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Pavillion 17 - Waterfront Spacious 4 Bedroom With Own Inground Heated Pool And Golf Buggy
Apartment, Hamilton Island
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This apartment is right on the Hamilton Island Marina. Close enough to walk to Front Street, shops, and restaurants. Watch the sunset over Dent Island golf course and enjoy the night lights of the marina and village across the water.
The property has 4 spacious bedrooms with bedding cobficonfigur as follows:
Bedroom 1 - King
Bedroom 2 - King
Bedroom 3 - 2 Single Beds PLUS a bunk bed with Queen bed at bottom and Single bed at top
Bedroom 4 - Double Sofa Bed
1 X Single Fold Out Bed please request prior to arrival date
1 X complimentary port a cot and high chair please request prior to arrival
Pavilions 17 has everything you need for a comfortable carefree holiday.
During the colder months we can heat the pool at your request.
The open plan kitchen is fully equipped with top quality appliances including a dishwasher, cooker, microwave, full sized fridge/freezer and a stylish breakfast bar including a Kogan coffee pod machine with a starter pack of pods. There is a modern 8-seater dining table for entertaining with fantastic views of the harbour.
There is a large open plan lounge area with large sofas, ocean views and exquisite artwork , it is a perfect place to relax and read a book, enjoy some family time or entertain guests. The separate media room has a plasma TV, Foxtel, DVD and CD stereo.
The apartment is air-conditioned throughout.
The apartment opens onto its own private outdoor grass terrace including 8-seater table, sun loungers, Gas BBQ and fenced in-ground swimming pool.
Kids toys are provided
You will have full use of 4 Seater Electric Buggy for exploring the island and you can easily walk to the marina in around 5 minutes along the boardwalk.
Included are return trip airport transfers watch out for the friendly valet staff holding a white board with your name on it who will take you to Pavillions 17 on a valet golf buggy. Also included is an electric golf buggy with seat belts.
About the Island
The Pavilions 17 is located on the Marina side of the island, only short walk to the shops and the resort centre or if you prefer the island has a free shuttle bus service to help you explore everything it has to offer. The resort has a breathtaking swimming pool, featuring a swim-up bar and beautiful views of the ocean, fantastic restaurants and great beach to relax on.
Hamilton Island has something for everyone with an extensive list of activities both on the island and on the water.
On Island activities Include mini golf, bushwalking, tennis, go-cart racing, off-road adventure tours, quad biking for kids, art classes, spa treatments and more. The island also boasts an 18 hole golf course and driving range, a fitness centre, a hair and beauty salon, kids club and its own wildlife center.
If you prefer to take to the water the tour desks offer a range of options to explore the Great Barrier Reef and the surrounding Whitsunday islands and the famous Whitehaven beach, including sailing adventures, sunset cruises, sea kayaking, paddle boarding, jet skiing, snorkeling, scuba diving and more.
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Something happened today that make me stop and think. It could have been the date, maybe the topic, or perhaps a conversation last night.
A man walked into the store and was buying donuts.We had a brief exchange and I said "put a red heart on the bag and buy a card" He shrugged and chuckled a little as he said, "I'm not into buying cards."
I didn't respond, and maybe I should have, and I might have had company pondering the thought.
You see, last night a friend was telling about a book The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love that Lasts by Gary Chapman.
This book, if you are not familiar, talks about the love languages or how a person most perceives love. The Five Love Languages are:
1. Words of Affirmation
You feel most cared for when your partner is open and expressive in telling you how terrific they think you are, how much they value or respect you, etc.
2. Acts of Service
Then this is your love language if you most loved when your partner offers to give you a break from some task so you can do something you enjoy.
3. Affection
This love language is just as it sounds. A warm hug, a kiss, touch, and sexual intimacy make you feel most loved.
4. Quality Time
Do you most respond when you and your partner are fully present and engaged no matter how insignificant the activity?
5. Gifts
Your partner taking the time to give you a gift can make you feel appreciated.
My thought as it relates to the conversation this morning was "I wonder if his wife likes receiving cards?" She may be used to his behavior, and it's not relationship ending either way. However, it seems to me, and maybe you agree, it could genuinely strengthen a relationship if we took the time to put some thought into these things and who our love in ways our Valentine can most appreciate. With that, you too can ponder.
Have a beautiful Valentines day.
The calendar says it's fall, but the temps disagree. Buckle up folks ready or not it's officially fall today but take a drive or walk and you may also be confused. You will see some signs of fall yet be sweating profusely it is hot outside; it is also beautiful.
Life in Michigan has a way of keeping us confused and on our toes.
Get out and about it's a good way to maintain the body and mind healthy! Peaceful, beautiful, and I am grateful I can walk and get out and about. I am also grateful for nature's beauty that surrounds me.
One woman told me "no way, it's too hot, are you crazy?" The truth is mornings and evenings have been very comfortable temps. Enjoy now before well; you know what comes next.
You don't have to be in great shape for a nice stroll and beautiful scenery. Each step is a step toward your mental and physical health.
Just about anywhere you can see some beauty. One place I finally explored a few years ago is the Heritage Nature Trail between Kenwood park and The Carl T Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center. It's a leisurely stroll or more intense if that is your style but for me, this time is more a casual exploring than a physical workout.
