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GiGi Dover & The Big Love return to Salisbury with gypsy soul music
SALISBURY — Don't expect to hear what sounds like the same song twice when GiGi Dover & The Big Love take the stage at the Looking Glass Artists Center black box theater, 405 N. Lee St., at about 8 p.m. Friday.
"Our music goes from high energy to ballads," Dover said. "It's a rich sonic experience, the instrumentation alone is so diverse."
Dover has been performing since 2002 with her husband, Eric Lowell, and their band.
"We kind of have a European Gypsy-type soul thing going on," she said. "The songs we've been writing lately have kind of a Russian carnival flair to them."
Dover said the band draws on influences from just about everywhere.
"Rock and soul and jazz and country and everything else we've grown up with," she said. "Our sound is always changing."
During the show audience members will be able to view Dover's most recent artwork, featuring a series of four owls.
Dover said she considered painting owls after hearing them outside of her Charlotte home.
"We have these owls right in the middle of the city," she said. "You can lay awake at night and hear them."
When Dover stumbled across a World Wildlife Federation article about the illegal owl trade in India she decided she should do the painting to raise awareness about the issues.
"They are harvested for their beaks, talons and eyes," she said. "They believe owls are magical creatures.
"It's a very real thing that's going on."
Dover named the show "Masters of Silence" because owls fly silently at night.
"I've learned quite a bit about owls in the past two years," she said.
Dover said she's looking forward to returning to Salisbury less than a week after her performance in the Common Chord songwriter's showcase that was also held at Looking Glass.
"It's going to be a good show," she said. "Salisbury is so rich with heritage and art, anyplace like that has good crowds.
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Chewy, Spicy, Crispy, Sweet: 15 Cookies for Fall
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As I sit here writing this, I am listening to a torrent of rain wash down the street. The leaves on the tree outside the window are turning rust-red at the edges, and I feel suddenly in need of a cup of tea. Autumn has officially begun, as of last Friday, and while I know that many of you are still waiting for cooler temperatures, let's celebrate fall with a batch of cookies.
I think of fall as cookie time, especially for the cookies I like best. It isn't time yet for the delicate, labor-intensive cookies of Christmas. It is, however, time for hearty peanut butter cookies after school, and for big plates of chewy molasses cookies set out for harvest parties. It's time for a spicy shortbread cookie after dinner with a glass of sweet wine, and for a corner of a bar cookie with a cup of tea as a cheery pick-me-up in the middle of a long work day.
We have those sorts of cookies for you here today: 15 favorites that don't take too much work — cookies that will please a crowd.
We have two sorts of molasses cookies, and some life-changing vegan jam thumbprints. There are little nests of oats and peanut butter, with a dollop of fudge baked on top, and feather-light cookies flavored with Earl Grey tea. There are chewy bars topped dulce de leche, extra-soft snickerdoodles, and cookies with chunks of apple and Gouda inside. Which is your favorite?
• 1 Chewy Molasses Cookies with Crunchy Lemon Glaze - Chewy cookies, with a pleasantly rough and crunchy lemon glaze.
• 2 Earl Grey Tea Cookies - Quick icebox cookies that are blended up in the food processor.
• 3 Molasses Spice Cookies with Orange Sugar - Crispier molasses cookies with pretty orange sugar on top.
• 4 Super-Soft Snickerdoodle Cookies - I love snickerdoodles that are really, really chewy.
• 5 Spiced Mexican Wedding Cookies - Mexican wedding cookies? Hungarian wedding cookies? We're heard so many names for these — who knows where they came from; we just know we like them.
• 6 Apple Gouda Oatmeal Cookies - Sweet and savory, crumbly and chewy, these cookies are a great snack or even breakfast.
• 7 Life-Changing Vegan Thumbprints - Soft and sweet, with big puddles of jam in the middle.
• 8 Vegan Vanilla Almond Sandies - Crisp, sandy, satisfying.
• 9 Derby Pie Bars - Chewy bars with bourbon, chocolate, and walnuts.
• 10 Cinnamon Walnut Dulce de Leche Bars - Nutty cookie bars drizzled with dulce de leche.
• 11 Halfway Cookies - These amazing little cookie bars are topped with crisp and chew meringue.
• 12 Peanut Butter and Fudge Oatmeal Cookies - Peanut butter cookies with a big spoonful of fudge on top.
