憾，
媽咪決定好好的準備一次告別演出。
媽咪從拍回來的芭比細細挑選，
確定自己想作柑橘芭比之後，
先上網買布，然後發呆了兩天。
媽咪又開始自己並不在行的嘗試了由於拍的照片不夠清楚
於是決定再回新光三越細看一下柑橘芭比
順便完成尋找芭比的抽獎活動
我真的不會打版，沒有人形台也沒有珠針，
於是發揮價值工程(Value Engineering)所學，
山不轉路轉幾乎是我的座右銘，
用了檯燈包毛巾量好女兒身形當人形台，
沒辦法老是要求女兒停下來借我換個衣服，用檯燈暫時代替女兒。
先用廢棄衣褲罩起來防塵，再包上大毛斤模擬女兒的身形。
套上女兒長穿的衣服看看寬鬆程度接不接近然後用釘書機取代珠針
都是釘書針作作停停當中晃蕩過去新光三越 桃園大有店粉絲頁
發現這張美美的柑橘芭比照片
驚艷的美麗，（此圖版權估計應為新光三越所有 ）
希望予馨上台有這種台風
第一天晚上只能做到一個程度
今晚只能先這樣，寶貝睡了沒模特兒，
我把成人版的芭比服裝變兒童裝了，
兒童幾乎沒有曲線的
第二天女兒醒了試穿絲帶打個草稿
最後階段完工
大致完成
氣球到用時方恨少，
我的160、260黃色全部用光了
不夠作一頂夠大的氣球假髮，
因此放棄。
接著就是準備參加走秀囉！
4號姊姊第二個上場，
當然是柑橘芭比，唱了
揮著翅膀的女孩-Proud of you
柑橘芭比長大了會怯場
還下台繼續表演折氣球，
5號Ｑ比弟弟比較是失控弟，
怕西裝領帶的不舒服會鬧場，
索性穿最舒服的中國肯尼，
但是唱英文歌 The wheel on the bus
予馨Otto2同學媽媽婉麗問我，
不是限制參加人數20人嗎？
但是等到27號才表演完畢共26人參賽。
幸好她的寶貝很棒！得到了甜心寶貝芭比獎
連肯尼獎總共才四名，聽完得獎人時，
媽咪正想說比賽結束了此次沒得獎，
忽然聽到活動舉辦單位頒發特別追加的獎項，
說是媽咪準備的衣服實在太美太夢幻了！
失望的予馨瞬間驚喜！
這真是參加活動以來有過最大的驚喜呢！
期待芭比的予馨
可不可能得到一隻芭比為獎項呢？
不知道，因為是後來臨時追加的獎項，
所以禮物還來不及準備，之後會寄送到家。
又多了一份期待！
芭比創意造型獎
知道得獎了之後開心的跑去和柑橘芭比合照，
Ｑ比仍然是失控弟竟爬上台子去。
皮蛋Ｑ比 那裡不能爬啦！
最後協辦單位西班牙台北還送給了參賽者紀念獎
謝謝西班牙台北的參加獎紀念品
翻拍效果不是太好，但光看鑰匙圈很不錯！
Ｑ比手上的龍珠遺失在會場現場，只剩這張照片有拍到
龍珠本來是放在權杖上，後來想想對Ｑ比來說，
越好玩越簡單需要的照顧越少，可惜丟掉了！
後知後覺的媽咪在興奮完之後才發現自己手痛痛的，
原來連續兩天的加工，手已經起水泡了！
但是想起予馨最後的告別活動能穿上媽咪
第一次裁縫機嘗試完整完成的衣服，
還能得到活動單位青睞，
好似也不怎麼覺得辛苦耶！
我的寶貝女兒也是我的真人芭比
感覺就像在玩家家酒一般。
芭比真是吸引人，活到人生下半場了，
對媽咪仍魅力不減。
謝謝姑姑提起、謝謝主辦協辦單位的活動、
更謝謝新光三越行銷的裁判們額外的獎項。
樂～不～可～支！ ^^
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2011年8月21日 星期日
媽咪的真人芭比 ～予馨參加新光三越芭比的化妝舞會
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吳奶奶榮獲桃園市模範母親絕非浪得虛名，
寡母一手帶大子女，每日早上五點起床，
親手張羅子孫欽袍飲食，七點開店營生，
傳統的阿公阿嬤甘仔店門口，
常聚滿板凳、椅條，
吳奶奶親切的作風總能招聚聊天的鄰居五十。
孫兒們最愛奶奶，和取之不盡的零時。
吳奶奶終日周旋於九個孫當中，
再忙亂也甘之如飴。
2011年5月10日 星期二
headline news
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/newshour_index.html
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JEFFREY BROWN: The flood tide on the Mississippi River reached its peak early today in Memphis, Tenn., at nearly 48 feet, just shy of an all-time record. But it was hardly the end of the story, both for Memphis and other towns and cities down the long reach of the river.
Water, water everywhere. The "Mighty Mississippi" more than lived up to its nickname, swelling two-and-a-half miles beyond its banks and inundating low-lying areas in and around Memphis. But officials said it appeared the levee system was holding and the city's major landmarks would be spared.
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CORY WILLIAMS, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: We're going to wait until the water goes down a whole lot more. Then we will take the rest and then we will -- we will celebrate success.
