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City Centre Apartments Jolanda, Amsterdam
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 2 smoke-free apartments
What's around
- In Canal Ring
- Leidseplein (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- Flower Market (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
- Rembrandt Square (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Rijksmuseum (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)
- Heineken Experience (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)
For families
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Kitchen
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Stovetop
- Microwave
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
City Centre Apartments Jolanda, Amsterdam
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117
- Standard Apartment, 3 Bedrooms, Kitchen
- Standard Apartment, 2 Bedrooms, Kitchen
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 2 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
- Check-in time 3:00 PM-7:00 AM
- Check-out time is 11:00 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 25
Travelling with others
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
Nearby Five Star Amsterdam hotels
In the hotel
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
In the room
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Washer/dryer
- Premium bedding
- Individually furnished
- Separate dining area
- Separate living room
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Digital TV channels
- DVD player
- Free WiFi
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Kitchen
- Stovetop
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Dishwasher
- Weekly housekeeping provided
- In-room safe
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City Centre Apartments Jolanda, Amsterdam's small print
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- City Centre Apartments Jolanda
- City Centre Apartments Jolanda Amsterdam
- City Centre Jolanda
- City Centre Jolanda Amsterdam
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties.
Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
This property does not have elevators.
Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same hotel / stay dates).
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A 4.725 percent city/local tax will be charged
Deposit: EUR 500 per stay
Optional extras
Early check-in can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 50
Late check-in after 7 PM can be arranged for an extra charge (amount varies)
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 65
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 15 per day
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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"Waited 20 minutes to check in. (Hotel clerk said they had to eat lunch.) Impressive lobby, but overall carpets and furnishings tired and soiled. Very expensive food and drinks at lobby bar. Bathroom may have been clean, but did not look it. Not convenient to restaurants and old city."
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Discover why Porto is famous the world over for its wine with a river cruise along the Douro into the vineyards of the surrounding region. After tasting some of the finest vintages and touring their valuable cellars, return to Porto and please your palate further with a gourmet meal in one of the best restaurants in Porto. Pedro Lemos is one of Porto's culinary superstars, and a visit to his 2-star Michelin restaurant will introduce you to Portuguese cuisine at the highest level—quite literally, as it's served on the rooftop terrace. Absorb Porto's rich variety of architectural gems with a visit to the beautiful Romanesque Porto Cathedral, the ornate 19th-century Stock Exchange Building, the fascinating Sandeman port cellars, or the striking Casa da Música—a great place to catch a celebrity recital. After a day of superb sightseeing, taste Porto's vibrant nightlife in the ritzy waterside bars of Vila Nova da Gaia, across the river from Porto's old town.
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Porto is a relatively undiscovered vacation location, which makes it a great spot for travelers in search of limitless tranquility. Luxury hotels in Porto reflect the mellow atmosphere of the city, with a wonderful selection of facilities to make you feel thoroughly pampered. Most luxury Porto hotels have a health club where you can enjoy an indulgent spa treatment or massage. The best luxury hotels in Porto take full advantage of the temperate climate, with outdoor terraces, gardens, or pools where you can relax and unwind. For a unique experience, seek out a luxury pousada, an intimate boutique hotel housed in an historic building.
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If you love being central, choose an upscale hotel near the Avenida dos Aliados, Porto's imposing main boulevard. You'll be right next door to Porto's best restaurants, stores, and historical attractions, and surrounded by beautiful architecture. To experience Porto's sophisticated nightlife, stay on the other side of the Douro in the historic port wine-making district of Vila Nova da Gaia, with stunning views across the water to Porto's old town. For the ultimate in stylish seclusion, stay in Boavista, a peaceful area just outside the city center that boasts public gardens and cultural venues, as well as some of Porto's top luxury hotels.
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The most accessible way to enter Porto is through Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport, which serves a wide selection of international and domestic flights. From the airport, you can easily hire a car to explore Porto and the Douro region in your own time. Alternatively, take the stress out of traveling to your luxury Porto accommodation with a taxi ride or VIP experience in a chauffeured limousine. Porto city center is a maze of small cobbled streets and one-way systems, so an experienced local driver is worth his weight in gold.

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Passing along some soundbites from a conference call with Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels on Monday afternoon.
Assessing Tom Brady's first half and his pocket awareness.
"I think that the quarterback in general and Tom [specifically] is evaluated on decision-making, his accuracy and his ability to take care of the football and ultimately get our offense into the end zone. I think that Tom's always trying to get better, he's always working hard at it. Certainly [there are] things he can do better than what we've done over the first portion of the season. And I know he'll work at trying to maximize his performance going forward. I think his pocket awareness and the things he does in the pocket, I think that's always been a strength of his. I think he does a great job of understanding at the quarterback position it's always kind of an invisible clock in your head and you know based on the scheme or the protection how many blockers we're keeping in, how many receivers we're sending out and that may change or alter how much time you have to deliver the football. I think he's very aware of those different dynamics that happen on each pass play and I think he generally does a really good job of distributing the ball where it needs to be distributed, and also understanding that on certain plays there's a time and a place to hold it and there's a time and a place to take the check-down and throw the ball underneath and even throw the ball away, move on to the next play and try to get the first down some other way. I think he's somebody that obviously understands our passing game, and his ability to operate within that system and do the right thing is certainly a big thing for us and will be going forward."
On tight end Visanthe Shiancoe, who is currently on injured reserve with the designation to return.
"Visanthe's obviously been in the league a long time and has had a lot of productivity prior to being here. I think that he had a few opportunities before he got injured there in training camp, and then has only had a few opportunities since coming back. I think in order to make a decision or to evaluate that, I think every day is important, every opportunity that he gets is important, every opportunity that we get to see him is important in terms of trying to make a good evaluation. However that unfolds, you're adding another competitive player to a competitive position on our team and then trying to get the best out of that position in general. I'm excited to have another guy out there that can do some different things, has the skill set that he's certainly been productive in the NFL before. And I think every day is going to be hopefully a growing experience for him as he gets better within our system, and we better understand how he fits into it as well."