• 13 Husband-Winning Peanut Butter Cookies - The best peanut butter cookies ever? Perhaps!
• 14 Peanut Butter Oatmeal Monster Cookies - More oaty goodness. If you use gluten-free oats these are also gluten-free.
• 15 The No-Flour, No-Butter Peanut Butter Cookies - No flour? No butter? These cookies are still so good!
What's your favorite cookie for fall?
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A very timely post....I have shared and will prepare my kitchen for battle....thanks for the great post up!
Thanks for putting together these round ups! I really enjoy them. I cannot wait to try these out. I am in Houston. It is still summer here, and a bit too hot to use the oven often. As soon as we get a rainy day, I am going make cookies.
Love this website and can't wait to try some of these. I'm wondering if I'm missing something, though. Do you have a way to bookmark or save a recipe to a recipe box?
@little bonbon, no not at this point. I highly recommend Instapaper though, for quick and easy bookmarking.
Oh how I wish it wasn't going to be 90+ degrees here this week!
Your timing with this post was excellent since I was feeling a little peckish and was in the mood for cookies. So I ransacked the pantry and (although I didn't follow the exact quantities) made the no-flower, no-butter peanut butter cookies. GENIOUS! I'm eating them as I post and I love them!!
Thanks and keep up the excellent work with this briliant blog :)
Gotta say: the apple-gouda cookies are SO GOOD! They are the BEST late afternoon snack! Alas--the husband and child do not agree. They (and I) do love those vegan thumbprints and the husband-winning peanut butter cookies.
Based on that track record I will indeed branch out and try a couple of these that are new to me.
Thanks for the recipes! and thanks for adding a print button. Can you format so the picture will also print on the recipe and for font size options? Is that possible?
@Edin, we opted not to include a photo at this time, but if you simply go to the Print button in your browser and print the whole post, it's formatted well for printing, and it will include the photo.
There is no rain this side .. it's been almost 5 months now! From last week it's getting little gloomy but the weather is playing some game with us. Anyways, cookies are something I can eat anytime :) and recently made some macadamia nut cookies and now looking at these ..i want to bake again !
@little bonbon
I copy and paste those recipes I'm interested in and keep them in a folder on my desktop. It's quick and I don't have to remember where I saw the recipe.
We're just getting our first days of summer here in San Francisco, but as soon as November hits, I'm starting to bake :) My favorite are chewy ginger molasses cookies, but my mama's recipe is the best. Page bookmarked for the apple gouda.
Perfect timing!! I've been searching for a molasses cookie recipe that didn't require shortening. I can't wait to make these!
Great selections. Can't wait to debut these on Thanksgiving.. or maybe Halloween. Oh heck, I'm baking this weekend!
It's heavenly just reading these descriptions... mmmmm. I'm hungry.

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i could make it and i would like some thing other then Red Lobster because we have one that i go to all the time and love it but i like to try new places if thats ok
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LOL, that's funny Brad. I just ate at Red Lobster this past Saturday, the last time was about 14 years ago. I'm good for a while too..
Dave and Busters would be easy to find, it's in the Palisades Park Mall, 3rd Flr. It's right on RT 287, can't miss it.
Since the weather reports were not that good for today and don't like driving in it, we took a road trip last night up to Nanuet to restaurant hop. We drove on Rt 59 which is right of off 287, but it looked like mostly chain restaurants and just really congested. We found the Nanuet restaurant on Middletown Rd., but it looked old and not so clean (I have a thing about cleanliness). In speaking with some of the locals, their specialty is the pizza, but not much else.
We drove further down the road and found a place called Crossroads Restaurant and Bar, we went in. I had a beer and some NE Chowder, which was nice and thick and loaded with clams, close to the one I like at Go Fish in Mystic. I'd go back just for the chowder, they serve it on Fridays and Saturdays only. My BF had a burger and fries, he said it was above average good. We checked the place out, it was clean including the restrooms....(I also have a thing about clean restrooms, lol)
They have a sports bar area, nice size and then a seperate restaurant, it was decorated for Mardi Gras another good size space. I spoke to one of the staff and told him what we were planning, they would be happy to accomadate us. I would just have to give them a heads up so they could have staff there, it won't be that busy at 1 pm in the afternoon and they would want to be prepared. They also have plenty of parking.