Woodland trail, water, a raised lookout for the more expansive view all lend themselves to a peaceful stroll. This week I saw a turtle, frog, duck and yes, the beginning of fall color. Most of us think of those beautiful sweeping vistas of color when we think of fall. I have found just a snippet of color, much like a moment in time, a beautiful splash of beauty and memorable point. Early fall offers just those snippets to whet your appetite and soothe your mind before that final peak arrives.
It is true, life in Michigan has a way of keeping us confused and on our toes. Get out and about this weekend and explore natures glorious bounty.
This is how it went on my walk recently...
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Cooler temps and cloudy skies feels like summer is waning, Where did the summer go? Way too fast is all I know. All the signs are right in front of me it is real summer is fading. The garden harvest is growing. Filling the pantry with fresh garden produce is a sure sign summer is coming to a close.
Don't peek around that corner oh - I warned you don't look around that corner- it's already back to school time.
I've never been a fan of school and whether my year of kindergarten set the stage or was just a predictor of things to come is uncertain.
We lived about two blocks from the school. My mother had to walk me every day of kindergarten with me crying all the way. I went to pre-school the year before so it wasn't like I had never been away from home. But there was something I didn't like. Just one of the many headaches I caused my mother over the years. Ah yes, it's true the role of a child!
One day when we arrived at School my mom said to my teacher, Mrs. Bedell, what a hard time it was getting me to school.
Mrs. Bedell responded "you would never know it once she gets here."
You'd be glad to know my mother survived which is good because I wouldn't know about this story and other if she hadn't causally told me one day.
I love to learn but never really did learn to like school.
Yes, summer is fading but there is still plenty of fun out and about Cadillac. This weekend is a good example. You'll find; Cadillac Festival of Races, Manton Area Harvest Festival, Waterfowl Hunting Clinic, Hoxeyville Classic Car Show,
Find out more in the community calendar by clicking here!
Be sure to stop by our sponsor Cadillac Java or Java Too and fuel up while you're out and about.
Throwing two disconnected thoughts together could be chaos or a whole lot of fun, you decide.
Hockey, you know the sport that loves a good fight-the rougher the better.
A musical, song, dance and a story for their entertainment and fun.
What do they have in common? Nothing! Or so I thought anyway. Then someone comes a long and messes with our world by putting these together.
Yes, he did!
'Hockey — The Musical!' "The funniest, bawdiest, skate-tapping musical ever!"
Created by Mitch Albom back for a 2nd season
Some things in life just don't make sense. But it's always time to get out and have some fun.
A bit outside of Cadillac this time but looks like so much fun. Unfortunately, I can't make it this week, but I am curious. If you get to Traverse City to see this, I would love to hear your review.
Playing at The City Opera House 106 E Front St. Traverse City, MI 49684 cityoperahouse.org
Wed, August 9: 7:30 pm
Thurs, August 10: 7:30 pm
Fri, August 11: 7:30 pm
Sat, August 12: 2:00 pm
Sat, August 12: 7:30 pm
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It's nice to see some things never change. A stroll at Mitchell State park told the story. Along the beach boats headed out off the ramp, people fishing off the dock the time is today, but it could be 20, 50 70 years ago too.
I watched an older couple sitting quietly, patiently in their chairs each with a line in the water...waiting. A short distance down the walk a boy, about eight years old, pole bend fighting the big one while his dad stood by, not so patiently; you could see dad desperately wanting to help but knowing it is best if he doesn't. Boats trolling through the canal and people like me just out walking and enjoying the beautiful evening.
What started out as a quiet night became waves of memories crashing in, the fish my dad caught, the fish my brother and I caught. The time my brother and I were about seven and ten years old. We went out in the row boat by ourselves exploring the lake. We could see it, a smaller pond of the quiet lake and as we rowed closer, we could see the little lily pad covered channel connecting the lake and pond.
Anticipation grew as we started working our way through that channel to what we hoped was good fishing. That channel turned out to be quite shallow, full of lily pads and weeds. We weren't allowed to use the motor yet which was probably a good thing; that row boat would have been a stuck mess. Scraping along the surface of the bottom pushing with the paddles we made it through to the pond.
The fish were hitting so fast and hard when a line hit the water we had a fish. It was non-stop madness of dropping a line, taking a fish off and putting a worm on a hook over and over again. What a crazy day in a tucked away oasis and the starving crowd below the surface of the water!
I don't know how many fish we caught that day; bluegill, sunfish, perch- I think we could have fed the entire campground that night.
Couples or kids; boats or shoreline; lakes, rivers or streams. It doesn't matter what kind of fishing you do there are plenty of lakes, rivers, and streams to drop a line in the water out and about Cadillac. Plenty of memories to create, relationships to build, and plenty of stories to share.
Get on out to a lake, river or stream and fish up some dinner and stories. Or take a stroll along the shore and enjoy watching the action.
Continue to share your stories they are the bridge between generations and the fabric pieces that make a beautiful, cozy warm quilt of life.
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We were watching some old family movies the other night. These were only 20-25 years old, but one thing stood out that I believe we are all miss even with all the exciting things we have now.
These movies were of my niece and nephews, and I know they would have had similar movies of my brothers and me. I think it's a common belief among new parents and grandparents that kids need more toys and things. Watch a child open a gift, discard the toy and play with the box. Or open a cupboard, and watch children spend seemingly endless time playing with simple pots and pans without getting bored. Give a child a small chair or stool, and they will climb in and out of it learning how, getting better and entertaining themselves. I've experienced three generations of this, and it is the same story through all three.
