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Little Mimics: Children Look to Mom and Dad
- Friday, August 10, 2012
My two-year old grandson has a fascination for shoes. He loves to discard his own and don his father's size twelve army boots. He proudly parades about the house and squeals, "Just like Daddy!"
His father remarked one day, "I guess I better be careful where I take those boots!"
Whether what is before them is pleasing to God or not, children will mirror what they see. Like parrots, they repeat every word they hear even though the meanings may be beyond their comprehension. When our children were younger, my husband, Steve, and I belonged to a community theater organization. While giving our three-year old a bath, I was surprised to hear him reciting every word from The Wizard of Oz, the play our group was currently rehearsing. He spoke every line exactly as the actors portrayed the characters down to the screeching laugh of the Wicked Witch from the West (me!).
My husband Steve has always been sensitive to the reality that parents are unwitting models. During the early days of parenting, he wanted to be sure the children ate their vegetables. No matter what was served he took a hefty helping and relished in the delicacy. He was so convincing even I believed that spinach was his favorite food. I faithfully served him the leafy green delight every week for the next five years until he gained the courage to clue me in on his act.
Parents lead by example and a child's moral legacy will be influenced more by what the parent does and speaks than any other influence. Human services counselors call this "parent modeling." As a social worker, I tried to help parents understand this concept. One beleaguered dad asked for help in teaching his son not to swear at school. I explained that parents best teach their children proper language by speaking properly themselves. I counseled him that children invariably copy what they see their parents do and what they hear their parents say. The dad lifted his hands up in the air as if in defeat. "I'm in trouble. I don't want my kids to be anything like me!"
Most parents don't want their children to imitate their negative habits, but many are unwilling to change their own behaviors to provide an example for the child to follow. When the child begins emulating the undesired traits, the parent becomes angry with the child who only wants to be "just like dear old dad!"
Darryl obtained custody of his teenage daughter after the child's mother was found to be a neglectful parent. Although he had little contact with the girl over the years, he agreed to have her move in with him rather than be turned over to the foster care system. He called me nearly daily to complain that his daughter was mouthy, disrespectful, and disobedient. During a home visit while Darryl vociferously berated his offspring, I quietly observed this dad while he pounded the countertop and bellowed his displeasure in colorful language. After he had a chance to vent for a few minutes, I looked him squarely in the eye and reminded him, "Well, Darryl. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Does it?"
Darryl began to realize that his daughter, who loved him very much, was mimicking his behavior. As he learned to quiet his temper and demonstrate a respect for others, his daughter's behaviors improved. He modeled the type of behavior he desired his daughter to follow.
While still in high school, our daughter took modeling lessons from a professional modeling agency. For six months we made the hour trek to Ottawa where she learned the grueling runway walk. The model's walk is achieved by protruding the abdomen forward while forcing the head and torso slightly behind. Mastery is dependent upon absolute attention and focus while training the muscles to sustain an unnatural body position. The model keeps her eyes fixed forward, looking neither to the right nor to the left. Parents need that same attentiveness.
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Sunday, September 21, 2014
My Son "UK, Here I Come"
Yesterday night my beloved son left for UK to
further his study in Law. If all turns out well,
he will stay to do his Bar. Wish him all the best.
Last few months ago, my son did ask me how I will feel
when he is not around. I said it is too early to say it.
Well, feelings/affection will always be in us (Mother),
when the date is getting nearer, I can feel the sadness.
Thank goodness during his departure on that night,
his childhood school friends and some college friends
were there to bid him farewell and they indeed make
the whole atmosphere livelier and happier instead of gloomy.
While taking photos, my tears did come out
but when he hug all of us, my tears were increasing
but I am surprised that I did not cry like boo hoo hoo
or maybe because I have cried at home while
he did his last minute packing.
This evening while having dinner, my daughter asked
why am I so clumsy today. I said not clumsy
but my eyes were very "cloudy"
and wanted to have "thunder storm" instead of "slight rain".
I told her that when you leave next year to UK,
I think my eyes will be like a tsunami.
She got my meaning and instead of making
the whole situation sad, I told her I am ok
and my children going to study overseas
is a good thing. I should be proud.
Lastly, wanted to put this in writing.
The next day after my son left,
the first thing my husband told me is that "well,
son has gone to UK, our house will be one person short
and will be quiet". I think he feels it too
but men always will be men, they wouldn't show it out.
My daughter will be happy that her brother is not around
because there won't be anyone to nag her but I think in
a few weeks/months to come, she will feel it
because they are siblings who watch movie together,
cook for each other, advise each other on clothing and etc.
Part of Kuala Lumpur International Airport
Luggage belongs to my son.
His friends came to bid him farewell. All these from school.
They are the closest from Junior to Senior.
Not many because private school per class is maximum to 18/20
students. The others cannot come but has given him farewell
lunch/dinner. To his friends from college who were there
but late, this Aunty would like to apologise forgetting
to take your photos. Aunty and family would like
to thank you for your presence.
