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1 man dead, 1 man survives avalanche in Flat Tops Wilderness
February 14, 2017
A Routt County man was buried and killed Tuesday in an avalanche in the Flat Tops Wilderness.
The avalanche occurred in Garfield County, and Coroner Rob Glassmire identified the victim Wednesday as Jesse Christensen, 55, Steamboat Springs.
The man was riding a Timbersled, which is a snow bike converted from a dirt bike.
He was riding with 41-year-old Sean Tyler Searle, who is from Franktown, a suburb southeast of Denver.
After being rescued by Routt County Search and Rescue, Searle was flown by helicopter to a staging area. He collapsed to his knees after being reunited with his wife, Stacy, and was then taken to an ambulance.
Routt County Undersheriff Ray Birch said authorities were notified shortly before noon that there was some sort of emergency.
With spotty cell phone reception, Searle was able to send his wife a text message with some information. Search and Rescue went out on snowmobile to search the area around Sheriff Reservoir. Routt County led the rescue because they were able to respond the fastest.
A Steamboat Springs-based Classic Air Medical helicopter searched from the air, but it was difficult.
"One of the problems was there have been a number of slides over the last couple of days, and they were seeing fresh slides all over the place," Birch said.
After several hours of searching, rescuers found the deceased man in a slide area. Birch was next to the man's wife when the radio traffic came in. Yelling and screaming could be heard from about 100 yards away.
"It was very emotional," Birch said.
At that point, Search and Rescue still did not know if Searle was alive.
Rescuers located boot prints leading up from the body. They followed them and found the word "help" carved into the snow with an arrow pointed in a certain direction.
At about 4:15 p.m., Searle was located.
The helicopter tipped its blades to let Searle know they saw him.
"Then the guy basically collapsed," Birch said.
Rescuers learned that Searle had also been in the slide, but he was able to free himself and locate the missing man.
Searle dug out the man and performed CPR, but it was too late.
Authorities plan to retrieve the man's body Wednesday morning.
"It's dangerous during the day," Birch said. "We're not going in at night."
After word of the incident spread, friends and family members arrived at the staging area.
Steamboat resident Daniel Jessen came with his sled to try to search for the lost men, but he was told to let Search and Rescue handle the operation.
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center lists the avalanche danger in the Flat Tops area as "moderate" with heightened avalanche conditions on certain terrain.
Jessen was well aware of the avalanche danger because he had witnessed six slides on Thursday. He did not want to go out Tuesday with friends.
"They asked me if I wanted to go, and I said 'no,'" Jessen said.
Birch praised the Search and Rescue volunteers for their work.
"They're remarkable," Birch said.
He also acknowledged Classic Air Medical.
"They were all in," Birch said. "Thank God we had a clear day."
This was the third accident involving avalanches in the Routt National Forest.
A snowmobile triggered an avalanche on Rabbit Ears Pass on Dec. 11. Three riders were buried, but everyone had avalanche safety equipment and survived.
On Jan. 12, an avalanche in the Fish Creek drainage injured a Routt County Search and Rescue member who was on his way to rescue two lost skiers.


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Birthplace: | Boston, Massachusetts, USA |
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Misha Collins (born August 20, 1974; age 42) played Alexis Drazen during Season 1 of 24.
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Misha Collins was born in Boston, Massachusetts as Dmitri Tippens Krushnic. He took the name "Collins" from his great-grandmother's maiden name. Collins attended Greenfield Center School, Northfield Mount Hermon School and the University of Chicago, where he studied social theory. He also interned for four months at the White House during the Clinton Administration in the Office of Presidential Personnel.
Collins has appeared in such popular television shows as Charmed (with Dean Norris), NYPD Blue (with Ricky Schroder), CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (with Željko Ivanek), and ER (with Leland Orser, Reiko Aylesworth, Michael O'Neill, and Sara Gilbert). To date, he is best known for his main role as Castiel, an Angel of the Lord, on Supernatural.
Collins also appeared in the film Girl Interrupted (with Kurtwood Smith). He portrayed rapist/murderer Paul Bernardo in the 2005 biopic Karla. He also had a role in The Grift (with Billy Burke). In 2014, he made a special guest appearance on Whose Line Is It Anyway? (with Aisha Tyler).
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Location. 40° 17.267′ N, 74° 10.55′ W. Marker is in Colts Neck, New Jersey, in Monmouth County. Marker is at the intersection of Heyers Mill Road and County Road 537, on the left on Heyers Mill Road. Click for map. You can park in the parking lot of the Colts Neck Inn to see it. Marker is at or near this postal address: 6 County Road 537 W, Colts Neck NJ 07722, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 5 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Colts Neck Inn (within shouting distance of this marker); Pvt. Michael Field (approx. 1.8 miles away); Colts Neck War Memorial (approx. 1.8 miles away); Capt. Joshua Huddy (approx. 1.8 miles away); Montrose School House (c. 1812) (approx. 2.5 miles away); North American Phalanx (approx. 2.7 miles away); Geraldine Morgan Thompson (1872-1967) (approx. 3.6 miles away); Old St. Gabriel's Church (approx. 4.5 miles away). Click for a list of all markers in Colts Neck.
Regarding Captain Joshua Huddy's Homestead. Captain Joshua Huddy (1735 – 1782), was the commander of a New Jersey Patriot militia unit and a privateer ship during the American Revolutionary War. He was captured by Loyalist forces twice, escaped once, and was hung by them after his second capture. Huddy is known as "the hero martyr of old Monmouth."
He was hanged in the New Jersey Highlands on March 24, 1782.
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As we so frequentley get told someone has to be F2. This discussion came up before about EM with the same reply. Once Michelle was gone the drama was gone & Michelle & Chantal have some of the same personality. Both tend to manipulate in my opinion. Chantal is a little sneakier with it.
Anyways once Michelle was gone drama had to continue to get to the end.
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On February 13th 2014, Joel Bitar was sentenced to 19 months minus 17 days for his participation in the 2010 G20 protests in Toronto. As soon as we have his address we will publicize it, and Joel welcomes letters and visits. GABC is also collecting funds for his canteen and to help folks to visit him. Joel – our hearts are with you!
Here is his statement:
I have not been able to speak much since my arrest last February so I appreciate the opportunity to make a statement today. I only plan on taking a small amount of your time. At the end of my statement I am going to to issue an apology to some of the individuals who were affected by my actions. It is my hope that this statement better contextualizes the choices I've made that have led me to this courtroom.
