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The KITCHEN is a community gathering place, managed by The Trustees, that is restoring the craft of seasonal cooking in Massachusetts, New England, and beyond through hands-on classes and educational experiences that celebrate the farmers and artisans of this region. Partnered with the Boston Public Market, The KITCHEN embraces a whole-food approach to eating and promotes cooking as an essential cornerstone of a sustainable food system.
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What do we do? The KITCHEN hosts events, classes and workshops showcasing the bounty of Massachusetts farmers and artisans:
Where are we located? You can find us inside the Boston Public Market at 100 Hanover Street. We are near Faneuil Hall, across from the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway, and directly above the Haymarket MBTA station at the cross section of the North End, Government Center, and the Financial Districts of Downtown Boston.
How can you book a class or event? Find and book one of our many cooking classes, workshops or experiences through our events page. We have classes almost every day, for every taste, ability, and interest. To book a private class or event, please contact email@example.com.
How is The Trustees involved? As one of the largest owners of agricultural land and the premier steward of the cultural and natural landscape of Massachusetts, The Trustees was a founding member of The Boston Public Market. The Trustees extends its leadership to transform the local food system by connecting residents and visitors back to the land and sharing the Commonwealth's collective agrarian heritage through innovative retail and educational experiences at the Boston Public Market.
Trustees members receive a 20%-50% discount on all programming in The KITCHEN. If you take more than two classes per year, your membership pays for itself!
The Boston Public Market is an indoor, year round marketplace for locally sourced groceries and specialty agricultural products, where residents and visitors can find fresh, seasonal food from Massachusetts and New England. The Market houses 40 local farmers, fishers, and food entrepreneurs selling items such as farm fresh produce; meat and poultry; eggs; milk and cheese; fish and shellfish; bread and baked goods; beverages; flowers; and an assortment of specialty and prepared foods. Everything sold at the Market is produced or originates in New England.
In addition to serving as the lead programming partner for the market, The Trustees is also one of the New England-based vendors at the Market. Our Appleton Farms vendor booth features dairy products made from Appleton Farm's Jersey herd – including bottled milk and aged cheese. With over 100 artisanal cheeses and yogurts from 20 different farms of the Massachusetts Cheese Guild, the Appleton Farms vendor booth offers the largest selection of Massachusetts-made cheeses available anywhere. Your Trustees membership entitles you to 10% off purchases at the Appleton Farms booth and discounts on programming at The KITCHEN.
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The KITCHEN hosts events, classes and workshops that celebrate the bounty of Massachusetts farmers and artisans:
While The KITCHEN's schedule is updated seasonally, there are several series that continue throughout the year and annual festivals and conferences that occur each year.
Farm-to-KITCHEN Cooking Classes
Hands-on cooking classes using farm-fresh ingredients from the Boston Public Market, focusing on local, seasonal versions of international and traditional cooking styles and flavors. Create three-courses with our chef who specializes in local, seasonal recipes.
Baking School: Essential Breads, Pastries, Cookies, Cakes & More
Learn how to recreate classic baked goods with our expert baker using premium ingredients from the Boston Public Market vendors. We'll focus on techniques, ingredients, and the science behind common mistakes.
Kids in The KITCHEN
Hands-on cooking class for kids age 6-12 to learn about local food and the journey it makes from the farm to the table. Kids explore and taste the seasonal bounty of the region through the local vendors of the Boston Public Market.
Superfood Society with Jennifer Hanway
Holistic Nutritionist Jennifer Hanway leads this hands-on cooking class to teach attendees about local, seasonal super foods and nutrition.
Artisan Workshops & Experiences
Hands-on workshops focused on the vendors of the Boston Public Market, including:
Project Bread: Fresh Fast & Delicious
Weekly Thursday cooking demonstrations in partnership with Project Bread, focused on healthy, affordable recipes. Free and open to the public.