Monday, August 25, 2014
21st Birthday Red Velvet Cake
21st Birthday Red Velvet Cake
Recently, our dearest daughter celebrated her 21st Birthday.
Is it a good thing? Answer will be yes and no.
Yes because she has grown up to be a wonderful person and
No because she will be leaving the nest soon.
Before her birthday falls on 25th August, I was cracking my
head what kind of girlie cake to bake for her.
End up baking this lovely Red Velvet Cake and she loves it.
Will share this easy recipe soon.
This picture was taken during my birthday beginning of this month.
We had wonderful feast of ribs/sausages at Morganfield's, Pavilion.
Our lovely children. Both of them has turn out kind and wonderful.
We are very proud of them.
Happy Birthday to our dear daughter/sister.
You have bought us immense joy since you came into this world.
May you continue to be successful in all your life's endeavours.
We couldn't believe how swiftly time has passed us by.
You are such a big girl now!
May you reach all your dreams and aspirations in life.
We like to call ourselves as proud parents / brother
to see you grow up to be a kind and wonderful young lady.
Happy Birthday.
Nearly forgotten, Congratulations to your outstanding
result in your 1st Year Law. Keep up the work.
All these young lads/gals are my daughters' friends
from school/college. We had a small party for her
and her friends at Hotel Istana's Coffee House
celebrating her 21st Birthday.
Hope you all have enjoyed this wonderful day.
Those who are inside and not inside this photo,
we would to thank you from the bottom of our heart
for coming to celebrate our daughter's birthday.
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Saturday, August 9, 2014
Baked Macaroni and Cheese
Baked Macaroni and Cheese
I bake this today for our brunch. It is very easy and simple dish
to make. I have lost count how many times I have baked it.
I am sure your family will love to eat it.
Since this recipe never fails me, I believe it won't fail you also.
Happy making & baking and Have a good weekend.
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Alcohol Free Fruit Cake
Alcohol Free Fruit Cake
If you serve me Butter Cake or Fruit Cake, I will take the latter
and same goes to my husband. Both of us will enjoy it with our
cup of green tea/milo (me of course) or coffee/tea (my husband).
This cake is not dry but moist and lastly, it is not crumbly.
My family and my colleagues have enjoyed this Fruit Cake.
I adapted this recipe from Wendy, wendyinkk and did some
slight modification. Her fruit cake is nicer in colour and texture.
Is it because of the slight modification? Aiyah! never mind lah,
as long as we all have enjoyed it. Am I right?
150g Caster Sugar
250g Butter
4 Eggs
225g Flour
2 tbsp of Orange zest (omitted)
450g Mixed Fruits and macerate with 200ml Orange juice for 1 day
Cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy.
Beat in eggs, one by one, beating well after each addition.
Mix in flour until well combined.
Fold in mixed fruits.
Mix until well combined.
Pour into two loaf pans and bake at 180 Degree Celsius for
40 minutes (depends on individual oven).
Let it cool for 15 minutes before taking it out.
According to Wendy, it is more flavourful if we let the
cake sit inside the fridge wrapped up for 5 days.
The choice is yours.
Hmm, I want to eat it now - again and again (I am such a greedy pig).
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Sunday, August 3, 2014
Spaghetti with Prawns in a Creamy Tomato Sauce
Spaghetti with Prawns in a
Creamy Tomato Sauce
Without any hesitation, I cook this dish for our lunch today when I read
Zoe, Mich and Yen will be having theme "Gordon Ramsay", Cook Like A Star.
The method of cooking is very simple, price is very cheap and taste is
yummy because my husband and son asked for 2nd round.
I am glad I cook this dish instead of eating out.
500g cooked Prawns (250g)
600g Cherry Tomatoes (275g and some of it I cut into half)
3 Spring Onion finely slice or shredded (1/2 loose handful cut into 2 inches)
1 Chili deseeded and chopped (1/2 tsp Chili Flakes)
1 Clove Garlic chopped (4 cloves chopped)
Sea Salt & freshly ground Black Pepper
500g dried Spaghetti (400g)
1 tbsp Olive Oil (1 1/2 tbsp)
100ml Double Cream (200 ml Whipping Cream)
Basil Leaf chopped (omitted)
(Red colour is my modification depends on whatever I have in
my fridge to avoid wastage)
Heat up the Olive Oil slightly in a heavy based pot in medium fire.
Add in chopped Garlic and Chili Flakes and stir quickly
to avoid burning burning the garlic and chili flakes.
Note : Please cook your Spaghetti in salted water.
When you are about to notice that the Spaghetti
is about to be cooked, then only you embark to cook the above.
Add in the Cherry Tomatoes and Spring Onion.
Stir quickly until soft but not coloured.
Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Add in Prawns and stir until half cook and then pour in the cream.
Stir until well combined.
(The sauce above, so yummy, my husband asked for more sauce.)
Add in all the cooked Spaghetti.
Stir until well combined and switch off the fire.
