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I Dont KnowI've never thought of myself as being bipolar until a few days ago, i knew about the illness however i never considered myself ever having it until one day as i was reflecting back upon my own life, i realised that it might be a possability but i dont know.
The best way to see it is through my writing, one day i'll be feeling so good, so high and so confident and i'll have so many ideas flowing through my head and i'm writing it all down and the ideas feel so deep and amazing. Few days later and i wake up one day feeling tottaly **** about it , that i can't write, that i can't do anything at all and that i'm worthless, then the cycle of it all begins again.
Beyond my writing though. I go through exteremes alot, sometimes i can become very happy, very elated and i feel like everything will be okay, that everything will work itself out and that i am worth something, that i am deserving. Then its so easy, sometimes that feeling lasts for a few days or week or for just most of the day before the downfall happens.
I just plummet like a rock, everything becomes negative, i see only decay everywhere and there is no more beauty in anything at all, there is no more point in anything and there is no future and all i want to do is to escape from it, run away from everything and i just want to die and i hate myself so deeply. Sometimes i'd have a good day and then go to bed where in the night, for no reason i'd just feel like ****...
After that comes the void, the fall is over and all that is left is peices, i'm no longer myself, i'm no longer a man, i'm no longer human. All i am is a broken pile, unable to escape from a set future, i'm trapped and there is nothing within me, all the amazing thoughts i'd have are gone, i feel like they never existed, and even my own reflections upon life, etc, feel to me like someone elses thoughts. I've said stuff and then immeditaly thought, thats not me and when i've tried to look in to find out i see nothing but a locked door.
Sometimes i get a few momments of greatness though, when i refuse to bow down anymore, when i finally see the sky break and i find myself struggling up that hill to get free from the darkness i'm trapped within. When i'm like this, i can do alot, i feel great, and i've done alot while feeling this way..
So i guess it goes like this, i'm lost in the dark and blinded by the light.
I have no idea if i have bipolar, i just know that i slip from state to state easily and i see no reason for it, sometimes there is though..I dont know how i'm supposed to feel, if everyone feels like that. but i dont know, thats why i dont know if i am bipolar or not because if i was bipolar i wouldn't know what "normal" was in the first place.
I had a few good days in being happy but before that happened, i felt it coming, i felt somehow that something was waiting for me next week..In the evening today all i felt was darkness, i felt it entering into me and thats why i decided to write this.
I can't really even remember the high i had before, but i know i had it. If that makes any sense.
i dont know how much more i can take really, its all so stressful and hard. Maybe i'm not bipolar but i feel that there is something up with me. Bipolar is the closest thing i have for i guess.
I should go to a psychologist or therapist but in truth, i dont want to. I dont think anyone can help me and i dont like asking for help.
Definitely a type of being bipolar because I struggled with the exact same problems & feelings as you are having when I started college. Grew up with a crackhead mom, didn't know dad till I was 9, abuse, rape, drugs, all the bad things you hear about. But I am pretty (just stating) had great friends, & a great life in highschool so it got better. But that's when the problems with my emotions started. Anytime I got in a fight with a friend or anyone, I felt like my life just turned upside down. I would think I just wanna die & hurt myself & I'd cry so much wondering why me ? Why am I like this what did I do wrong? I try to be a good person but I just can't hold it together..this happened alot & it got out of control. I pushed my family & almost all my friends away. My close friends stuck by because the knew it wasn't easy. I went to a school therapist thinkin that would help & talkin about it did, but still didn't make me feel better really. Not even bipolar meds. Honestly, I woke up one day & realized this wasn't a life I wanted to live. I had to really learn the true meaning of learning how to accept & deal with the reality. I had always been a Christian, but I started talking to God more & asked for strength everyday to become a strong women & overcome the demons that held me down. I brought all my repressed memories of the bad I had locked away in my brain for so many years, and saw it hasn't hurt me. It has truly only made me the person I am today. Anytime I started feeling down, I told myself, hey it's okay, everything happens for a reason, life isn't really over & you can move on. Not you will "try". You will. The more you say & encourage yourself, the more you believe. I overcame my bipolar problems. I haven't had suicidal thoughts in over a year & I don't have mood swings like I used to. When someone says something hurtful, I tell myself you know what it's okay because they don't matter to me they don't hold my life in there hands I do!! Every night I pray & thank God for helping me & ask he continually does. I know you too can overcome it. You need to LOVE YOURSELF! YOU never did those awful things to yourself or whatever it is holding you back, dig deep & find out. If you ever want to talk more or need advice , you can email me. I really hope that helped :) I have faith in you.