Faster, easier and high-tech might be fun and exciting, but for a deep, satisfying fulfillment, in my mind, simple wins hands down.
It's the same idea with Classic Cars; working on them was easier. You hear the old cars were fast or the mostly unspoken comment because the hot cars got the hot girls. I know they like classic cars because of the ability and satisfaction of doing the work themselves. I think we can all agree, much like these old movies, the old cars bring us back to simpler times and fun.
Saturday, June 17th 7am-4pm
16 Annual Moose Lodge Car and Motorcycle show
Vehicles up to 1995 and all motorcycles
Cadillac Moose Lodge
7461 34 Rd, Cadillac MI
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I used to think it was just old guys fascination with cars and reliving their youth. I was wrong. Here is what I found in observing and questioning, what is the fascination with old cars?.
Maybe theses classic cars take you back in time. Remind you of your youth. But that doesn't explain the love affair many younger people today's have with these same cars.
It's true. This Saturday and Sunday, June 10th and 11th is Back To The Bricks in downtown Cadillac.
Car enthusiast of all ages from all over the country have different taste when it comes to a type or year of car, but these folks all have one thing in common... nothing compares to the sights and sounds of the classic cars.
From 16-year-old Gavin "I enjoy working on older cars and trucks because it gives me a sense of connection to a time when things were not so complicated, and there's so much more space to make the car yours."
Customization seems to be a big part of why they love their cars. These guys and gals love to make the vehicle their own whether it's the paint job, the interior, beef up the engine or other special touches there is pride in artistry and ownership.
23-year-old Derek says " I like to work on old vehicles because they are usually simpler to work on. I find it interesting on how they did things back in the day compared to now. Moreover, I like the looks and design of them."
I saw Vickie, a woman in her 40's, and her 1968 Mustang at the gas station. She has owned it for about 13 years. Vickie finished the exterior, dark purple with two broad white stripes down the hood. She is now finishing the interior; it was stripped down ready to start when I saw it. The men just couldn't stop looking. One man drove into the gas station and drove slowly actually, creeping along, staring at her car, yes the car; she was inside the store at the time. When she came out, two other guys started talking to her about her car. I got a chance to talk to and asked Vickie what she loved about old cars " I love the way they look, the design. I love the muscle cars. You can't find anything like that now even the ones they are bringing back isn't the same. And they're FAST!"
A lot of these folks have the satisfaction of doing the work themselves. These cars are their pride and joy.
They love getting together and showing their cars and love meeting the people. They all say these cars are just fun to drive.
I don't think there will ever be a love affair for newer cars like there is for these old classics.
Classic cars aren't just for old folks reliving their youth.
21 yr old Austin "I love the look, " and with his eyes getting wide with a small child amazement he added "and they're FAST!"
Stop on down to the Cadillac Commons this Saturday and Sunday, June 11 and 12. It's more than just cars Saturday
9am-12noon - Registration
10 am - Godfrey Blessing of the Classics
11 am - Safelite Lakes Cruise
NEW – 12noon – Shoreline Show & Shine
12-6pm - Forest Fun Run
12-4pm - Music, Vendors in the Park
All Downtown at Cadillac Commons
8am - 11am - Registration & Line-up
(starts at Cadillac Jr High, follow Chestnut to Mitchell)
11-5pm - Classic Car Show Downtown
9am-6pm - Vendors
12noon-4pm - Entertainment, CHS Band
4 pm – Awards, 25+ Trophies
5 pm – Car Show officially Closes
Warning, you may just fall in love too.
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A tribute to Mother's
Have you ever gone to the store only to get home and forgot the one item you went to get? That's similar to what happened to me last week when I wrote my post. My first inspiration was one story that made me smile, imagine and remember.
Last week I shared about a book I read from a local author. Ironwood Roots: Memories of the Upper Peninsula by Betty Warren Best, a long time resident of Cadillac, MI, published by Best Gearhart Knitting Machines. Available on Amazon.
The story that vanished lost along the way was her families journey in 1938 from Ironwood to Flint in expectation of seeing relatives. That drive included a ferry ride across to the lower peninsula. Travel changed with the Mackinaw bridge erected in 1956/57.
Reading about Betty's experience made me smile but also recognize what an impact the bridge was for many people and all our lives since.
Imagine in the haste of planning a trip to make sure you got to the ferry on time. And then, as Betty writes, "at this rate we would be lucky to get on the last ferry of the day. And meanwhile, we had a long, long wait in our car without access to water, a bathroom, or a place to walk. Just a spot on the tarmac in the hot sun". Aren't you glad those days are gone?
Why I look back. I don't want to live in the past. But upon reflection, I see what happened, what people went through and I see hope because of what followed.
I step back and look at my grandparent's lives. They were a young married couple with four kids when the depression hit. Another child born during the depression and another toward the end of it. The values and beliefs from that experience stay with a person, at least part of it. Only part because when you also look at what came out of the depression, it was quite the opposite. We became people who saved everything because somewhere along the way you could use it again and have also become a throwaway society. Not everything is good yet, the human desire for more and the innovation and vision to make it happen you see all around us today.