Serve in a warm plate.
You have to cook it in order to know whether it is delicious.
Happy Cooking.
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Stir Fried Roast Duck with Spring Onion and Coriander
Stir Fried Roast Duck with
Spring Onion and Coriander
What do you do if you have left over Roast Duck?
Of course, to stir fry it!
This dish was done last few months ago and nearly totally forgotten
about it. My husband loves to eat any stir fried meat with garlic,
spring onion and coriander. You can have this method of stir fry
for left over chicken or other meat.
Some leave over of Roast Duck.
1/2 handful of Coriander (wash, clean and cut into 1 inch of length)
1/2 handful of Spring Onion (wash, clean and cut into 1 inch of length)
2 cloves of Garlic (minced)
Heat up 2 tablespoons of cooking oil and stir fry the garlic.
Do not over brown the garlic.
Add in the Roast Duck and stir fry for two minutes.
Add in the Spring Onion and Coriander.
Stir fry for another 2 minutes and season with salt and pepper.
Now you have another delicious home cook dish instead
of throwing it away. Am I right?
Happy Cooking and hope you have a wonderful long holiday.
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Sunday, July 27, 2014
Aloe Vera With Red Dates Drink
Aloe Vera with Red Dates Drink
My kids love this drink. You can call it herbal drink or even Tong Sui
but at the end, it is just one delicious drink.
I bought this Aloe Vera from an Organic Shop and cost me only
RM2.80 which is cheap to me since I don't have this plant.
To chinese, this drink is "Yun" to our body (boosts immune system).
My kids said that this drink taste exactly the same from the famous shop
that we bought. With the crazy weather nowadays, do boil it for your family.
It is cheap to boil by our self and even great to know that we can have
more of the Aloe Vera compare to store bought.
more of the Aloe Vera compare to store bought.
1 pc of Aloe Vera
6 pcs of Red Dates (wash and seeded)
My sister in law taught me the easiest method to handle the Aloe Vera.
DO NOT PEEL it cause it is very slimy and difficult to handle.
Cut around 4 to 6 inches in length and slice into half.
You will noticed the orange slimy dripping out....no worry,
just need to soak all of it into water for 10 minutes.
After soaking for 10 minutes, rinse it well and drip all the water.
Use sharp edge of the soup ladle to scoop out the Aloe Vera.
See....so easy.
Cut the Aloe Vera into desired sizes.
Boil 1.5 liter of water with red dates for 45 minutes with medium fire.
Towards 30 minutes, add in the sugar cane rock sugar.
After 45 minutes, add in the Aloe Vera and cook for 5 minutes only
and then switch off the fire.
You can drink it cold or warm.
I prefer warm and my kids prefer cold.
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Hip Hop Praised By Cleveland Cavaliers' Owner Dan Gilbert Following $40 Million Genius Investment
Dan Gilbert calls Rap "one of the most influential music genres of our time."
Dan Gilbert, who is also the owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, recently spoke about investing $40 million on the company formerly known as Rap Genius.
"For nearly four decades, Rap (and Hip Hop culture in general) has been one of the most influential music genres of our time," Gilbert says in a piece found on Choose Thinking. "Rap and Hip Hop have transcended from music into fashion, sports, politics, film and pop culture.
"Since its debut in 2009, Rap Genius has caught on in a big way among artists and the public, allowing everyone to dive into the lyrics of Hip Hop music to find a deeper and better understanding of the creators' original intent," Gilbert continues. "In addition, the burgeoning company has entered into licensing partnerships with all of the major music publishers, as well as dozens of smaller ones."
As reported by HipHopDX and others, Rap Genius has changed its name to Genius. Its website has gone from rapgenius.com to genius.com, also.
"With a new name and a broader scope, Genius takes a huge step toward fulfilling its mission to crowdsource the annotation of all text on the internet (that's right—the entire web)," Gilber says.
When addressing its name change, the company said:
"Welcome to Genius.com, the brand-new hub for all the Genius communities (Rap Genius, Rock Genius, Lit Genius, everything)," the site says. "Starting today, 'Genius' is the new name of the grand project, born from rap's rib, to annotate the world."
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One stays, the other leaves; one dies; the other, well, who knows, much less cares, what happens to her? Certainly not the writers and directors, Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado, for whom murdered children are just an easy, conveniently blunt and effectively faceless (and headless) means to a self-satisfied, jokey and blood-slicked end.
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If only it were less easy to laugh at "Oblivion," a lackluster science-fiction adventure with Tom Cruise that, even before its opening, was groaning under the weight of its hard-working, slowly fading star and a title that invites mockery of him and it both
Yet while Colin Farrell and his sensitive, hardworking eyebrows help keep it from becoming a full-bore lampoon, the gangland clichés, nutty plot and seemingly random casting choices (F. Murray Abraham, Armand Assante, Isabelle Huppert) stoke your hopes that true movie madness may rise out of the darkening shadows and pessimism.