I came to Toronto four years ago for many of the same reasons as the tens of thousands of other people who marched on the streets that day. These are many of the same reasons why hundreds of thousands of people have demonstrated in Seattle against the World Trade Organization, in Genoa against the G8, in Quebec City against the Free Trade Area of the Americas, in Gothenburg against the EU summit, in Rostock against the G8 and in Pittsburgh against the G20. They are many of the same reasons why people are now protesting in the streets of New York, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Turkey, Greece, Italy and Spain. It is only really possible to understand the events that took place in Toronto in the context of the global movement against neoliberalism and the corporatization of the planet. It is my belief that this movement is best explained as an individual and collective response to various forms of domination and exploitation. My politics are inseparable from my own life experiences, which I would like to briefly speak about now.
I grew up in an environment where I had access to many of the things required for conventional success. I had – and have – an extremely loving family, I played tennis competitively and had a working-class, but generally supportive upbringing. I graduated from high school with honors and then got my bachelors degree in Economics from the City University of New York. My plan in college was to work on Wall Street with the goal of making a lot of money. That goal was widely reinforced and encouraged by society at large. Trying to get rich and focusing on my own personal comforts seemed right when everyone else was chasing the same thing. However, two events occurred during this time that fundamentally changed the way I now see the world.
The first event was the global financial crisis of 2008. During this time, banks that engaged in predatory lending practices were given billions of dollars to keep their businesses afloat while millions of people lost their homes. It was shocking how closely government officials who once worked on Wall St. collaborated with the financial sector to organize the bailout. It seemed profoundly unjust to me that those who precipitated the crisis were rewarded, while masses of people were literally tossed to the street. I came to the conclusion that Wall Street's obsession with profit comes at the expense and detriment of the majority.
The second event took place in December, 2008, when Israel launched an invasion into the Gaza Strip that resulted in the deaths of 800 civilians (many of whom were women and children). This destruction was carried out with weapons manufactured by U.S. Corporations and was paid for with U.S. taxpayer money. During this invasion, banned weapons like White Phosphorous (made in the U.S.) were fired at Palestinian schools and hospitals in contravention of international humanitarian law. I saw images of innocent children killed by missiles, tank shells and bullets. At the same time many of these people suffered, weapons manufacturers and government officials profited from their obliteration.
From these two events I developed an opposition to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Hundreds of thousands of civilians have died in these wars while corporations like Halliburton and Lockheed Martin have secured billions of dollars in government contracts. George Bush erected a worldwide torture regime, that Obama has only expanded, and has since been immune to any prosecution for his crimes. It is evident that those who commit crimes at the top levels are government are immunized while someone like Chelsea Manning, who revealed the extent of government criminality, is banished to a cage for decades. It is apparent to people, all throughout the world, that the real motivations for these wars is rooted in the economic interest of a few and that masses of innocent people have needlessly suffered as a result.
This led me to see more and more about the world that I could not unsee, including how the continued exploitation of the environment is connected to the same economic interests mentioned above. One notoriously brutal example of environmental exploitation is happening here in Canada at this moment. In Alberta, pristine boreal forestland the size of Florida has been turned into a toxic wasteland for the extraction of oil. James Hansen, a professor of climatology at Columbia University believes that the tar sand project is "game over for the climate." He says: "If we were to fully exploit this new oil source, and continue to burn our conventional oil, gas and coal supplies, concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere eventually would reach levels higher than in the Pliocene era, more than 2.5 million years ago, when sea level was at least 50 feet higher than it is now. That level of heat-trapping gases would assure that the disintegration of the ice sheets would accelerate out of control. Sea levels would rise and destroy coastal cities." It should not be acceptable to us that private corporations and western governments regularly exploit natural resources for profit while simultaneously destroying the environment and injecting pollutants into our air and water.
Financial crises, war and environmental degradation share a common thread. They are born of the prevailing economic system, which is only interested in maximizing profit and increasing growth. This system is predicated on maintaining vast levels of inequality, where a small number of people have incredible amounts of wealth while the masses are locked in poverty. A recent report published by Oxfam International states that the 85 richest people possess the same wealth as the poorest 3.5 billion people combined. Rather than providing wealth and opportunity, or having a trickle-down effect, the current system enriches the few at the expense of the many. This is not a particularly radical analysis, this is the only rational interpretation of how society is structured. Even such a mainstream figure as the Pope recently said: "As long as the problems of the poor are not radically resolved by rejecting the absolute autonomy of markets and financial speculation and by attacking the structural causes of inequality, no solution will be found for the world's problems or, for that matter, to any problems." Rather than addressing these structural causes, Western governments do everything they can to foster the status quo that leads to the problems.
The current situation in the world is urgent and much needs to be done. I truly believe we can build a new system that puts human need and the needs of the environment ahead of the interests of business. At some point, we need to decide if profit, innovation and economic growth are more important than the long-term sustainability and well-being of our species and planet. I understand that this proposition might not sound so good to someone who is financially benefiting from the current system but we are running out of time. We have enough resources to make sure every person on this planet has health care, food, an education and a place to live. There is no reason why people should be homeless and begging on the streets while food is thrown away en masse and foreclosed houses remain empty. There is no reason why such massive levels of inequality should persist in the modern age. These systems are antiquated and must be fundamentally transformed.
It was not, and has never been, my intention to scare or hurt anyone. I want to build a world based on the values of love, compassion and understanding; not fear and intimidation. I take responsibility for my actions and apologize to anyone who felt fear as a result of them. Before closing, I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to my family, friends and supporters. This process has taken an incredible toll on myself and especially my loved ones. It means the world that they have stood by me through it all.
Thank You
Joel Bitar
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Revenge is barren of itself; itself is the dreadful food it feeds on; its delight is murder, and its saiety, despair.
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One Homeschool Mom Raising Socialized and Civilized Children...One Child at a Time!
Friday, November 15, 2013
Blog (other people's) ideas...
I think I know what I will be doing....
Multiplication Lapbook
Sub Hub
Math Journaling
Runde's Room
Friday, November 1, 2013
In celebration of fall....
I found this online this morning :
Who is up to doing this with me? I wonder if I should have the kids
do it instead and make it 4 times the fun!!
We missed the Vanderbilt Kids Day due to it being a 6th day for me to drive to Nashville and back. Frankly, I am tired!
Kids are trick or treating tonight and they are excited. I bummed them out last night when I saw the mall traffic for trick or treating last night. Turned around and we came home. It was just not a good night for the weather either.
Today we are wrapping up our week with spelling tests and root word, prefixes and suffixes tests for the older two. Making sure papers are typed up and ready to print and chores are caught up on too.
Tomorrow is our 18th anniversary and we are celebrating with a night of sushi...the time really has passed by quickly.
What does your update look like today?
Friday, October 25, 2013
its the end of October already?
Where has the time gone to? IT'S FRIDAY!!!!!!!
I know it's not as fun as humpday to say. But IT'S FRIDAY!!!!!!
I need to review over rational expressions to help with Jacob and Emily with their Algebra 2. We have a major clean up to work on all together today. But otherwise I would like to run a few errands today and do some window shopping and yarn shopping. Fun stuff! I'm sure Emily will go because she will want some yarn for her budding craftiness!!!