Speaking to someone else here, he raved about this place and said we'd get a ton for our $$. I still wanted to see other places, so he also told us to drive further down the road to a place called the Porterhouse to check out. They had a nice menu, probably upscale from the Croass roads, but it was Ala Carte and more $$. One thing is they had a smoking room, so when you opened the door it slapped you in the face, I Hated that. We left and went back to the Crossroads, I had an apple martini, a prime rib sand. with fries, it was served with a horse radish sauce and gravy, I enjoyed it. My BF had the chicken and rib combo (he eats a lot, lol) he was pleased with it. I tasted the ribs, not Delaney Hole in the Wall, but good. The menu there overall was good, the usual appatizers, the food varies. The had a whole specialy burger menu, wraps, grilled food, meats, chicken, fish, even if you wanted prime rib and won't bread the bank. I was happy....
Not sure yet what my plans are for next weekend, I could take another drive up to check more places out. But this place was cozy and yet big enough, friendly and clean, not sure how many would be coming. Anything in or around the malls would probably be insane, after all this is the tri state area, it's always congested, that's why I hate it so much..
Sounds good to me The smoking place is definitley out as my wife is highly sensative to smoke but this place looks good
The Crossroads Restaurant looks nice to me too. I briefly looked at the lunch menu, and the sliders and fries might be my choice if we go there. Thanks for checking the place out Kathy!
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I think the lunch menu was only Monday thru Friday, you could get anything on the regular menu.
Thanks, I do see that now. Maybe the Hoboken? That looks good. Everything does for that fact.
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In fact, the menu there is a bit different then the one on line, a lot more options. There was alos an Eastern Moutain Sports right down the road.


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For José M. Hernández
The boy squatting with a wood and wire crate
In Salinas has finally risen
Above his station, California almost
Beautiful from this distance. Now when he bends
To the heavy glass he's hurtling through
Vacuum cold as night on the desert
When coyotes bring the families across
In rust gnawed pick ups and then on foot.
He's glossing over vast tracts of years, entire lives
In dirt and of dirt, obligations. He orbits
His parents talking low in their bed,
His mother's sorrow the high pitch of rain
Against the hut's metal blinds. In zero
Gravity the work is easy; nothing weighs
On the heart. He rides openly, needn't hide
In back with shovels under a tarp.
The earth is no longer soil but rainbow blue
And round as fruit. His itinerant efforts pay back
In stars. Now heaven is mestizo, offers
Fine shades, not just Milky Way black and white.
Let the good news fall gently back to earth.
Let today's harvest be measured not in pounds
But raised eyes, and miles, and light.
–David Moolten
rallentanda permalinkAugust 27, 2009 7:25 am
What a lovely poem with some tender moments i.e.the immigrant having to hide with the shovels… parents whispering in low voices and his mother's sorrow
Lovely lines…
His itinerant efforts paid in stars…
rainbow blue and round as fruit
Let the good news fall gently back to earth(slightly Shakespearean…it droppeth like the gentle rain from heaven upon the place beneath)
Well done .I enjoyed this .
August 27, 2009 3:25 pm
Thanks for your generous comments!
August 27, 2009 9:32 am
Beautiful imagery, David. Dirt and sky. Heaven and earth. Real people making their way through both. Very powerful!
August 27, 2009 10:07 am
Great images there. Pleasure to read it!
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August 27, 2009 11:47 am
I don't know if I can add more superlatives except to say that this is the type of poem I like best, the story of a life, condensed to watershed moments. Loved it.
August 27, 2009 12:06 pm
Hello David,
I'm with Cynthia! This is a life I can understand, told with such beauty.
"In zero
Gravity the work is easy; nothing weighs
On the heart."
August 27, 2009 6:13 pm
I love it, thank you for sharing.
August 28, 2009 5:00 am
Thank you for the feedback.
August 27, 2009 9:51 pm
I really liked the way your poem played back and forth from earth to space and back again. It was a very enjoyable read. "In zero gravity nothing weighs on the heart." Very insightful thinking!
August 30, 2009 11:51 am
A radiant praise song for a worthy contemporary hero. The poem has so much to admire. The line breaks do so much skillful poetic work — risen / Above his station; orbits / His parents; nothing weighs / On the heart. I hope you share the poem with the astronaut — find his email address. I've sent poems to people about whom I've written, and they've been most grateful. Beautiful work.
August 30, 2009 5:00 pm
well written…well said…and "far out"….worth of another read David


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This resort is all-inclusive. Onsite food and beverages are included in the room price (some restrictions may apply).