When another woman's lover chases him, Oz hops in a hot-air balloon and, after riding out a storm, arrives in a garishly hued, digitally rendered land that brings to mind the (bad) cover of a prog rock album and announces that, while we aren't in Kansas anymore, neither are we in movie dreamland.
…maybe they could have jabbed some sense into the director Sam Raimi, best known for the first "Spider-Man" movies, and his five male producers, and then used those needles to shred Mitchell Kapner and David Lindsay-Abaire's script.
The bigger bummer, though, is that the studio that has enchanted generations with Tinker Bell and at least a few plucky princesses has backed a movie that has such backward ideas about female characters that it makes the 1939 "Wizard of Oz" look like a suffragist classic.
Heads pop like Champagne corks in "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2," the final chapter in the megamillion-dollar series about love, war and franchise immortality.
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Harbarry Garments has sold a 27,374 sq ft unit on 1.4 acres in Smithfold Lane, Worsley, to Manchester Panel Products for £775,000.
Rick Davies, partner at Davies Harrison, advised Harbarry Garments. He said: "This sale was indicative of the positive activity in the current market.
"We have a number of former manufacturing buildings that we have recently sold or have strong interest in."
Littler & Associates was the joint selling agent.
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Day 100: 100!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't believe it's been 100 days already. This as been an amazing journey, even though it kind of seems like nothing happened, I feel really different. I am amazed that over 70% of people quit this project-if everyone could feel the difference just 100 days can make, we could all live much, well, happier lives. I am so happy I did this, and I highly encourage anyone who wants to try it to go right ahead! Thanks for listening to all my weird (or boring) adventures. One last picture-I designed this picture to be a representation of my environment (it's for class). It's the people, places, and things that make me who I am, and yes, 100 happy days is written in there.
Day 99: Running a little late but I got distracted working on a project for class (yes I know it's a Friday night, but I like school, sue me). Can't believe I have one day left. I went to the store tonight (and saw this pretty moon) to grab stuff for my project and I found myself picking up snacks for some friends who had a late night tonight. It's weird, at the beginning of these 100 happy days, I wouldn't have ignored them having a long and probably boring night, but I don't think I would have gone out of my way to do something to make their nights a little nicer. That's one of the main things I've learned in these 100 happy days. Sometimes making other people happy is enough to make you happy yourself. It's a lesson I'm happy to have learned in this journey…but more on that tomorrow, the 100TH DAY!!!!
Day 98: Had a fun day carting around a backpack full of heavy books (haven't missed that feeling). I did have some great meetings and interviews today that make me feel very hopeful about this school year. Also, I headed over to Queen Anne's to see my old dormmates and play some Disney Scene It. Forgot to change out of my interview clothes though, so while everyone else was in sweats I was all fancied up. Oh well, at least I looked professional!
Day 97: We had our first full drama meeting of the year today, which was wonderful. Everyone was cheering and goofing off and it was like we had never left eachother. Unfortunately that was followed by a mountain of homework (it's only the third day people!) which I am still working through. On the upside, I am really enjoying reading William Blake's Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience. It's always nice when you actually enjoy what you're working on.
Day 96: Had an amazing experience today, one that I actually got to cross off my bucket list. Got to go up on the roof of Gibson Theater. Fun Fact-you can see the Chester River if you're on the roof facing south. It was kinda freaky climbing the never-ending spiral stair case to get up there, but there is something about climbing out a hatch into the sky that is so breathtaking. I just hope I get a chance to go back up there soon. (And yeah, the rest of my day wasn't too bad either :P )
Day 95: this if for yesterday, but the first day of school was so crazy that I forgot to post. It was a great day though! Decent classes, I'm a little nervous about just how many classes I have, but that's alright, I will survive! Spent the night playing Bingo, which, according to the laws of the universe, I was always one number away from winning. Literally, one square away….urgh.
Day 94: Last day before classes! We had the campus picnic today which was fun as always. It seriously doesn't feel like classes start tomorrow but I am ready and excited for this school year to start. Between Audrey and I we will have a crazy semester of classes though. Just look at this schedule!
Day 93: Last day before everyone else moves in. Both excited to see all my friends again but this week has been so relaxed. Everyone is chilling in the room singing showtunes and bonding (and taking photos of Lily while she doesn't want me to). The middle hall folks are great and I'm excited for what's gonna be a great school year.
Day 92: spent both my morning and evening in work today which was kinda tiring but still fun. Nicholas made lunch special with the super mega death waffle (the second) which he ate in under 10 minutes. Yeah. Also, introducing my friends to Merlin the tv show today which was magical (no pun intended).
Day 91: work was cancelled today so I hung out with my friends all day. Lorenz moved in today, so HHS represent at WAC. Spent the evening watching the freshmen at Playfair with Audrey and friends from the porch of Middle. Watching the lightning storm from out there was great but once the mosquitoes started trying to eat us we moved into my room. Thank goodness we can chill until all ours of the night without classes tomorrow.