SNAP Nutrition Workshops
Educational cooking demonstrations focused on healthy, affordable recipes presented by the UMass Extension Nutrition Education Program.
Partner with us! The KITCHEN collaborates with local strategic partners on events, workshops, and educational experiences. We have many opportunities to join our mission:
Blue Cross Blue Shield of MA | The KITCHEN and BCBSMA collaborate to host monthly healthy, seasonal cooking classes to BCBSMA members. We also partner to bring The KITCHEN's signature wellness and clean-eating class, Superfood Society, to workers and residents of downtown Boston.
Project Bread | Project Bread and Chef Vanessa LaBranche join us Thursdays in The KITCHEN to share their culinary skills in their weekly free community cooking demonstrations Fresh, Fast and Delicious for Less.
UMass Extension Nutrition Education Program | The UMass Extension Nutrition Education Program partners with SNAP-ED Connection to offer bi-monthly free nutrition workshops in The KITCHEN that feature healthy and tasty seasonal recipes that are easy to shop and prepare for.
REI | The Trustees partners with REI to run day-long bike rides and other outdoor excursions at Trustees properties outside of Boston. Visitors meet at The KITCHEN, travel to the Crane Estate, Appleton Farms or the Old Manse, bike or hike, and enjoy a local food picnic.
Oldways | The KITCHEN often partners with Oldways on classes. Working with their Whole Grains Council, Mediterranean Foods Alliance, and the African Heritage & Health program, we are able to inspire good health to our visitors and connect them to various cultural food traditions.
Have an idea for a great public event? We want to know about it!
We're always looking for ideas for public programming that fits within our mission of restoring the craft of local, seasonal cooking. Email firstname.lastname@example.com with your idea, how it fits with our mission, potential costs and revenues, and marketing plan.
We love partnering with local chefs who share our passion for seasonal sourcing and eating! If that sounds like you, we would love to help promote your business and give you a chance to stretch your teaching muscle. Guest chefs volunteer their time, while The KITCHEN provides all marketing, ticketing, staffing, and food costs. Email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Looking for a unique way to promote your food business? Donate your products to be featured in our classes and reach a larger audience! We can also host product launch parties, testing & development workshops, and influencer events. Email email@example.com for more information.
Go to our private events page for more information about private events and classes.
Centrally located in Downtown Boston, The KITCHEN at the Boston Public Market offers hands-on and demonstration-style cooking classes for school groups as an extension of our Kids in The KITCHEN programming. These classes are designed to be fun, educational and interactive experiences where children learn about the impact their food choices have on their bodies, their community, and their planet. By experiencing the sights, smells, and tastes of the market, children will better understand the benefits of eating a seasonal, whole foods diet. Students tour the Boston Public Market, meet local farmers and artisans, and take a cooking lesson with one of our KITCHEN educators. We encourage school groups to do repeat visits so students gain a fuller experience of eating with the seasons.
The KITCHEN is attached to The Boston Public Market and the 40+ New England farmers, fishers, bakers, and artisan food makers housed within. Our space is 3,200 square feet and we can accommodate up to 60 students for a demonstration-style class and up to 30 for a hands-on class. We partner with Boston Public Market vendors that share our commitment to local sourcing.
Seasonal Demonstrations (1 hour)
Hands-on Classes (2 hours)
Cooking Competitions (4 hours)
Centrally located in Downtown Boston, The KITCHEN at the Boston Public Market creates customized cooking experiences for corporate team-building, family occasions, and group celebrations. In each private event, we celebrate the local farmers and artisans of this region using the highest-quality locally-sourced, seasonal produce and products.
The KITCHEN is attached to The Boston Public Market and the 40+ New England farmers, fishers, bakers, and artisan food makers housed within. Our space is 3,200 square feet, with seating for 60, and standing room for 110. We accommodate a variety of events including cocktail mixers, happy hours, chef demos, meetings, conferences, and much more. We partner with BPM vendors and catering companies that share our commitment to local sourcing.