Gratuities and taxes
Gratuities and taxes are included. Additional gratuities at guests' discretion are accepted.
Food and beverages
- All buffet and à la carte meals, snacks, and beverages included
- 24-hour room service
- In-room minibar (all beverages included)
- Meals and beverages at companion properties
- Dining and beverage availability limited at one or more venues
- Surcharges for premium food items
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All non-motorized water sports are included.
Water activities
- Sailing
- Snorkeling
Land activities
- Bicycling
- Tennis
- Tennis lessons
- Aerobics
- Cooking
- Dancing
- Language
- Water fitness
- Yoga
Kids' club
- Supervised activities for children between 4 and 12 years old
- Open from 9 AM until 6 PM
- Onsite entertainment and activities
- Access to offsite clubs
- Onsite live performances
- Theme parties
Not included
- Airport transfers
- Childcare
- Use of golf cart
- Use of golf equipment
- Golf green fees
- Laundry/dry cleaning services
- Motorized water sports
- Premium food items
- Scuba-diving certification
- Scuba-diving excursions
- Scuba-diving lessons
- Snorkeling excursions
- Spa/beauty facilities and services
- Windsurfing equipment
- Offsite tours
- Transportation to offsite activities
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With NEW! Free in-room high speed WiFi,The jewel in the crown of the Royal Resorts Cancun collection, The Royal Sands - All Inclusive has a truly regal beachfront setting, five-star amenities and everything you need for Royal Relaxation. The Royal Sands is located at the heart of the Cancun Hotel Zone next to Kukulcan Plaza-Luxury Avenue Mall and within walking distance of La Isla Shopping Village. The nearest golf course is five minutes away and the Punta Cancun nightclub district is 10 minutes from the resort and it is a 20-minute drive to the airport.The architectural design of this beachfront resort means that all 340 villas have ocean views with breathtaking vistas of picture-perfect white sands and the turquoise waters of the Caribbean.Take the plunge and enjoy Cancun's water sports, The Royal Sands Marina lies opposite the resort on the shores of the lagoon. Guests booking suites or rooms at The Royal Sands pay an All-Inclusive rate that includes food and beverages, activities for adults and children, kids club, fitness center, use of tennis courts, non-motorized water sports, room amenities, daily maid service, taxes and gratuities. It also gives you access to a variety of restaurants and bars in Cancun as well as to all-inclusive services and amenities at The Royal Haciendas in Playa del Carmen. What's Included:* All Food and Beverages* Access to La Veranda Restaurant, Char Hut, Sidelines Sports Bar and Hacienda Sisal® at the resort and Captain's Cove® and El Conquistador restaurants and Pancho & Willy's® Bar in Cancun (restrictions apply)* Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks served twice a day* 24-hour Room Service* Selection of national and international beers, cocktails, house wine, liquors and liqueurs and non-alcoholic drinks such as water, sodas and fruit juice* Mini-bar in room replenished once a day* Evening entertainment* Access to all-inclusive services and amenities at The Royal Haciendas in Playa del Carmen, including Los Murales restaurant (transport not included. Restrictions apply)* Fitness Center* Kids Club for children aged between 4 and 12 years old* Non-motorized water sports* Bath amenities and bathrobes* Turndown service* Valet parking* Taxes and gratuities are includedNot IncludedPremium food and drinks, food to go and pizza delivery, spa and beauty treatments, tours, car rental, arts and crafts workshops, guest laundry, doctor on call, shopping and airport transfers.