Fun stuff with the FOIL method too:
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Enjoy your weekend! We are off to Vanderbilt's Kids Day with Diabetes!
Friday, July 19, 2013
All in a day's work...
We are still easing into our schedule....hence, why I am up at 4am working on lesson plans.
metaphors, similes, personification, hyperbole; sound devices such as alliteration, assonance, consonance, onomatopoeia, rhyme; and rhetorical devices such as anaphora and epistrophe.
Defining and writing an example sentence of each.
Found a website called Share My Lesson . com .... browsing through there a little to get some ideas on spicing up the things that we are learning this year.
Timeline of the Holocaust powerpoint. Writing notes, background study on WWII. Getting ready to lead up to Reading Chapter one of "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas" for English.
6th grade:
Jesse can probably value from learning the same literary terms as Jacob and Emily.
4th grade:
Reading chapter 5 of Charlotte's web.
Beginnings of making a lapbook for Charlotte's Web.
Beginnings of multiplication. Using manipulatives. And a few videos to watch.
Fridays are our catch up or easy days. If we can get a full week in from Monday through Thursday then I will use Friday as a creative day to wrap the week up. But since Emily was in Atlanta on Monday and slept Tuesday and in the hospital on Wednesday afternoon....we have much to catch up on. Jacob had a lazy week as well. Jesse and Elizabeth stayed on schedule for the most part. Elizabeth read in her Charlotte's Web book and worked on her tan by the poolside. Her swim lessons are at 1 and they usually swim for 3-4 hours each day...its been a swimming summer for the both of them. She has really enjoyed learning to swim this summer and came home with her "I passed Level 3" card! Good thing....because I just paid for her Level 4 classes to start on Monday!!
Happy Weekend everyone! My Monday starts today at work!!
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
A little of this...A little of that
As I am wide awake at 4am...I start my day getting organized for Day 2 of fall classes. Yesterday, we only accomplished Algebra 2 and swimming. The younger two worked on some worksheets and read Chapter 1 of Charlotte's Web. Which brings me to my next point. July 11th is E.B. White's birthday. Read your favorite book by the author and check out this
if you are using Charlotte's Web this year as part of your curriculum.
We are starting Day 1 of Chemistry.Here are a few videos to get the class going:
I think I have settled in on an online Japanese 1 curriculum for Jacob. He is not wavering on his decision to take Japanese...rats! So I guess I will be learning along with him. Not that I don't already have French, German and Spanish textbooks here. But Japanese is his interest right now. And what kind of homeschooling mom would I be if I didn't let him follow his interests? Just my opinion. Homeschooling is about flexibility and sacrifice. Here is the curriculum that was listed on a fb group that I recently found.
I have already printed out his first worksheet to go along with the video.
Until we start our book study of "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas" I am going to supplement with some
work to get started on 11th Grade English.
Jacob is working on
today for the first day. We are easing our way into our very full, heavy year. I told them that I think 11th grade is the hardest year that I had in high school. Senior year seemed to be a breeze. Here is today's assignment:
Copy key terms in the vocabulary section
Answer essential questions on your own paper. Write question and answer using an intelligent words with your answer.
Across the top. Keep tabbing over to read the content. Page 6 and 7 are your assignments each week. You must turn your assignments in on Thursdays to me. If it is an online activity I would like to see the finished answers.
Emily's Advanced Biology 2 won't start for at least another week as we are still waiting on the curriculum to arrive. I didn't realize it was in pre-order status.
And then we have Government...yes, I found my curriculum! In a tote bag from the curriculum fair tucked in behind the recliner :)
We are using We hold These Truths & Exploring Government by Notgrass
Monday, July 8, 2013
Our first day back...
I was not as prepared as I would have liked to have been. I utilize my email a ton!! As the kids copied the power point notes for Algebra 2 I noticed it was taking a lot longer than it needed to be. Maybe I was expecting them to do much more and faster. So I just ended up printing the power points and gave them each a copy to write in their notebooks. I think that rewriting is a great way to copy things into your brain and it stick. My printer is definitely getting a workout these days! I bought this printer on hsn.com (no I don't get a kickback if you buy it there...I work there but no commissions) But if you don't already have a good printer and one that is up to date. I recommend getting a printer that has e-print capabilities. Many a nights I have found coupons sent to my printer from my best friend as a hint on where we will eat lunch next. Its pretty comical actually. But this is the
that I have right now. And of course they have flexpays where it doesn't hit your pocketbook all at once. But I am grateful to a sizeable discount too. In today's UPS package was all the rage here in the house. We finally bought a paper shredder from hsn as well. I am hoping it will work well...so far I am not too impressed with it over heating after about 20 pages. But then again I am giving it a good work out as the kids have been cleaning out their binders from last year.
Here are the book lists that have been chosen for the kids this year:
11th grade:
Great Gatsby
The Color Purple
The Boy in the striped pajamas
the Scarlett Letter
Our Town
The kite Runner
Death of a Salesan
Black Like Me
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Bet you can't see a trend/pattern here...
6th Grade:
Lawn Boy
The mostly true adventures of Homer P. Figg
Charlotte"s Web
Amelia's War
Because of Winn Dixie
The Lightening Thief
4th Grade:
Lawn Boy
Charlotte's Web
Charlie Bones Series
39 Clues Series
Clementine Series
Thursday, July 4, 2013
2013 - 2014 Classes
I believe I am finished as far as getting the list of classes written down. As I sat and listened to Peter Cetera and Miranda Lambert
I bought two science sets this afternoon. That is about as far as I have made it. I need to make it a point to promote my Thursdays to plannning days. Since my days off from work are Wed and Thursdays. But sometimes life takes over and planning goes as fast out the window as our insulin pump sensors! We throw hard too so watch what may pass by your window too!
English and Language classes need a lot of prep work and so do the elementary social studies. I am thinking of doing the social studies class to be state centered. I saw that book called Eat your way through the states that would be a great supplement.
Here it is...because you know if its on paper its solid, haha!
Emily has the following classes this year:
Algebra 2
Advanced A & P
11th Grade English
Jacob's Classes:
Algebra 2
11th Grade English
Jesse's Classes:
Apologia Land Animals
Language 6th
Spelling 6th
Math 6th
Social Studies 6th (Unit Studies)
Elizabeth's Classes:
Apologia Land Animals
Language 4th
Spelling 4th
Math 4th
Social Studies 4th (Unit Studies)
Friday, April 5, 2013
So far so good!!
I am now at the end of my 3rd week of training with HSN. I am loving it. I did have a glitch yesterday where I need to learn how to deal with other people's attitudes. Afterall, this is my first real job in almost 18 years and I homeschool 4 kids. I can deal with kid attitudes all day long but I am not accustomed to adults sarcasm and snapping. I don' thing it is something that I have to tolerate but if you know me, I am not a confrontational type of person. I just think that I need to learn how to deal with my own feelings first.