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By Matt Cooney,
"Now the real work starts," we wrote in our August 2007 cover story on chanteuse Hollie Smith, who had just signed with Blue Note subsidiary Manhattan Records after winning rave reviews from Blue Note chief executive Bruce Lundvall. Hollie was headed for the top.
Alas, it wasn't to be; that same month Blue Note's troubled parent, EMI, was bought by a private equity firm that announced plans to shed up to a third of staff. Soon artists were leaving the label en masse, and projects were canned all over the company. Before her Blue Note career had even begun, Smith was out in the cold.
So how to deal with rejection? Smith had her dark moments but she's back—with another long player, of course. Humour and The Misfortune Of Others is out in March and it's … upbeat. Funky, even. We asked Smith her secret.
You got caught up in events at EMI. How are you feeling now? Still friends with the music industry?
Ha, I don't think I've ever been friends with the industry. It's been a very challenging couple of years personally and professionally but I feel like I've come through it well. It's difficult to have such a personal medium, like music, being run within such a corporate environment but I guess that's just part of what you have to deal with.
We caught up with you late last year in Singapore, where you were performing some songs off the new album. How did they go down with an audience that didn't already know you well? Does live performance change the way you think about the tracks?
To be fair, playing the new songs in Singapore was more for fun—we hadn't rehearsed them since recording. As you say, the audience didn't know me so it's hard to gauge a response as they weren't familiar with the songs. I think we played them well however and I felt it definitely had a different energy than a lot of material off Long Player. Once we establish a proper live show for this album I feel we'll be delivering a pretty special show.
Who or what is inspiring you in 2010?
All sorts really, but I think it's me who is inspiring me at the moment. It's been a crazy rollercoaster few years and I'm happy with the way I've come through it. I'm currently managing myself and have met every deadline regarding artwork, contracts, videos and facilitating the release. I've created a body of work I am very proud of and this is not long after I almost didn't continue in this industry. I know I can get there now so I'm pushing my boundaries.
"You got caught up in events at EMI.." and yet shes STILL with EMI - their local branch is distributing her new album. Wonder why?
I blogged some more of Hollies comments on the details behind the fallout from the Bluenote/Manhattn deal here…
She still had a contract, it just got moved back to NZ (that's as I understand it). But, just like Karl Puschmann in your blog post, I was told Hollie wouldn't talk about Blue Note as the Herald had arranged an exclusive. Given that Russell Brown had written about it in our pages in some detail—as a cover story, in fact—I obviously had to allude to it, which I did.
So while I was at Webstock, after we went to print, I was amused to see Hollie talking pretty freely about it with the Dom! She does her own thing and good on her.

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1. Single-Servings
- Awesome People Reading: Where to see what famous people read.
- Cover Spy: Where to see what MTA passengers read.
- Lisa Simpson Book Club: Where to see what Lisa Simpson reads.
- Bookshelf Porn: The SFW (despite its title) spot to ogle bookshelves.
- Slaughterhouse 90210: The middle of the television/literature Venn diagram.
- The Art of Google Books: Who's scanning those books? Whose hand is that?
- The Final Sentence: An effort to spoil every book's ending.
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- n+personals: As Malcolm Harris put it, the apex of The New Sincerity.
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- Writers No One Reads: Neglected authors and philosophers.
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- 50 Watts: Book design from around the world and across the ages.
- The Books They Gave Me: The intimate details of books gifted by exes.
- The Collected Blurbs of Gary Shteyngart: The man gets around, doesn't he?
- Poor Yorick Entertainment: Now-defunct, but a must-see for all fantods.
- Lady Journos!: Highlights the best female journalists and their work.
2. Reviewers
- The Los Angeles Review of Books: Rapidly increasing L.A.'s literary cachet.
- The New Inquiry: The Times can look down its nose all it wants. Who cares?
- The Boston Review: Loose updates from the Boston non-profit.