- Snack bar/deli
- Beach bar
- Marina on site
- Poolside bar
- Children's pool
- Health club
- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 340
- 24-hour front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Shopping on site
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Tennis on site
- Wedding services
- Concierge services
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Hair salon
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Free Wi-Fi
- Designated smoking areas
- Children's club
- Number of floors - 9
- Porter/bellhop
- On private beach
- Free self parking
- Beach towels
- Number of restaurants - 5
- Outdoor tennis courts 4
- Garden
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Outdoor pool
- Swim-up bar
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Year Built 2000
- Number of buildings/towers - 15
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Premium bedding
- Balcony
- Air conditioning
- Soundproofed rooms
- Ceiling fan
- Access via exterior corridors
- Climate control
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- In-room massage available
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Flat-panel TV
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Satellite TV service
- Pillowtop mattress
Where to Eat
All Food and Beverages included:Hacienda Sisal – Traditional Mexican cuisine, seafood, steaks and fajitas in a magnificent setting that evokes the estate houses of old Mexico. For those who like their dining with a dash of live entertainment, Hacienda Sisal stages Mexican and Caribbean Dinner Shows during the week. They include a buffet, traditional music and dancing from different parts of Mexico or the Caribbean islands. Mariachis, Mexico's famous strolling musicians, also serenade diners. Open daily for dinner from 5 p.m.-11 p.m. La Veranda – A favorite with families, La Veranda's international menu features everything from salads and pasta to steaks, salmon and seafood with a hint of the Caribbean. Dine inside or on the terrace overlooking the pool. Try the breakfast buffet, enjoy a relaxing lunch or savor ocean-fresh shrimp and lobster. Theme buffets and poolside cookouts during the week. Open daily from 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Char Hut – Casual poolside lunch venue for burgers, sandwiches and wraps. Sidelines Sports Bar – Keep track of your favorite sports, enjoy the weekly karaoke nights.Other bars – Lobby, pool and beach barsEl Conquistador at The Royal Mayan –A Royal favorite, serving prime steaks, seafood and flambée dishesOpen daily 5-10 p.m. (except Saturdays). Captain's Cove – A Cancun classic, serving seafood in a captivating waterfront setting. On the shores of the lagoon, opposite The Royal Caribbean.Pancho & Willy's – A bar located next door to Captain's Cove for after-dinner entertainment such as karaoke and live music.Los Murales at The Royal Haciendas (Playa del Carmen) – Cuisine and art, serving fresh seafood with gourmet flair in a sophisticated setting, live music. Open daily 5 – 10 pm, closed Saturdays.Not included:Sands Express – Food-to-go counter for villa dining. Bartolo's Pizza – Order your pizza to go. The Royal Roast Coffee shop – Order your favorite coffee whether is regular, cappuccino, espresso or mocha you like and accompany it with a selection of pastries and desserts. The Royal Market –NOTE: Restrictions apply for Hacienda Sisal, Captain's Cove, El Conquistador restaurants and Pancho & Willy's Bar and for Los Murales at The Royal Haciendas in Playa del Carmen. Surcharges for premium drinks and dishes also apply.
Nearby Things to Do
Beach activities include volleyball and sand castle building and there are sun loungers and shade umbrellas.There are three large pools and separate children's pools, all of which are heated during the winter. Pool activities include water aerobics and pool volleyball.The daily resort activity program features yoga, aerobics, crafts and beach fun. Fun activities for teenagers and younger children are also available. Children must always be supervised by parents.The Royal Marina is located right across the street from The Royal Sands, offering complimentary sailing lessons as well as free use of the sunfish sailboats (one hour per day per villa). Water sports such as snorkeling trips, scuba diving, windsurfing, fishing and boat trips can be arranged at the in-house travel agency (surcharge). Scuba diving demos are offered during the week in the pool area.There are three lighted tennis courts at the resort and tennis gear can be signed out at the Sports Desk. NEW! Free in-room high speed WiFi.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Complimentary bicycles nearby
- Tennis on site
- Tennis lessons on site
- Volleyball on site
- Cave exploring/spelunking nearby
- Beach volleyball on site
- Boat tours nearby
Spa Services
The state-of-the-art Spa offers the latest facials, body scrubs and anti-aging therapies to soothe away the stresses of daily life, leaving you radiant, refreshed and revitalized.Nourish your body inside and out with some simply scrumptious therapies from the Spa Organic line. Try the Strawberry Delight Facial, the Coconut-Bamboo & Green Tea Mousse or the Champagne & Berries Body Wrap.Choose from a variety of massages ranging from Hot Stone, Lomi-Lomi and Swedish to a Moon & Stars Massage on a terrace overlooking the Caribbean. Beach, villa and terrace massages are also available. Start your Spa pampering with some hydrotherapy in the sauna and Jacuzzi before choosing your therapies for the day.The Spa has a Fitness Center (included with your all-inclusive rate) with cardiovascular equipment and weights for your daily workout and there's a Beauty Salon (surcharge) so that you can get a new look to go with your golden tan.NOTE: Full-service Spa and Wet Area, Beauty Salon and Massage service are not included in your all-inclusive rate.