That said...
On the prompting of a friend that my older kids really are old enough to make their own schedules for school...I have implemented that this week. Although it has taken my daughter a full week (maybe a day or two more) to finish this task, it is getting done. I have given them realistic goals on when certain books should be finished so that their transition is smoother and summer classes can begin. Still speaking of the older two, they have stepped up and have been taking turns making dinner at night for the family. Easy stuff, and I am usually able to help with prepping duties on my 2:30 lunch break. Emily is helping Elizabeth with spelling tests and Jacob is working with her and math.
Jesse is a bit behind like the older two because 3 of them decided to take the week off that public school had for spring break even though I scheduled their week off for next week! Because of this they will work through the planned break except for Elizabeth. She stayed on her schedule.
Elizabeth can't stand to be behind on her schedule. And she dislikes working on her homework when it is dark out...I think those are great parameters she has set for herself.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
The Working Mom...
Last night I was laying in bed and started complaining about Tennis. Such a petty thing. But to me at that time it wasn't petty. I endure 6 months of Formula 1 racing and a full month (each day) of Tour de France in July. I don't mind football at all. But now I have to listen to women playing tennis and screeching everytime they hit the ball? I played tennis in high school and I don't remember any of us doing that. But do we have to watch tennis everynight and I wake up in the middle of the night and what is on? Tennis!
Remember those canisters that you can open that look like a can of tennis balls and when you opened it all the big worms came flying out and everyone starts laughing. Yeah...that's what it felt like last night...except neither of us were laughing.
Let's get a few things straight...
1. I am a mom of 4 kids
2. I homeschool all 4 kids
3. 3 of the kids (and myself) have T1 diabetes
4. I do the majority of the cooking and all the meal planning
5. I do the majority of the housework (or delegate...this is a great tool!)
6. I do all the grocery shopping
7. I do all the bills
And now I am working 40 hours a week (but here at home..which is a perk of the job). I am sure I could have made a longer list.
But I am having a supermom moment that I feel that I need to be. And be able to do it all. I don't know if its a control factor or what it is. I have about 2 hours in the morning that I have to get all my stuff done before starting training. My normal hours will be from 4:30 to 1am...I am a night owl so this doesn't bother me.
I really think this is my can of worms time until things normalize a bit more!
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Abeka Biology 2 and Chemistry then back to Apologia
I think we are going to continue on with the Abeka Chemistry. But will do a more in depth study of Biology for a Biology 2 credit first. Then their last year of high school we will switch to Apologia and study the Marine Biology. I think this course will be very unique for them and will set them apart from other high schoolers competing for a spot in college.
Jacob doesn't seem to be enjoying the A&P portion of the biology like Emily
does. He is wanting to study the animal and cell aspects instead. They may be studying different things for their Biology 2 class. I think the kids should have some kind of voice into what they want to learn within practical parameters of course! They will probably complete the Biology 2 over the summer this year...to get into the Chemistry next year.
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
Etsy Round Up for tonight.
I have done a Pinterest round up before and I thought of doing another one tonight but instead decided to do an Etsy round up! I don't post things that I know who made them nor am I earning any money to promote these items. I just pick things that I think are random and cute!
On to the first thing...
Medi Pouch
looks really neat! Right now I have a ton of things that I carry in my purse and I have them stuffed in a generic resealable baggie...this would be cute!
I have really enjoyed learning the cello this past year and thought this
bass clef pendant
was so cute!
I married into a family of Alabama fans. I will root for Alabama as long as they aren't playing Auburn. Being the Roll Tide fanatic my father-in-law is...he would like something like this:
Whoo this
Audubon China
is expensive! I laugh at my husband because he has framed a lot of Audubon prints for our bedroom. I tell him I am the only one that has a bird bedroom.
We just received an RV as a Christmas present this past year and we have spent time doing daycations so far and packing it for when we do get to do a trip.
I may have to try this! I like themed items and this would be like us having our own bulletin board to decorate for each month! Like an art project that everyone contributes to for the following month!
Meeting Board
Those that know me well enough know that I like collecting unique
! I could buy a ton here on etsy! The kids have always teased me for getting erasers and we have a bin full but I will find them entertained by these erasers for hours!
Most of us here love
! This was a very fitting pick!
One of my favorite hobbies is to cross stitch! It is so therapeutic...so is crocheting. This is my favortie cross stitch designer too...
Paula Vaughn
And for my last entry for the night. A cause that is very near and dear to our family's heart...
Tour de Cure.
Pedaling to a cure for diabetes!
is definately a passion of ours.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Memories are still full of emotion
Yesterday afternoon we spent helping Judge's dad and sister move into a new house. Mostly unpacking boxes, figuring out where to put things in cabinets, matching up sets, pantry items and so forth...
This was the first time I had been in the new house. I had looked at it online and knew the basic layout and what the outside looked like. I have known no other house except the house they lived in for 20 years. Judge and I have been married for 18 years this November.
A lot of changes occured in the house with both of Judge's nieces growing up, married (one even had her wedding in the backyard), they both have the most beautiful children. Then grandmother (my mother in law) passed away 2 years ago this coming week. Each day she was taken care of tenderly by grandaddy, Judge's sister and Judge. Judge was able to spend evenings with her. Talked to her and held her hand every night. Kissed his mom goodnight before coming home. Judge's sister spent countless hours taking care of her mom before and after work. Judge's dad stopped playing golf each day and stayed home to be close at all times. A lot of emotions were shared with Judge's family during grandmothers struggle with Alzheimers. This picture was one of the last ones that I took of her and it was the fall before her passing. She and I would sit in the chairs and cross stitch all day (before I had children). I remember a time when all the guys were replacing their roof and we just sat and stitched and then made sure they had plenty to drink and lunch was served. We enjoyed driving to Nashville just to take the kids to the mall and do a little shopping. And we also found the stitching stores! She enjoyed stitching the stamped cross stitch projects later on. Crossword puzzles and even liked to color! I remember Judge's sister bringing home things to be cut or colored from her classroom and that is what she did. She took me to her woman's club and introduced me to all of her friends after we picked 2 of them up because they couldn't drive themselves. She taught me a lot about table settings and the formal upbringing she had.
There are still things I don't know and never have been taught. Today when we were setting the table for family dinner I watched Judge's sister pick out a table cloth. They were organized and labeled by how many people can be seated at the table. I would have never thought of that, nor do I know how to buy a table cloth. We are still in kid stage here where they make messes and a table cloth may not be practical for us now but eventually it will be and I want to know these things. I want to know how to use this knowledge to pass on to my children.