On the play of offensive tackles Nate Solder and Sebastian Vollmer.
"I think our offensive line as a whole has done a nice job, and like every position on offense, we have room to improve, room to grow and play better than we have. But I know we ask a lot of different things out of our tackle position, we ask them do certain things in the screen game and they do. We ask them to pass protect, single block some good pass rushers, and they've gone out there and really tried to answer the challenge. I know we ask them to pull and do certain things in the running game. We run outside, run inside, so there's a lot of different functions that they serve, and I think that by and large if you can protect your quarterback and run the football and do some of those things and stay out of negative situations, certainly it reflects positively on the work of the offensive line. And obviously the tackles are a big part of that group."


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While candidates and pundits alike are preparing for what has been deemed another Super Tuesday, there are more than 1.8 million people who live in the five March 15 primary states who can't exercise their right to vote.
All but two states prohibit felons from voting, and 31 continue restricting the right for people on probation, parole, or those who have already completed their sentences. In fact, an estimated 5.85 million people across the country can't vote because of current or previous felony convictions.
Florida, one of the states set to vote in the primary on March 15, has some of the strictest laws in the country. The Sunshine State disenfranchises felons for life, and one in four African Americans in the state cannot vote. ThinkProgress' Alice Ollstein spoke with some of them this week.
Of the states holding primaries on Tuesday, Ohio and Missouri have the least restrictive laws. Both prohibit voting in prison, but reinstate the right to vote after the individual completes his sentence. North Carolina, on the other hand, restricts voting through parole and probation.
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British Airways is serving up a feast of six new flights from London City Airport this summer with the first of the new services taking off to Mahon in Menorca on Friday (May 25).
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All the well timed morning departures mean customers can be in each of the new destinations in time to enjoy one of their local specialty food dishes.
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The class sizes for academics are good but when it comes to the labs I believe that there should be less students or at least one more chef in the kitchen so that everyone gets the help that they need. The labs its self are freat because in the course of the 9 days you are able to learn so much.
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The school provides a lot of outlets for the students to succeed while they are in school. They push each student to succeed because they know that we are capable of doing great thing.
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Safety and security are always there to prevent issues and provide help at times
Campus Housing:
Living in the dorms gives students a perfect opportunity to mingle. They way that it is set up, you have at least 2 neighbors depending on the location of your room and you will see them a lot. Also there is always something to do in the dorm halls.
Everyone is super supportive. No matter where the games are you will always see the students and staff members cheering for our team.
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Providence Rhode Island is a big city so reasonable precautions need to be taken which would be typical of all cities. The campus does have security officers and provides a bus almost 24/7 to accommodate students for transportation.
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The culinary arts program focus on the skills that you need to work in the field. It is one of the top culinary schools in the world and the only school that incorporates nutrition. It is required that you do internships prior to graduations so that you have experience working in your field before you graduate. The school is very helpful in finding students an internship and a job in your field after graduation.
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The labs are full fun and you learn a lot in the 9 days that you are there. The chefs there are completely dedicated to their field and their students. They will do anything to help a student succeed.
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I do not live on campus but the campus is set up so that you will usually live near all of your classes. Culinary art students and some other majors have the option to live together in the same building. Dorms and apartments are pricey compared to living off campus.
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I do not participate in Greek life. Our campus does not allow alcohol, drugs or tobacco so Johnson & Wales does not have the out of control party scene that is typical at other colleges.
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I have never felt unsafe on campus.
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I see many people drunk on the weekends due to the parties around campus.
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I loved my freshman year experience in Johnson & Wales. I may not have put myself out there as much but I certainly want to try my sophomore year.
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Swans don't sing. They whistle or trumpet, or in the case of the swan most common in ponds, the mute swan, they only hiss and snort. But according to ancient legend, the swan does sing one beautiful song in its life-just before it dies. References in English to the dying swan's lovely singing go back as far as Chaucer, but the term swan song itself didn't appear in the language until the 1830s, when Thomas Carlyle used it in Sartor Resartus. Carlyle probably based his "swan song" on the German version of the term, which is Schwanengesang or Schwanenlied.
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Small Business Assistance Center
The Green River College Small Business Center is designed to provide technical assistance to small businesses in South King County and North Pierce County areas. The SBDC offers assessment, referral services and business counseling at no charge as well as hands-on training to small business owners and managers.
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Counseling sessions are at no cost to the client. Workshops and classes are available at a low cost to the participant. Lending options are available for those clients needing capital.
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Italian Chicken
Total Time
Prep 2 mins
Cook 8 mins
The EASIEST dinner in the world to make. Can be served on its own, or we sometimes fork-shred the cooked chicken and put it on hamburger buns.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb boneless skinless chicken breast
- 1 cup Italian dressing, more if desired. (I use Wishbone Robusto Italian)
- Spray crockpot with cooking spray; place chicken in crockpot.
- Cover chicken with Italian dressing.
- Cook on low approximately 8 hours.
- Serve. (If using for sandwiches, you may want to add a bit more dressing to the chicken after shredding).
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This was excellent!! I used 1/2 a bottle of store-brand Italian dressing. My chicken was partially frozen when I put it in at 11:30. I cooked it on low for 2 hrs, then hi for 2 hrs then low again 1 hr. Then I shredded it, put it back it the crock-pot and turned it to the warm setting until I could finish the rest of supper. It was so juicy and delicious. I was going to take a picture, but couldn't find my camera anywhere, and no one wanted to wait for me to look for it :( Next time I make it I'll be sure to post a picture. Thanks for the great (and super easy!) recipe.
This was definitely easy, and quite healthy. I doubled the chicken breasts and used fat free Italian dressing (Kraft). I did not double the dressing since it covered the chicken quite well. I happened to be home today and, after about 5 hours, noticed that it was already fully cooked so I turned it to warm. The chicken ended up being dry which, my husband says, is simply because we used the chicken breasts with very little fat. My biggest issue was that there was not as much taste as I expected there to be. That said, it was very done and was fine with some mixed harvest grains and green beans. Thanks for a healthy one to try!