I've had my feet knocked out from under me and smacked the ground. No, it isn't fun just as I am sure going through the depression wasn't fun. As Betty Warren Best reasoned in Ironwood, "it's what we knew." She came from a child's perspective. For me, as an adult, it wasn't all I knew, so I rely on vision, hope and mostly what have I learned to move forward.
I remember my mom telling about her family crossing to the Upper Peninsula by ferry when she was growing up. It was hard to imagine the bridge didn't stand sturdy and proud connecting the Upper and Lower Peninsula's because in my life it always had and we crossed it many times. The bridge is a good metaphor for what has been and a reminder of what could be if we dare dream and take the steps across.
A bridge across time on this Mother's day weekend. A thank you to Betty Warren Best for sharing her stories. A tribute to my mom for your inspiration. To my grandmother and great-grandmother and all those before because just like the pieces of fabric in your quilt on my bed, you are a part of who I am. And may the bridge continue, even though I don't have children, to others along my journey.
Continue to share your stories they are the bridge between generations and the fabric pieces that make a beautiful, cozy warm quilt of life.
My great-grandmother Ellen with her granddaughter Janet in the garden about 1941
My grandmother Edna in her garden 1920's
Some of my mom's flowers in a pair of my brother's old boots 2009
My grandma used to stop and pick wildflowers and I think of her every time I see some. Amen Park Grand Rapids, MI
Some of my flowers. The same kind as my great-=grandmother and I believe grandmother have in their garden. Interesting I've grown these for about 5 years and just saw these 2 pictures last year.
If you are stumped what to get your mother this Mother's day a gift card to Cadillac Java and this book may be the perfect gem. Give your mom the break she deserves this year with a gift card and Ironwood Roots. It's not just about Ironwood it's about life.
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Even a compliant, respectful child has that moment when they know better but just have to do it anyway. Such was the case when Betty and her sister get their first cat. Just one of the many stories Betty Warren Best shares in her new book Ironwood Roots; Memories of the Upper Peninsula.
Born in 1928 in Ironwood, Michigan Betty and has been a long-time resident of Cadillac. Born just a year before the great depression Betty experienced life in rural Northern Michigan through the great depression and World War ll.
Betty embraces you in the story with the innocence, wonder, and delight of a child written with the maturity of time. Full of childhood antics, love and loss I found this book warm, enchanting and full of engaging detail.
You may remember living through the depression, WWll or hard times or heard stories from your parents or grandparents. For those who haven't these stories will give insight to how your parents, grandparents or great-grandparents lived and the experiences that shaped their lives. In an entertaining way we learn about life because the situation, time and people may change the emotions are similar.
I don't have memories of many family stories, and through these tales, I felt like my grandmother sharing her life.
Thank you, Betty Warren Best for making me smile and laugh in wonder and amazement at life long before I was born. For giving me such a delightful depiction of family and life in a rural Northern Michigan town and beyond.
I grew up knowing my grandparents. We saw them regularly so to me, who was shy and wary, to be seven years old and meeting my grandpa for the first time seems unimaginable. Here was grandpa's first visit full of life, loving, spirited and captivating.
Take a drive to "little girl's point" on the shores of Lake Superior or a family trip across the water to the lower peninsula or the importance of the sewing machine. The humor of life thru a child's adoration for Shirley Temple to the sadness of loss these stories will entertain and enchant you.
Ironwood Roots: Memories of the Upper Peninsula by Betty Warren Best published by Best Gearhart Knitting Machines. Available on Amazon
Drive thru Java, settle in and delight in the stories Betty has so graciously shared.
If you are stumped what to get your mother this Mother's day a gift card to Cadillac Java and this book may be the perfect gem. Give your mom the break she deserves this year with a gift card and Ironwood Roots. It's not just about Ironwood it's about life.
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When I was growing up in the 60's, and 70's I loved Lake Cadillac. Playing in the water, out on a boat, or just hanging out by the water are very fond memories and I immediately relax. In fact, the water is the first place I go when I'm stressed out.
In my 20's I was amazed the lake down by the city park seemed so underutilized and drab. The shore along Chestnut and Lake Streets were just a patch of grass. The only time I remember that stretch used was for a water show in the summer and 4th of July for the fireworks. And, of course, I did nothing but wonder.
Fortunately, someone did more than wonder and instigated the pathway along the shore. The Keith McKellop pathway is used by people at all times of the day enjoying a bike ride, a run or a quiet stroll by the lake.
That set the vision for others to create a playground, the sound garden, restrooms and the Rotary Pavilion. On the other side of the City Park a splash pad and skate rink in the Cadillac Commons that opened last year. Currently being built is the market behind the theater. All this to add vitality to the downtown area.
Now, someone has expanded that vision by adding another feature the White Pine Trailhead on the corner of West Chapin and Lake Street. The new trailhead will include parking, an information kiosk, bike racks, drinking fountain, a picnic shelter and a bike share station with the goal of bringing people here as a destination to start their ride on the White Pine Trails.
I love seeing the improvements along that lake. I still enjoy playing in the water, heading out in a kayak or just looking out at the water relaxing after a stressful day. And, my favorite part is finding creative ways to pay for these improvements. Instead of complaining or expecting the city to pay using tax-payer money the Cadillac Rotary Club is using a fundraiser.