- Steam room in spa
- Body wraps
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 25
Special check-in instructions:
Guests staying on Saturday night may need to change units. The hotel will work to avoid this scenario, but when necessary, management will work directly with guests to streamline this process.
One registered guest in each villa must be at least 25 years of age and willing to accept responsibility for the actions of all villa occupants.
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Special policies:
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Airport shuttle fee: MXN 250 per person (roundtrip)
- Late check-out fee: MXN 1250
- Deposit: MXN 1500 per night
We should mention
A resort fee is included in the total price displayed.
All Inclusive
Book a stay in an "All Inclusive" rate category any time for travel after October 27, 2012, and receive the following:
- Accommodations as selected
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner
- Snacks served twice daily
- Non-alcoholic drinks, select beers, cocktails, house wine, liquors and liqueurs
- 24-hour room service
- Entertainment, such as theme nights and a movies
- Access to pools, tennis courts, fitness center, snorkeling gear, sailboats, golf clubs, and non-motorized water sports
- Activity program for adults and children
- Kids Club for children ages 4-12
- Sports desk for beach towels
- Housekeeping and turndown service
- Wireless Internet access in rooms, suites, and public areas of resort
- Minibar in room or suite (replenished once a day)
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I get a call. "Boomer did it!" Lots of this and that discussion takes place and mom says Boomer is walking about two feet off the ground. Finally, I chat with Brad Jones. I take it he is more excited than Boomer. And then Brad hadn't been around Boomer like me and is just astounded by a person so...not like us. Brad tells of Boomer downing the Pronghorn with one shot straight through the heart. And much has been talked of since and Boomer's achievement noted here and there in newspapers and the such. Now, I understand a hunting magazine may give forth a article on Boomer and his hunt. More, Brad Jones was so taken with Boomer he has donated a Mule deer hunt to Boomer. And I understand he may be taking on more of the handicap and impaired. I wish him well.
Here's a pic of Boomer, his mom and his Pronghorn.


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Sunday, May 29, 2011
Hexing Around Block
Um, blogging break? What blogging break? Of course, I said I'm taking a blogging break, and now here I am posting a full-fledged block tutorial. You knew I couldn't stay away, didn't you?
But June is my month as quilter for the Love Circle of Do. Good Stitches, and I changed my plan for the quilt at the last minute, and the new plan requires a block tutorial ... and here we are. I'm calling this the "Hexing Around" block. Enjoy, whether you are in the Love Circle or not.
Hexing Around Block
This 12.5" square log-cabin-style hexagon block is fun and easy to piece.
1. First, download my template for the center hexagon here. Click the printer icon in the upper left corner of the screen to print it, or download the original. In the printer dialogue box that comes up, be sure to un-click the box that says "Fit to Page." This is very important for the hexagon to print at the correct size! When printed at actual size, the hexagon should be 2.75" high (from flat edge to flat edge).
UPDATED 2/24/14: I think somebody must have just linked to this (rather old) tutorial, because suddenly I'm being inundated with requests for people to email me this template. You guys, I apologize, but I can't spend all day individually emailing this template to everybody. Google Docs works, I promise. I just tried it myself and very easily printed it out. Click the link above, and then find the little printer icon in the upper left corner. Then, when the printer dialogue box comes up, just un-click "Fit to Page." Thank you!
2. Use the template to cut out a hexagon for the center of your block. The template includes seam allowance, so no need to add for that.
3. Now cut 1.5" wide strips for each side of your center hexie. Sew two of the strips onto opposite sides of your hexie, as shown. Press seams open.
4. Use the 60-degree angle mark on your ruler to trim the ends of the pieces you just added. Line up the 60-degree angle line with the seam opposite the strip you're trimming.
5. When you're done trimming the ends, you should have a unit that looks like this.
6. Add two more strips to opposite edges of the center hexagon.
7. Trim the ends of these strips by matching up the 1.25" vertical line on your ruler with the seam that runs parallel to the edge you want to trim, and the 60-degree angle mark should line up with the raw edge of the unit, as shown.
8. When you're done trimming, it should look like this.
9. Add your final two strips to opposite sides of the hexagon.
10. Again, trim the ends of the strips in the same way you did the previous two strips. Line up 1.25" mark with a parallel seam, and the 60-degree line with a raw edge of the block.
