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Make puzzle games using Construct, a visual and easier way to make powerful and beautiful puzzle games!
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Nevada Marriage Index, 1956-2005
about Erwin Midgett Wright
Name: Erwin Midgett Wright
Gender: Male
Residence State: California
Spouse: Thelma Elizabeth Spiess
Spouse residence state: California
Marriage Date: 7 Oct 1975
Marriage City: Carson City
Officiant type: Religious celebrant
Recorded Date: 26 Dec 1975
Recorded city: Minden
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Crescent City is in the tip-top northwest of California, on the border of Oregon.
California Death Index, 1940-1997
about Erwin Mudgett Wright
Name: Erwin Mudgett Wright
Social Security #: 567097972
Sex: MALE
Birth Date: 20 May 1914
Birthplace: Oregon
Death Date: 1 Jan 1997
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Hi, I got a new member to our blog community. This kitty I felt so cute, isn't it? I hope this kitty is pretty. She will grow with this blog. Sometimes this may become a helping aspect to us! Who knows what may happen in future. Let us not drop her away. Do you agree?
I expect all of you give a look at this poor cutey. Tell me, is she pretty?. If so and you like her, please suggest a cute name for her. You can suggest names in the comment section below. And if you don't mind write a story about her. Are you passionate enough to predict her future please feel free to write it. All are welcome.


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Unlike the thoughtful and collaborative approach conducted by President Barack Obama, this plan was rushed, voted on without fiscal analysis from the Congressional Budget Office, and without input from health care experts and medical professionals.
Legislators opposed to passage of the AHCA say it would leave millions of beneficiaries without health coverage.
It would make NY the first state in the nation to give every resident health care. An official decision on the proposed increase will come later this summer.More news: US Summons Turkey Envoy Over DC Clashes During Erdogan Visit
Some insurers have already announced plans to drop out of other state Obamacare health insurance exchanges. States could apply for waivers that would allow insurance companies to charge older people more than five times what they charge younger people for the same policy, and they could eliminate the so-called essential health benefits, including maternity care and mental health coverage.
Individuals with health insurance requirements in the region are now demanding a better system then Obamacare as uncertainty looms. As an alternative, states could enroll people in low-priced, high-deductible plans or let them purchase more expensive policies. "I will be compiling these comments to send to Senate leaders, as they continue reviewing possible major changes to the Affordable Care Act", said Brindisi, D-119, Utica. Holding your breath just might result in you being tossed into a Republican high-risk pre-existing condition pool! In some states - Tennessee and Iowa, for example - there are areas that risk having no insurer at all. Certainly not the voters - who will be doing some heavy thinking about whether we want to send these representatives back for another term in 2018. The more claims there are, the higher the rates go.
But the program was better funded that what the federal bill would give states, said those interviewed. It's a small enough number to be a feasible program to fund, she said.More news: Attorney General Jeff Sessions Enacts New Drug Crime Policy
Bottom line: Under this version of the AHCA, insurers would still be required to cover individuals with pre-existing conditions - but they'd be allowed to charge astronomical amounts for coverage.
Under the Obama administration, the government paid insurance companies extra money, including $7 billion a year ago, so they could keep plans affordable for relatively poor consumers. "It will be Obamacare as usual in California".
Republicans were roundly criticized for not including any women in their core group, but the Republican women in the Senate who were asked about the omission said they didn't mind.More news: Old Navy helps Gap sail through retail gloom
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Dr. Marc Gray, II began to pursue his goal of helping others achieve and sustain wellness by graduating Cum Laude from the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut as a Doctor of Chiropractic. In 2008, Dr. Gray II opened Gray Chiropractic & Wellness Center in Bloomfield Hills, MI, where his patient list includes everyone from professional athletes to day-old infants.
Having grown up within a family of chiropractors, and witnessing first hand the amazing ability of what the body can achieve when properly aligned, Dr. Gray is motivated in assisting individuals to become pain free and maintain their wellness. By doing this patients are able to focus on what is important to them!
"Dr. Gray is so awesome! I seriously don't know what I would do without his magic hands. My back used to give me so many issues, but now I am good to go! My entire family goes to Dr. Gray too!" ~ Cissi Franzen
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Chiropractic care is safe for children and can provide a beneficial foundation of health and overall fitness. Physically active young children experience falls and bumps in the course of everyday living, which can result in a variety of symptoms, including back and neck pain, discomfort, sprains, and more! Older kids who participate in organized sports can also experience these symptoms. Chiropractors help children using adjustments and other forms of manual, natural care.


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This shows the southern side of the castle where the medieval inner bailey abutts the roman wall. The roman wall characterised by the red brick courses is to the right of the gateway.
In the foreground is a solid roman bastion which has been undermined by the sea which once lapped against it and has consequenly slipped down the slope. Most of the southern wall of the roman fort has been lost in this way.


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Cardamom, Ginger and Caramel traybake
The combination of flavours in this traybake is perfect. Cardamom, Ginger and caramel traybake is the stuff of dreams. It reminds me of masala chai or thai iced tea.
Often, people scoff at the idea of traybake, dismissing it almost as though it is the black sheep of the baking world. I love tray bakes though. I mean brownies are essentially tray bakes right? So, come sit with me black sheep and hop into my gob.
I mean how handy are traybakes? They are so quick, super easy and perfect for last minute dinner parties and as with baking you can add any combination of flavours. Here are some great ideas from BBC Good Food.
In other news, my doll, my little princess turned 3 today. So my little boy asked her to stand next to him (just in case she had grown overnight). He concluded that she had indeed turned three because she was now nearly his height. He is 4. Lol!
This particular tray bake was a huge hit with young and old alike. It was hoovered up (ok vacuumed) swiftly. My daughter has recently started this thing where if I don't cut a cake immediately and leave it unsupervised, she pulls the edge off and eats it. With this cake, she waited half an hour and then when I went to get a knife to cut it, she stuck her hand right into one side and dragged a piece out. A large piece. So through gritted teeth, we had a little chat about patience being a virtue.
I really hope you try this cake. It is very sweet and feels like a real treat. One small piece is enough to satisfy any sweet tooth.
So after I spent a very long time putting this post together, my internet cut out and even the previous saves didn't work. We are on round two at the moment and I am saving this in MS Word/Notes as i type. Not taking any chances!
- 175g butter
- 125g dark brown sugar
- 50g treacle
- 25g golden syrup
- 200g plain flour
- 2 tsp baking powder
- 3 eggs
- 2 pieces stem ginger in syrup grated
- 1tsp stem ginger syrup
- 10 cardamom pods, shell removed and seeds crushed with a pestle and motor
- 1 397g tin caramel
- Pinch sea salt flakes
- 2 cardamom pods (shells removed and seeds crushed with pestle and motor)
- 1 tsp stem ginger syrup
- Preheat oven to gas mark 4
- Line a small baking tin with parchment/greaseproof paper. I use a 34cm by 23cm one.