3. Booksellers/Libraries/Foundations
- Housing Works Bookstore Café: Dispatches from a great cause.
- New York Public Library: The epicenter of literary Manhattan. (& its events)
- McNally Jackson: One of New York City's favorite bookshops.
- WORD Brooklyn: One of New York City's favorite bookshops across the river.
- 57th Street Books: One of Chicago's favorite bookshops.
- Tattered Cover: One of Denver's favorite bookshops.
- Powell's: One of Portland's favorite bookshops.
- PEN American Center: Great quotations from the PEN folks.
- 92nd Street Y: One of New York's best curators of cultural entertainment.
4. Marginalia
- Proustitute: A highbrow, poetry-heavy mental treat.
- Dostoesvky: All things Fyodor.
- Russkaya Literatura: All things Fyodor, Lev, Anton, Mikhail, etc…
- F*ck Yeah Manuscripts: Like LettersOfNote, but exclusively authors.
- John Jeremiah Sullivan: Dispatches from the essayist's book tour.
5. Publishers (Big Six) — Bear in mind: most of these lean pretty heavily
towards being just marketing tools.
- A. A. Knopf: The intersection of books and borzoi.
- Harper Perennial: The most exciting Big Six imprint in the game right now.
- Farrar, Straus & Giroux: Welcome aboard, newcomers! Way to get off on the right foot.
- Scribner: Bookish miscellany from the Simon & Schuster imprint.
- Doubleday: One of the more stereotypically Tumblr-like publishing Tumblrs.
- Vintage & Anchor: Great stuff from Random House's paperback wizards.
- Pantheon Books: Image-heavy in a great way.
- Classic Penguin: It's about time the Penguin folks joined the Tumblr crowd.
- Viking Penguin: Updates from the Viking & Penguin publicity team.
- Riverhead Books: Penguin's got the most imprints on Tumblr, bar-none.
6. Publishers (Littler Guys)
- W. W. Norton & Co.: Plus ten points for their GZA post.
- NYRB Classics: The inimitable publisher of overlooked classics.
- Fantagraphics: The premier publishers of alternative comics in the U.S.
- New Directions: Come back, guys! You were great while you lasted.
- OR Books: Small, politically-minded indie publisher.
- Ugly Duckling Presse: Photos from one of the best book designers in the U.S.
- Bloomsbury Publishing: The U.S. office of London's reputable house.
- Verso Books: Very #OWS-heavy of late.
- Nouvella Books: The most Downton Abbey-obsessed publishers around.
7. Magazines
- Longreads: Looking for something to read? Not anymore.
- Hobart Pulp: They came here to drink bourbon and publish stories.
- BOMB Magazine: The best of the BOMBsite.
- The Missouri Review: Multimedia posts from the underrated journal.
- Lapham's Quarterly: Witty and smart, and with a great design to boot.
- The Atlantic: A steady stream of interesting links.
- Utne Reader: Good stuff from the Minneapolis (and soon Topeka) institution.
- The Believer: Special features from the monthly magazine.
- Specter: Not to be confused with the James Bond villains.
- The Atavist: More people should know about these folks!
8. Wish List
- The Paris Review: They're on Tumblr, but they never post Tumblr-specific content. Dive all the way in, Parisians. You can do better.
- More authors!: With so many on Twitter, it's only a matter of time.
- Books & Books: South Florida's best indie deserves more attention.
- The Oxford American: The South is underrepresented on the platform.
- Poetry Magazine: Poems just beg for reblogs.
- Book Soup: The L.A. shop would be a nice complement to NYC's dominance.
- Vroman's: They're there, but they haven't updated since 2010.
- The Strand: The New York City icon is sorely missed on Tumblr.
- Picador: Perhaps the Flatiron folks are on their way soon.
This list, of course, is by nature incomplete. I am sure I've missed a ton of standouts. Please feel free to let me know which ones I've overlooked in the comments!


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These plants have done great this year so far and I"m still getting more cucumbers growing. They train decently with a little help, and I actually trained them up my sunflowers which has worked great. Great taste especially when picked small. The only thing I noticed was after they are picked it's best eaten the day picked. the skin gets wrinkly in the next day or so. Not a problem here though since my kids eat them all before I can put them in anything! I do have to peel them for my kids (2 and 3 yrs, a picky age) but for us adults no problem. First year planting at the new house so soil isn't great but these are doing great for not so hot soil.