Create a custom hands-on cooking class for your company outing, team-building experience or family event. Choose from several options or ask us to create something new!
Or work with us to create a bespoke event for your group! Ask us about cooking competitions, mixology lessons, specialty menus and recipes, and more. Our space is a blank slate where you can create your custom event!
Please note: There is a 20 person minimum for private classes and workshops. Maximum varies based on format.
The KITCHEN is available for rental for any occasion: company meetings, corporate lunches or dinners, cocktail mixers, cooking demonstrations, product demonstration, product testing and tasting, family reunions, and so much more. The KITCHEN is fully equipped and ready to host your unique event! Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Our space is available as a low-cost event rental for mission-aligned non-profits focused on health, local food, agriculture, sustainability, or economic development. We reserve The KITCHEN for Community Rentals on Mondays and Tuesdays, and have limited availability for these types of events on other days of the week. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
The KITCHEN is the perfect location for your company to test a new food product or build brand awareness with the media and your audience. In the past we've worked with Hood Dairy, McCormick Spices, and Honeygrow Restaurants to promote their brand, test new products to captive audiences, and create content with local influencers. Email firstname.lastname@example.com to learn more about this opportunity.
Join us in The KITCHEN at The Boston Public Market for a unique corporate wellness experience with holistic nutritionist and healthy foodie Jennifer Hanway. In this two-to-three-hour hands-on cooking class, Jennifer will lead attendees through making several superfood recipes, seasonally-sourced from the farmers and artisans of the Boston Public Market.
Wellness events are heavily curated to your company's wellness goals, so please contact us at email@example.com with your idea to discuss options and pricing.
Jennifer Hanway is a Holistic Nutritionist, Level 2 Bio Signature Modulation Practitioner and Certified Personal Trainer, originally from London, England but now based in Boston, MA. Jennifer leads The KITCHEN's popular Superfood Society program (sponsored by BCBSMA) and Root + Reboot Wellness Festivals.
Thank you SO much for everything last night. I have heard nothing but rave reviews about the whole experience. Chef Juli was beyond AMAZING – and everyone who helped facilitate the event was friendly, helpful, and couldn't do enough to make our night fun for everyone. I hope we have the opportunity to do an event there again, and I definitely won't hesitate to recommend The Kitchen to anyone I know looking to do a unique and fun group event.
– Joanne, a Boston Law Firm
"The class at The KITCHEN was a great choice for our corporate wellness group. We heard extremely positive feedback from participants, who enjoyed the hands-on and interactive nature of the workshop. Jenny was great at providing nutrition education throughout the cooking process, and the element of a "pop quiz" kept attendees on their toes. The event was well-coordinated and run very professionally, with all ingredients and setup prepared in advance. All we had to do was show up!"
- Katherine, Price Waterhouse Cooper.
Looking for a unique way to give back to the community? Love food? Love to EAT? Then consider joining our team of KITCHEN volunteers!
Our volunteers help us run and execute various cooking classes and food experiences including:
We rely on volunteers to help us with room setup, food preparation, assisting the chef, and light clean up at the end of the event.
Benefits of volunteering at The KITCHEN:
If you're interested in volunteering with us, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Events & Marketing Internships at The KITCHEN
Interested in expanding your experience in the non-profit, food, marketing or events world? The KITCHEN has unpaid, three-month internships that focus on a broad spectrum of programming, marketing, and customer service responsibilities. Throughout the year, we are seeking candidates who are passionate about local food, sustainable agriculture, and restoring the craft of cooking. Please email email@example.com for more information.
Classes and workshops in The KITCHEN book quickly. In order to ensure your spot, please plan to reserve a ticket at least two weeks in advance. Tickets can be purchased here.
The fastest way to get your question answered is the send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. We are always available to help!