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Pinnacle Mountain Road closure request withdrawn
Published: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 at 12:00 a.m.
Six miles of Pinnacle Mountain Road between Green River and Sky Valley is a state-maintained road open to the public, but several neighbors wanted to change that.
They argued that four-wheelers and trucks churned up the road, and vandals moved boulder barriers that state crews put up to keep them off of large granite rocks nearby.
Trucks have crumpled ancient American Indian rock art possibly thousands of years old on the rocks. Neighbors also complained of drunken parties, litter, drug deals, a burned and abandoned car, trespassers and vandals. They wanted the road closed to vehicular traffic, but left open for bikers, hikers, horseback riders and hunters.
But four-wheel-drive truck enthusiasts use the road to drive around the southeast corner of the 10,400-acre DuPont State Forest. Pinnacle Mountain has also become a hang-out for young people who said they don't see shady activities going on there. Some called it selfish to have the road closed, and promised a fight.
Two landowners hired an attorney and filed a petition with the county to have the road closed to vehicular traffic. The Henderson County Commission scheduled a public hearing on the petition for 7 p.m. Thursday.
What's new:
On Tuesday, the attorney for the landowners withdrew the petition that sought to close the road to motorized use upon learning that the N.C. DOT would oppose the closure on a recommendation from the state Department of Forestry. The public hearing is canceled.
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Host Pete Lee probably wouldn't even think of his wonderful weekly program as a blues show. It does, after all, cover everything from vocal jazz to jump blues, to great pre-rock 'n' roll R&B, and many of the historical wrinkles in between. That's what makes Bop Street so great. Like any great bluesman, Pete picks his favorite songs from the (grand) children of W.C. Handy, Fats Waller, and Bessie Smith--and then mixes them for a juke-joint dance from an imaginary evening that spans half a century. Here the Dominoes do the deed with Big Mama Thorton, and Joe Williams is as rock 'n' roll as Fats Domino. Take our advice: Find a free Wednesday afternoon, sit down with a pen and paper, write down the name of everything you hear; then go to the store and stock up your own juke joint.
If only for a second, every band should get to be the greatest band in the world. And when the Tropicals played "It's a Wild Life" at the Bryant-Lake Bowl on one charmed evening about a year ago, they were that, and then some. Some what? you ask. Well, some strange stuff that makes thee trite ol' Paul 'n' Artie sentiments seem fresh. "It's a wild life/Whatcha gonna do with it?" Craig Wright sang against a spare, sweet melody that turned his impossible ethical question into the stuff of a great children's song--think "Yellow Submarine." Wright and guitar-strumming partner Peter Lawton were believers: in melody for melody's sake; in the transporting power of lyrics about butterflies and city streets; in good-natured pretension. And though they recently broke up, for a year or so there wasn't a better band around at setting page poetry to pop tunes. They never gave a damn about the alt-rock cynics who might have pegged them for wimps: "I'm just more interested in butterflies than Nine Inch Nails," Wright told CP a while back. At their best they made us wish we were too.
It's an interesting moment in local music when the leaders of two of the biggest regional bands of eight years ago--Martin Zellar of the Gear Daddies and Matt Wilson of Trip Shakespeare--simultaneously self-release their deepest works to date. In Matt Wilson's case, his solo debut, Burnt, White and Blue, is a sad beauty of a record that makes good on the musician's five-year underground period of studio experimentation. Here, lush acoustic and electric sounds reverberate around vibrant synth-scapes and the characteristic Wilsonian harmonies and cerebral lyrics. This one-time rock heartthrob with the blue eyes and golden voice seems mellowed by maturity and his time out of the spotlight, and that contributes to the clarity of the new songs. But if the record proves anything, it's that Wilson's star quality remains.
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A Pennsylvania Mom Explains Why She Doesn't Want Fracking Near Her Daughters' School
A group of concerned Pennsylvania parents have launched a legal challenge against their town council's recent decision to allow five horizontal gas wells about a half mile from the Mars School District, a campus of 3,200 children.
The four parents, joined by the environmental groups Delaware Riverkeeper Network and Clean Air Council, contend that the Middlesex Township Board of Supervisors violated Pennsylvania's state Constitution when it voted to change the township's zoning laws back in August. Those changes legally opened up Middlesex's residential and agricultural lands for potential drilling, despite the protests of parents and residents concerned about air pollution, water contamination, and noise.
The zoning law change has wide implications for drilling and fracking in Middlesex, but the main reason for the change was to pave the way for the proposed gas wells near the school. The Geyer well site would be placed on farmland owned by Middlesex residents Bob and Kim Geyer, and operated by a company called Rex Energy. The wells would be about 3,000 feet from all of the school district's buildings, a youth homeless center, and just 800 feet from a residential community where many of the schoolkids live.
Jennifer Chomicki, a party to the lawsuit and a mother of two young daughters who will attend the Mars school district, told ThinkProgress about her concerns with the Geyer well site in August.
"I definitely wouldn't have moved here if I had known there would be a well pad 1,200 feet from our home," she said at the time. Watch more of Chomicki's comments to ThinkProgress below:
The lawsuit, filed Monday before the Middlesex Township's Zoning Hearing Board, hones in on Chomicki's concern. "None of the citizens ever expected that moving into a residential and agricultural area near a school campus and so many homes would mean they would be living next to an industrial site, or even in a Township that has been approved for conversion into an industrial zone," the lawsuit reads.
Monday's lawsuit challenges the constitutionality of the zoning ordinance, which essentially allows drilling and fracking to take place anywhere in the Township. Maya van Rossum of the Delaware Riverkeeper told ThinkProgress that the ordinance is just like the zoning portions of Act 13, Pennsylvania's oil and gas drilling law, which were found unconstitutional by the state Supreme Court.