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If you would like to see my art please go to merriberry I am slowly taking down all this stuff and saving it. Sorry for the confusion. And THANKYOU
Touchofsnow accurately portrays my reaction to fan art .
this is as far as i got on the original plot of Omnitrell. im deleting the pages off smack Jeeves so i wont have to when i post the new storyline pages.
i have learned a lot from these oldies though, and there is many things i am now just noticing. Like my backgrounds were improvised but over all sorta dull and didn't say much about the world. i have learned more about composition and frame work since then.
while these are far from perfect i still like them for the things they have taught me .
you are all free to critique these ! i would like to know what your thoughts are!
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Thought this was a WalMart photo at first. :)
Thank you everyone for your interest. And I agree with everyone. Thank you also for the good New Year wishes. I hope all of you will be greatly blessed in 2014.Loveydear, I didn't even see those quilts until you mentioned it. Sometimes I think I just have vision tunnel!!!!! LOL
What a great shot! Happy New Year, Lyndee. Sending my best blessings to you and yours for the best of good health, peace and joy throughout 2014.
I wonder if his wife is in the picture too, only camouflaged ;-)
What a great dad! and such outrageous fun in their coveralls. Thanks Lyndee.
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So do I, Happy New Year lyndee.
Love it! :-)
The kid won't get lost but if he does they'll know where to take him!
How...well, colorful!
Happy New Year, Lyndee!! Bless you!
Laughing at the picture, then read Grandmajojo's comment and am laughing outloud! Well done, Lyndee!
The sweetest thing about this picture is that the Dad would be seen in public with his son in matching outfits. I see what you mean about not having enough fabric. It looks like the seamstress used the denim for the trim and pockets. Maybe she did it intentionally for contrast? Regardless, she is very creative!
Where are Stacy and Clinton when you need them??
Lovely, do you think they could buy this in a shop? I think mom did a good job. And she made one for both. But she had a bit too little material. Look at the underside of the boys pants. She is creative.:-)))
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I'm sitting here on my last night before college, reflecting on my time in Ghana. What did I do? What did I accomplish? I feel like I learned and gained so much – what did I give back?
I just sent off a package to everyone in Ada, so I suppose there are the physical things. But did I bestow on any of the kids an excitement for learning? Are any of the teachers going to stop caning, and is that even the right thing to do? Are any of the students going to take to heart my advice to study hard and apply to university, maybe in America, maybe even Haverford? If they wanted to, would they even be able to? Are any of them going to stop throwing their trash on the ground; start recycling their water sachets? Are they going to continue the warm-up I taught them for the play? Is acting going to be a useful skill in their lives? Are any of them going to get past Ada? Will I make a difference?
The time went by so fast. It was filled with eating banku and okra stew, going for runs along the beach, doing washing, heading to market with Euphemia, laughing with Alfred about "my monkey in the US," walking back from the internet café with Kofi, listening to the radio with Gladys, taking pictures with my students, talking with them about American and Ghanaian culture, watching football matches and African TV, greeting "hihowareyou finethankshowareyou."
And what about what I did in Accra? Meeting with artists and getting to know the city – it was so great for me, but what was I doing for others, for the organization? I think the most useful thing I did was set up some excellent contacts for the JAC. I hope we make use of them. It will be easy for them to slip away if we don't keep them up.
I left for Ghana having very little idea of what I would be doing. I made up some things on my CPGC application based on the JAC website and the few emails Kelvin sent me, such as making a documentary, writing a newsletter, and organizing exhibitions. I did not do any of those things. We did not have the materials or resources for those things. But I did end up meeting a whole bunch of people who changed my life. I think, if only in a small way, I changed theirs.
At the CPGC retreat in the spring, they had us write an entry in the journals they'd just provided about how we were feeling about our upcoming internships. At the time, I was just stressed about the Bi-Co News and all the papers I had to write. "Ghana feels a million miles away," I said. "Maybe in two months I'll be reading this, and Haverford's Quaker Meeting House and its wooden benches will feel like the couldn't be farther."