Our hands-on cooking classes and workshops are structured as a group learning experience; you'll work with other students to create a seasonal meal led by our professional chef instructors. We focus on learning new cooking styles and techniques to increase your confidence and enjoyment in your own kitchen. Here are a few things to know before booking a class with us:
We will do our best to accommodate your allergies and preferences. In most cases we are able to accommodate requests for vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free, seafood-free, and gluten-free options. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com with the date and title of the event at least four (4) business days in advance. Requests received with less than four days notice may be difficult for us to accommodate.
Program Refunds/Cancellations: In the event that a program is cancelled due to severe weather, low enrollment, or other circumstances, we will notify you as soon as possible by email and issue you a full refund within 14 days of the cancellation.
If you cannot attend a program as planned, contact firstname.lastname@example.com at least 7 days prior to the start of the program to receive a full refund. Refunds will not be granted for registration cancellations placed fewer than 7 days before the start of the program. There are no refunds for missed classes. The KITCHEN reserves the right to change program locations, schedules, or instructors when necessary.
The KITCHEN at Boston Public Market
100 Hanover Street
Boston, MA 02108
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By MBTA:
The KITCHEN and the Boston Public Market are located directly above the Haymarket MBTA station (Orange and Green Lines, MBTA bus routes) and three blocks from North Station (Commuter Rail & Amtrak, Orange and Green Lines).
By car or bike:
Two Hubway bike share stations are located nearby, on Cross Street across the Greenway and on Congress Street along the side of City Hall.
Directly above The KITCHEN and Market is the Parcel 7 Parking Garage (entrance at 110 New Sudbury Street). Validated parking is available for Parcel 7 for a rate of $3 for up to 3 hours. Customers must bring their garage ticket into the market or KITCHEN and ask for ticket to be validated either by KITCHEN staff member or after purchasing an item from the Market (ask at check out). Validation is available for paid ticketed events only. In addition, the Government Center Garage is across the street at 50 New Sudbury Street. Information about the Government Center Garage can be found at http://www.governmentcentergarage.com/.
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Please enter The KITCHEN through the Market — we're down the hallway to the left of Red's Best Seafood.
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OTTAWA — The Ottawa Senators are parting ways with president and CEO Tom Anselmi.
The team announced in a Friday release that Anselmi, who was hired Jan. 27, 2017, will be "vacating his position."
The Senators also announced a three-year contract extension for general manager Pierre Dorion, saying the team's goal remains to win a Stanley Cup.
"Having come within one goal of last season's Stanley Cup Final, we were hopeful entering this season," Senators owner Eugene Melnyk said in the release. "Obviously our results have challenged those expectations.
"What remains unchanged is the dedication that goes into evaluating every aspect of this organization."
Anselmi replaced Cyril Leeder, one of the founders of the Ottawa franchise, when he was hired as president and CEO just over a year ago.
The Toronto native worked for Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment for 17 years before joining the Senators. He was promoted to COO of MLSE in 1999 — the year Toronto moved from Maple Leaf Gardens to Air Canada Centre. Anselmi was named president of MLSE in 2012 and left the company in September, 2013.
Melnyk and the Senators are in the early stages of a potential move from their current suburban arena to a new downtown space that Melnyk has called "critical" to the franchise's success moving forward.
There was some progress on that front last week when Melnyk's RendezVous LeBreton Group and the National Capital Commission reached an agreement in principle to redevelop LeBreton Flats, a 21-hectare patch of land beside Ottawa's core.
Ottawa is 19-25-9 this season, second last to the Buffalo Sabres in the Eastern Conference.
Friday's moves come less than three weeks before the NHL's Feb. 26 trade deadline. Melnyk hinted that "changes" may be coming to Ottawa's lineup.
"Today's announcement reflects a renewed commitment to scouting, drafting and development," Melnyk said. "It may require changes to our lineup. Rest assured, we will only tolerate pain with an end game in mind: building an organization that wins — at all levels — year in and year out."