Day 90: Spent the day wandering around campus checking things off my list of stuff I wanted to do…which included getting some plays and books from the library…in case I won't have enough to read when school starts :P . Spent the evening chilling with Audrey and Lily as per usual, and talked to my folks on the phone, it was nice to hear there voices.
Day 89: had training most the day for tech crew, but on the upside, I'm done with training for another year! Spent the evening hanging out with Lily, Audrey, Andrew, and everyone else who just wanders into our room (doors pretty much always open). Andrew was cracking Audrey's back, which was hilarious for some reason. It was one of those things that's just funny for no reason and is great.
Day 88: got to dump the water bucket on Andrew for the ALS today which was fun. Got myself wet as well though, but I guess it's just preparation for whenever it's my turn. Also walked around campus tonight with Lily like we did last year. With each thing I do I feel more and more like I'm not here for just a visit and that I'm back at WAC for the long haul, which I love. Also, I forgot how pretty our sunsets are.
Day 87: A little late, but I was downstairs watching Wolf of Wall Street with Audrey, Lily, and Andrew and lost track of time. Have completely finished setting up my side of the room so I spent most the day hanging out with Lily and Katie as well as Amanda and Justine and just catching up and goofing off and getting used to being back at WAC.
Day 86: Back at WAC!!!! Dad an I drove here and had some nice chill time and lunch before he headed out. Ear splitting screams ensued when Audrey and I reunited, and my stuff is actually entirely unpacked. Hanging out now with Taylor and Andrew enjoying the new year at WAC.


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I word sums up the hole experience.....excellent......5*
Very easy and lovely way to spend a weekend. Key box for access meaning that we felt at home as did not have to mess around with entry and expecting somebody to be there.
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There was a problem with the TV, which kept switching itself off on certain channels.
Absolutely nothing.
1.The apartment was filthy. All the 'white' net curtains were dark grey bordering on black as they were so dirty. The hand banisters on the stair wells were sticky and I had to clean them. The fridge door was also filthy and hadn't been wiped down for some time. There was 'hair' all over the skirting boards in the bathroom and I imagine it hadn't been cleaned for some time. 2. The kitchen was poorly furnished. There were only 2 mugs and literally 4 knives, 4 forks, 4 spoons, 4 cereal bowls and 5 plates. Only one saucepan had a lid. There were no bowls to serve food or to make a salad with. It was really bad when you've got kids to feed. 2. The glass windows are not double glazed and you can hear everything outside even when the windows are shut. It was awful. It's right next to a bus-stop (about 3 bus stops actually) and up to midnight the buses and open their doors and all you can is the 'psssst' sound as the bus doors open and shut and of course the conversation of people waiting to board the bus. It got very annoying. On Friday nights beware of the drunk(s) going home and stopping on a bench on the other side of the road. My two young children heard a very long argument at about 05:00 one morning and some horrendous swearing. It lasted a good 30 minutes. I cannot emphasise enough what a dump this place is. Do not stay here.
Apartment was a great idea,good value for money and right near the city centre!
A little bit noisy as it's near a road, but we stayed when it was really hot so we had all the windows open all over! I'm sure if you closed the windows it would be fine :)
Great Location Quality furnishings/fittings Lovely outside balcony/terrace area with lots of patio furniture Well stocked kitchen
-location - flat had everything it needed
-very noisy during weekend nights inside and outside - My stay was nice enough, but when I came home I received an e-mail accusing me of breaking the electrical cooker and money was taken from my visa card. I only used the cooker once, did not break anything and did not notice anything broken, which I told City Lodgings by phone and e-mail. They maintained it was me. I asked for the invoice of the repair, which I never received, nor did I receive any other proof. My advice to guests: check if everything is working and nothing is broken with a member of staff when moving in and moving out. My mistake was not asking for this.
What a pleasant change from a motel or hotel. We could sit back and enjoy a drink while cooking dinner and doing our washing. Fabulous value.
The parking was secure but it's always nice to park your car in the same building. This was a minor drawback.
Good location, all necessary appliances, nice patio
WiFi is paid
A "feel at home experience". Nice bedrooms and cosy kitchen with all the basics you could need - oven, electric kettle, toaster and cutlery and dishes. Very close to the center of the town (~200m from the cathedral)
It is very noisy. Exactly by a steep street with public transport on it. The windows are old and do not isolate very well.
Great value for money! Cousy! Clean! Good kitchen! Everything worked propoly even washing machine.
No parking place( 5 min to go).
Good central location, well appointed apartment, everything we needed.
apartment was very noisy as right next to road with no double glazing. Curtains were very thin so let in a lot of light in the bedroom.
Handy location for Sheffield centre, near a secure car park, small but adequate supermarket and excellent leisure, entertainment facilities. Has an outdoor area with patio tables.
Internet OK but not always 100% reliable.
It was just perfect for a family weekend. With enough space for us all . Much nicer than Hotel rooms!
ease of using apartments nice clean and very private.
the management staff is extremely helpful. if u need anything just ask.and they will provide.