I did indeed read over it in Ghana, on my last bumpy tro-tro ride to Ada. I had written in the spring, "It's weird that now Kelvin is just someone I've been exchanging emails with, and in a couple months, he'll be a real person I'm working with."
As my eyes skimmed the words on the page, Kelvin was sitting right next to me. And now, I'm reading it here at home, about to leave for school again. Both Ghana and the CPGC retreat feel like a million years ago – or maybe just yesterday.
At the time, my journal was fresh, a shiny new black. Now it sits on the dining room table, wrinkled and falling apart. It has traveled to Ghana and back. Its gray pages are falling out. My tiny scribbles cover the green-lined pages; my students' drawings claim a few.
It's strange to me that my eight weeks are represented inside this journal. Where is my trip contained? Inside this little black book? In the photos on my computer and now on Facebook? On this very blog? In the notes on my computer that never made it to the blog? In my head? In the heads of all the friends I made and the people I interacted with? If I had to go and track down what I did, where would it be?
What has come out of my time and work? In the end, was it for them, or for me? That was my main question when I wrote my journal entry at the CPGC retreat: who am I really going to help, and who am I doing this for?
Maybe I thought I was going to Ghana to find answers or solutions. Instead, it has filled me with more questions. My task now, after I ponder, is to keep up my work.
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Wednesday, June 16
7:15 am
Wake up. Say good morning to Gladys, the nice grandma I'm staying with. Say hi to Kofi, her grandson who helps out around the house. He will probably insist on filling my water bottle or giving me some sliced fruit (washed and peeled, don't worry Mom or CPGC).
8 am
Breakfast at Headmaster Samuel's, made by his lovely wife Euphemia. Maybe an omelet and tea bread. Maybe oatmeal and bread with that French cheese that comes in packets and has a cow on the packaging.
8:30 am
School: Presby JHS (Junior High School)
8:45 am
Teach my first class, probably creative arts at the primary school. Remind the kids to look at what they're drawing, not just draw what they think they see. Look at the million pictures kids are waving in my face and get excited by how excited they are.
9:45 am
Sit and read in the teachers' office until they give me something to do. Make small talk with the other teachers. Hear about what they wish they could do and all the setbacks at the school. Wait out the rain, cause it's probably raining.
10:30 am
Teach creative writing maybe, or lead a French learning game. If it's the former, help the kids come up with a story they would enjoy writing about. If it's the latter, the game will probably involve drawing or charades, and me speaking very slowly in both French and English because they have trouble with both.
11:15 am
Sit in on Mr. Isaac's French class, or possibly Mr. Fred's ICT (Information Computing Technology, or something like that). Find it interesting but maybe zone out a little.
12 pm
Sit in the office and read for a bit.
12:45 pm
Head to lunch at Euphemia's. Maybe fufu and chicken stew, maybe banku and fish stew (various doughy grain dishes made of combinations of maize, plantain, and cassava).
1:45 pm
Work on Theatre Spectacular, the play JHS is putting on in collaboration with the Junior Art Club. Go through lines a bit, then lead tongue twisters and exercises to loosen the kids up. Direct blocking and acting and help prompt lines.
3 pm
Head home. Try not to get my legs covered in red dirt from the road.
3:45 pm
Go for a run on the road along the beach. Wave at the people who stare at me. Wave extra at the kids screaming out "Obruni" and running after me. (Seriously, it's like having my own marathon cheering section).
5 pm
Shower and do laundry (by hand! the bane of my existence).
7 pm
Dinner at Euphemia's. Maybe watermelon and fried rice or stew. Maybe this thing I just ate that I think is called obolo (spelling?). It's a sweet, pale doughy crescent made of maize, and you can eat it along with scoops of a tiny tiny fried fish they get from the river here.
8 pm
Go to the internet café or watch an African movie at Euphemia's. Last week I saw the Nigerian film "Buy Me a Rose." I found the elevator music that accompanied the raucous pool party scene especially amusing.
9:15 pm
Sit and talk with Gladys and Kofi, read, write in my journal. Maybe I'll show them my pictures of my friends and family from home. Kofi will have some serious trouble picking out which one is me in pictures with my friends. First he'll think I'm Emma, then Izzy, then Lizzy, and in another one Jamie. We all look the same to him.