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Azure DevTest Labs is now available in UK South and UK West, in addition to the other 21 regions it has supported. The support includes the full Azure DevTest Labs capabilities, as well as the auto-shutdown option for all Azure Resource Manager–based VMs in these regions. To see the other supported regions, check out this blog post.
It's been another milestone for DevTest Labs. Since the launch, DevTest Labs has been helping our customers to quickly get "ready to test" with a worry-free self-service environment. The reusable templates can be used everywhere after they're created. The public APIs, PowerShell cmdlets, and VSTS extensions make it easy to integrate your dev/test environments from labs to your release pipeline. In addition to the dev/test scenario, DevTest Labs can be used in scenarios like training and hackathon.
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This is probably the shortest blog post I have written here.
I just came back to Shanghai after a crazy weekend, one weekend where I got to see someone I missed a lot, got to spend some time with an amazing family that I honestly believe they care a lot about me even if we are not related (even if the grandpa coff coff) and I am finally settling down in Shanghai.
10 day ago I came back from Seoul, then one week in Shanghai and then 4 days in HK. It was a bit consuming, I had so many mixed feelings about that city but when everything seemed like it was falling down I went to the bay to take some pictures from the skyline. (So original, right?)
But there, on the side of the pier there where a group of old/young fishermen. One of them caught my attention, he was just staring at the bay, a lot more calm than the others.
I approached and without speaking (since my Cantonese is non-existent) I gesture to my camera and then to him. He smiled and nodded but also made a gesture about keeping it quiet.
I stayed there for a while, taking some pictures of the whole scene, of his process, sinking in some ideas too.
Before leaving he told me something, that one of the younger guys tried to translate for me, as far as I can remember it was something like this:
"I have been doing this since I was young like you, now there are many lights, many distractions but it's the same, the same action of fishing, of feeling the air and waiting for the right moment"
"Thanks for waiting too, I hope things look better (talking about the pictures?)"
After that I ended up walking a bit more and came back to Causeway Bay.
Right now that applies to my life too, I have been here before, maybe now there are other distractions but I know what to do, and sometimes the best thing is to wait.
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We invest so much time & effort coming up with the right name for our kids. Knowing they'll carry it with them throughout their lives, a badge of identity if you will…
And then we never ever actually use it. At just two weeks old, we call Baby Girl by more nicknames than we do her actual name already. (Which we're not publishing on the blog for privacy reasons.)
Growing up, I got called everything from Beanbag to Mushy-Pea-Face. The irony was I'd been given a short name to ensure people couldn't shorten it to annoying forms… what my parents failed to seem to understand was that Brat Pack or Petal Pottle were far more annoying than any shortening of an actual name!
Alas, I fear Baby Girl is headed for the same path I trod; that of embarrassment & despair every time her parents' call her, cringing at whatever new name they've come up with this time! So far we've got:
Piglet – owing to the snuffling movements & noises she makes when she's hungry & the snorting when she's getting impatient for the boob. It's like she's snuffling for truffles.
Taco – when we wrap her up in her blanket & swaddle her (fajita might be more appropriate but we didn't think of that at the time)
Baby Girl – quite self explanatory
Little Miss – again, rather obvious why
Hicup – due to the amount she has really quite violent seeming hicups!
Gammy Eye – due to her blocked tearduct (very common for newborns) which causes her to wake up with a sticky eye
Houdini – because she wriggles out of everything, including even her electronic foot tag at the hospital! Midwife was amazed!
Girl 2 – nice, loving name from her dad there…
+ 6 plays on her actual name (including one that's poo related. Again, self explanatory after last week's explosion on my dressing gown! & one that's dinosaur related – it's a long story).