- Heat the caramel with the sea salt, cardamom and stem ginger syrup in a pan over a low heat for 1 minute and mix well. Remove from heat and set aside.
- Combine the butter, sugar, treacle, golden syrup, flour, baking powder, eggs, stem ginger, stem ginger syrup, cardamom powder and half the caramel and whisk in a stand mixer or with an electric whisk for 2 - 3 minutes or until well mixed through.
- Bake for 25 - 30 minutes (until a skewer inserted into the middle comes out clean).
- Whilst the cake is warm, pour over the remainder of the caramel (If the caramel has set, reheat it slightly to make it runny again.


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Bring the yoga practice to your home and your work, for a personal focus on your well-being. April Puciata is available for both private sessions and corporate classes on New Jersey's coast and in Washington D.C.
These classes are customized to your needs in your personal practice and in the workplace, designed for 45 minute/60 minute/90 minute intervals. Bodywork, aromatherapy, meditation, and breath work may be incorporated alongside strength and stretchability sequences. Rates vary according to location and class packages, wherein discounts are offered for class packages of 10 sessions.
Hone in on your individual requisites in private sessions. Bring your staff enhanced productivity and synergy at the office.
April is currently booking workshops for Fall 2017. Please connect here to inquire about offerings and availability.
April is honored to be a part of this and teaching on the boardwalk September 17th!
The Local Mala Project unites yoga, service and collective action. Our purpose is to bring our local community together through collective practices based upon the sacred cycle of 108 Sun Salutations. Through collective meditation and practice, we contribute to the yoga world's offering of peace to further the Fall Equinox and the UN International Peace Day on September 21, 2017.
Over 300 yoga practitioners, teachers and family members attended The Local Mala Project each year. With a percentage of funds raised through ticket sales and sponsorships, The Local Mala Project will donate proceeds to Impact 100 Jersey Coast, a philanthropic women's group that provides grants to local organizations serving Monmouth County.
We often think there are only certain people gifted with creative minds or of being artistic. However, creativity is in our DNA - we just aren't often given an outlet for it.
Join April Puciata for a special practice designed to help students cultivate clarity and creativity by incorporating the Chakras. Chakras are energy centers that reside along the spine. They are themselves an artful and inspirational system that tap into our intuition and creative potential.
Class will begin with a brief discussion about why creativity is important and beneficial to every day life and also how yoga can help us tap into that side of ourselves. Also included will be some tips and exercises on how to incorporate it into your every day living. We'll move into a yoga flow sequence that is designed to balance the chakras and also to burn out tension and blockages in the physical body, which can prevent us from experiencing the subtle body and from tapping into our creative side. Practice will conclude with a special chakra meditation/visualization/relaxation to help bring clarity and quiet to the mind, allowing space for inspiration to flow.
The end of class will consist of a brief creative exercise. You can choose an option that is given or come with something you want to work with. Feel free to bring a notebook, journal, sketch pad, etc. (This will be quiet, reflective time - not a group project - and you will not be asked to share.)
"...And the great thing about art is that art helps us to let our hearts break open, rather than close." - Marie Howe
Hours: 12:00p - 2:00p
Investment: $30 | $40 walk-in
Have your realized the potential in your creative side but don't know how to move forward? Are you confused about what path or focus to take? Are you a yoga teacher that has a great idea for your students but can't seem put it into action in a productive or successful way?
Creativity is something that ebbs and flows like everything else. Once we are inspired, have a breakthrough or a great idea, we then need to sort out how to put that into action so can we can successfully share it and bring it life. This is where many of us get stuck.
How do we keep the creative ideas and flowing…and stay grounded in what we need to do to present our potential clearly. How do we get people to show up?
In this workshop we will do a grounding asana practice and meditation. We will also discuss the above and also:
This workshop is geared toward yoga teachers but would also benefit anyone who is in inspired to take new ideas to an audience but needs some help in planning how to achieve this.
Hours: 12:00p - 3:00p
Investment: $30 | $40 walk-in
The Shariras, meaning "bodies" in Sanskrit, are the three destinies of energy that make up the three facets of the Self: the Physical, Subtle, and Causal. The manifestations of the Shariras allow us to work our karma on this plane of consciousness. By deepening our understanding of these energetic bodies, we can deepen our experience in our yoga practices and in our lives. Join April for discussion, grounding asana practice, and meditation to harmonize each layer of our being.
Opening in a vinyasa yoga practice that will strengthen, open, and calm the physical body, this special class welcomes the new sun in high vibration. Upon establishing our visions for the new year, we will direct breath work and meditation that resonates with Sankalpa, the spirit, planting the seed deep for our intentions to build and manifest.
This informal, accessible, and yes, fun discussion redresses notions of the Yoga Sutras as stuffy, incomprehensible writings. Weaving the traditional with a more feminine and intuitive approach, we will explore how the Sutras are important and relative for our practice today. We will also review methods, for teachers, by which to use the Sutras in intriguing and reachable ways durings classes. We will be referring to the texts, The Yoga Sutras of Pantanjali by Sri Swami Satchidananda, and The Secret Power of Yoga: A Woman's Guide to the Heart and Spirit of the Yoga Sutras by Nischala Joy Devi.
Travel through each energy center in this comprehensive practice that begins in fluid asana, connecting peak poses of each Chakra together to move from the root of the body to the crown. Working with yantras and Bija mantras in post-asana meditation, we will bring balance to our energetic systems. Corresponding with those mantras, we will leave class with grounding techniques by which to continue our work and maintain the restoration created together.


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MacNeils Trophy Thursday 1 September
Each lady golfer had high expectations of themselves as they took to the golf course to contest the MacNeils trophy. With the course in excellent condition and the weather holding out Denise Twigg was the winner with +2 and Ginny Mitchell was runner up with +1.
Tandara Traders Trophy Final Qualifying Round Saturday 27 August
The playing of the final golf qualifying round for the championships was serious business for the men as they tried to improve their position on the championship table. Golfers were also playing for the Tandara Traders trophy sponsored by the Twigg Families.
The winner was Michael Wallace with 66 nett followed closely by Chris Mead with 67 nett on a countback from Ian Purse.
Ladies played a stablefore events and the winner was Jenny Aird with 36 points with Jan Hilder runner up with 34 points on a countback from Jann Mead and Lyn Willett
The night turned into a great social event with partners and families joining the golfers in the clubhouse afterwards.
Boyup Brook Ladies Open Day Tuesday 23 August
Boyup Brook Golf Club Hosts to CHOGM
Golfers coming from across the southwest and great southern for the Boyup Brook Ladies Open Day were surprised to be greeted by security for a car search and told they were entering a secured area because it was the 'Commonwealth Heads of Golfing Meeting'. The golfers were then subjected to a body search by Pat Down, alias Jan Mead. Sargent, Jenny Sara arrived with sniffer dog in tow to check out golf bags and in particular the bus that had arrived from Bunbury. A hush came over the crowd when the sounds of 'God Save the Queen' were heard and Queen Elizabeth, alias Jane Hilder, arrived with her corgie, chaufeured by Jock Aird.