"When the court struck down Act 13, one of the things it said is that Act 13 failed to take into consideration the individual qualities of various parts of the community," van Rossum explained. "It treated the whole state as if it was all the same. Like no matter where drilling happened, the implications were equal for all involved. And that's not true."
If the zoning ordinance is deemed unconstitutional, it will effectively invalidate the permits Rex Energy received from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection just a few weeks after the ordinance was passed. Parents in Mars had urged the state DEP not to issue the permits, but in a letter in response to those concerns, the DEP said it had "no legal right" to deny the permits, noting that state regulations only forbid drilling and fracking within 500 feet of a school.
Still, parents are concerned about the health of their kids. Chomicki told ThinkProgress back in August that she wasn't sure how well her daughters would fare spending 12 years of their developing lives in a school so close to natural gas development.
"I'm a nurse and I have a lot of concern about what it means for the health of the girls," Chomicki, whose daughters are three and five years old, said. "Being this close, and reading the findings about what is linked — there's not enough information out there yet. But there's enough out there to be concerning, and I just don't want it anywhere near my home."
While research into the long-term health effects of fracking is still in preliminary stages, scientists have observed a link between proximity to natural gas wells and prevalence of congenital heart defects and neural tube defects. A recent study from Yale University found that people living close to natural gas wells in southwestern Pennsylvania are more than twice as likely to report respiratory illnesses and skin problems than those living farther away.
Van Rossum says these are the reasons why communities like Middlesex need more protection from the risks of drilling than other, more rural areas.
"When people came to this community, they thought they were buying in a residential community, not an industrial zone," she said. "These are things the government needs to take into consideration when rendering their decision."


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"Indian Accent"
Hear the whispers inside
Chanting from long ago
Echoes come and go
Losing time in a soft eternal glow
A beautiful and delicate autumn mountain scene
Dry blue eyes enchanting melodies!
Voices fall from the sky; -Rising hymns release
-ancient demons that CLING to the soul
Darkness dwells under - gentle moonlight
Ancestors of the Spirit World!
Weaving Native smoke into the barren air
Indian spirits haunt the muddy Earth---
Moccasin makers rise from underneath; While
guardians of dream catchers - print the Universe
Smooth thread from the outer world;
Arrowheads, Ivory gems, feathers, and illusions
I stumble upon a florid kiss....... My veins;
Run Cold, like ice through a desert night.
Winds of enchanted drums - cry out for rain
Hollow chimes mesmerize, my ties, my eyes
An ancient rage begins to flare --- MADNESS!
- takes place among the sanity of who I am
The spear of the perfumed buffalo scrapes my skin
I remove the veil that covers my eyes
The hands that cover my ears
Drying the scalp that bleeds on my face
Raven silk braids and feathers on my hair
Dancing in a horrid hallucination of Peyote,
Waking up from the "American Dream."
Holding out my arms, I am free, I can fly.
By; PD
Copyright © Poet Destroyer A | Year Posted 2013
The sun-yellow house seems smaller, somehow
seeing it now, with much older eyes...
The street seems narrower, the trees are taller..
Where once open fields spanned both sides of the road
they are building new structures, and fences have bloomed
The neighboring orchards have all but disappeared
But somehow we knew the house would still be there....
Strangely distant, ...yet, still much is the same
There is a newer red tricycle
on the smooth flagstone path
one that we laid on a hot summer day...
in front of this house that lies at the bend
at the end of the road, where the sycamore grew...
As sudden as wind, thirty years fades away, lost in the moment of this crisp autumn day
And quickly alive, memories rise, becoming again the springtime of lives.....
...our first Christmas trees,..and first anniversaries...
...a place where I cried long into the night, the child in me grieving when mother had died...
..then long, starry nights, lost in the moonlight,
counting my blessings, and holding my babies
Yes....it is all captured there, in the small yellow house
It's funny, I know, but I'm glad they have kept the yellow...
And it still wears the trace of sun, and crisp-white shutters...
The little yellow house, with a flagstone pathway that we laid
that sits beyond the bend, where the old sycamore grew...
Copyright © Carrie Richards | Year Posted 2009
A child of four suffers recurring dreams,
disturbing parents and siblings with screams.
When she awoke, always sore in one knee;
next to a birthmark, it throbbed painfully.
Night after night she feared going to bed.
What caused these nightmares that raged in her head?
Even when grown, the torment persisted,
so a therapist's aid she enlisted.
"Hypnosis," said he, "might offer some clues.
Why not try it? You've just bad dreams to lose."
Once under, he guided her to a room --
here people's lifetimes in books were entombed.
"Find one that is yours," her counselor said.
Quickly she did, but before it was read,
she felt an ache, saw just a faint title.
The words, she thought, said "Alister Bridle."
The hypnotic trance now suddenly broke;
puzzling questions "Mr. Bridle" evoked.
For many years she thought that was her name;
perhaps a past life had been filled with pain.
Who was this man? She simply had to know!
Seasons passed, summer suns made way for snow.
In Florida now, 1998,
she thought all the nightmares she had escaped.
But strange dreams always catch us by surprise --
when the lights grow dim, our minds fantasize.
Cloaked in velvet, she left her parents' farm,
stealing away on a late autumn morn'.
To meet her love, she climbed on the carriage,
knowing her folks would forbid their marriage.
Warm-hued leaves carpeted the hillside road,
and her pulse beat fast; she'd soon join her beau.
She thought only of him; joy cast its smile,
but that's when he called, "Alice, the bridle!"
The leather band broke and wrapped 'round her knee.
To the ground she was pulled; her horse ran free.
She met death, but past-life dreams recycle,
and she'd never been "Alister Bridle."
*Based on real events I experienced.
Copyright © Carolyn Devonshire | Year Posted 2009
F eeling enraptured, Autumn dances in the wind, then undresses.
A s bright robes fall to the ground, her passion paints the twilight skies.
L ike a nymph, she beckons, tossing her fiery auburn tresses.