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S5: Unconventional Thermoelectrics: Defect Chemistry, Doping and Nanoscale Effects
In order to be useful, widespread energy scavenging materials, thermoelectrics must be composed of nontoxic and abundant elements, be stable in air to high temperatures, and display simultaneous large thermopower and low thermal conductivity. A wide variety of ceramic science may be applied to control conductivity and to decrease phonon-related thermal transport. Nanostructuring approaches have been adopted in traditional selenide and telluride thermoelectric materials, and are now being extended to novel thermoelectrics. Methods including nanoscale grains, embedded nanoinclusions, interfacial nanocoatings, and lamellar/multilayer structuring have all been utilized for significant thermoelectric property improvements. Similar efforts have recently been proposed for oxide materials, where control of oxygen vacancies, crystal chemistry, and electronically compensating charge carriers have led to ZT values exceeding 0.7. This symposium is a forum for discussing defect chemistry, conductivity, thermal conductivity optimization and applications for novel thermoelectrics.
Proposed Session Topics
- Theory and applications
- Thermoelectric silicides
- Thermoelectric oxides
- Novel materials
- Low dimensional materials and crystal chemistry approaches
- Nanoscale scattering effects
- Thermophotovoltaics and emerging thermal devices
Symposium Organizers
- Alp Sehirlioglu, Case Western Reserve Univ
- Jon Ihlefeld, Sandia National Labs
- Anke Weidenkaff, EMPA
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Believing In Your Psychic Self
It's been a busy couple of weeks around here. Last week, I launched a new ebook, "In My Sacred Space's Practical Guide to Connecting With Your Spirit Guides In Your Dreams." I spent the majority of last week visiting my mom on the gulf coast and I was able to knock out yet another ebook, my Karmic Dreaming Guide on tapping into your past lives using your dreams. And, on top of everything else, my online dream interpretation course launched today!
I'm not even close to done yet, either. Over the next six months, I hope to roll out a series of self-healing workbooks for relationships, abundance, careers and so much more.
Thank you to everyone who has supported me thus far. This little blog is evolving into something so much more than what it began as, and I couldn't have done it without you. I hope you'll all continue to lend me your support as it grows and help me create something truly amazing!
Question from a reader:
Trusting yourself and the information you're receiving is one of the hardest things to do when you're developing your intuitive abilities. That being said, I think your skepticism is a really great sign. Discernment is very important when it comes to these things, and I'd be a lot more worried if you weren't questioning anything at all!
"I have asked you this already when I was wondering how to know when was your mind talking and when your intuition. I finally discovered that I can be receiving a lot of information, but I could be blocking it. My issue is that whenever an image appears in my mind, I feel that I'm inventing or like day dreaming. When I receive information about somebody else I think that I'm only judging that person. It is like I don't trust myself, I tell myself that everything that comes to me are things made up by me. How can I start believing that what I feel is actually information from them?"
I think the best advice I can give you here is something that I talked about in my previous blog series on how to contact your spirit guides. It's easy for us to get so wrapped up in judging ourselves and whether or not we're right or wrong and that puts a lot of unnecessary pressure on you to make a snap decision about the information you're receiving.
Instead of feeling as though you need to judge yourself one way or the other, just hold it as a possibility. When you just hold it as a possibility, you're able to say, "Alright. Let's just see where this goes." and there's no cognitive dissonance associated if it doesn't pan out, and you don't run the risk of being gullible. Just roll with it!
Eventually, you will start to collect enough evidence to support when you were correct and it will build your confidence. Not worrying about whether you're right or wrong allows you to focus on the process itself, observe what it feels like and you'll begin to learn what feels like intuition and what doesn't.
Removing your ego from the process is the hardest part, but having a healthy dose of skepticism is a great foundation for discernment.
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July 20, 2013
Geography Club
by Brent Hartinger
Middle-Grade/Young Adult
HarperCollins Publishers (2004)
I loved this very real, very sweet book.
It's about a closeted gay high school student who bravely and cautiously takes a risk to create a safe space for others like himself. Written in 2004, I can only imagine the students it must have inspired and given hope to. This is a book that champions diversity yet maintains its naturalness. In other words, these kids are fully recognizable and relatable. The characters feel very real and empathetic and three-dimensional.