After the frivolities 74 ladies played an 18 hold stableford event. The winners were: Andrea Martin from Sanctuary with 41 points, runner up was Felicity Jones from Greenbushes with 40 points, 3rd was Dot Scaini from Manjimup with 38 points and 4th was Marg Baker from Bunbury with 36 points on a countback frolm Jill Perkins from Augusta. Gross winner was Eugenia Pearce from Narpenup with 23 and runner up was Jan Palmer from Bunbury 20 on a countback from Desiree Gardiner.
Dyson Jones Wool Brokers Saturday 20 August
The Club would like to especially thank Gavin Shepherd and Dyson Jones Wool Brokers for their 22 years of donating this trophy. The winner was Simone Boccia with 40 points and Greg Hales runner up with 39 points on a countback from Grant Downing and Peter Hilder.
Foursomes Championship Thursday 18 August
The Ladies Foursomes event was a stroke round played over 27 holes. The winners were Rhonda Parker and Jann Mead with 145 gross and the runners up were Helen Robertson and Penny Tweedie with 147 gross. Nett Winners were Pauling Glynn and Helen Wehr with 1103/4 and runners up were Jane Hilder and Libby Marshall with 1111/2.
FE Whistler Memorial Bell Saturday 13 August
Good scores were achieved for this sponsored event by Blackwood Plant Hire. Grant Downing blitzed the field again with +6, Chris Mead runner up with +3 and Ian Tweedie was 3rd with +2 on a countback from Peter Hilder.
Staniforth Smith/Inglis trophy Thursday 11
This is a well established trophy in the Club. The Staniforth Smith trophy goes to the A grade players and this year was won by Helen Robertson with 38 points and runner up was Lyn Willett. The Inglis trophy goes to the 'B' grade players. With three players on 35 points the winner was Helen Wehr on a countback from Jane Hilder and Jenny Aird.
Afterwards the ladies celebrated the life of foundation and life member, Joan Lee Steere who passed away Monday 8 August.
President's & Captain's Trophies Thursday 4 August
The best two nett qualifying rounds out of three deems the winner of this prestige trophy. The winner of the Ladies President's trophy was Rhonda Parker with 136 nett and the runner up was Penny Tweedie.
The Captain's trophy was won by Sue Wallace with 73 nett and the runner up was Merridee Waters with 74 nett.
The putting competition was won equally by Jenny Aird and Jan Harris with 29 putts each. The best gross for the day was Merridee Waters with 95.
It was announced that Rhonda Parker won the Silver Spoon and the Silver division of the International Bowl and Jenny Aird won the Bronze section of the International Bowl.
Anniversary Cup Sunday 31 July
It was wet and windy conditions that greeted the 66 golfers who came from around the South West to play in the Boyup Brook Golf Club's prestige event, the Anniversary Cup.
The Anniversary Cup is a stableford event played over 27 holes. There were some surprises from the morning round of 18 holes with several men registering 39 points and the best was 42 points. However, nothing is assured in this game of golf.
Local, Chris Mead, who had come in with 32 points from the morning round put in a super effort for the next 9 holes to win the event with a total of 57 points. Narrowly winner the runner ups trophy was local Steve Thompson with 56 points on a countback from Craig Holland from Waroona, Ian Tweedie came fourth with 55 points on a countback from Rob Taylor from Manjimup. The Gross event was won by Evan Sewell with Simon Purse as runner up.
Chris said, "I am honoured to win this trophy for the second time in 22 years."
Chris went on to thank long time sponsors, MacNeils Accountants, the other winners, the grounds staff for the effort they have put in and the ladies in the kitchen and office.
Boyup Brook Co-op Day Saturday 30 July
A Four Ball Better Ball competition was held.
1st was Grant Downing and Les Marsden 50pts, runner up was Eric Scott and Jordan Rudd from Northcliffe with 47 points and 3rd was Neville Parker and new player, Matt Blechynden with 45 points.
Boyup Brook Pharmacy Trophy Thursday 28 July
It proved to be a test of fortitude for members as they battled horrendous conditions of extreme wind and rain down the fairways. The Boyup Brook Pharmacy Trophy Par event will not be forgotten inthe future by those who played.
Winner was Helen Robertson with -1, runner up was Jenny Aird on a countback from Jan Harris
Affordable Rammed Earth Trophy Saturday 23 July
This stoke event was won by Les Marsden with 67 nett on a countback from Ian Purse and 3rd was Greg Hales on 68 nett.
Terry Redman Trophy Thursday 21 July
Playing for the Terry Redman trophy and the 4th Silver Spoon competition Jane Hilder continued her winning form coming in with 72 net with Penny Tweedie a close runner up with 73 net.
P McMahon Glynn Board and Direct Fuel Supplies Trophy Saturday 16 July
Amazing weather and exceptional course conditions brought out some phenomenal scores for this Par event.
The event was won on a countback by in-form golfer, Steve Thompson with a huge score of +7. In the same group was runner up, Glen Russell also with +7 and third place winner, Ian Tweedie, who had an eagle on hole no. 1 came in with +5.
Newcomer, Peter House claimed nearest to the pin on hole 3, with Chris Glynn having the longest putt on hole 7 and Ian Tweedie capped off a great day with the closest chip on 18.
Bluestone Cafe Trophy Thursday 14 July
It was a perfect golf day as the ladies set out to play for the Bluestone Cafe trophy. The winner for the day was Jan Harris with 38 points closely followed by Helen Robertson with 37 points.
Novelties were won by Jan Harris for the longest putt, Lyn Jennings for the closest chip and Susanne Connor for nearest to the pin.
Rhonda Parker played in the Women's Golf WA Provincial Tournament held in Williams over the weekend of 9/10 July and played an excellent round winning the Sunday event with 84 gross.
The Connor Trophy Saturday 9 July
Simone Boccia with 40 points narrowly edged out Steve Thompson with 39 points to win this inaugural stableford event sponsored by Kevin and Suzanne Connor.
Special mention must be made of potential member, Matt Blechynden with an exceptional score of 40 point.
The Connors, also members, have always supported the Club and provided some excellent prizes for the day.
Vice Captain's Trophy Thursday 7 July
Sue Wallace, Ladies Vice Captain, donated the trophy when the ladies also played their 2nd round of championships, 3rd Silver Spoon and International Bowl competitions.
Winner of the day was Rhonda Parker with 70 net and runner up was Helen Robertson with 72 net.
Boyup Brook Tyre Service Saturday 2 July
With blustery, cold winds and rainy patches, Grant Downing emerged ast the clubhouse champion blitzing the field with a gross score of 79 gross to win the net event by 7 strokes.
This was the 2nd qualifying round for the Club championships, sponsored by Boyup Brook Tyre Service, owned and managed by Glen Russell, as well as 2nd round for the Captain's trophy. In a solid field of 16 Grant Downing had the best net score with 65 net, runner up was Neville Parker edging out Glen Russell on a countback with net 72.