Their dog stayed by her side and even learned how to back up to her chair so that she could be picked up. Or if grandmother was in the bed, Lily would lay next to her or at the foot of the bed. Animals definitely can sense things.
Back to the new house...
I didn't see the movers move things out of the old house and take them to the new house. We arrived after the packers delivered all of the boxes. So, as I said, my first time in the house and I am wandering around. I see the office, Judge's sisters room, her (girl) bathroom, kitchen, bonus room, garage, sunroom and then I get to grandaddy's room and I lost my head. I looked at their bed and was consumed with an overwhelming feeling of grief. I wasn't able to see his bathroom or closet...I just had to walk out. Cry a bit on my own. Thought I had it all out until I sat down next to grandaddy and he asked me if I was ok. Oh the fountains were gushing then. No I wasn't ok, because grandmother is missing. Just looking around you see grandmother's stitching, linens, coats, same pink towels, bed covers...my emotion seemed like piddles when Judge's sister shared about how it felt to drive away. More fountains...
We returned to the new house today to help with some more things but most importantly to gather as a family for "Family Dinner". We had a proper tablecloth, placemats with plastic cutlery and plastic plates! LOL Kids played outside on skateboards, scooters, replace basket ball goal and played iwth chalk.
Today was a good day. The weekend was exhausting! :)
Saturday, March 9, 2013
This week in the Jones household...
Found some beautiful flowers today during a quick shopping trip to Kroger. I was able to use a whole bouquet and split them up into 3 vases! And they were on clearance! Even better!
I am so ready for spring to get here! Judge and the boys cut down to privet hedges in the front of the house. They do it every few years so they will grow bigger and thicker. I cry everytime they do it and this time wasn't any different.
Spent the morning defrag'ing the desktop computer. Still working on it but I have to figure out why it is so slow! I installed a new security software that is given to us through our Cable provider. I have it on the laptop too. I think the most frustrating is the wireless mouse as it takes forever to get the cursor to move. On the list: buy a corded mouse. :)
After getting some morning things done and then grocery shopping we headed over to Judge's dad and sisters house to help them unpack some boxes. We just got home a short time ago. Great for bringing a stubborn set of blood sugars down. Plus, I scored by being able to hold my great nephew and rock him to sleep. I miss my babies so much, they grew up so fast!
Tomorrow will be our Sunday to cook for Family Dinner. We take turns and make the neatest things. Sometimes we have a taco bar, buffalo chicken soup, a meat and three or just sandwiches. It's always fun to see what's for dinner on Sundays! So tomorrow it is up to us...this is what I am thinking...Chicken pot pies made in muffin pans.
is the recipe. Looks impossibly simple! Now to figure out what to serve with them! Thinking maybe some mashed potatoes and possibly a french bread?? Emily said she wants to make brownies for tomorrow's get together.
On Monday we are playing catch up a little as our Friday was super packed. We are making a cell using jell-o. This is a picture I found online from
. I tried to find the original poster. But this is basically how it will be set up for them. And we will discuss the shapes, sizes, names and functions of each part that they place in the cell (jell-o).
I am sure they will all enjoy eating everything. But I will have to watch out for the red stuff as Emily is allergic to red dye and her blood sugars would totally be whacked out!
Next on our list this week...will be to start our resurrection garden. Thank you to the
We Are That Family
blog that gave great step by step instructions! Thinking we will make one for our house and one for Grand daddy's house too! Since we will have Easter Sunday over there this year! I would like to make a short unit study on the resurrection of Christ and having this visual will help reinforce the story being told.
As I stated in the blog entry a few days ago...our piping is getting fixed this week. The 1-800 dig people came out Friday and cleared us for telephone and cable. Now we have to get cleared from Water and Electricity. Permit will be pulled this week and hoping everything will be finished before Friday!
If time allows us to, I would like to get a head start on our Easter eggs and be able to use them as decoration this year and not a rotting, smelly egg. We will be making our eggs with string and candy. Thanks to
Little Birdie Design
for the tutorial!
Other ideas to make:
even throughout all of our frustrations and trials we are facing this week due to medical/surgical complications we still have our eyes toward the sunrise and again at the sunset...praying for another day. We live each day in our lifestyle the best way we know how!
Spread the awareness!
Spread Jesse's fundraising link
. He is getting closer to his $2,000 goal. Currently he is the #2 fundraiser and our team is #1 in the friends/family category for the Tour de Cure. He is so excited to be riding this year in the Tour! New location, new routes, new jerseys, new socks and a new bike!!
Thursday, March 7, 2013
My piping is messed up!
You can take this in many ways I am sure. Yes, it is messed up when your little girl because a teenager and messes up your piping. But I am talking about plumbing this time.
Emily and I were getting ready for a doctor appointment and there was a jacuzzi party going on in the toilet bowl. While I would have rather been invited to a real jacuzzi party this one was not wanted. I don't know much about toilets and couldn't tell you where the plunger is either. I usually call someone. So of course I flush the (clean) toilet and it overflows everywhere...there's a washer load of towels! As if I didn't remember that history repeats itself...I walk to the other bathroom. You guessed it already I am sure, I flushed it! Second load of towels!
Tried to call the hubby, he is either out of range, in a meeting or on the phone. No luck there. So I did the most logical other thing to do, call gas & water dept. Then I had to make a decision whether now I had to take Elizabeth with us to Nashville for Emily's appointment. I thought, the boys can go to the bathroom outside, but girls can't. So Elizabeth was on her way with us.
The boys called later and said the toilets were working now. I get home to find a bunch of big trucks leaving the area from that department. The next morning they tell me a bunch of garble that I can't process and really didn't want that clouding up in my brain. I retell what I could to hubby.
A few days later, the codes dept shows up. Good friend of ours. But still he had to make his appearance and let me know what I needed to do. So I have been on phones to get bids from plumbers I don't know, don't know if they are honest, don't know if they are looking for a fast buck for a half done job in my yard.
A plumber friend of ours came over to take a look just a bit ago who's cousin may be doing the work. We have another plumbing company coming tomorrow to give us a bid. But what has to happen is they have to dig 40-50 feet from our clean out to some tall white pvc thingy with a cap on it by the curb and attach it to the main sewer line...in the mean time gas and water has really messed up our curbing. We were advised to take pictures. Done!
Now I guess we wait and see what the estimate will be. We told him to try and be as conservative as you can considering that things are tight here with Emily having 2 back surgeries this year already and now a major infection and multiple trips to Nashville. And starting tonight trips to Cumberland City nightly for packing changes. Gas prices need to drop significantly! Fast!
Nice lovely mess they made in my yard without even letting me know they were going to do it!
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
It comes naturally...
Everything in our lives comes naturally. Not talking about organic stuff...just life in general.
I don't feel that we create any of the chaos that may be a part of our lives...it comes naturally.