11. Now your hexagon should look like this, with one complete round of "logs."
12. Cut another set of 1.5" strips and follow the steps above to sew another round of logs around your hexagon, in the same manner as the first.
13. Continue adding logs to make two more rounds. Your completed hexagon should be no more than 12.5" wide, from point to point. If it's more than 12.5", go ahead and trim around the outer edge to bring it down to size. If it's a little less than 12.5" wide, that's okay.
14. From your background fabric (I'm using solid white), cut two 5" x 7" rectangles. Now cut a diagonal line through each rectangle, like so.
15. Sew the background triangles onto the corners of your hexagon, as shown. The triangles will be larger than what you need, but I found it easier to make them too big and then trim down to nice 90-degree corners. Add triangles to all four corners.
16. Trim your block so that it measures 12.5" wide by 11" high. (There should be at least .25" of white background at its narrowest point along each side of the block.)
17. Add 1.5" strips to the top and bottom of your block and trim to 12.5" square.
Thank you, ladies of the Love Circle! Now I'm going back into hiding until Thursday as planned, but I will be reachable by email if you have questions or problems with the block. Have a great holiday.
P.S. In case you're dying for an update on the potty training ... well, it's going. That's about the best I can say at this point. : )
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I like this hexie block and tutorial, very nice.ReplyDelete
I love this block! I'll be trying it soon. I'm trying the potty training thing with a the most stubborn child I have ever met! He's 3 1/2 and refuses to train!ReplyDelete
this is right up my alley and love this block. Can't wait to try it. thanks for the tutorialReplyDelete
What a great Block. I love hexagons and this just adds to my addiction. Can't wait to try it out.ReplyDelete
I like the block but I LOVE the fabrics you put together.ReplyDelete
Fantastic Hexagon. I'm going to try that tomorrow. Potty Training: you just have to let it go. Kids will be ready when they are ready. As long as there are no physical problems, it will happen. We always think kids need to be on some schedule with when we think things should happen. Don't stress. It will all be okay. :-)ReplyDelete
Lee, That is a great block. Thanks for adding another to do to my list :)ReplyDelete
Can't seem to download your pdf of the template???ReplyDelete
So cute! I might have to do this for my Heather Ross fabric!ReplyDelete
Tammy, try downloading it again. I had to set it as "public" and it is now. If it still doesn't work, let me know your email address and I will send it to you (you're a no-reply blogger, so I can't reply to your comments!)ReplyDelete
Lee, got it. Thanks. I didn't know I was set on "no reply." I think I've changed that; "can ya see me now?"ReplyDelete
LOVE IT!! I must add this to my tutorial list. :)ReplyDelete
great block... and continued good luck. ;)ReplyDelete
Great block- another for the 'to-do' list!ReplyDelete
As horrendous as it might all feel - I don't remember potty-training my son (he's only 6 now), but the twins were another story; deeply engraved in my brain!! Good luck.ReplyDelete
Great block x
Thanks so much for the tutorial. I like that block a lot!ReplyDelete
Great block Lee! I've added the tute to the Block Library on GXQ.ReplyDelete
COOL! I love it, thanks for the tutorial!ReplyDelete
Awesome block!! I totally want to make a whole quilt with this block now!!! :) BTW, good luck with the potty training business!ReplyDelete
Great block! Thanks so much for another awesome tutorial Lee!ReplyDelete
Thanks for a great tutorial. I've been wondering what to work on next( I'm a newbie quilter!) and I think I can do this.I just got some Tula Pink fabric that might work for this. I'm trying to picture a fussy cut frog!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tutorial, this looks like it's going to be my next fun project!ReplyDelete
That is so cool, thank you so much for sharing!ReplyDelete
This looks fun and easy thanks to your great tutorial. Thanks Lee.ReplyDelete
Fingers crossed that the potty training clicks soon!