Grant Downing currently leads the Club Championship rankings by 7 shots over nearest riva, Greg Hales. Previous club champions, Ian Purse, Simon Purse and Ian Tweedie are well in the hunt with the third round still to be played.
Elders Trophy Saturday 25 June
The men played a Four Ball Better Ball stableford with Les Marsden and Greg Hales winning with 51 points, runner up was Daly Winter and Grant Downing with 49 points and 3rd was Chris Mead and Glen Russell with 44 points.
Mead Transport Trophy Thursday 23 June
Under threatening weather conditions the ladies played a 4BBB competition for the Mead Transport trophy.
Good scores prevailed with Ginny Mitchell and Jenny Aird winning the day with 44 points on a countback from Helen Robertson and Helen Wehr.
Libby Marshall achieved an eagle on no. 6 with a 'putt to die for' - a full green and down hill putt.
Champagne Breakfast sponsored by Golf Box Bunbury Sunday 19 June
The 28th Champagne Breakfast was again a successful club day with 45 players in the field which included new players, visitors and past members.
The day started with a delightful 'Breakfast' with the traditional chickens, hams and quiches. Unfortunately sponsor, Paul Morgan couldn't attend being laid up with a golfing injury.
The winners of the day were Chris Mead, Matthew Blechynden and Wendy Tuckett, runners up were Simone Boccia, Jock and Jenny Aird and 3rd were Michael Wallace, Beth Askew and Rhonda Parker.
PD Forrest Board Trophy Sponsored by Western Districts Realty Saturday 18 June
Good scores were achieved on the course when the men played to get their name on the PD Forrest Board and win the Western Districts Realty trophy.
Captain, Grant Downing won the Par competition with +6 on a countback from Les Marsden with Brad Fairbrass 3rd with +3.
Mitchell/Chidgzey Trophy Thursday 16 June
Ginny Mitchell is a new club sponsor taking on this combined trophy from the Whistler family. Ginny has been a member of the Club since the 1970's having served as Ladies President several times and one year was runner up to the club champion.
The inaugural winner of the Mitchell trophy was Helen Robertson with a great score of 46points. Runner up was Jenny Aird with 37 points on a count back from Rhonda Parker. Novelties were won by Jann Mead with a chip in the holes and longest putt was Lyn Willett
Hampton Partners/Chess Financial Services Trophy Saturday 11 June
The men were pleased to have their sponsor, Brendan Burvill from Chess Financial Services and also representing Hampton Partners, join them for the presentation with a great range of prizes.
Chris Mead won the day with 40 points followed closely by Brad Fairbrass with 39 points winning on a countback from Neville Parker. Novelities were won by Simone Boccia for closest chip, Susanne Connor for nearest to the pin on no. 15, Grant Downing and Les Marsden for the longest drives.
Jubilee Foursomes Thursday 9 June
The Jubilee Foursomes was introduced by the Women's Golf Union in 1971 to celebrated 50 years of golf in Australia. It was such a successful event that WA continues to this day with this event. This is a much sort after event where the winners have the privilege of competing with other winners from around the State on a Perth course.
With sixteen ladies in the field the winners were Jenny Aird and Sue Wallace with 36 points on a countback from Rhonda Parker and Lyn Willett. The novelities were won by Jenny Aird, Jan Harris and Lyn Willett.
Riverton Weekend
The visit from the Riverton Golf Club has continued for forty three years. Many friendships have developed over this extensive period. The past two years the members have also been joined by Kendenup Golf Club members.
The winner for Saturday's event was none other than Boyup Brook's Life Member, Neil Sambell with 42 points on a countback from Glen Russell. Steve Thompson was third on a countback from Les Marsden and Jock Aird. Riverton's Les Adams was next with 38 points.
Sundays competition, a mixed ambrose was won by Simone Boccia, R. Foster, Rhonda Parker, Kevin Connor and Sharon Winter with 562/5 nett and runners up were Justin Sambell, Grant Downing, Greg Lee Steere and Rebecca Thompson with 5678 nett.
A great night was had when the golfing muscians entertained the crowd.
Lucille Chidgzey Trophy Thursday 2 June 2011
The ladies had a busy day when they played for the Lucille Chidgzey Trophy. They also played their first qualifying round of the Champsionships, the 2nd Silver Spoon, 2nd International Bowl, Club Crystal and a putting competition.
There were excellent scores when Rhonda Parker came in with an 88 gross/66 nett and Penny Tweedie was runner up in the nett with 68.
The putting competition was won by Penny Tweedie, Denise Twigg and Merridee Waters all taking 28 putts over the 18 holes. Birdies were achieved on No. 6 by Lyn Willett and Susanne Connor.
Meads Transport Trophy 28 May 2011
Playing for the Meads Transport trophy, the 1st round of the Captain's trophy and 1st qualifying championship round turned out to be an interesting golf day for some. The unusual events started when Daly hit a ball off no. 10 tee and sliced it towards the clubhouse. Daly said he was devastated that his ball actually hit the clubhouse and left a rather prominent mark. Alan Casserly also put a great slice on his ball as he teed off no. 17. The ball ended up on the back of no. 13 green where two ladies were putting. Those who know the course can appreciate what a big hit it was but how far off course it also went.
The winner of the day was Greg Hales with 68 nett on a countback from Jed Casserly. Third was Grant Downing with 70 nett on a countback from Jock Aird and 5th place went to Kevin Connor on a countback from Chris Mead, Simone Boccia and Glen Russell. Jann Mead was the winner of the ladies with 35 points from Rhonda Parker with 33 points.
Five men travelled to Greenbushes for the BDGA Men's Foursomes and Five Vets travelled to Donnybrook for the Vets day. Jock came in with a good score of 42 points but wasn't in the winnings.
PD Forrest Perpetual Trophy 26 May 2011
Another glorious golf day greeted the ladies as they set off to play for the PD Forrest Trophy - a par event.
Good scores were achieved with Helen Robertson winning with a +5 closely followed by Pauline Glynn with +4. Novelities were won by Denise Twigg for the closest chip and Susanne Connor for the best second. Best gross for the day was 95 had by Helen Robertson, Rhonda Parker and Merridee Waters. The consistency for the month was won by Jenny Aird and the Best Gross for the month was Rhonda Parker with 90.
Bill Gordon's nightly activity on the course was quite dramatic.
South West Districts Ladies Foursomes
Six ladies attended the South West Districts Ladies Foursomes in Harvey on the weekend of 21/22 May. All competed in the Bronze section with Helen and Jenny unoffically coming equal fourth
GB Mitchell Board Trophy Sanctuary Golf Day
Saturday 21 May 2011
The Par competition which was held at the Boyup Brook Golf Club was hotly contested. Up for grabs was a game of golf at the Sanctuary Golf Club. The winner with +3 was Brian Twigg on a countback from Jock Aird. Greg Hales followed closely behind for third place with +2.