The fundraiser will be a live and silent auction of donated items. This year's big ticket item is a boat donated by Rec. Boats Holdings Tickets are $25.00 each. You need not be present to win.
The auction is Friday, April 28, 2017, from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm at the Cherry Grove Event Center. You can purchase tickets here.
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The fun-seeking explorer
The Cadillac area is a a gorgeous place to visit or live. This site is an ongoing exploration. You will find photos and thoughts of places to see and things to do. Welcome and feel free to make a comment or recommend a place to visit.
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"Kaplag"which means finding in Cebuano, recalls the discovery of the image of Snr. Sto. Nino by Spanish soldier Juan Camus on April 28,1565. He found the image burned inside the nipa hut after Spanish forces set fire to the village.
Without the Kaplag Festival, there will be no Sinulog. The festival was celebrated more for its history and religious ties due to the commercialization of Cebu City's Sinulog Festival.
The first Kaplag celebration was held in the late 1990's. Meanwhile, a first festival organized by the vendors of Taboan Public Market on 1994 and will offer discounts for dried fish during the festival.
What is the connection of Snr. Sto Niño and Dried Fish?
Kaplag Buwad Festival, a combination of two celebrations in Cebu, commemorates a historical event and the other is a thanksgiving for the blessings received through their main livelihood.
Kaplag Buwad Festival is celebrated every last week of April at Brgy. San Nicolas, Cebu City. Hundreds and even thousands, both foreign and local tourists, gather to witness the yearly revelry in honor of Cebu's patron saint, Señor Santo Niño.
"Kaplag" is a Visayan word for "discovery" while "buwad" is a local term for "dried fish." From the 2 words, you already get the idea on what the festival is all about.
Kaplag is the celebration of the finding of the Señor Santo Niño image 40 years after the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan died. It is focused more on the second expedition in 1565 of Miguel Lopez de Legaspi in the Philippines where the Señor Santo Niño was found in the fire ruins at San Nicolas.
Buwad is a thanksgiving celebration of the abundance and benefits received from the dried fish industry bestowed by the Señor Santo Niño. The barangay is known as a major supplier of buwad and you'll find baskets full of these being sold at Taboan Street.
In celebration of the Kaplag-Buwad Festival, vendors sell their products at a lower price. The dried fish and dried pusit are marked down or at a discounted price. There are also free tastes of buwad for customers.
Don't forget to buy pasalubongs. The usual favorites are dried fish, dried squid and dried mangoes.
Disclaimer: Article about What's the connection of Sto. Niño and Dried Fish was originally written by Belle Piccio of ChoosePhilippines
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Before my first book was published by HarperCollins I had a good few heart palpitations at the prospect of my ex reading it. This was largely because a lot of it was about him. Of course, I never divulged his name, or anything else that might help identify him, (God forbid!) but once the thrill of landing a publishing deal with a big six had sunk in, I was left with what you might call the chills, knowing that he was probably (OK, DEFINITELY) going to read it. What the hell had I done?
Dark days, they were. Dark days.
I remember expressing my concerns to my lovely agent at the time – a brilliant lady in Sydney who totally launched my publishing career. One day, whilst having tea at her house I said: "What if he hates me for writing about him?"
Her response? "Well it's his fault," she said. "He dated a writer."
Those words have always stuck with me. She's right. It's his fault! Isn't it? Hmmm. I wasn't quite sure to be honest, and I'm still not, but it made me feel a little better at the time.
The truth is, when you're a writer, you never switch off. You are always working. Even when you're looking out of a window; even when you're arguing with your boyfriend; when you're drinking wine with your friends; when you're in the store buying toilet paper; when someone in a line barges in and smells bad and says something silly, you are working overtime, storing that information, categorising it into "things I will use later." You do this even when you don't realize you're doing it. It's part of who you are.
When it came to writing the first book in my StarStruck Series, (NOW FREE ON AMAZON AUG-14-17) I found myself drawing on the characteristics and mannerisms of a couple of people I knew; little quirks I'd either forgotten I'd noticed, or consciously scribbled/tapped into my iPhone notes during said wine-drinking sessions/trips to buy toilet paper. It's these nuggets of reality, drawn from real experiences, that us writers need to create real characters and you'll probably never read a fictional man or woman who hasn't been based on someone real – even if it's just one element, like a look, a line of dialogue or a bizarre experience they had that you didn't.
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Tell them.
Never wanting to feel the fear and horror my younger and more naive self felt before my first book was published, I now make an effort to tell people when I'm writing about them. I met a guy in Colorado last year who became a huge inspiration for Before He Was Famous. I'd often scribble notes WHILE HE WAS TALKING and I'd tell him "I hope you're OK with that going in my book?" Most of the time he smiled, said he was fine with it. I think he was flattered. Well, I hope so anyway.
Offer to let them read it before it's published.
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If in doubt, leave it out.
Sometimes, when you're scribbling madly away, you'll get that niggling feeling that unless you change something about what you're writing now, you're going to ruin a relationship in the real world, or at least, really piss someone off. Ask yourself, is it worth it? There's inspiration everywhere – maybe it's time to find it elsewhere?
Change all names and personal details.
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Matt Pearson's second goal in two games sealed a battling 1-0 win for FC Halifax Town at bottom club Telford.
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That possibility is a small step closer thanks to this win, as Town made the most of one of their games-in-hand.