L ongingly she sighs - September's bliss lingering in her eyes.
I ndian summer days come; then they go.
N ights though chill, embrace her in indigo.
L ater, in November, her sweetness wanes.
O ctober cannot stay forever loving her.
V acantly she gazes through freezing rains.
E ndearments whispered - cease - when Fall loses ardor.
Copyright © Andrea Dietrich | Year Posted 2014
In forest dark where trees bend low
beneath a slice of half moon's glow,
silent shadows waver there,
chilled by gusts of autumn air.
Quavering, as if afraid,
they fall on stumps from trees decayed.
among those stumps the shadows creep
and shroud a form that seems asleep.
Lightning flashes . . . Thunder peals.
A sight forlorn the light reveals
a man, quite dead, in woolen coat,
with scarf of death left on his throat.
The shadows saw, and now they quake,
lone witnesses in murder's wake.
They cannot speak, but if they could,
they'd tell all travelers of the wood:
"We're not the foe. It's one of you
that makes us tremble as we do.
Although we loom and cause you fear,
something worse is lurking here."
Then Thunder echoes in accord
as from the sky, cold rain is poured.
And silent shadows start to shrink
into a night of blackened ink.
At a dead man's throat
lies the rain drenched woolen scarf
that stifled his screams.
Cold Wind howls through decayed trees -
witnesses in the shadows.
For Debbie Guzzi's Metamorph Poetry Contest
a rhyming poem changed to a tanka
Copyright © Andrea Dietrich | Year Posted 2013
Nature's wonderful garden in display
display of autumn colours in array
array of beauty to share in delight
delight of birds in a picturesque sight.
Sight of swans as they fly above the ground
ground that is covered by leafs as if gowned
gowned by a blanket of colourful hue
hue of earth moistened by a misty dew.
Dew that reflects sunlights shimmering light
light that wakes up into a morning bright
Bright is the dawn as a new day ascends
ascends to where the earth and heaven blends.
Nature and seasons in a divine bliss
bliss of life and beauty to reminisce.
T.J Grén
March 2016
My first attempt at writing a chained sonnet.
Copyright © Teppo Gren | Year Posted 2016
I called to the winds of autumn
As they wrapped up the dying year;
"Oh stay for a moment and tell me
Of answers I need to hear".
Who is the rival of prudence
Who is the merchant of crime
Who closes the eyes of beauty
And steals the hours of time?
Who brings the winter to age
From the springs of the fountain of youth
Who is the companion of sorrow
And destroys the justice of truth?
Who's the apprentice of Satan
The Prince of the Power of Air
Whose appetite is transgression
With more than enough to share?
Who weakens the power of the great
Who slaughters the wisdom of wise
Who brings the honest and gracious
To depths that others despise?
The winds of autumn now answered
With a voice like a phantom call
"It's an evil afflicting so many
Who drown in the drink alcohol."
This is the spell of the devil
Who casts his net from hell
An addiction with power to destroy
Gathering all who are caught in its spell
For his net will gather the unwary
To beguile lost souls with his breath;
This is the destruction of lost dreams
That perish in the arms of death
Copyright © elizabeth wesley | Year Posted 2012
Oh I am but a simple leaf
withering within the gutter
one summer of bliss
now! Just an autumn flutter.
For some; destine to fall
upon stony ground, a part
of life's infernal gyration.
Yet for those that fall
within your reach, to live
on within your soul!
While limbs that stretch
towards the solstice, create
vivacious veins as channels of hope,
a pledge of foliation continues
to endure what spring has
furnished; autumn expires.
Yes! If we can but learn
from nature's complex simplicity,
that life be of a cycle
from the seed we are conceived,
then let spring be my beginning
winter my exultant eve!
Let our two cultures
merge as one, the
decomposed humus
to become the sustenance;
our transfusion the
new beginning.
Let us breathe the
fragrance of born again;
let each slender limb,
stout body bear our
tenaciousness, each lyrical
leaf our life's blood.
Let us mollycoddle each
precious tear that falls from a
angry sky; dance gracefully
upon the wind, embrace
on moonless nights, bathe
in summer madness.
Let us hear the bluebell call,
the daffodil pray, the apple
blossom bear witness; the
clamour of the field mouse
the pitapat of the butterfly
the silence of lovers in love.
Let us be sanctuary to the
symbolic songstress, scuttling
squirrel, vulgar urchin;
a fortress for the warrior
a haven for the pacifist
an inspiration for the poet!
The call of springtime
we will invoke,
logging representative
we will gladly choke;
nature's guardian.
"This! Obliging old oak."
Copyright Harry J Horsman 2000
Copyright © harry horsman | Year Posted 2010
An ancient river, centuries-old shops and restaurants steeped in a 2000-year history and
culture set the scene. The ambiance seemed divinely contrived to facilitate the purposes of
our meeting and the very fodder from which the greatest poets are sustained.
Not newcomers to the area, Kay P. and I were assigned to the Army Security Agency Field
Station in Augsburg, Germany in 1974. We were colleagues in the intelligence community
with no romantic overtures to our relationship, save an appreciation of poetry and profound
philosophical discussions. Kay wanted to spend the evening with a poet, so we planned the
evening to be appropriate for the purpose.
At the time and place, we quickly found ourselves hopelessly immersed in the philosophical
foundations of my writings throughout the evening. It was the first time since Vietnam that
I'd felt worthy as a person. I still recall sipping the red wine and feeling the warmth of the
large hearth inside the Balkan eatery. I still see the swans gliding by on the Lech flowing by
our café.
When windowpanes begin to weep with autumn's chilly dew,
I'm taken back through seasons passed to one delight held true,
A rendezvous that time allowed, a gentle evening spent
Amid a time of long discord when days were dreary bent.
I feel the stretch upon my lips, the smile returns once more.
Again, I smell the Balkan fare prepared on Lech's old shore,
The mood is cast in high regard, the wine is tart and dry,
As Augsburg ripples in the wake when swans go gliding by.