Melba Henderson Memorial Trophy Thursday 19 May 2011
Fifteen ladies competed for the Melba Henderson Memorial Trophy.
Melba was a long time member of the Club and this is the 20th year that members have been playing for her trophy.
Daughter, Robyn Skraha was present to present the trophies and the winner's name will go on the mirror which hangs over the fireplace in the dining room
The winner this year with a great score of 40 points was Rhonda Parker with Lyn Willett runner up with 37 points.
A favourite of Melba's was the 'hidden hole' competition where no-one knows which holes have been chosen for novelties. By selecting several holes and combining hole totals winners are determined. The lucky winners this year were Geraldine Pensini and Lyn Willett.
Summit Fertilizer Day
Saturday 14 May 2011
In his opening speech, Men's Captain, Grant Downing spoke of the wonderful sponsorship Summit Fertilizer has given the club with $1200 worth of fertilizer already on the course and the trophies for today.
Winner of the day was Bill Gordon with a great score of 39 points. Second position was hotly followed by Peter Hilder on 36 points on a count back from Ian Purse who came third on a count back from Simon Purse and Jock Aird. Simone Boccia was awarded the NAGA but said apart from shanking the first three hits and having three putts on the first three holes he had a fun day. Ladies winner was Lyn Willett with 42 points.
Novelties were won by Simon Purse for nearest to the pin on No. 3, Brad Fairbrass for nearest to the pin on No. 12, closest chips to Bill Gordon on No. 9 and Susanne Connor on No. 18.
It was delightful to see the younger members of the Club, Tom Watkinson, Matt Dezotti, Ryan Bogar and Tim Mead taking on the challenges of golf.
The Gong Trophy
Saturday 12 May 2011
With 65 nett Jenny Aird was declared the winner of the Gong Trophy and invariably lost strokes from her handicap. Sue Wallace was runner up also with a good score of 69 nett.
Physio, Helen Hack visited the golfclub Thursday morning and instructed the ladies on warm up exercises to do before starting their golf. Her good advice obviously worked well for Jenny Aird. The ladies appreciated Helen's visit.
Again perfect golf conditions prevailed with green grass on the fairways and still overcast conditions.
Novelties saw Merridee Waters closest to the pin on No. 3 green which has been newly renovated and redesigned. Jann Mead had the closest chip on No. 18 and Helen Robertson the best 3rd on No. 9.
The Clark/LeeSteere event, sponsored by the families of foundation and much loved members, Betty and Joan, was played on green grassed fairways in perfect golf conditions. The winners were Rhonda Parker with 33 points for A Grade and Jenny Aird with 34 points for B Grade.
2010 Ladies Champion, Lyn Willett, opened the season by hitting the first ball and received applause for a well-executed shot.
Eighteen ladies then went on to play an Ambros event sponsored by Aird and Co, with Rhonda Parker, Lyn Cannon and Helen Wehr winning with 22 1/3, second was Beth Askew, Jann Mead and Maureen Piper with 23 1/6 and third were Rebecca Thompson, Lyn Jennings and Helen Robertson with 23 1/2. Some of the comments were, 'It's wet but no whinging' and 'it was a great walk in the rain.'
Novelties: Longest drive on No. 10, Rebecca Thompson, best 3rd on No. 11 Rebecca Thompson, nearest to the pin on No. 12 Lyn Willett, longest putt on No. 13 Lyn Willett, best 2nd on No. 14 Rhonda Parker, best 2nd on No. 15 Beth Askew, longest drive on No. 16 Rhonda Parker, longest Putt on No. 17 Geraldine Pensini, nearest chip on No. 18 Helen Robertson.
Busy Bee Day at the Boyup Brook Golf Club
There was a great turnout for the busy bee held on Sunday 17 April 2011. It was a hive of activity with people heading straight for their family fairway and getting on with the raking and tidying up. Heavy vehicles, trucks dumping sand, front end loaders, fire tanks replenishing the tank all added to the hussle and bussle of the day. Here we have some of the workers enjoying lunch together.
New Roof goes on
Thanks to the contributions from members the Boyup Brook Golf Club now has a new roof.
Thanks also to Rory Cowan from Pinnacle Roofing.
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The Supreme Court today said the Madras High Court would decide on the pleas seeking disqualification of 11 AIADMK MLAs including former Chief Minister O Panneerselvam, who had voted against the E K Palaniswami government in the February trust vote.
A bench comprising Chief Justice Dipak Misra and Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud disposed of two transfer petitions filed by Thiru Semmalai, seeking transfer of the pleas from the Madras High Court to the apex court.
Lawyer Vivek Singh, appearing for P Vetrivel who belonged to T T V Dhinakaran and Sasikala group, said the prayer seeking a direction to the assembly Speaker to decide the disqualification matter within a time-frame has been amended before the High Court.
Now, the amended plea seeks indulgence of the High Court to itself decide the disqualification aspect of Paneerselvam, the incumbent Deputy Chief Minister, and other 10 MLAs who had then voted against the Palaniswami government in the trust vote on the floor of the House, the lawyer said.
The transfer petitions were filed in the apex court raising the issue whether the High Court can direct the Speaker to decide the disqualification, as a similar issue was pending adjudication before a larger bench of the top court, Singh said.
The apex court considered the submission and disposed of the transfer pleas, saying as the prayer seeking a direction to the Speaker stood amended, the high court would now deal with the issue.
Earlier, the apex court had agreed to hear the transfer pleas on disqualification of the then rebel 11 AIADMK MLAs.
Earlier, DMK and others had approached the Madras High Court seeking direction to the Speaker to disqualify the 11 AIADMK MLAs, including Panneerselvam, under the anti-defection law for allegedly voting against Chief Minister K Palaniswami government.
In its plea before the high court, it was alleged that the Speaker was not taking action against these 11 MLAs under the anti-defection law.
On February 18, jailed AIADMK leader V K Sasikala loyalist E K Palaniswami had won an easy trust vote 122-11, helped by the eviction of main opposition DMK and a walkout by its allies, amid stormy scenes during which mikes were uprooted, chairs toppled and sheets of papers torn and hurled around.
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Edward Hayden is a freelance chef from TV 3's Ireland Am and the author of Food to Love andEdward Entertains.
He's a huge fan of Nicholas Mosse and told us that his "favorite patterns are Clematis and Landscape. The large and medium jugs come with me on every demo as do the two large salad bowls for making bread etc. I am also loving the new ovenware ranges for bread and butter puddings, lasagnas' and fish pies etc. "
We wanted to share with you his delicious Christmas Pudding recipe which he photographed on our 9" Old Rose Cake Plate. We hope it will inspire your own holiday baking!
His next book, Food for Friends, is scheduled to come out in April 2013.
To find out more about Edward and find out where his next cooking demonstration is, please go to his website -http://www.edwardentertains.com
Christmas Pudding
(Serves 6-8)
Christmas Pudding is just one of those recipes that people just call upon from year to year. Perhaps this year you could try this new recipe. This is a very simple recipe and will be simply delicious if you just continue to top it up for the next few weeks with lots of whiskey or brandy.