Pretty much everything
Liked it all
The location is perfect for access to the City Centre and other facilities such as the Victoria Quays. Car parking is top notch - a couple of minutes around the corner.
It was a shame that some younger guests returned in the early hours after clubbing on the Saturday night,bringing a crowd back with them and decided to party - this was from 2.30 am until 6.30 am.I asked them to stop but to no avail. Maybe a night security/porter should be considered. Although we would consider staying here again ONLY if this issue was resolved.
Good location. Although not such a good area of town, still dead central Great price
Building is old but facilities good
Virtually everything about the apartment except the mentioned reservations.
Bathroom wash hand basin is too small. On arrival, I complained about the cleanliness of the environment of my apartment and it was made up immediately.
Everything there is nothing to complaint about feel at home and stuff just lovely!
Nothing. Perfect everything
No complaints whatsoever
beds comfortable and bathroom clean. good location for town
really run down, cracked windows, no double glazing so VERY noisy. carpets and paint work desperately needing upgraded. curtains disgustingly dirty as were the windows. wifi didn't work on upper floors
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- 1 cup Greek Yogurt
- 1/2 cup blueberries
- 1/2 cup pecans ( If you don't like pecans or are allergic to nuts, use sunflower or pumpkin seeds. They are a good source of protein.)
- 1/4 cup shredded coconut
- Place all ingredients in bowl and serve.
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Rated 3.6 out of 5 by 473 reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5 by JRP04 Room for Improvement A very good location but the facility did not meet expectations. 1. We were arriving late so I called ahead of time and asked if we could have sheets available for the sleeper sofa. I was told it was "not possible" because they didn't have access to the room (???) 2. The lock on the door was not mounted properly and was falling off - held by one screw 3. The room was recently renovated but housekeeping had not thoroughly cleaned it. There was dust on many things, likely left from the construction. 4. The shower was slow to drain and the water pressure was low. 5. Modling was broken off the bathroom counter 6. No shampoo and just one bottle of water in the room. 7. The Club Room was nice but we had to walk around the fans placed to cool the room off. None of these severely impacted our stay but a number of little things add up and leave a negative impression. April 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Coop14 Friendly and Fun The front desk gave me a map with walking tour suggestions. I enjoyed the fresh lemon water in the lobby when waiting to meet my party. I was running late and asked for breakfast 'to go' and was on my way in no time. Pool and exercise room were terrific. a great experience during the NCAA crew races, June 2, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Nancy166 Recent Stay I was very disappointed with my stay this week at the Sheraton Indianapolis. I was there because of a promotion online to Starwood membership. Not sure of the benefit since I didn't get a discount for anything. I paid full price for parking, was asked to pay $12 for internet access, the staff was snippy and they had a problem with the heat which made the room exceedingly uncomfortable to sleep in. I mentioned it when I checked out that it was extremely hot even when I had turned the heat all the way off, they mentioned that maintenance was having problems and he guessed they hadn't fixed it yet. I was not offered anything when I told them how uncomfortable I was. I couldn't believe it, but I really wanted to get out of there so I didn't pursue it. I stay in Inidanapolis between 4-6 times a year. I will not be staying there again. November 16, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Minimarathon Hotel website To see the facility information, I looked up the hotel website. It was bizarre. Restaurant information was so wrong and wifi info was not updated. To make a reservation for one of the restaurants, I needed to call twice but I still couldn't do it because nobody answered even I called after the time a hotel clark told me. Website is a face of hotel and this website totally failed the purpose. May 4, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kurt68 Reserved room not received I reserved a suite a month prior to travel, when checking in the hotel with my wife and 3 kids was told that there were no suites available and put in a room with two twin beds. It would have been much nicer to get the room I actually reserved. If I owned this hotel, there would be a bar at the roof top pool. In the 100+ temperatures I can see that being a huge money maker like the hotels in Vegas. The hotel is in a great location right near city center July 9, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by StefS Nice hotel, but room was very warm This hotel was in a great location, however when we arrived in the room it was very warm. We tried turning the thermostat down and come to find out 3 calls and several hours later to the front desk, their AC was no longer turned on the hotel. They said they would provide us with fans, which would have been better than what we were dealing with. The fans, however never made it to our room. I cannot sleep hot, so it made for a miserable nights sleep. December 2, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by indyvisit1 Unfortunate Before I finish my review I will note that I would recommend and stay here however I did have a very disappointing experience. The hotel was nice as expected, great location, nice amenities, room was fine... all met expectations in regards to price. I did want to note that the hotel staff seemed to help us and set up transportation and cost which turned out to be false. From there the night staff was unacceptably rude. I understand he was dealing with an issue from another individual however from my experience of working in customer service this was treated completely wrong as we are still had expectations. I did read lots of compliments on service and I do agree of all other individuals yet just unfortunate this soured the overall experience and rating for me. One last note, I do not believe the thermostat did not work in my room. June 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by travelwiseatattorney city center perfect You