The ancient windows frame our view and day begins to wane
As rivulets meander down and streak the dampened panes.
The ambiance of ages passed beseeched us not to leave
And held us in its warm embrace throughout the ebbing eve.
My heart was scarred, without regard and hardened by the war
But her esteem unveiled its worth, while nothing had before.
She saw the child that once was me, I'd long since cast aside,
And bade he climb astride his mount, engage his life and ride.
Now, she is but a memory, whose kindness soothed my heart,
For we embarked upon our lives on paths ordained to part.
Her subtle way escaped my eye till time had made it clear
That her esteem had set me free, that night I hold so dear.
The poetry that filled my soul remains these many years,
Impassioned in my warmest thoughts when autumn first appears,
When windowpanes begin to weep, a-glisten with the dew,
And I return to seasons passed, to one delight held true.
Copyright © Jim Fish | Year Posted 2009
The day Will Shepard shot my dog
His barn burned to the soil;
The flames licked at the Autumn sky,
The smoke as black as oil.
I dropped the torch onto the earth,
And felt the whole world turn,
I stood and watched Will Shepard's barn,
I stood and watched it burn.
The day Will Shepard shot my dog
I set his horses free,
They galloped over grass and sand,
They galloped to the sea;
I dropped my whip onto the floor
And thoughts turned to my gun
I stood and watched Will Shepard's herd,
I stood and watched them run.
The day Will Shepard shot my dog
I put him in the ground,
My bullets found his heart and brain,
He fell without a sound;
And as his lifeblood ebbed away
And light fled from his eyes,
I stood and watched Will Shepard leave,
I stood and watched him die.
And now I sit here in my cell
And through the bars I spy
The carpenter with wood and nails,
Who builds my gallows high;
My vengeance has been satisfied
As far as I can see,
For that old dog Will Shepard shot
Meant all the world to me.
Copyright © Tony Bush | Year Posted 2006
Like violets were her eyes when first I spied
the lady with a sweet child's face who peeked
at me from bushes that she stood beside,
alluring Lilah, beaming, apple-cheeked!
And so it was that more and more I found
myself among the lilacs in that place
where first we'd met, that I might hear the sound
of Lilah's laugh and glimpse her angel's face.
On fragrant garden paths we knew the thrill
of blossoming affection. Poetry
was time we spent! But when my love fell ill,
the autumn of our bliss was not to be. . .
I visit Lilah now where she's at rest
nearby the lilac blooms she liked the best.
By Andrea Dietrich
For the Women's Only Poetry Contest of Kelly Deschler
Copyright © Andrea Dietrich | Year Posted 2012
I have never seen a flower blush when I took it's hue
and held it there a prisoner captive to my view.
I have always heard the song that's in the autumn breeze
playing taps in harmony with the forest leaves.
I love the smell of rain that brings the springtime into bud
and swells my love of nature into a teeming flood.
I celebrate the cycle of the daytime into night
and find an equal blessing in the shadow and the light.
I've always felt affinity for all created things
and surrender to the pleasure that their beauty brings.
And though I could spent a lifetime sailing drops of dew
I've never seen a universe as beautiful as you.
I've often sat myself by gentle mountain streams
and overflowed the dams that were holding back my dreams.
I've breathed the scented forest on the mountainside
and washed away my sorrows in an evening ocean tide.
I've laid down in a meadow and debated with the moon
and spent some quiet moments on the surface of Neptune.
I got married to a zodiac with one of Saturn's rings
then spied a super nova and went on a cosmic fling.
I've run away to nebulae in galaxy brochures
and bathed in scenes of wonders on distant planet shores.
Every cosmos in creation could parade before my view
but I've never seen a universe as beautiful as you.
I've never seen a tree once withdraw it's shade
and deny a creature the comfort of its aid.
I've never seen any anger in the sun at noon
when it burns relentlessly on the desert dune.
At sunrise I take an oath to live with all my might
and reinforce my gratitude each and every night.
I could spend some hours riding on a crystal flake
drifting wildly in a gale mindless of my fate.
Many times I've been through trials of wind and rain and snow
then sentenced to the splendors that the seasons show.
And though I've searched throughout creation, I must say this is true
I've never seen a universe as beautiful as you.
Copyright © John Wilowski | Year Posted 2012
Here I sit amongst the long grasses and the reed,
in a solitary place, where my breath is freed,
on an Indian Summer's evening on the lake bed,
autumn has come, yet the warmth has not fled.
Blazing orange skies, are mirrored to reflect,
I cannot imagine a scene being any more perfect,
as I looked up, an unfallen leaf caught my gaze,
spotlighted in the sun's last golden rays.
I noticed this crimson leaf as it began to wave,
the end of a short life that I could not save,
then swept away suddenly by the wind's rake,
and ripples formed as it landed on the still lake.
The leaf was carried away and my eyes followed,
then drowned by the water's surface and swallowed,
windy fingertips tugged it from the branch to sever,
existing once, like today, and then was gone forever.
Note - This was my original idea for the poem "The leaf",
but it was revised for a contest. I just wanted to post both
versions of the poem.
Copyright © Kelly Deschler | Year Posted 2014
When Autumn veils my season's smile
and lingers in the air a while . . .
though Indian days be gold spun,
my summering will come undone.
Night's shadows fall more quickly now;
birds sooner too forsake their bough.
No tarrying for old friend Sun
when summering becomes undone.
Oh, warmth of Summer, leave me not.
Through Winter's frost I grow distraught.
The melancholy has begun;
my summering will come undone.
As Autumn veils my season's smile,
my summering will come undone.
This was used for Summer's End Contest
My hope that summer, like a sun-drenched dream,
might linger through September splashed away
with days and days of rain and endless grey.
But then I woke to see a welcome stream
of sunlight fall on me. This autumn day,
bestowing skies of blue, begged summer stay -
then into evening glided with a gleam!
9/11/14 for the One Autumn Day Poetry Contest of PD
Shifting haze, so slowly trailing
Through wood and field, now veiling
Melancholy skies, holding back the tears
With wild geese flying to meet other years.