4oz/110g sultanas
4oz/110g raisins
4oz/110g currants
4oz/110g chopped mixed peel
4oz/110g chopped cherries
Dry Ingredients:
2oz/50g white breadcrumbs
4oz/110g dark brown sugar
3oz/75g plain flour
2oz/50g chopped almonds
½ teaspoon mixed spice
½ teaspoon grated nutmeg
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
Wet Ingredients:
2 eggs
4oz/110g melted butter
1 large cooking apple-stewed
4floz/110ml stout
1 measure whiskey, rum, brandy
The Christmas pudding is very simple to make.
Mix all of the ingredients together and place in a well greased 2 pint pudding bowl.
Cover with a disc of parchment paper and then a tightly fitting lid.
Place the pudding bowl into a large sauce pan half filed with water.
Bring the water to the boil and then reduce to a very gentle simmer.
Steam for six hours, making sure that the water does not boil off.
After the cooking time has elapsed remove the pudding from the water and remove the lid and greaseproof paper and allow the pudding to cool down completely.
When cold, re-cover as before with fresh paper and store till needed.
Serve with brandy butter
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Some women like shoes or clothes, I like bags. Always have. Purses, tote bags and now… Diaper bags. I get bored and change bags fairly frequently. I sell old ones or I'll keep them if I think I might use them again.
Since my son was born 2 years ago, I've had a few diaper bags. I first tried a Vera Bradley diaper bag but found I couldn't ever zip the bag shut and it's one of those bags that just looks sloppy open so I sold it. I tried the Kate Spade Stevie and just found it too shallow for my tastes. I tried a Coach leather diaper bag and I found it too stiff and heavy.
Then I found on clearance at the Disney Store a Storksak with slight Mickey ear embellishments that was super cute so I got that one. That one has been my LOVE for the longest time over the last 2 years. Fits so much, looks cute, lots of pockets and DISNEY! But I started to get that itch again before my new son was born because I didn't think it would be big enough for 2 kids in diapers.
I was at TJ Maxx shortly before my second son was born and found a Coach bag that wasn't leather and stiff and a matching crossbody purse. PERFECT! I snatched it up and it's been great for holding everything that I need with 2 kids. Having the matching crossbody is nice also because with 2 kids now I frequently don't have spare hands or a shoulder to put a big bag on so being able to sling it across is perfect.
But I have the itch … again. Dangit! I was on a thread with my StrollerQueen StrollerSwap ladies (on Facebook – if you haven't seen me mention them in my prior post, check it out here they're awesome) again last week and someone was asking about diaper bags and someone mentioned the Skip Hop Forma. I was intrigued by the color and the cubes that it comes with. So I decided to check it out!
It's a tote style bag with a zippered top that comes open. The fabric seems very sleek and stain resistant as well as washable. The biggest advantage is the front zippered pocket opens up and has these 2 cubes – one for bottles and one for snacks, spare clothes, etc. I measured it at 14.5″ x 5.5″ x 12″.
It has two side pockets for bottles or sippys.
On the front of that pocket is another small zippered pocket for your keys or personal items.
If you take the cubes out, the pocket they fit in is very roomy if you decided not to use the cubes and there's also some mesh pockets behind the cubes.
The cubes themselves are pretty big and pretty handy. They are 6″ x 10.5″ x 2″.
The back of the bag has a pocket that zips open and has a cushy changing pad inside. On the inside of the main compartment on the sides are stroller straps built in. The main compartment has several pockets inside as well.
While the cubes are an advantage, the disadvantage is that they minimize the space in the main compartment because of their depth. They push in to the main compartment.
So for me, with two kids in diapers and one needing snacks and a sippy cup and also needing to carry a woven wrap in case I need to wear the baby, the space in this bag is very quickly taken up.
And there really is no spare room for anything else, it would be hard to get the stuff out of the pockets, and it would be hard to zip.
So for me, as a mom of 2 in diapers and carrying a woven wrap with me as well, it wasn't a good fit. For someone who only has 1 kid, or only 1 in diapers, I think it would be a great choice and I would highly recommend it for it's features, functional pockets and cubes. I would get it again once I didn't need to carry so much around with me. The color itself is actually beautiful as well. It's available in a few colors – black, berry and this one is peacock. There's also a backpack version but that one is much smaller. I purchased mine from Amazon.
Since it didn't work out for me, I returned it, and per another recommendation on that SQSS thread, I got the JuJuBe BFF. So that will be my next review! And as a tease … I LOVE IT! So stay tuned!


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A maxi skirt can be perfect for a morning errand in the weekend with an arm full or bangles and (comfortable) yet appropriate sandals and can even be appropriate for a night out by just switching your shoes.
A few tips to remember when your out looking for a maxi skirt
1. You need to remember how tall you really are, so that it wont be come a safety hazard instead of being a fashion statement. If your a bit shorter then remember that the maxi skirt should just reach the top of your ankles and any longer will only make you look shorter than you really are.
2. Try and wear a belt with your outfit when you wear a maxi skirt so that if will frame your figure and give the appearance of height and longer legs.
4. Maxi skirts should be flowing and airy, so look out for silk chiffon, rayon crepe or cotton so that they will be comfortable, specially in the summer when it gets really hot.
5. A side slit or two will make walking much easier in a maxi skirt if it is body hugging.
A Few Outfit Ideas
1. Wear a maxi skirt a bit higher on your waist with a crop top, that way if your not comfortable showing your mid-drift, it will be covered.A pair of mid heeled wedges would look perfect with this outfit.
2. A printed maxi skirt with a plain tee and layer it with a cardigan will be perfect when the weather transitions from winter to spring. Wear a pair of strappy sandals to complete the look.
3. For a fall or winter look wear a blazer or a jacket with a plain maxi skirt and tee with a pair of flats.
4. For an effortless look wear cotton tee and tie it at the waist and wear a loose maxi skirt. You can wear a simple strappy sandal with this look.
5. For a more sport look wear a plain maxi skirt with a graphic tee tied at the wait with a varsity jacket. To finish the look you can wear a pair of Doc Martins.
These are my styling tips and guides for when picking and wearing a maxi skirt, hope it will help. What are your thoughts on maxi skirts? will you be wearing one this season? Let me know what you think in the comment box below.


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This wallie is sooooo cool! I absolutely love it! Keep up the good work ^_^
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Lalala... exams are over! n the holidaes are coming.. *flaps around* XD XD
and soo here is a new wallpaper from mie.. yeaaa :nya:... i dunno where this.. errmmm show ish.. girl ish from yea... drawing look shoo familiar :hmpf:
Actually just wanted to keep the wallpaper background white n put the scans there with glowy thingies but i was like...