11:15 pm
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Tuesday, June 8
They kind of threw me into teaching at the Presby junior high (JHS) in Ada Foah (Ada for short), and last night before I began I was pretty nervous.
I'd shown up on Monday afternoon after arriving in Ada and they'd said, "So, you'll teach English, French, creative writing, art, maybe photography, maybe computing. You'll begin tomorrow."
I was thinking, "Okay…ahh! What makes me qualified to teach these kids?" but I just nodded my head and said, "That sounds great."
They didn't give me a lesson plan or anything. They said I could do whatever I wanted. I asked to sit in on a couple classes before I began, and then I plunged in. I figured I could base my lessons off the games and activities I liked when I was in school.
Tuesday morning, they told me the computer teacher was absent, and I could teach whatever I wanted. Most of the kids were outside playing. There were only a few in the classroom, but that was fine with me. I like small groups.
I told the class that we were going to play a story game. I asked them to get up from their rows of desks and join me in a circle at the front. The students stood up and shuffled around, unsure what to do. I patted the floor and said, "Right here."
Their circle was lopsided, but a circle nonetheless. I asked them to go around and tell me their names and favorite subject in school. Their Ghanaian names were difficult for me to understand (like Gifte, Berthe, and others I couldn't even try to spell), but I would do my best to repeat them. They would laugh and help me out.
Then we started making up a story together. I asked them who they wanted our main character to be (a boy), how old is he (13), what perspective should we tell our story from (1st person), what's our main character's problem (he's hungry), why (because his parents died in a car crash, and he's living with his stepmother who is mean to him).
"Oh! We need a name for our main character. What do you think his name should be?" I asked.
"Silver Star," said one girl.
"Okay, Silver Star. Do you guys like that?"
The class nodded.
As we came up with details, plot twists, and conflicts to embellish our tale, other kids started edging into the classroom. Soon the circle was huge, with students squeezed n and leaned over desks. There were so many I couldn't catch all of their names. Sitting cross-legged in their blue uniforms, they huddled around me and waved their hands, bursting with ideas. It was picture perfect, but I didn't want to spoil the moment by pulling out my camera. Sorry, CPGC.
P.S. As the kids settled into their desks to write their own versions of our story, I asked Elizabeth to put the major points on the board. I saw that she'd forgotten the first r in Silver Star and asked if they spell "silver" with a y here instead of an i. That's when I realized that the whole time I'd been saying Silver Star, they were saying Sylvester.
Whoops. Still getting used to that whole accent gap.
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I think he should appologize to his son. You're supposed to love your children unconditionally, not threaten to kill them if they are born a way that you don't like.
Yeah, what Jen said. It's one thing to be a bigoted ass, it's another to effectively condone violence against a group of people (especially using harm to your own child to illustrate that) who are so often the target of real violence.
Also, how old is his son? I hope he's not young enough to be/or in the custody of Mr. Morgan.
This idea that a person has no control over it surely isn't exactly accurate.
I assume you mean that gays have that compulsion.
Humans have many compulsions, many of which they hopefully are able to control.
The insinuation that homosexuality is biological is scientifically unproven.
We all owe it to the world to be truthful about the issue and to not make pronouncements about the what caused homosexuality that we cannot prove one way or the other.
If we're really concerned about the human condition, we would at least do that.
Anything else is selfish.
@ mustbeGRACE...When did you choose to be straight? Why don't you try and overcome that compulsion, eh? If homosexuals can overcome these "compulsions" and force themselves to have sexual relationships with people of the opposite sex then it must be possible for you to force yourself to have sexual relationships with the same sex, right?
oh, wait...That's ludicrous, isn't it?
The idea that environmental influences play no role in human development is what is ludicrous.
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It is selfish of the homosexual community to discount early psychosocial experiences in the development of homosexuality.
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Suppose a man grows up in a household with a single mom and three sisters and later admits to being gay.
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The gay community deserves scorn for not even considering that this scenario is a possible reason AND for not saying so.
Wow. That's insane. Please explain all the people who are attracted to the same sex who weren't abused or raised in households with only the opposite gender since you seem to have all the answers.