coudl not ask for a better location for a hotel - right on circle monument. Everything is easy access either walking or for zoo, childrent's museum and art musem, a quick easy drive- the roof top pool is great, and there is an excellent work out room -we were here for vacation for five days, and could not have picked a better place - hotel was booked full- so only negative is housekeeping fell a little behind - but a minor minor issue overall . July 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by bella12 Luke warm water This hotel was OK. Staff were friendly and responsive. Our cable TV was not calibrated properly, so we had to hand scroll to find channels. The hotel engineer could not resolve the issue. The shower water was luke warm as early as 7:30 AM 2 of the 3 days we were there. I was charged for internet even though I am SPG Platinum status, so I had to point this out at checkout. Overall, only an OK stay, not up to my expectations for SPG Sheraton Hotels. April 15, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Oaktree Location is only selling point. Overall not a bad hotel but not a great one either. The a/c didn't work very well, the roof leaked, and the lobby bathrooms were out of order. The roof in my room didn't leak but it did in the fitness center. Location was good for walking to shops, food, etc. Couldn't get a $0 balance receipt from the front desk to track expenses. No spa facility (hot tub, steam room, etc.). Took privacy sign off door at noon on first night but never got service. May 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Krista Above and Beyond! This hotel not only met all of our needs and expectations, it blew them out of the water! The Staff (Kelly, if we're naming names) was incredibly kind and helpful. Even when we hit a snag at book in (no fault of the hotels), everything was handled quickly and calmly. She even willingly compensated us for our trouble with complimentary parking. The room was spotless, spacious, and up-to-date.The view from the SPG floor was spectacular! We had the heart of the city right outside of our window. The location is excellent as well, we were within walking distance from shopping, dining, and the venue for the event we were in town for (Old National Centre). Overall, this was hands down the best hotel experience I have had anywhere. Unfortunately, the stay was not quite long enough, but that gives me all the more reason to come back in the future! October 27, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by BiffJ6594 Twilight Zone Stay We have stayed at the Sheraton City Centre a number of times in the past. This time we had major challenges getting our room cleaned. (only cleaned two out of the three days were were there) Management has since recognized that there may have been a breakdown in process and has since taken the steps to make corrections; and, they have bent over backwards to make us whole regarding our inconvenience. We will stay there in the future. November 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kimmie2119 We will definitely be back to this hotel! This hotel was super clean. The beds are excellent and very comfortable. The poolside and monument circle view is terrific. The rooftop pool is a great relaxation area that we loved as well. June 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Flora Staff is outstanding This's our 2nd time staying at this facility.The new decor is refreshed and uplifting. Staff is friendly and helpful. We're upgraded to a king suite on the club level when we request it. Food in the lounge is plentiful and great. But the vent in our sitting area is so loud that it bothers my husband who sleeps in the sofa bed. The toilet keeps on clogging that we need someone to come up twice to fix it. Facility is kinda old. January 28, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by ajf2118 Desperately Needs to be Renovated This is an old, outdated facility that desperately needs a complete renovation. The rooms are old, the plumbing is sub-par, the walls are VERY thin, the closets are half-height, and the HVAC is horrible. Even the ironing board is a small, non-standard size. Not a comfortable stay. It's age really shows in comparison to a brand-new alternative that's 2-3 blocks away. On the plus side, there is a full starbucks off the lobby. April 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Right in the heart of downtown This hotel was within a short walking distance from major shopping areas, multiple upscale and medium scale restaurants, as well as the local venues for both concerts (the reason for our most recent stay) and various hometown sports teams. The hotel had a very modern, lovely decor, with an understated elegance. We were located on the Club Level, and enjoyed the manager's evening complimentary cocktail hour, as well as a refreshing continental breakfast. The parking was convenient-although we normally use the valet service, we were unable to park at the hotel entrance due to two large coach buses blocking the area. We were given a complimentary parking permit, as my husband and I had driven in from different areas of the state, and required two parking spaces during our stay. The staff were very courteous & accomodating. We will definitely stay at the Sheraton again! August 13, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Librarian1 Hotel is located in the heart of Indianapolis Nice location,view was lovely (corner room). But, there were a couple of issues: a/c wouldn't cycle automatically (so I either froze or roasted) and the entrance light was out, which the staff tried to fix but couldn't. They offered to move me, but it wasn't bad enough to insist on a move on a full-house weekend. They did give me breakfast vouchers. Food -mediocre; eat elsewhere. Staff is very responsive and courteous. September 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Marissa7 Great place and great staff. Everyone from the manager, front desk, restaurant staff, and housekeeping were so gracious and friendly. Hugh who worked in the Alexender Bar really made us feel so special. We were very glad we choose your hotel. My one complaint is the rooms have very small, ineffective mirrors. Seemed like there is plenty of wall space to put full length mirrors. But when we asked the front desk they sent us some pronto. So helpful! February 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by wm55 Good location for a Conference I attended a national conference at this hotel; found the accommodations and the staff to be