:\ people thing tis wallie ish just backgound and the scan.. or sumthing like tat.. dunno la.. than i was like.. must
fill in the background! >_< firstly i was planning it with clouds and stuffs.. and i was like.. eh... see clouds
must be sian hor? than i just try with the clouds.. and i was not satisfied with it.. clouds mah... must try sumthing
diff.. shoo than i began to search textures~ than i found this nice fabric texture and it become the background
and the title knowledge ish mostly becos of the book yeaaa...but i had to look up the dictionary to comfirm the spelling.. T-T yeaa.. forgot..than.. and the 2 lines above n below the word ish a brushy :D and wanted the wallie more red.. than use a red-orange gradient yeaaa... and also overlay an orangy like texture on top fer the final look =D
just a simple wallie as usual.. ~~~ >.<
textures n brushes from Deviantart... font from Dafont
hope euu guyz like it..~
comment,critics and favs are welcum~
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It was our first Christmas in our own home this year so we were rather excited at the prospect of hosting a drinks party. I decided to make life easy and focus on small nibbles and canapes, but I wanted to create some canapes that the children might also enjoy. Strangely these two fairly luxurious choices went down well with both of my children and were also very easy for them to help assemble:
Smoked salmon blinis with philadelphia cream cheese:
I also prepared some cocktail sausages drizzled in honey and mustard, then covered in sesame seeds; mini oatmeal biscuits with a chunk of brie and cranberry sauce; olive biscuits with smoked trout pate and bruschetta.
For the dessert section I made my duo of mince pies and party meringues (see earlier posts). I did also succumb to making some sausage rolls for the kids as well and putting out a cheese plate, but it all went down well and it seems my daughter is now particularly fond of smoked salmon and parma ham. It's good that she's trying new things, but they won't be on our weekday menu just yet!


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Located in the central lobby of The Distillery Building at 516 East Second Street in South Boston, MA. Exhibits focus on artists living and working in The Distillery, Boston area artists, and invited guests.
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Isolated Incidents
The Distillery Gallery Presents:
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Nov. 13th – Dec. 23rd, 2008
Opening Reception: Nov 13th, 6-9pm
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Isolated Incidents
The Distillery Gallery continues its focus on talented Boston area artists with "Isolated Incidents," a multi-media exhibit featuring sculpture, drawing, painting, and collage by Michael Mullaney, Nicole Seisler, and Dennis Svoronos. This show will present three distinctly different bodies of work, connected merely by immersion in the artistic process and the integration into the unique exhibit space the Distillery Gallery has to offer. Each artist will adapt to the unconventional gallery, and to each other's work, to bring together their respective isolated incidents of art making.
Michael Mullaney creates paintings from recycled drawings, scribbled notes, and washes of color, which form personal universes for exploration. Nicole Seisler transforms cast remnants of her own body into reptilian creatures that quietly invade their surroundings. Dennis Svoronos builds bright sculptures that dissect Americans' interpretations of the holiday season. The three will occupy the gallery with their creations for six weeks, allowing the artwork to adjust to and elaborate on the already unique display space.
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As promised, here is the post showing the things I bought in Brighton yesterday!
(All H&M) I've been wanting a slightly tighter, striped top for a while now and this one has 3/4 sleeves (my favourite kind of sleeve lenght!), is a bit cropped and has a low back - I couldn't say no as it was £10 only. Along with that, I picked up a bit of jewellery, firstly the eyes-bracelet, as I have the exact same piece as necklace from Sheinside and really love it, secondly, I got a combination of simple golden and knuckle rings - something I've been eyeing with for a while now. I'm sure that you'll see the rings in action soon!
(H&M) I went a little ring crazy yesterday and bought another set of rings, simply because I found these so pretty as they're delicate but not boring. I'm usually really bad with rings, as I always lose them or leave them somewhere and never find them again, but I really want to improve that, haha!
(H&M) Lastly, I also got this beautiful necklace, it just immediately caught my eye and I think it would even look great with the striped top you see above...
(H&M) I don't know what it feels like to walk on clouds, but I'm pretty sure that these socks get damn close to the feeling. They're heavenly warm and fluffy and soft.. they're perfect as it's getting colder and colder!
(Poundland) As I already mentioned yesterday, I spent quite a bit of money (£13 in total) in a 99p and a £1 store. These two jars are two of the things I bought (Yes, for £1 each!!), I love them to stock my oats and granola in.
(99p store & Poundland) I also picked up this cute tray to carry my breakfast when I'm having breakfast in bed and I spontaneously went for some nuts and the oh-so-tasty milk chocolate coated raisins, mmmh.
(Boots) Before heading back to the campus, I quickly went into Boots and tok advantage of their 3 for 2 offer on make-up, etc. I found a nice bronzer which I ended up getting for free, as I bought this Rimmel nailpolish and...
(Boots) ... the number 110 lipstick from Kate Moss' Matte Lipsticks collection. It has a kind of coral colour which I love and it is matte - perfect or what? Since my friend bought two products only, I asked her if she could take the Baby Lips balm for me and ended up getting that one for free as well! I really love the smell and texture of it - a must when my lips are starting to break with this cold.
I obviously bought many more things at the £1 and 99p stores, but those things include things such as rainbow coloured plastic shot glasses, straws, christmas lights, cupcake silicon forms, lighters, a mini head massager (oh yes I actually bought that haha!) and so on, but I decided that those things weren't really worth showing on the blog.


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A contemporary furnished apartment with 180 degree sea view of the Mediterranean Sea. The apartment is air conditioned and can accommodate up to 6 people comfortably. There are three terraces which comprise of good quality patio furniture, everything you need to relax in the sun and evening dining. The lower terrace a relaxation area and Spanish BBQ for those adventurous cooks. Kitchen area is fully equipped with fridge/freezer, microwave, washing machine, hob, oven, kettle, coffee machine and toaster. Lounge has a grey 3 seater sofa which can be made into a double bed if needed, flat screen TV and DVD. One double bedroom and one twin bedroom equipped with wardrobes, iron, ironing board, airer and hair dryer. WiFi is available on request.
Always wanted to own a place in the sun and this is the perfect place! My husband and I own our own businesses so its a great place to go and relax and enjoy the 365 days of sun and relaxation! Our children love it too, though now they are grown up, its a fantastic get away for us all!
Liz Bark purchased this apartment in 2011
We bought this apartment back in 2011 with our dearest friends Claire and Kevin, though we hadn't actually been to Spain before! We bought it within 24 hours of seeing the apartment a knew it was the right place to be. With having 180 degree sea view and a truly Spanish village there was no wonder we said YES!
365 days of sunshine as Isla Plana sits in its own micro climate, its beautiful beaches are fantastic and you truly get the Spanish living experience!
We have stayed in several apartments in this area and we would rate this one the best.
The apartment is comfortably furnished, however, spent all the time outside on the larger terrace with fabulous view except when sleeping!
Really appreciated the use of the under ground parking in the garage, it was lovely to get into a cool car.