Sweet, funny and clever writing doesn't hurt either. I'd recommend this to anyone who knows a sensitive teen who marches to his own drumbeat, gay or straight. With all the stuff of adolescence, from crushes to the fear of standing bravely and individually as a potential target for the entire school, this novel is admirable and well-written and hopeful. Highly recommend.


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Two Giraffes Die Within One Week at Greater Vancouver Zoo
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A second giraffe has now died at the Greater Vancouver Zoo – both within one week. On Tuesday November 15th, the Zoo's 3-year-old baby giraffe was found dead in his enclosure. The cause of death is still under investigation. Now his mother has been found dead in her barn on Saturday, November 19th. The zoo


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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Table Setting: Informal Indoor Dining After the Pool
33 comments:
- Aspiring Millionaire said...
I love your blog. I found you on FMBT.
Those monkey bars in the next post look great and I love the neck pillow tute in the other post.
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- August 10, 2010 at 12:42 AM
- Lori@ Paisley Passions said...
Just popping by from Tuesday Blog Hops. Nice to meet you! I am now following your blog :)
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- August 10, 2010 at 1:36 AM
- ♥ Sonny ♥ said...
What a bright and beautiful table you;ve set.. I enjoyed my visit here very much..
- August 10, 2010 at 8:22 AM
- {jami @ i m a g i n e} said...
This looks awesome! I love entertaining and decorating! Found you FMBT!
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- August 10, 2010 at 12:44 PM
- so kikay said...
I'm your newest follower from Trailing Tuesdays =)
Happy Tuesday!
Hope you can follow mine too =)
- August 10, 2010 at 1:19 PM
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Hi! Just wanted to let you know that I am following you!!! I would love it if you could follow me back!
- August 10, 2010 at 1:35 PM
- GardenofDaisies said...
I love your blue paisley placemats and napkins!! That is too funny about the dishes! If only you had visited that store before you left for Bermuda!! :-)
- August 10, 2010 at 2:14 PM
- marty (A Stroll Thru Life) said...
Oh it's gorgeous. What a lovely and inviting setting after a wonderful swim. It is so hot here, I would love to be in your pool and probably never come out. Thanks so much for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
- August 10, 2010 at 2:59 PM
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- August 10, 2010 at 4:56 PM
- RenderMeMama said...
Love the table setting! Can I come next time? ;-)
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- August 10, 2010 at 6:36 PM
- xinex said...
I love your gorgeous plates. SO nice that you found more from TJ Maxx. Isn't that a wonderful store? It's my favorite. Great patio area!...Christine
- August 10, 2010 at 8:10 PM
- Nicole said...
Cute setting! Im your newest follower from Trailing Tuesdays! Please visit me @ www.nicolermiller.blogspot.com
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- QueenB said...
hi- stopping by from mailbox monday to email subscribe - can't find that option so i'm your newest GFC follower
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Hi! I'm visiting (and following) from Trailing Tuesday. Stop by for a visit if you can!
- August 10, 2010 at 9:54 PM
- FrugalMom said...
That's so cool that you found the same plates here.
Thank you for joining me at Follow Us Monday Morning, I am now following your blog. I would love it, if you would come and join me at The Wednesday Window . The Wednesday Window is the place to link up your favorite blog post of the week, check out Frugality Is Free for more details.
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Stopping by from Tuesday Tag Along.
I was already following you but just wanted to give you a friendly reminder to feel free to stop by and join in my new blog hop: Wobble Over Wednesday.
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- August 10, 2010 at 11:36 PM
Hello, I found you at Wobble Over Wednesday. Love your blog. Table is beautiful.
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- August 11, 2010 at 10:34 AM
- Kelle said...
Already following...just stopping by with a Welcome Wednesday Hello! =) Your table setting is so pretty. Have a great day!
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I'm following from Welcome Wednesday! Your recipes look amazing! Can't wait to see what you're cooking next!