Flames of crimson torches come flinging
Leaves on knarled branch swinging;
Desolate winds rush leaping
Taking flowers to their final sleeping.
In the groaning of the atmosphere
Unfolding sorrows weep with the fading year;
Fields of cluttered stubble are tangled
With rampant weeds, dew drop spangled.
Flocks of birds leave like flying missiles
Over fields of corn and drying thistles;
Then my dream of autumn fades, paling
Through a grandeur all prevailing
When sunset fires light sky and sea
And sink in the breath of serenity.
Copyright © elizabeth wesley | Year Posted 2011
Painting sky before I was born,
Draping my grave in leaf and acorn.
Contest: Crystalline
Sponsor: Rick Parise
Copyright © rob carmack | Year Posted 2014
If e're we could move that mountain from between thee and me,
where would be lament or reason to grieve?
How remove the hollow from the tree, or shore from the sea?
What left would there be?
What if ere the beam lost it's moon.
Or lovely Autumn raiment lost it's tree? What then would it be?
Can one sow the seed without the land?
Would this be what Powers planned?
The grief, the longing, oh, the heartfelt gaze,
The strife the loneliness, but a soulful phase.
A mountain surmountable, a hollow fulfilled,
A sea able to be, a beam again spilled.
A stage again for raiment,... a fertile valley for seed.
Our love could not be boundless without the bonds of these.
Copyright © Robert A. Dufresne | Year Posted 2010
Sometimes I laugh
Sometimes I cry
Sometimes I dream
Of Days gone by
Life was hard, each day we learned
We never wanted what we hadn't earned
A handshake at the bank was the only must
Lives were built on faith and trust
Friday night dances at the school's old gym
Pledge of Allegiance and a morning hymn
In the Spring, caterpillars all over the trees
Stop at the candy store for jujubes
Pinball machines and wiffle balls
Growing to serve, duty calls
Decorating the car for the football game
Jumping in leaves when Autumn came
Watch a parade on Decoration Day
Visit the grave, a prayer we'd say
Meet at the diner after class
On Christmas Eve, go to Midnight Mass
Play in the street until well after dark
Climbing trees at the local park
Baking potatoes on an open fire
Riding a bike after patching a tire
Delivering newspapers in all kinds of weather
Put a nail in a bat to hold it together
Counting stars while lying in the grass
Standing under a pavilion until the rain would pass
Sometimes I laugh
Sometimes I cry
Sometimes I dream
Of days gone by.
Copyright © Vince Suzadail Jr. | Year Posted 2011
Long gone are the golden
Dusty days!
Where once, like Blazons
On Armorial Shields,
The gathered bronze sheaths
stood -
Cut through at the stalk...
Raised from time honoured
Burnished like brushed copper
By high summers slanted rays:
That were sliced so thinly
From the thickening air,
As they brightly
Caught the hot glare,
From the grass mowers blades.
For the singing scythes,
Once wielded so ably
By strong, capable arms,
Are standing abandoned and
Blunted, left rusting,
Languishing alone
In damp, dilapidated barns.
Now their songs are forgotten -
Lost within a woeful winds
Blown far out
From the green meadows;
Separated from their verses
Once sung so heartily
With purposeful,
Lusty, well practiced intent.
So think you all well,
Next time you pause
Your drawn eye,
Upon Englands rich harvests
Of ripened barley,
Yellow wheat, and stiff rye...
To dwell on the lost seasons
With melancholy tears...
And think of the old reaper
Who cuts back at the years!
Copyright © john fleming | Year Posted 2014
A yellow song about autumn
Leaves falling slowly
May nature embrace me gently
Birds mixing tunes
Of such ecstatic sound
Rising a sweet melody
Creeds and song carried with the wind
in the highest tempo
Kissing one heart priceless gold
Crossing bridges and mountain majesty of the world
Rustling softly breathless whispers treasure
Most quiet need, by autumn sun and candlelight
Like sweet thoughts in a dream
Dazzling of wonder as magical charms
floating flutters gently on a breeze
Delightful day it is for all who dwell
delicately blown upon warm sunlight rays
The sumptuous yearning of summer that left
Breathtaking feeling dance circles around
Viewing elements and seasons as they change
Deeply touches embracing beauty inside
Into the dawn's early and tender caresses
You stand in front of the sun
morning dewdrops upon your vision
Written by L. Mcdaid & A-L Andresen :) 16.10.2015
Copyright © All Rights Reserved
Copyright © Sunshine Smile | Year Posted 2015
I need more lives for me to live
In this universe of beauty;
I plan more days to find new ways
Of doing freedom's duty.
I need not more joy than this
For I am life's dear lover;
And when I wage to turn the page
I'd never want another.
The glorious pledge of sunny Spring
With sweet June coming after;
Bring autumn sighs and summers cries
Lost in winter's laughter.
With virgin moons and scorching noon's
And stars of a thousand nights;
I'd need no heaven if love be given
With all its sweet delights.
There are many splendors for the eye
And such music for the ear;
The mind would reel with all to feel
And see to touch and hear.
There's many ways to spend the days
And more to do what's kind;
For bread now cast on waters past
Returns again I find.
There are such gifted souls to know
And many more to learn;
While a promise rests in earth's warm breast
And unknown stars still burn.
In six days God made all the earth
The bible is known to say;
Six lives I need to plant a seed
Of love with one for each dear day.
But sad if love should fly away
Or hide his face from me;
Six lives aren't much if I had such
But one's all that need be.
With unhappy May and sorry June
Sad dawns and weary night;
A sorry world through space was hurled
When love had lost her light.
Our shadows are silhouetted against the fading orange sky.