Emily's 2 back surgeries this year...comes naturally.
Emily's infection on her incision....comes naturally.
Judge's germs...comes naturally.
Elizabeth's germs...comes naturally.
Jesse's germs....comes naturally.
Jesse's mrsa and cellulitis...comes naturally.
My anxiety...comes naturally.
A wedge in our day that diverts all plans....comes naturally
Its how we deal with these things that counts. Emily's surgeries are finished...now we just deal with the infection with antibiotics and consistent wound care. I am a mom...this comes naturally.
Everyone had germs in the past month. I took care of each one of them with the proper tylenols, motrins, cough medicine, inhalers. I am a mom...this comes naturally.
Jesse's mrsa and cellulitis, took him to see doc...she got his meds and we are moms...this comes naturally.
Homeschooling all 4 of my children...comes naturally.
My anxiety, I try and figure out the triggers and try and keep them at bay...this isn't coming very naturally. Because I am still working on everyone else that I haven't figured out how to work on myself yet.
I can take care of 3 kids with Type 1 diabetes but leave myself at the curb. Luckily my diabetes, up until this weekend, hasn't been very picky and pretty easy to handle. I am trying to make this come naturally. I have to be the role model for my children and I am learning to make this as nurturing and natural as possible. I don't let them see my faults, screw ups or mental manipulations.
My children are my world...as is my husband. Christ entrusted me with his children for a short amount of time and now it is up to me to teach them trust in Him which should come as naturally. I shelter them from the short comings , screw ups and mental manipulations of other people too...this comes naturally to me.
When my 13yo has a conversation with me about what rehab is and I have to differentiate the difference between physical rehab (strokes, cardiac, broken legs) and alcohol rehab, I know she has been kept safe. She asks the question and I answer it in a factual way. I can give her anectdotes of stories that I remember seeing certain things at her age. She didn't know that kids her age are drinking, smoking and popping pills. She sounded surprised. Last night when we are in the ER and the doctor is worried about her having a pulmonary embolism asks if she is taking birth control. Emily's head almost did a 1-80 turn and said "I am 13!!" Doctor explained that 13 year olds take birth control for reasons other than preventing pregnancy but also to help regulate their monthly cycles.
Having conversations like these come naturally...having them not experience them firsthand I hope will come naturally...
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7th December 2010, 01:01 AM | #1 |
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Anyone Anodize Here?
Hello folks,
So like the title says, does anyone here anodize? I'm doing a small project and I'm trying to find someone who anodizes and lives here in Toronto. A little info on the project: its a small run of custom anodized metal yoyos (yes those toys you all played back in the day) and custom engraved in order to promote an event. Anyways, if you provide custom anodizing services or you know of someone who does, please let me know! -Greenonion |
7th December 2010, 10:14 AM | #2 |
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google Anodise/anodize
There are a couple of great sites that show in detail how to DIY your anodise bath.
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but from what I gather, it seems much safer to ask someone else who has had an experience in this kind of field. |
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anodizing services in Toronto - I banged that into my search engine and it puked up a buncha results - give it a go!!!!
DIY audio can be expensive but getting to see things go up in smoke - that's priceless!!!! ..... "whatever - call it brainfart of Mighty ZM" |
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Depending on what it is exactly that you want to do you can simply and safely do it yourself, or you had better send it to a pro.
I did some nickel-plating of brass and that is very easy and can be done by anyone who has some basic sense about chemicals (don't drink, wear gloves, use safety glasses) and has a power-supply. Depending on the state of your objects, result can be great. If you want something like chrome-plating, that is a very different matter. You had better not try that yourself as safety measures have to be much stronger |
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Algenist Complete Eye Renewal Balm
27 reviews
44% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.1
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.1
Price: $$$
Water/Eau (Aqua), Stearic Acid, Isopropyl Isostearate, Glycerin, Dimethicone, Pentylene Glycol, Glyceryl Stearate SE, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Cetearyl Alcohol, Undaria Pinnatifida Extract, Limnanthes Alba (Meadowfoam) Seed Oil, Algae Exopolysacharides, Alaria Esculenta Extract, Bambusa Vulgaris (Bamboo) Leaf/Stem Extract, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract, Cucumis Sativus (Cucumber) Fruit Extract, Tocopheryl Acetate, Caffeine, Tetrapeptide-21, Dipeptide-2, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7, Palmitoyl Oligopeptide, Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Malus Domestica Fruit (Apple) Cell Culture Extract, Rubus Idaeus (Raspberry) Leaf Extract, Glucosamine HCL, Pisum Sativum (Pea) Extract, Inula Crithmoide Extract, Phospholipids, N-Hydroxysuccinimide, Chrysin, Hesperidin Methyl Chalcone, Lecithin, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Vinyl Dimethicone/Methicone Silsesquioxane Crosspolymer, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Steareth-20, Ceteareth-20, Butylene Glycol, Xanthan Gum, Disodium EDTA, Aminomethyl Propanol, Potassium Sorbate, Chlorhexidine Digluconate, Caprylyl Glycol, Hexylene Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Phenoxyethanol.Start your review
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Literally the worst, most puzzlingly bad product I have ever used. I couldn't understand why, for a whole week, I kept waking up with giant puffy bags under my eyes until I realized the only thing I changed in my routine was the addition of this product. Thank goodness it was only a deluxe sample size. Don't touch this.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I've never had a bad reaction to a beauty product until I tried a sample of this eye cream. It instantly made my eyes itch so bad I had to wash it off. The outside corners of my eyes got irritated the most, red and super itchy. I threw it in the bin right away.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I bought one of those value packages from JCSephora. there was deluxe same of this cream. I have been so excited to try this cream because my best friend has been raving about it. I was disappointed. It is just a light cream. It absorbs quickly but sometimes almost too quickly that I didn't even realize I put it on. No significant results. Will not purchase a full size. Overrated
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Grey
irritated the heck out of my skin. couldn't use.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I got a free sample from Sephora and put it on in the evening. I woke up surprised to find my eyes swollen and parts of my skin burnt. I've never had this reaction to any other eye cream and quite disappointed.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
LOVE. I absolutely can't go with out this whipped luxurious eye cream. I've used it day and night for almost a year now and every other eye cream I've tested doesn't compare. I gives moisture with out a greasy feel and makes any concealer go on smoother. It's a refreshing non-irritating balm and I absolutely recommend it. My only complaint would be the packaging, but I know the texture wouldn't be achieved in a tube or a pump. The price seems steep, but you only need a dab on each eye so it really lasts. Its a 360 ophthalmologist tested cream, and is a great choice for those looking to maintain a youthful eye area. I don't believe it's as successful with deep existing wrinkle repair. I really love every Algenist product I've used but this one is my must have.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
I got deluxe sample of this from Sephora. We just moved, and I used this before a 16 hour drive from Maryland to Florida. Within a couple of hours, my extremely dry eye area was burning and itching from extreme lack of hydration. It was so bad that I used aquaphor as a makeshift eye cream, just to soothe my eyes while traveling. Needless to say, I would not spend money on this.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I've been using this eye cream for about 6 months and I'm still loving it. The one I was using before was just not providing enough moisture but I still loved it's ability to fight my dark circles. Would you believe it that this works even better in that department? It helps with the little puffiness I have too. On top of that, it's moisturizing enough to help with my itsy bitsy fine lines... I'm only 40, after all :)
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love this eye cream! Doesn't break me out and it's made quite a difference!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've been using a .23 fluid ounce "deluxe" sampe of this (thanks Sephora, sometimes you really come through! The full-sized version is .5 fluid ounces and $65!) for a few months now and I've come to the conclusion that this is a pretty decent eye balm/cream. Now it won't work permanent miracles, despite containing Alguronic Acid, but it is a non-irritating eye cream that absorbs quickly (nearly no residual stickiness left behind) and doesn't cause smudging with my foundation and concealer.