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The guesthouse is beautiful, an old and colorful house. The rooms are nice and cozy, the staff is excellent, there's lemonade in the afternoon and some snacks, breakfast is wonderful and some Friday nights the cook turns into resident dj on the premises! Best hotel of our road trip.
The tub wasn't draining properly but they fixed it right away.
This hotel is in a wonderful very old New Orleans mansion. The staff is super. The rooms are nicely decorated and very clean. Comfortable bed. Good WIFI. The breakfast has a selection of cold items and hot special of the day. It is just a block away from the St. Charles trolley. There is a very good BBQ place right at the trolley stop, too.
That I had to leave so soon.
The inn was close enough to the city for a short cab ride, but far enough away to be quiet and relaxing. The claw foot tubs were very nice. Breakfast was also very good - continental and hot.
Our neighbor had a dog that barked for a while, despite the hotel's notice to not leave barking dogs alone.
The staff is very approachable, very helpful and professional. Breakfast was cooked with pride, was authentic (grits and eggs etc.) and delicious. Overall Creole Gardens has a warm inviting feeling in a great neighborhood very close to the St. Charles street car line and some good eateries.
If you are looking for a 5 star hotel this is not the place for you. It's like staying with the creative side of your family not the side of your family with OCD.
Fabulous location. A short street car ride away from Bourbon street and all the activity. In the other direction, a short ride away from the beautiful houses of the Garden District.
The room had dust bunnies. Not thorougly cleaned. Only towels changed and not the bed sheets.
I liked the location since it's close to St. Charles Street Car, great restaurants, super comfy bed, history of Guesthouse is excellent, Miss Annie and Barbara treat you like family, Keith is helpful with ideas of fun things to do that are off the beaten path, breakfast can not be beat from Miss Annie and Barbara. You feel like family. Wonderful staff!
A few items needed maintaining like floor boards which could have been a tripping hazard in our room.
Creole has a relaxed vibe. A 2 minute walk to trams and only a short ride that will take you to both the Garden district and Jackson Square ends They had the best breakfast in New Orleans
The exterior was a little run down and our front door lock would jam when we tried to enter but it definitely added to the character and personality of the place
When I first arrived I was a little surprised.....didn't know what to expect. I walked into office and staff was wonderful! I was shown around and every need was layed out for me. Everything was so clean and comfortable. My room was absolutely charming. Breakfast was delicious! Miss Annie and her staff were amazing in dining room. I met people from all parts of U.S. and Canada. This experience cannot be found at big fancy impersonal hotels. Being a native I have stayed all over New Orleans and have never felt more at home. I now live on the North Shore and came in to volunteer for Color Run and get some R&R. My niece met me there and we made a promise that we would be back! 1 block from Streetcar and walking distance to any type of dining. Can't wait to come back!
Cannot say there was one single thing I did not like.
Our room was comfortable and pleasant, with an excellent bed and good air conditioning. The courtyard gives a charming atmosphere. The breakfasts were very good and served with individual attention. If you like the bigger, fancier hotels, this place isn't for you... but if you like smaller, more charming bed and breakfasts, I highly recommend Creole Gardens.
the breakfast
*excellent , made to order breakfast included - that's a 20 savings * free parking - that's a 20 savings * room comfortable and clean
location fair- not a lot of interest in walking distance but a very short drive to attractions
We stayed in the "Mansion 2" room which was very large and spacious. The room was clean and had a very nice antique feel. I proposed to my now fiance there and she absolutely loved it. You also cannot beat the made to order breakfast in the morning.. much better than a hotel continental breakfast. Very easy to get on the trolley to head anywhere in the city. It only took about ten minutes to get to the French Quarter and downtown for $3 a person/day. We did also have a rental car and parking was a breeze.
Wireless was a bit spotty, but we didn't really mind as we were there for vacation.
The house is beautiful, the room was great, the breakfast excellent and the people working there are very nice. Also the location is good, very close to the street car which is a nice way to arrive to the French Quartier.
There were not adequate amenities in the bathroom, like soap of enough towels. Also the party the staff were having on Saturday night in the backyart was a little bit noisy.
Will stay here again when in New Orleans.
Nice room Nice breakfast Location of hotel
some not very nice animals around our room
The staff is superb. They make you feel like at home. Annie and Joe are great, the atmosphere is so familiar and nice. The structure is very original, it makes you feel like you are back in the past. Loved it!