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I am a new follower sent by Welcome Wednesday. =0)
Have a nice day.
- August 11, 2010 at 7:41 PM
- Barbara said...
Those plates are so unique. I can't believe you found them at a TJMaxx too! Love your table linens.
- August 11, 2010 at 10:43 PM
- Mimi said...
Very nice...love the dishes and place mats.
- August 12, 2010 at 1:44 PM
- Marlis said...
the dishes are great. and the placemats are beautiful.. It all looks so inviting.
- August 12, 2010 at 9:12 PM
- Entertaining Women said...
I would have carried those plates back, too. They're wonderful. I love the green touch on the blue table linens. Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
- August 12, 2010 at 11:10 PM
Love the placemats, but I love just about everything from Williams Sonoma!
Visiting from SITS & the Frugal Free Gal Blog Hop
Happy Friday!
- August 13, 2010 at 10:38 AM
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I am your newest follower from http://whatifedmyfamilytoday.blogspot.com/
Hope you'll follow me too :)
- August 13, 2010 at 11:00 AM
- Lisa said...
Hi! I'm your newest follower from the Friday blog hop!!! Nice to meet you! Love your decorating. The table looks so inviting.
Would love it if you'd come visit & return the favor. :)
Lisa xoxo
- August 13, 2010 at 11:03 AM
- Teri said...
Hello . . I'm hopping from The Frugal Free Gal Blog Hop. Beautiful blog. I have found so many beautiful dishes at my local Marshalls/T J Maxx. Love that store.
- August 13, 2010 at 2:38 PM
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Now following from the blog hops today you FOR SURE, visited last week, but my avatar never appeared on your follow list, so I hit it again and now I'm there. Please do stop by and consider following back. Thanks, Roz at la bella vita
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- August 13, 2010 at 5:15 PM
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so beautiful!!
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A balance of just 2pc of retailers reported a decline in sales volumes in the first two weeks of February for the CBI's distributive trades survey, a big improvement on the 22pc in the previous month and better than the 10pc expected. The reading was its second best in the past nine months.
The figures provided further evidence that households are showing signs of life after suffering the sharpest squeeze on incomes in more than 30 years. Last week's second estimate of GDP growth showed that consumer spending rose by 0.5pc in the final quarter of the year, helping offset the hit on the recovery caused by businesses delaying investment plans.
Consumers are key to the recovery as they account for almost half national output.
Chris Williamson, economist at Markit, said: "Today's CBI distributive trades survey adds to recent evidence that the mood has brightened among UK households, meaning rising consumer spending may help prevent the country from sliding back into recession.
"Rising household spending should help to keep the economy from falling back into recession in the first quarter, and be a positive force behind economic growth throughout 2012."
A small majority of the retailers surveyed also expressed cautious optimism for the future, with 2pc more companies expecting an increase in sales in March than those predicting a fall.
However, fortunes were mixed among the different sectors. Grocers and on-line retailers were very positive, with a balance of 55pc and 71pc respectively reporting a string increase in sales. Clothing retailers and household goods stores are still struggling, with 41pc and 100pc experiencing a fall in February.
Longer-term, though, there was less good news. Over the next three months, a majority of businesses expected conditions to worsen and very few intend to invest into the current economic environment. A balance of 43pc are now planning to invest less in the year ahead.
Retailers' investment decisions will be worrying for the Chancellor, as the Government's growth strategy relies heavily on companies spending their large cash reserves. Of the 0.7pc the Office for Budget Responsibility has forecast for growth this year, 0.6pc is expected to come from business investment.
Judith McKenna, chairman of the CBI Distributive Trades panel and ASDA chief operating officer, said: "It's good to see there are more positive signs on our high streets. But consumers are clearly continuing to focus their spending on day-to-day needs, rather than big ticket or luxury items.
"With disposable incomes under constant pressure, retailers remain concerned about the general business outlook for the rest of 2012."


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