excellent. The hotel was within easy walking distance of business services and shopping. The hotel restaurant's food was very good, with some unique selections at each meal. I had opportunity to receive service from the front-desk personnel and they were cordial and ready to assist. April 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by allecat33 Everything was great, except.... I called last minute and got a great room that met our needs - sleeping space for 5, hors d'oeuvres, beautiful pool, continental breakfast, but we saw a GIGANTIC roach in our room. Luckily, one of the girls I was staying with lives in Central America and is used to squishing all sorts of nasty bugs, because the rest of us couldn't handle it. I would recommend that staff do some extermination before I'd come back. August 15, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Preston This hotel has gone down hill Have stayed at this locations before a year ago. I have never seen a hotel change so much in such little time. Very understaffed. The condition of the hall ways were worn and large plywood panels covering multible sections of the walls with floor edging torn away from the wall . The noise or lack of noise proofing made the rooms very un-private . If not for my family being with me I would have left.the hotel . November 25, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Eileen28 Room I was upset that when we arrived we were told that the hotel was full and the only room available was next to the elevator. We had made our reservations months before as part of a wedding group and I could not understand how this could happen. The staff was apologetic, but said there was nothing they could do. The only way we were able to sleep was to keep the tv on all night to block out the elevator noise. September 23, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Indytournament This hotel needs improvement Upon arriving on the 20th floor, I noticed three panels or wallpaper thumb tacked to the wall. This is something one might expected from a two star hotel/motel. The room was 72 degrees and the hotel was pretty warm. This was an issue throughout the Sheraton. Sleeping at night and relaxing in the room was interrupted by the furnace clanking. It was like someone hammering 24/7. March 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Melvin6985 Great updates Impressive updates in rooms and common areas! Friendly staff at check in and check out. June 8, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by nikki74 first time in the city this hotel was below my expectations. I stayed at othe sheratons before so i was assuming they would have the same quality of service. the lobby had a funny smell too it . the bathroom was small and the toilet was in an akward place. the major issue was that the hotel caused a mix up in my bank that resulted in a negative balanace to my account. the wi-fi was only offered in the lobby. not woth the price July 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bri7 june Room was very nice. Closing doors in the hallway were very loud. June 8, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Icral222 This hotel was disappointing. We made reservations several months in advance and guaranteed with a credit card. When we arrived at 4pm, they had no rooms. They said housekeeping was slow, they gave us a horrible room that only had a sofa with a pullout bed. There was no closet to hang our clothes and it was nasty. The air conditioning didn't work and it was 88 degrees. I would not recommend this hotel. It needs a serious overhaul. August 29, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Shane4 This hotel has a great value Overall, the quality of the room was great for the price we paid. I wish there was a fridge and that the wireless was free, but the room was clean, there was plenty of counter space and extra seating. The staff was extra friendly! I also would have liked more room to move around...the closet was right by the bathroom and it made it a tight squeeze with two people getting ready at the same time. April 21, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 Rooms dated and bathroom unacceptable! I could not believe the bathroom was designed so poorly and they left it this way after renovation. There was not enough room between the countertop and the toilet seat for the seat to stay up. it was at a 45% angle, so it just fell down constantly and even if you were using the restroom, the lid would fall on your back and fall down as soon as you stood up! UNBELIEVABLE THAT I PAID FOR THIS! August 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JaneZ57 I had a Gorgeous Room This is a very nice hotel. The service was topnotch, and the location is close to everything in downtown Indy. The room was absolutely gorgeous and I couldn't have asked for a nicer experience. May 24, 2014


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Koans and Performance Project to premiere "We Are Still Here" in San Francisco
Last February, we encouraged Buddhadharma readers to consider supporting the Koans and Performance Project in raising the funds necessary to mount an interdisciplinary theater work. Looks like the investment paid off: We Are Still Here, a contemporary "music-theater essay" riffing off the Perceval legend, and incorporating the zen koan methods employed by John Tarrant at Pacific Zen Institute, will premiere at San Francisco's CounterPULSE July 5 and 6. Full info and tickets here. Photo: Jessica Sledge, 2013


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The National League West division has been a bit of a MASH unit this year with pretty much every team losing some of their star talent for an extended period.
And while some like the San Francisco Giants and Colorado Rockies deal with recent blows, like the injuries to Angel Pagan and Troy Tulowitzki, others like the Arizona Diamondbacks are getting healthier.
The D'Backs plan to activate second basemen Aaron Hill today, who has been sidelined since early April with a fractured hand. The powerful Hill had a solid rehab stint, going 9 for 24 with a triple and a double in six games at Triple-A Reno.
The 31 year old Hill has had a career resurgence in the desert hitting 26 home runs last season along with 85 RBI in just 156 games, but more importantly hitting for a high average (.306). While power has never been an issue for the slugging infielder, Hill had a woeful final season in Toronto where despite hitting 26 bombs, he could hardly crack the Mendoza line in 2010, hitting just .205.