The only thing was the noise of the air conditioning in the room.
CGI is in the beautiful Garden District about a 20 min walk or 10 min. streetcar ride outside of the French Quarter. That was a plus for us as we wanted to see more of the city. We did both, it was a comfortable and safe walk with pretty views and the streetcar was a nice experience too (very close to the B&B and comes frequently). We also used a cab, which came within 10 minutes and was only about $10 to the Commanders Palace in the Garden District and the same price when we took one to the center of the French Quarter. The staff is awesome, so friendly and welcoming. Free breakfast was delicious, ours was shrimp, grits, bacon, and eggs plus a generous continental spread. $4 mimosas and bloodmarys available too, also delicious. The facilities were clean, cute, and interesting. Loved the colorful garden area. We stayed in the cabins. Water was hot, AC was cold, bed was very comfortable. Also parking was FREE, the only place we found that offered that. We can't wait to come back!
There wasn't anything we didn't like.
I loved how attentive the staff was! They provide you with absolutely everything you need upon arrival and then let you alone to explore New Orleans. The guesthouse is very conveniently located in the garden district which is reasonably close to tourist spots such as The French Quarter and Bourbon street. I dealt with Keith the most and he clearly goes above and beyond every day at work. He was always ready to answer any questions we had or to offer a recommendation. I also liked how the guesthouse is locked up at night and the fact that they cook up a hot breakfast every morning which is included in the visit. I will definitely be back and have to say thank you very much to Creole Gardens for their hospitality.
Closeness to trolley, friendly staff, breakfast, guide books available for research.
Steps up to second floor. Noisy aircon.
The location was good, close walk to get a Trolley Car! The Claw foot bath tub was geat! Good size room!
There was construction going on in the adjoining buildings! The room was in need of a paint job, the curtains were not installed correctly! Did not close off all of the window. The lights outside our room in the court yard were a distraction. The room was very bright after dark!
Breakfast was that of a pricey restaurant...bed was comfortable and staff was awesome!!!
Room decorations are that of an old school brothel...
Staff was very friendly and very helpful. Hotel is old and funky but in pretty good condition. Garden District was fun to explore. No shortage of good restaurants and bars nearby.
everything about creole gardens was great ,breakfast was super, and the staff bent over backwards to make our stay enjoyable.. would highly recommend this place ... paul from in.
i Didn't get to stay long enough
Location was great, great area and easy walk to trolley to get to French quarter. Quirky building. Live music on Friday night
Curtains were extremely thin May as we'll not been there and air con unit very loud so for sensitives sleepers like us it meant little to no sleep. Breakfast finished a bit early and they had run out of hot water so gave us a mug to put in microwave, didn't make the best cup of tea
The Staff was wonderful! The Breakfast was Delicious!!! The Room was clean and comfortable.I loved the claw foot tub in the bathroom and how comfortable the bed was. The Creole Gardens has old charm and modern conveniences. Its location is good with access to everything. Very close to the Garden District shoppping on Magazine street. We will be back here for sure!
The only thing that I didn't love was the location on Prytania is not the prettiest. But all in all it was a great stay and would highly recommend.
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American Express Corporation acquires 31-year-old U.S. Camera & Travel; three years later, in 1971, it is renamed Travel + Leisure and goes on to become the world's leading travel magazine.
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Food & Wine receives its first nomination for an ASME National Magazine award for the Single Topic issue category.
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American Express, the parent company of American Express Publishing, enters into a management services agreement with Time Inc., which enables American Express Publishing to benefit from the largest U.S. Publisher's vast publishing expertise, resources and relationships.
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Travel + Leisure kicks off its Travel + Leisure World's Best Awards platform which surveys readers on their favorite hotels, spas, airlines, cruise lines, outfitters, cities, and islands around the world.
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Debenhams is happy to exchange or refund your purchase within 28 days providing the goods are in a fully resaleable condition (including tags) and not within the exclusion policy*. This policy does not affect your statutory rights. You can return unwanted items either by visiting your local store (the fastest way to get a refund), by arranging a courier collection or returning by post. Exclusions apply to selected products. For instructions on how to return products and information on Debenhams refund policy visit the returns and refunds section of the website.
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