JEFFREY BROWN: Part of the success came at Elvis Presley's former estate, Graceland, one of the most visited attractions in Memphis. It sits on high ground and so escapes the worst.
BOB NATIONS, Shelby County Office of Preparedness: Graceland is safe.
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MEMPHIS, TN - Jesse Willis looks over his flooded yard and home May 9, 2011 in Memphis, Tennessee. Willis purchased the property about 4 years ago and did extensive rehab work inside the home. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
OK? And we would charge hell with a water pistol to keep it that way. And I will be willing to lead the charge, all right?
JEFFREY BROWN: President Obama declared five counties disaster areas, making them eligible for federal disaster aid. And officials warned that, even if the river has crested in Memphis and its surroundings, it will be weeks before all the water is gone.
The flood tide has built steadily in recent weeks. The snowy winter to the north meant substantial spring snowmelt. And combined with heavy rain, the Mississippi and its tributaries had nowhere to go but over their banks.
Along with the danger of rising water came dangers in the water, bacteria, chemicals, even water snakes, in particular the poisonous water moccasin. Those dangers and more faced a series of towns south of Memphis. The entire riverside town of Tunica Cutoff, Miss., was already underwater. Only the tops of houses could be seen.
Farther downriver, William Jefferson in Vicksburg, Miss., had a plan to keep the water in front of him.
WILLIAM JEFFERSON, resident of Vicksburg, Miss.: As long as I can get out and get more than my feet wet, I just move over to the next little hill and wait, and when it gets there, I move to the next one. So...
JEFFREY BROWN: Despite the flooding at Vicksburg, the National Military Park, where thousands of Civil War soldiers are buried, was expected to remain dry.
The National Weather Service projected the river won't crest at Vicksburg until May 19, and at Baton Rouge, La. on May 23. Records that go back more than 80 years are expected to be broken.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had already opened the Bonnet Carre Spillway to ease pressure on the levees at New Orleans. The water was being diverted into Lake Pontchartrain.
GOV. BOBBY JINDAL, R-La.: We have all lived through Katrina. We have seen systems that were supposed to work that didn't work. So, it's good to get ready for that. It's absolutely responsible to get ready for that.
JEFFREY BROWN: The Army Corps has sought permission to open a second spillway, this one north of Baton Rouge, for the first time since 1973.
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JEFFREY BROWN: The flood tide on the Mississippi River reached its peak early today in Memphis, Tenn., at nearly 48 feet, just shy of an all-time record. But it was hardly the end of the story, both for Memphis and other towns and cities down the long reach of the river.
Water, water everywhere. The "Mighty Mississippi" more than lived up to its nickname, swelling two-and-a-half miles beyond its banks and inundating low-lying areas in and around Memphis. But officials said it appeared the levee system was holding and the city's major landmarks would be spared.
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CORY WILLIAMS, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers: We're going to wait until the water goes down a whole lot more. Then we will take the rest and then we will -- we will celebrate success.
JEFFREY BROWN: Part of the success came at Elvis Presley's former estate, Graceland, one of the most visited attractions in Memphis. It sits on high ground and so escapes the worst.
BOB NATIONS, Shelby County Office of Preparedness: Graceland is safe.
(LAUGHTER)
MEMPHIS, TN - Jesse Willis looks over his flooded yard and home May 9, 2011 in Memphis, Tennessee. Willis purchased the property about 4 years ago and did extensive rehab work inside the home. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
OK? And we would charge hell with a water pistol to keep it that way. And I will be willing to lead the charge, all right?
JEFFREY BROWN: President Obama declared five counties disaster areas, making them eligible for federal disaster aid. And officials warned that, even if the river has crested in Memphis and its surroundings, it will be weeks before all the water is gone.
The flood tide has built steadily in recent weeks. The snowy winter to the north meant substantial spring snowmelt. And combined with heavy rain, the Mississippi and its tributaries had nowhere to go but over their banks.
Along with the danger of rising water came dangers in the water, bacteria, chemicals, even water snakes, in particular the poisonous water moccasin. Those dangers and more faced a series of towns south of Memphis. The entire riverside town of Tunica Cutoff, Miss., was already underwater. Only the tops of houses could be seen.
Farther downriver, William Jefferson in Vicksburg, Miss., had a plan to keep the water in front of him.
WILLIAM JEFFERSON, resident of Vicksburg, Miss.: As long as I can get out and get more than my feet wet, I just move over to the next little hill and wait, and when it gets there, I move to the next one. So...
JEFFREY BROWN: Despite the flooding at Vicksburg, the National Military Park, where thousands of Civil War soldiers are buried, was expected to remain dry.
The National Weather Service projected the river won't crest at Vicksburg until May 19, and at Baton Rouge, La. on May 23. Records that go back more than 80 years are expected to be broken.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had already opened the Bonnet Carre Spillway to ease pressure on the levees at New Orleans. The water was being diverted into Lake Pontchartrain.
GOV. BOBBY JINDAL, R-La.: We have all lived through Katrina. We have seen systems that were supposed to work that didn't work. So, it's good to get ready for that. It's absolutely responsible to get ready for that.
JEFFREY BROWN: The Army Corps has sought permission to open a second spillway, this one north of Baton Rouge, for the first time since 1973.
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2011年4月8日 星期五
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