Very easy access to the pool and everyone we met was very friendly, even the maintenance man who came to repair, in his words, " the pool lights they rebel" (they kept going out!). After fixing them we gave him a beer and think we have possibly made a friend for life.
It is a bit of a trek if walked to the beach and the bars, particularly back home up the hill, but this helps to keep the pounds off.
The food and drink is good value for money, with menu del dia still €9. Really enjoyed our meal at La Chare & had a fabulous burger at Buenavista.
All in all we had a fabulous holiday and thank you to Liz for being so responsive and helpful.
Had a great time at the apartment celebrating mates 50th birthday... Many thanks to Liz and her help booking apartment (and supplies for first night..) and her on site representative who was a great help. Make sure that you take a mobile phone that works abroad which helps once you are there. Many thanks Liz
The apartment was clean with all the amenities you could ask for. While a bit tight for a family of 5 with 3 teenagers, the outdoor patio made the living space during the day ideal. From the patio you have a magnificent view of the ocean and the mountains. The pool is only a few steps away, clean and well maintained. The apartment has a ping pong table, movies and games as well as wi-fi availalbe. Our stay was the end of June and the beaches were not crowded. There were plenty of good restaurants in town as well as in Mazzaron a short drive - the chinese restaurant was excellent! This was the most relaxing 4 days of our 2 week stay in Spain.
Property was excellent (if a little hard to find first time!). Clean, tidy and with everything we needed.
A very trendy and modern apartment - well kitted out and sparkly clean! We had a fantastic time exploring the coast and the apartment was a joy to come back to each evening for a g&t on the balcony! Would recommend this to our friends - but would not be suitable for our elderly parents as there are a lot of steps to access the apartment...that said it was good exercise for us to work off the gin! You have to visit La Azohia - a small fishing village about a 10 minute drive from Isla Plana - many restaurants and beach bars to try out and a lovely wide beach - with very few people - bliss!! Thanks for a lovely stay Liz and Gary x
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hockey199813 | 5
You look like a child molester
alpaquette91 | 9
What would you have said if the op lived in Finland or Iceland or even simply the UK?
I don't think it's his actual picture, but haha I must agree(:
Naomimi_fml | 6
I agree, this could happen anywhere. Just the matter that dogs should always come first.
I'll heal that knee
HowAreYouToday | 34
The caption for 1s picture was originally "kidnap? I prefer the term 'surprise adoption'"
welandedonthemoo | 5
Nalia looks like Justin bieber lol
Damn_Hippster | 11
Dogs are mans best friends but grandchildren are old people's best friend. OP you got screwed, although I would have probably done the same if it was my dog.
The_Troller | 14
If OP tripped over someones xbox and they went to bestbuy first, then that would be a better "only in America"
treychat1 | 9
Are we supposed to feel bad that your grandpa made sure his dog was ok? The vet was probably closer and your mad about it
Streeet_hayley | 6
79- Oh my..
79- Just because your so dumb, Im not going to punish a child to be raised by you. Therefore stay away.
66- Bieber, Bieber, Bieber. Still comin for you.
66- Bieber, Bieber, Bieber. Still comin for you.
bannedforlife | 0
When I want the political opinion of an 18 year old know-nothing I'll beat it out of ya. 'Nuff said.
Jk. If you were 50 or 30 or whatever I woulda used that age above. See what I did there?
Jk. If you were 50 or 30 or whatever I woulda used that age above. See what I did there?
whitesox365 | 0
If the dog was sued, then it would be "only in America". Alas, as far as we know the dog was not sued.
TooOldForDiss | 4
You got that backwards. If the dog had sued the OP for the chipped tooth, now that would be, "Only in America!" worthy.
ssoccerchick97 | 16
Not necessarily true.
False_Stupidity | 41
Often vets are way more expensive, at least if you compare similar treatments.
DrDilllonReese | 12
77- Please tell me how you know that OP's grandpa has insurance for his pet...
alpaquette91 | 9
A broken knee vs a chipped tooth ... Human and or animal a Human would cost more. I know, I have had both procedures done on myself and my dog... Different occasions
JinxosGirl87 | 0
She's hot for a TV character :P
MagicallyFat | 12
I don't want to sound stupid or anything. But if my pet ever got hurt I would treat my pet first. I like my cat more than I like most people I know.
Same. I have 5 cats - 4 that live at home, and 1 that lives at my apartment with me. The one I have here turned 4 months yesterday, and he has been a very sick kitty, and has had to go to the vet a lot. I'm in college, and even though the vet was expensive, I still took him. No matter how bad the weather was, or what it would cost........and it was so worth it!
MaximilianMarche | 0
78 You sound like ur crazy about ur pussy... cat
TheNewGuy03 | 26
121, OP said that the dog's problem was a chipped tooth. I think that in this particular circumstance, OP's injury earned priority over the dog's tooth.
I know humans can do fucked-up shit, and I also realize that dogs are "man's best friend," but I don't think that we should put other animals on a pedestal above our own species. Color me crazy or insensitive if you like, but I believe that's how it should be.
I mean, dogs are capable of pretty rotten shit, too...
|the kid|
I know humans can do fucked-up shit, and I also realize that dogs are "man's best friend," but I don't think that we should put other animals on a pedestal above our own species. Color me crazy or insensitive if you like, but I believe that's how it should be.
I mean, dogs are capable of pretty rotten shit, too...
|the kid|
eatmyshortssss1 | 8
Cool story bro tell it again
It doesnt matter if the dog wanted to play. OPs knee was hurt. I could care less about the dog at that point.
FreshlyCut | 0
Shut up fat boy. Nuff said
DrDilllonReese | 12
A similar thing happened to me back in Chernobyl. A mutant dog bit right through my second penis...
Really, That was you? Which part of chernobyl/prypiat?
Hey little girl. Wanna play?
sexaaydino | 14
Maybe he did want to play but a humans injury for a dislocated knee is probably more fatal than a dogs chipped tooth..
Jeannette97_fml | 5
whitesox365 | 0
Autocorrect? Is that you?
Krilleee | 5
What did u just say? Sorry but I can't get it, I'm from Sweden and my English is kinda bad . But just try to say this " hej! Jag är en ord märkande liten slyna som gillar att ta den så långt upp i röven att jag inte kan gå på flera veckor , det är en av anledningarna till att jag sitter här och påpekar felstavningar på fml " then who's laughing bitch?
raphanne_fml | 33
You would sue your grandfather for this?
iloveeyouuxD | 9
What would you even sue for?
If he sued his grandpa he would be like one of those stupid people who spill hot coffee on their lap at Mcdonalds to make money. Obviously today it's not as easy but suing people over useless things wastes everyones time including the ones in the courtroom. Just sharing(:
SkardeyKat | 3
I agree I hate it when people will sue over anything. They need to suck it up.
exleonhart | 0
Am I really the only one that thought maybe they took pooch to the vet to be put down for rebreaking OPs knee?
raphanne_fml | 33
I hope so. The dog did nothing wrong here and he's not aggressive...
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