Kittrick has known some battles with Halifax down the years.
He had lost only one of his six games in charge before tonight and the work rate displayed by his side showed he's clearly had a positive effect since taking charge last month.
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Scott McManus went closest in the early stages with a low shot off target, but Telford offered enough of a threat to suggest their position at the foot of the table would bear little meaning on the contest.
The enforced early departure of Adam Smith to injury didn't help Town either, with Richard Peniket moving out wide to accommodate Scott Boden.
Danny Schofield and Will Hatfield dovetailed nicely in the middle third, while Telford buzzed around like a side imbued with the feel-good factor of a relatively new manager.
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Former Chester forward Tony Gray worked hard off the ball and offered plenty of inventiveness off it, while six-foot-plus striker Sam Smith kept Marc Roberts and Steve Williams busy.
The hosts seemed to be building a head of steam as half-time approached, with Andy Todd producing a fine run and shot which Matt Glennon saved at his near post.
From the resulting corner, Adam Farrell fizzed a cross through a crowded box that somehow evaded a goal-ward touch.
Schofield recorded Town's first effort on target shortly before the interval with a shot from outside the area after some excellent control to bring down a high ball.
The 34-year-old had been the stand-out performer in red in the opening half with some timely interceptions and offering calming influence in midfield.
But Telford belied their bottom-of-the-table status with an impressive first-half, with the general consensus among the home supporters of an improved brand of football under Kittrick looking justified.
Schofield continued to impress after the restart with a surging run and low shot which Freddie Hall dealt with comfortably, while Peniket had a similar effort minutes later as Town more incisive going forward.
They capped their bright start to the second-half with Pearson's goal, as he tapped in Schofield's corner via a delightful back-flick by Marc Roberts.
The Town skipper produced an equally impressive touch in the other box moments later to send a dangerous cross from Farrell back where it came.
Telford's response was commendable though, with Ben McLaughlin and Gray both seeing curling shots drift just off target.
There were echoes of Dartford at the weekend as Town were pushed back and forced into some dogged defending, but they stood up well, with Kevin Roberts particularly excelling with some crucial blocks and interceptions.
A quick Town break saw them create two chances to seal the win, but the Telford keeper produced two superb saves to deny Peniket and Boden, who then saw a header saved moments later.
Substitute Sam Hillhouse came close to his first senior goal with a prod that rolled just wide from Schofield's free-kick.
It really was starting to resemble the grandstand finish of Saturday now when Gray's looping header hit the bar less than a minute later.
Telford: Hall, Disney, Byrne, Grogan, McLaughlin, Poku, Rea (Ventre 10), Smith (Hancock 90), Todd (Owens 72), Gray, Farrell. Subs not used: Hedge, Matthews.
Shots on target: 3
Shots off target: 5
Corners: 3
Halifax: Glennon, K Roberts, M Roberts, Williams, McManus, Schofield, Smith (Boden 12), Pearson, Hatfield, Jackson (Marshall 46) (Hillhouse 81), Peniket. Subs not used: Senior, Killock.
Scorer: Pearson (58)
Shots on target: 7
Shots off target: 6
Corners: 5
Attendance: 1,248
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Now for you readers who were 14 at that time, Windows IE was by far the coolest browser then. Now, when I am writing this – 2010 – I feel the same way about IE that I do about the goose poop in the park I walk through every day, but back then, it had a pretty complete home-grown DOM and way more effects – fades and gradients and such – than did Netscape or Mozilla or any of the other then hot browsers; so I was able to make a qualitatively slicker application by committing to that single browser platform rather than dumbing down the features to stuff that would work across platforms.
Why am I telling you this? Other than some old-guy desire to yak about things I've never had a forum to yak about before? well … JQuery, and in particular JQuery effects offer a plausible platform-independent way to do many of the things I did then, without having to whore for Microsoft to get them done! Just write the damn code, and it will work on Firefox and Opera and Safari, and if you're lucky, maybe even IE, so you can move on to the next task, instead of burning half your working life testing browser incompatibilities on the previous task.
I discovered JQuery a couple of months ago, and fell quite in love with it.
- first there is the excellent syntax. I can envision having the bright idea to make a function to do "whatever" to your page based on CSS selection rules, but that simple $() syntax is just frigging awesome!
- then there is the "one/many" convention that kinda falls out of the previous great idea — the actions in your function are applied to whatever group of elements you have selected – duh. So if you follow CSS conventions and use id only for single items, and class for many items, then $("#thing") operates on one thing and $(".thing") operates on many things. Also there is a .first() function if you really do want to operate on just one thing when you might get many things. But my point is that removing the trailing-edge distinction between doing it to one and doing it to many is really clean and cool.
- then there is the chaining thing — in plain ole Javascript, sequencing things that carry on asynchroniously is a big pain in the ass, and truth be told such things are still a pain in the ass in JQuery (see below), but not nearly as much so as without JQuery, because you can simply chain JQ functions which implies that the next one doesn't start until the previous has completed.
- oh, and there's the incredibly simple plug-in syntax, which I don't feel up to writing about this very second.
Now, having detailed my hot love affair with JQuery, I should update you with the cooling of my passion, with my downgrade to "just friends" with JQuery.