Very nice tutorial, thank you. I'm going to pull out some scraps and try it this week! I need to make a bee block, and I think this would be a great pattern to use.ReplyDelete
What a pretty block!! I love it! Thank you for another great tutorial. Hope the potty training is going ok...ReplyDelete
Love it! Glad you took a potty training break to share!ReplyDelete
AWESOME! LOVE Hexies and the Log Cabin block so this is just perfect. Thank you so much.ReplyDelete
Continued luck on the potty training. I still have nightmares over that and my twins. HA
- AnonymousMay 30, 2011 at 4:21 PM
This is a great tutorial. And as for potty training, with my youngest I was forced to bribe her with single smarties.ReplyDelete
I have never seen the corners finished this way. Love it.ReplyDelete
thanks for a great tutorial! it is on my ever-growing list of blocks to try :)ReplyDelete
Love it! Thanks for the tutorial.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 31, 2011 at 10:07 AM
I just fell in love with this tutorial!! I am an avid English paper piecing guru, now I can sew a Hexagon on the sewing machine! woo hoo Kudo's to youReplyDelete
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I tried it today!ReplyDelete
Good Luck! Potty Training and Chicken Pox were my two least favorite parenting things-
Oh my, I think I've just found a new addiction. And it's all Staci's fault! She sent me here. She made me come here and now I've seen hers and yours and want to make some too. LOLReplyDelete
Toilet training? Hmm, thankfully it's a distant memory.
Oh I just love this block...thank you!ReplyDelete
Thank you!!! I was thinking to make 1 hexy with white around (can't think joining hexies together by hand now) to make it square - great idea to make it log cabin! Thank you for a perfect idea - I think this is going to be my future quilt!ReplyDelete
You make it seem so easy. Thank you for that.ReplyDelete
I LOVE the fabrics you have chosen. I am putting this one on my TO MAKE list.
what a wonderful idea, thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Oh this is a great block again! You come up with such awesome blocks, Lee! Thanks for sharing :)ReplyDelete
This is so nice...I made a really nice looking mug rug with this. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Beautiful. Thanks a lot!ReplyDelete
Love this tutorial! I found you via Greenleaf Goods! I'll be subscribing from now on!ReplyDelete
I love the block & thanks for the tutorial.ReplyDelete
Love the block. You make it simple. Thank you!!! I love your color choices too. Nice & bright.ReplyDelete
very nicely, so cute, just so beautiful!
please more!
you gave us a wonderful idea, thank you!!
Great, just great !!ReplyDelete
Thanks a lot for this Inspiration, Hugs from Switzerland, Kathrin
great idea i love itReplyDelete
Would this work (without a lot of modifications), using different size hexagons for the the center? I'm thinking especially of the Accuquilt hexagon dies ...ReplyDelete
Lindo trabalho ,adorei e já copiei .ObrigadoReplyDelete
I've loved your hexagon so much I've used it several times over the past month to make coasters and table centers as gifts for my friends, who always seem in awe of it! Thanks for making it!ReplyDelete
Lee, are you pressing seams, or just adding rows?ReplyDelete
Nevermind. I see "press seams open" :)ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for this information. I inherited a box full of the hexagons from my mother, but I had no idea how to put them together to make a quilt. Just add triangles! See, I know nothing about quilting and have no imagination, lol.ReplyDelete
Great tutorial! You've been featured on the Quality Sewing Tutorials blog.ReplyDelete
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Thank you for your great tutorial! I used it making a mug rug for a spring swap http://wp.me/pK2DW-BpReplyDelete
I love this block. My favorite blocks are log cabin so this is just wonderful.... Where do I get the PDF file?ReplyDelete
Hexagons without paper piecing!! YAYAYAYAYAYA. Thanks so much. I'm in love. This is happening big time!ReplyDelete
Hello, I made your block today and just have to say how fab it is. Thank-youReplyDelete
Love This Hexy!!! Can't Wait to get started!!ReplyDelete
Hi. I just found your tutorial and made this hexie block today with a Fig Tree jellyroll in Tapestry. It turned out great - a little lopsided (I think I made a wrong cut somewhere) but it will look great on my sofa pillow. Thanks so much for the tutorial. You made it seem really straightforward and easy and took a lot of the fear out of it. And I'm new to quilting so that's saying a lot. You do beautiful works of art. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great tutorial!ReplyDelete
Bonnie Hunter of Quiltville.com put your link on FB-that's probably why you are getting so many hits. I bought some precut hexies by Moda and I will try it with those- so very cute and fun. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Just a quick note. I was able to print directions for block with no problem but unable to print template because no little printer in upper left corner. Fortunately you gave desired hexagon measurement so I'm off to make a template and try the block. You were correct that this was recently featured as it was on Quiltville site.ReplyDelete
4*8 instead of 5*7 seems to give the white triangles the correct angle - the current angle makes me nervous it'll chop a corner when trimming :)ReplyDelete


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This team needs a pretty big shake up before we lose the entire season.
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