A blanket of russet and brown leaves carpet the ground
Like tiny children we kick the wind blown leaves, hearing them crunch under our feet
The silvery moon casts its eerie glow, illuminating the trees
Branches once dripping with their coats of leaves are now naked and exposed
The biting wind reminds us that summer is just a distant memory
Pulling our hoods over our heads we hurry home to a roaring fire
Contest:- One Autumn Night
Sponsor: Poet Destroyer A
~awarded 7th place~
Copyright © JAN ALLISON | Year Posted 2014
the whispers
of leaves
turn color
autumn is here.
the echoes
of the rain
that waters
and blossoms spring.
the snow shapes
the crisp cold
ices the wintertide.
the sand sculptures
that paint
that rekindle
a childhood summer past.
the seasonal airs
stimulates the senses
and the memories they carry.
in the glee,
in the hopes and dreams,
in the human spirit,
lives the miracle of life.
the magnificent
voices in every pitch
deep and resounding,
the melody
of echoes and whispers – uncut.
Maurice Yvonne
Any Old Poem Will Do - Contest
For Skat A
Entered: August 29 2014
Copyright © Maurice Yvonne | Year Posted 2014
Autumn and bygone memories,
bare cornfields, luscious heaths,
where tracks zigzag to vales
as hikers' joy blooms.
The green ferns thrive
from recent downpours;
goats graze before the winter blasts
and hay-laden carts amble by.
Here and there old farms dot
the countryside, smoke silently
curling slowly out of blackened chimneys.
Rambling around, gardens greet us,
faint scents permeate the air.
Late sunflowers start to hang their heads,
crinkled celosia "cristata" adorn haughty patches,
while blue Agapanthus demand queen reign.
In wooded areas once green, all color mutate:
ash turns to yellow, maple delights in red,
while dogwood almost precious pink.
Eventide approaches, many haste for meals,
a homely vegetable broth, a crusty bread,
cheeses of all types, and roasted lamb and mead.
Fully satiated, all repair for a goodnight's sleep,
in barns, tents or beds provided by comely spouses.
Oh would that autumn never ends.
For the contest, Any Poem, sponsor, Broken Wings
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Copyright © Victor Buhagiar | Year Posted 2015


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Operating out of Catallia City 100 years ago, the Black Arachnid was a clever, quick, and agile thief who employed a Meowth to help him pick locks. The two stole many priceless treasures and always escaped by using Pay Day to cause a distraction long enough to scare away the police.
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| The Black Arachnid's Meowth was very important to his criminal actions. The Scratch Cat Pokémon helped its Trainer pick locks with its sharp nails, and used Pay Day to cause distractions long enough to scare away the police.
Meowth's only known move is Pay Day.
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I have experienced over the last few days that my 645 when driven fairly hard in both sport and normal modes changes down gears abruptly mainly before the car comes to a halt.
Then if you immediatley apply gas the gearbox hesitates before activating.
I have heard no strange noises and the problem has only just started over the last few days.
Has anyone else suffered this and if so what the remedy.
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Sport mode with steptronic is a bit twitchy?
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I find that if I leave my SPORT button depressed then the car definitely feels a bit twitchy when in town, sharp gear changes that feel a little notchy. I have also assumed that's the effect of the sport setting, lower (tighter) ratio ready for the off when you hit the big pedal.
I'm assuming this is a change in your car's behaviour, or you would have experienced it before and considered it normal. How far off the next service (not that a gearbox should change as a result of a servicing requirement). Your car is coming up to 3 years old now, I just wonder if the wear and tear is setting in (but then again I know your are a low miler and not a particularly harsh driver).
Got any fault codes showing on the screen? You must be getting tight on warranty expiry, this needs sorting before it lapses?
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Re: Jerky Gear Changes In Sport Mode
YOu may be experiencing "Tranny Slam" often discussed in the past and fixed more than once in at least two different software releases. It generally manifiest itself when slowing down for traffic or a light, and down at low speed when auto downshifts from 3/2 or 2/1 and then you accelerate back up you may get a big slam.
If it is not this symptom, then u may be experiencing something different and not sure exactly problem you may be having. I drive my STEP awfully hard, but I use a lot of manual shifting just because I like to be in control so if mine did this I moght not observe it.
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I'm a bit biased, but I think all of the celebs featured herein are influential, albeit some of them only in fashion. In a larger sense, only one has made a lasting cultural impact that propelled her onto this year's Time 100 list, and only one has the clout to bring one of her favorite designers along to the gala as her escort.
Celebs have turned back to their Chanel bags and Birkins in a big way this week, and it seems fitting, because what else should you carry when you're standing on a helipad? Love them or hate them, few bags communicate the sense of wealth and power that a Birkin can, and that's why the celebs we both love and hate (and love to hate) will continue to carry Birkins until the end of time.
As you might have heard, Reed Krakoff is back, and celebs have rallied around him to help him launch his new collab with Kohl's. Launching a collab with a mass-market retailer a year after you shutter your luxury brand is strange timing indeed, but if you liked Krakoff's old line but balked at the prices, there's a 100% chance you'll want to see these ultra affordable REED x Kohl's bags.
You don't have to watch many episodes of Top Chef to notice that Padma Lakshmi is extremely polished. That might be an understatement: she's almost imposingly polished. When you stack that on top of being beautiful and very smart, it's not surprising that even the paparazzi rarely catch her looking at all ruffled.
We have long admired Miranda Kerr because few celebs (yes, even supermodels) make A-list style look so effortless. Last week, we showed you all the chunky heels Taylor Swift has been favoring as she continues to careen through the fly-by-night fashion preferences of her mid-twenties, but if the thought of chunky heels (and being in your mid-twenties) triggers a slight gag reflex, well, Miranda's sartorial shoe game is the perfect antidote to all of that.
You can mark every spring by one recurring fashion trend: the return of the mini bag. They're back every year right around now, and this year, they seem to be more miniature than ever. (But, then again, I feel like I say that every year.) In addition to a fresh crop of mini bags, we also have a double dose of jet-setting Jennifer Lopez for you, plus an appearance by her eminence Judge Judy, whom we would include in many more celeb handbag roundups, if given the opportunity.


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