I have a fair amount of fine lines under my eyes and using this eye balm once or twice a day does indeed minimize the appearance of the fine lines immediately after application, but the results are of course temporary. I do also suffer from slight puffiness and the occasion dark circles - I don't feel this eye cream is especially effective at addressing those concerns for me but again, it does nicely prep the under eye area for application of coverage products.
Overall I think this is a good eye cream, but it isn't worth the $65 price tag for me, so I will not be purchasing it once I've depleted my sample. However, if Sephora happens to have this as a 100 point perk or deluxe sample, I might be inclined to order it again.
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CarmelFest 2016: 4th of July Parade
"Celebrating Indiana's Bicentennial"
The CarmelFest Parade Committee is proud to announce that the Grand Marshals for this year's parade are the record-setting Carmel High School Girls' Swim Team. In addition to recognizing the accomplishments of the 2016 championship team – we are hoping to locate as many members as possible of CHS girls' team swimmers from 1986 to 2015 to join in the march.
This year's CarmelFest parade on Monday – July 4th will celebrate Indiana's bicentennial and delight spectators with a fabulous array of over 100 entertaining entries including marching bands, motorcycle drill teams, clowns, lively color guards, Colt's cheerleaders, designed floats, gymnasts, local celebrities, veterans and more.
Following our long-held tradition of recognizing the proud American men and women who have served in the military and those currently enlisted, the Parade will end with a Grand Finale Tribute to the Military – organized by Bec Hunter (parade co-chair) and supported by ReMax.
The Centier Bank CarmelFest Parade on July 4 (Monday) at 10:30 will continue RAIN or SHINE. For plans on severe weather – Click Here
We welcome your suggestions and ideas for the parade. And, we would appreciate any help in locating swimmers on the Carmel High School Girls' Teams from 1986 to 2015. Just send an e-mail to Peggy firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Patriotic 4th of July Parade at CarmelFest for 2016 will step off at 10:30 am on Monday-July 4th. The Parade starts at Carmel Drive and AAA Way and proceeds West to Range Line Road; heads north on Range Line to Main Street. Then east on Main Street, ending at Carmel High School at approx. 12:30 pm. Click here to view Parade Route Map
*Note: Parade Entrants - Please Note: Prior to parade participation, all entrants must sign a waiver form (click here for copy). Bring signed form on July 4th and present to the Parade Marshal prior to the start of the parade.


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The Boost Caboose! – Roadkill Ep. 57
What if you could have a supercharger on any car, any time? In this episode of Roadkill powered by Dodge, that was the plan with the Roadkill Boost Caboose, a trailer with an engine that powers a centrifugal supercharger that sends boost to the tow vehicle! And, it's not just any tow vehicle — it's the long-lost Roadkill 1978 Chevy Monza Spyder from episode 16 that was boosted with five leaf blowers mounted under the hatch. This application of boost is a few notches more absurd, but does it really work? Watch as David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan head to a secret high-speed, high-tire-smoke test facility to find out.
DRAG JEEP – GIANT Turbo V8!
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WEST PALM BEACH, FL – Three of drag racing's biggest stars have joined the International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) professional competition advisory board, the sanctioning body announced today. They will work directly with IHRA president Mike Dunn.
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Muscle Car Of The Week Video Episode #141: 1969 Pontiac Trans Am Ram Air III 4-Speed
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Muir Woods & Wine & Beer Tour with Tastings
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Adult | $119 | $114 | $5 | |
Senior | $119 | $113 | $6 | Age 60+ |
Child | $109 | $105 | $4 | Ages 12 and under |
The tour was great! We enjoyed the woods and wine tours! Our guide was fantastic! Would highly recommend!
All the tour in general was great! Justine was our tour guide and she was very accommodating and nice to all the guests! We enjoyed all the activities and even though it's a full day tour it never feels boring! Visiting Sonoma was great and lunch at the Cheese Factory was awesome! When we were coming back from the tour Justine stopped at a very nice spot to have a wonderful picture of the Golden Gate Bridge! Thank you for everything! Gabriel and Karen from Mexico
Nice tour. Friendly guide!
The guide was excellent knows the area very well and even makes a lot of unscheduled photo stops to please us.
Fantastic experience! Muir woods was beautiful and enjoyed the wine tasting at the vineyards. What made the trip was our guide Alberto. He was very entertaining and had a vast degree of knowledge that he shared throughout the trip about the area, it's history and knows his wines. Exceptional employee! Treat him right!
Very fun day, our tour guide was Mitch. He was very fun to hang with and knowledgable about the area. I would recommend this tour as it was a nice full day. The wine tastings could of had more but I guess that's why they are just tastings lol
This day was the best day of our vacation. Our guide, Justine, was very knowledgeable and friendly. We enjoyed everything about the tour.
My husband and I were picked up at our hotel. We were first taken to the Muir Woods, in which you can see these amazing trees. After that we went to Sonoma for the wine and beer tasting. Our driver, also tour guide, Brian, made the trip more interesting and fun by giving us information or histories of the places we were visiting or passing by. It is also a good thing that this was a small group of people. I do recommend this tour for people like us that wants to have both experiences and do not have many days to spend a complete day on each of them.
Wonderful trip and our guide was fantastic.
Guide was great, we only had to pay the $7/person to get into the Muir Woods and nothing for the tastings. Would recommend, especially if you like smaller more intimate tours.
Our Muir Woods/Sonoma wine tour was fantastic! Mitch was absolutely a treat - great personality, so knowledgeable about everything and very accommodating to our schedule! I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone who is looking to learn more about the area. Lot's of fun!