(*) my exit from that job was a classic Dilbert cartoon — six person company: one manager, one genius, one gofer (hi Erica :), three programmers: one database guy, one User Interface guy (me!), one data-cleaning girl to massage the log files for input to the database guy. … flash forward 14 months and we just aren't selling the darned thing (let's blame it on the dot com bust of early 00's and the fact that our only clients were big time banks whose management was in the (911) Twin Towers), so someone has to go. Here is the condensed summary of the exit interview: "John, you did a great job with the UI, it works very well. But the database and the log file cleanup need a lot of work, so … you are the one to go, because your part of the product is the least in trouble".


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England internationals Steph Houghton and Kelly Smith were welcomed by AFC Bournemouth Vice-Chairman Jeff Mostyn, Cherries legend Steve Fletcher, first team players Andrew Surman, Brett Pitman and Marc Pugh and Nicola Taylor, Paula Taylor and Gill Neil of Bournemouth Ladies.
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
Pineapple Quartz
I am bringing back yellow-I think it is underrated. It looks summery but then I paired it with a chocolate brown sweater and WOW! It's chunky without being too heavy. All of the wrapped links are handmade-no jump rings here! All made with sterling silver, pineapple quartz, fresh water pearls, and topaz Swarovski. The chain is long enough so you can wear it as short or as long as you like. Look at my older post called Barbara Jean. That's when I first used the pineapple quartz-in the commissioned piece for a dear friend. Here comes the sun!
Friday, December 11, 2009
Crystals with Twinkles Jewelry Event
Thanks to everyone who came to our First Annual Jewelry Event! We had a great time and we know all of you did as well just from overhearing the excited chatter around the jewelry tables. My Bunco girls were there as well as other friends who finally got to see what I have been up to this year. I was introduced to Marilyn's lovely friends who were modeling their past gifts from her. What a friend! Both of us took in special orders which delights us to no end. To see more of her pieces from the party visit www.arielsglamourie.com. We are looking forward to doing a spring event, so check back often.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
'Tis the season for fun giveaways
I cannot remember how I came across this blog for giveaways, but it is the perfect season for it (especially in this economy). Plus, this is a great way to venture out of your blog comfort zone and see what else is out there. Such a smart marketing tool as well. Now, go enter those giveaways!
Bloggy Blog Designz is having ANOTHER Holiday Giveaway!!! Last week every entrant won something, so they decided to do it all over again! They are giving away blog designs and all kinds of goodies. Plus ALL entrants will receive 20%off their purchase through the end of the year! Be sure to check out their website for more information, or to enter yourself. Take a look at their portfolio and packages to see what you want for Christmas ;) With 6 giveaways this week, who knows whats in store for next week?
The first 5 entrants will receive a $10 giftcard. The giveaway will close on Dec. 13th, so be sure to have your posts done and comments left by midnight! Good Luck to everyone! We are so excited. Merry (early) Christmas!
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Party Time
I have been staying up very late for several nights preparing for our Crystals with Twinkles and Sparkly White Wine Handcrafted Jewelry Event this Sunday, December 6th at the home of Ariels Glamourie in Paradise Valley, Arizona. This is our first jewelry show so wish us lots of success. These are some of the pieces I completed. The first, Rapture, is a choker style necklace with Swarovski crystals, Czech crystals and flower jade on tarnish free silver wire and sterling silver hook clasp. The second picture is of 3 pendants (L to R) Suwannee (Chinese crystals, opal, Swarovski crystals, and moonstone with silver wire on a pearlized leather cord), Glorious (freshwater pearls, flower jade, and Chinese crystals with copper wire on a copper colored leather cord), and Jolie Madam (freshwater pearls, Chinese crystals, Swarovski crystals, and strawberry quartz with vintage bronze wire on a chocolate brown leather cord). The third picture is a sterling silver wrapped ring called Cloud 9 with Czech crystals, prehnite chips and freshwater pearls. The ring was a commissioned piece so it is already sold, sorry, I just couldn't help but show it off. Thanks for looking.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Coral Sea
Tomato red coral!
Thanks to my friend and mentor, Marilyn of Ariel's Glamourie, for this idea. We brainstormed on reworking my antique turquoise necklace handed down from my in-laws and we ended up designing the coral to be twisted around the turquoise for a real statement necklace. (I will post a picture of the final piece). We literally both had our hands on this project. One strung while the other picked out the beads. I really like the chunkiness (wait until I wear the two together!)-it does get noticed. I think we have enough left over for a bracelet, if you are interested, as well as the smaller coral for earrings.
Friday, November 20, 2009
Food As Inspiration
This summer was the absolute best in about 20 years! I cannot tolerate extreme heat and wonder why I have made Phoenix home for that long (I only wonder in the summer). Living in the Pacific Northwest, specifically Hillsboro, Oregon, awakened many passions. Not only did my sweet husband and I finally get to live together after 2 years of seeing each other every other weekend due to his out of state job, I had a bountiful and beautiful garden. I have always been interested in living off the land and have striven to make things from scratch whenever possible. I was closer to my dream! Moreover, living outside of the city we were surrounded by more nature and farmland than had we chosen to live in Portland. As I mentioned in an earlier blog, now that we are back in Phoenix, I really miss those Farmers Markets! I can't look at fruits and vegetables the same anymore. Previously, buying them was a duty for a healthy lifestyle, now I lust after them and their myriad colors and shapes dance in front of my eyes! I have been back almost a week and my meals seem ho-hum. I am digressing. The photos...the zucchini and tomato are from my garden and the plum galette (which I made three times because it was so incredibly well-received...thank you Food & Wine mag.) was made using the organic plums from my friend's gigantic backyard tree. So, I ate my way through 6 wonderful months in Oregon and I remain happy and inspired!
Monday, September 28, 2009
I am on a roll! This new pendant is 'Atlanta Bound' as I completed it on a recent flight to visit family in... Atlanta! For the Florida woman sitting across from me waiting to board our flight, this is the one you so kindly complimented me on. It was a nice reminder that I should get blog cards made to pass along instead of writing it on a scrap piece of paper both of us were looking for. There are various crystals in this pendant with a large enough bale that you can interchange with any type of necklace. (Click on the picture for a close-up view). I love the combination of brown with blue tones and a hint of silver.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Less than 2 months and we move back to Phoenix after a beautiful and adventurous summer in Oregon. I have seen more deer in the last several months than I have my entire life. Farmers Markets are a weekly event for me and I know I will miss this the most. I am such a Foodie! I have managed to fit jewelry making into my activities, thankfully!
Introducing Barbara Jean. This bracelet was a birthday gift to my friend Barbara who picked out the beads. I had to add the earrings because I couldn't stop at the bracelet! She loves the set and gets compliments every time she wears it. These earrings, made with freshwater pearls and citrine on sterling silver hooks are so light weight you won't feel them. The bracelet also contains pineapple quartz finished with a sterling silver slide bar clasp. I welcome your comments and jewelry orders!
Monday, August 10, 2009
These pendants are eye catching and fun to make. This one was made with various shades of green Czech crystals on copper wire. The matching earrings are very light weight and have a green crystal drop. They can be worn with any color but I love to wear this set with black, brown and purple. It's called Beginners Luck because it is the first piece of jewelry I made and I received so many compliments!
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Surrounded with Inspiration
Does anyone else experience guilt when it has been a while since your last blog? It does make me laugh at myself. I think it's because my new creations are screaming, "Get me out there! I want to be seen!" (No, I did not actually hear them say that!). A few pieces were modified and the rest were inspirations. As you can see, I am really into Carnelian and the reddish brown tones. Let me know if you like them as well as the other pieces. Also, look forward to berry colors. I have been off berry picking right down the street from where I live in Hillsboro, Oregon and the colors (and the flavors) are beautiful and inspiring...black raspberries, loganberries, tayberries, blueberries, currants, and blackberries!!!
The ring is a new creation I call Carnelian Starburst. This was my first ring attempt and I love the idea just not the amount of time involved. The original bangle was made more rigid-it still has give to it to slide on and can be molded to how you like to wear it. Until I find a suitable hand model you are subjected to mine!
I have gotten many compliments on this pendant. In my Carnelian search I found a variety of teardrops-each is unique. In addition, there's Carnelian chips and red jasper on a copper coated leather strap. I like the pendant with a hook at the top so you can interchange it with your favorite necklace. This will also look striking on a silver wire necklace-dare to be different.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Showing Off
We spent a wonderful weekend in Laguna Niguel, CA over Memorial weekend attending our friend's college graduation. The weather was perfect for sitting outdoors. We also did a lot of flying and waiting at the airport. I came prepared with spice bottles full of beautiful beads and had fun passing the time. Several women came up to me to observe and ask questions. I highly suggest this to other jewelry makers or crafters. Public places are great for marketing your craft. As long as you plan ahead and pack just what you need (security might confiscate sharp tools!) you can keep busy while waiting or driving in the car. I finished 2 bracelets and started on another darling necklace full of my favorite color for summer-aquamarine! The copper bracelet is full of carnelians and two types of pearls. The vintage brown wire with strawberry quartz, rhodadrosite, Swarovski crystals and pink peruvian opals is for my good friend Karen. Both bracelets just slide on. The necklace...I have to keep one of them! Let me know what you think (and how many you want!!)xoxo
Monday, May 18, 2009
As good friends often do, they share. So, I owe this first blog to my good friend, the most amazing artist I know, Karen (follow her at valentinestudio123.blogspot.com) for sharing the world of blogging with me as well as for opening my creative attic.
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Despite his recent exit at Flushing Meadows in the US Open, as well as a disappointing Davis Cup Semi Final defeat to Juan Martin Del Potro's Argentina, former British number one Tim Henman has backed Andy Murray to claim the top spot in the world rankings for the first time in his career. A Wimbledon title and an Olympic gold medal for Murray in 2016 have still left the Scot more than 4,00 points behind current leader Novak Djokovic, however the margin has decreased significantly over the past twelve months.
Murray suffered from injury during his Davis Cup tie with Guido Pella, and despite still going on to win the match, it has yet to be revealed as to the true extent of the issue. The world number two will head to The China Open at the start of October all being well, and you can bet on Murray's next match, with the journey towards top spot starting now. The tennis season is drawing to a close, with London's O2 Arena staging the closing tournament of the year. After a well-deserved break, Murray will return in 2017 with the hope of finally claiming Australian Open glory. The Scot has come out second best in a record five finals in Melbourne, and is the 5/2 favourite with bookmakers Coral to go one better in January.
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