Great tour! Marie was very knowledgeable and a great driver. The only thing I might change about the tour would be to spend more time at Muir Woods. Our group was not big wine drinkers, so 2 wine tastings was enough for us. We also could have spent more time in the Sonoma town square. We really enjoyed our day!
This was an excellent tour. Kudos to Brian, our tour guide!!!!! He was friendly, courteous, and helpful.
The tour guide Mike was great. I liked that we saw the woods and did the wine tasting in one trip.
GuideYou made the process very easy. Great tour guide and I liked the small and intimate size of the tour. Everything was handled professionally and as promised!
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The Coastal Redwood is the tallest tree species in the world. These trees only thrive in Northern California and Oregon, due to the thick fog that blankets the west coast in the summer months. In 1908 Senator William Kent and his wife donated their land to the state and President Theodore Roosevelt designated it as a federally protected area. Muir Woods is the only surviving stand of Old Growth forest in the Bay Area today. In Muir Woods you will have 1 1/2 hours to wander amongst these towering giants. The sights, sounds, and smells of this living museum are sure to reconnect you with a natural world that was almost lost.
The group will reunite before noon and travel to the wine country where you will spend the afternoon sampling fine Sonoma County wines at 2 wineries, tastings included. Taste a variety of white, red, and dessert wines at theses popular Sonoma wineries, Homewood Winery and Robledo Family Winery (tastings for ages 21+). If time allows, you may visit a 3rd winery with tastings available for purchase ($5-$15 per person, may be shared).
A stop for a lunch break will be incorporated into the itinerary, either at one of the winery's on the tour OR in the Historic Sonoma Town Square - tour duration does not allow for both. If your tour stops in Sonoma, you will have the chance to visit the Mission San Francisco de Solano, the northernmost California Mission, taste cheese samples at the Sonoma Jack Cheese Factory and peruse the boutique shops that surround this center of commerce.
In the afternoon, stop by a local brewery for a flight of tastings (INCLUDED) to see why Sonoma is also called California's Beer Country! This family owned brewery has a wide variety of traditional and unique beers to choose from. You can even buy a growler to-go once you've chosen your favorite!
Travelling through the Northern California wine country you will see the beautiful valleys that have supplied the world with some fantastic wines for over 60 years. The landscape of rolling hills laced with rows of wine grapes is impressive and provides a romantic backdrop for memmorable photographs. Your tour may stop at the Golden Gate Bridge Vista Point to see the awe-inspiring view of San Francisco from the Marin Headlands. The tour will end with a hotel drop-off at around 6pm.
Meals & Muir Woods park entrance fee ($10 per person - which includes a $2 California State Park Fee effective Jan. 1, 2012) are not included in tour price.
* Hotel Pick Up Included from Most San Francisco Hotels, No Pick Up from Airport Hotels.
Tour operators and GuideYou assume no responsibility for delays caused by weather, breakdowns, traffic, accidents, parades or other conditions beyond control. Tour itinerary subject to change, some sights listed may be omitted due to conditions beyond the tour operators control. Omission of sights or attractions shall not constitute refund.
Tours MUST be booked a minimum of 24 hours prior to tour departure time. Within 24 hours (typically less) you will receive your confirmation number/eticket by email from the tour operator. If you are unable to receive email: On the final screen titled "Checkout - Finish" you will be given your tour operator's phone number and address; You MUST call the tour operator to get your confirmation number and pick up time from your hotel (please allow one hour before calling).
If you do not have access to a printer, providing the confirmation number is adequate.
You MUST reconfirm your tour and hotel pick up time at least 24 hrs in advance of tour departure time.
PLEASE NOTE: Your credit card is NOT charged and your tour is NOT confirmed until a confirmation number has been issued by the tour operator.
If you do not receive your eticket within 24 hours be sure to check your junk mail/spam folder.
This Tour Includes FREE Hotel Pick Up & Drop Off
- This Tour Includes FREE Hotel Pick Up & Drop Off
- Some wine tasting included, but some stops may require a minimal tasting fee. . Meals not included. Muir Woods park entrance fee ($10 per person - which includes a $2 California State Park Fee effective Jan. 1, 2012) is not included in tour price.
- Casual, comfortable
- Rain or shine
- 9 hours
We do not accept cancellations by voicemail or email.
Please read carefully: GuideYou.com must charge a cancellation fee corresponding to the time of cancellation. The percentage charged is a percentage of the total fee for all customers included in the cancelled booking. There is a minimum 20% cancellation fee for any cancellations once the tour is booked.
20% of total trip price for any confirmed reservation cancelled up to 72 hours prior to tour departure
30% of total trip price for any reservation cancelled between 72 and 24 hours prior to tour departure
100% of total trip price for any reservation cancelled within 24 hours of tour departure and for all No-Shows. Customers are considered a NO SHOW if they cancel on the morning of the trip or if they are not at the designated pick up location at the correct time, or for any other reason miss a tour (such as not providing correct hotel information).
We reserve the right to cancel tours due to lack of participation, vehicle breakdown, weather or road condition.
Service charges are non-refundable. In the event you believe you qualify for a refund based on the tour operator's cancellation policy, please take the following steps to receive proper credit:
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Calling GuideYou Monday-Friday between 9:00 am-5:30 pm Pacific Time at 415-775-1200, and pressing #1; or
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Refunds that GuideYou confirms have been approved by the tour operator will be issued to the credit card used at the time of the original transaction. If the tour operation has not authorized a refund or fails to confirm that you qualify a refund, GuideYou is under no obligation to provide a refund and GuideYou is not responsible and disclaims any and all liability and responsibility for any refund.Following cancellation of a tour, GuideYou shall reserve the right to recharge your credit card for the full value of the e-ticket if it is presented to the tour vendor for redemption either by yourself or any other party.
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What hair colour would suit me best?
i have short-med curly hair and i'm bored with it. can anyone recommend what colour i should dye my hair? it's dark brown at the mo. i'm the girl on the left. plus any hair care advice for curly hair would be excellent. thanks!
tl;dr: what colour should i dye my hair? any adice for my hair? i'm the girl on the left.
tl;dr: what colour should i dye my hair? any adice for my hair? i'm the girl on the left.
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I think your color would look great a dark red brown. Make sure to get a gloss to add shine at the same time as it revamps your tint. Ti care for curly hair make sure to only brush it when dry and use a large tooth comb when we. Using a deep conditioning mask a couple times a month as well as a leave in after washing will help keep it hydrated and manageable. Use a heat protectant when using any thermal irons to keep it from drying out and slightly trim the dry brittle ends every 6-8wks.
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Double Chocolate Bread Pudding with Dulce de Leche
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Orange Record presents A brand new musical visual released just few days after releasing the song Oyato, now here is the clean musical visual from Orange Record camp act Klever Jay.
The song Oyato by Klever Jay is produced by Shocker and the music video is directed by C. A. R. D. O. S. O.
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