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The trend in making products more aesthetically pleasing means mechanical design, previously subsequent to electronic design, is now often run in parallel with it due to time constraints. An RS survey showed that engineers often have to wait up to a week for even minor changes to mechanical designs by internal CAD teams, made up of highly specialised people using highly complex feature-based CAD tools. Design iterations at the concept stage are therefore a big source of bottlenecks in the process.
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The other day I covered the news that Bank of America and Alaska Airlines are running a two month promotion on their co-branded credit card. New cardmembers who sign-up in May and June will only have to pay taxes/fees ($22) to use their Companion Fare certificate. Normally the cert requires you to pay $99 plus taxes/fees ($121 total) for the companion.
At the time of my original article I mentioned that I hoped this new offer would extend to their "secret $100 statement credit" version of the deal. You see, you can get the 30,000 point bonus and a $100 statement credit if you apply through a link that shows up when trying to make a booking on the Alaska Air website.
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Fortunately, the news is good. If you go to the Alaska Airlines website and go through the process of making a booking, you will see the following when you get to the payment screen:
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This card used to be one you could get often, however Bank of America has been cracking down on people who are trying to open multiple versions of the same card. Additionally some people have had approvals rescinded if they have too many open BofA cards. Keep those facts in mind if you are going to apply.
Alaska Airlines miles are very valuable, especially when you use them to book on partners such as Cathay Pacific. Add in a $100 statement credit and an additional $99 savings on the Companion Fare and you have a winner of an offer in my book. Keep in mind the $75 annual fee is NOT WAIVED, so I see this more like a $25 credit plus the miles and Companion Fare.
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The war on the American Middle Class continues with the Senate joining the battle
Last summer, a Housing and Urban Development (HUD) rule known as "The Affirmitively Furthering Fair Housing Rule" (AFFH) came to the attention of conservatives in the United States. With this rule, the Obama Administration intends to use block grants to force middle class neighborhoods to integrate racially, by withholding federal funds unless the neighborhood in question has subjectively acceptable racial quotas. The Senate refuses to block this effort.
On Thursday, May 19, Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) introduced an amendment to the 2017 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Legislation that would have blocked the Obama Administration from interfering in local zoning laws, thus nullifying the HUD AFFH rule that would, as so many fear, basically destroy American middle class neighborhoods. The Senate voted Lee's amendment down 60-37 in favor of a competing amendment from Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) that critics like Dan Bongino claim will do nothing to stop HUD and the feds from more or less block busting on a large scale.
Briefly, here's what happened. Conservative superstar Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) introduced a measure to defund and stop implementation of this horrible Obama rule and, instead of proudly jumping onboard to fight a noble fight for hard-working Americans' homes, a bunch of sell-out Republicans, afraid of being disingenuously labeled anti-poor or racist (both absurd claims) decided to back an alternative amendment offered by Senator Susan Collins (R-ME) which effectively does nothing to stop the Obama AFFH rule from being implemented. The Collins amendment simply allows sell-outs within the GOP Senate ranks to say they "did something" against the rule although the Collins rule does nothing to stop its intended implementation.
What does Collins have to say about this? From the Washington Examiner:
"This amendment prohibits HUD from intervening in local zoning matters," Collins said. "This is an important clarification that should take away any fear that there is any possibility of using HUD funds authorized by this bill to intervene in local zoning decisions."
But, as Bongino points out, the amendment does nothing to stop the feds from holding block grants and federal assistance to local governments hostage if the racial make-up of any one locale does not reflect their desires. (Do members of the Senate ALL live in gated communities to not get this?)
The big fear for conservatives, of course, is not simply safety and security, but maintaining property values. Hard-working middle class Americans sacrifice a lot to purchase housing in select areas, and forcing municipal governments to subsidize housing in order to manufacture racial quotas is going to effect that. It's just a reality, and it is not hypothetical, either. Patterns such as this have repeated multiple times over the course of the last century as decent, low cost housing was demolished to build large-scale, low income housing projects, and larger dwellings were rezoned to be boarding houses, both of which changed the character of the neighborhoods and not for the better, as the people who were escaping squallor still brought social ills with them. (This happened A LOT in the city where I live.) That does not change until property values are completely destroyed and areas are regentrified and restored.
This is why to say that the Senate sold out the people is not too strong a statement. Without a reversal in executive orders, federal block grants will not go to areas without specific racial make-up forcing change whether the people want it or not.
Side note: This writer lives in a crack between city and suburb (considered city by the suburbanites, and suburbs by the city dwellers) that has always been overall white-collar grunt professional in nature. (There was a time in the 60s and 70s when things were dicey.) The housing stock is older and borderline historic, but maintained thanks to being in private subdivisions where community standards are upheld. It is also AMAZINGLY infested with moonbats. In the last year, there was a proposition to put a public basketball court on the soccer field of the park not 300 feet from where I sit. The measure was voted down decisively, and not because the park is the estate of the founder of our municipality. No, we all are quite aware that where there is a public basketball court, and when the weather is fair, people will be on it until the wee hours of the morning. About three blocks west in another park, this is a problem. While all of us would much rather our fellow Americans with nothing better to do be hanging out playing ball rather than doing something criminal, the office dwellers need their sleep. Amazing how personal impact changes the moonbat tune.


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BOOK: The Optimist's Creed: How to Make the Most of opportunities by your Hopeful Outlook to Life
AUTHOR: Gideon Mutai
Reviewer: Nancy Oyula
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Tuesday, September 30, 2003
ProgressI'm almost done with the triangle scarf:
And here is a close-up of the center of the scarf, where I mirror-imaged the triangle pattern:
Cricket was being VERY helpful, as usual. ;) I'm hoping to finish the scarf before Friday, when I leave for North Carolina. Of course, I'm taking a project with me- I'm making myself a pair of gloves (possibly mitten-convertable gloves... haven't decided yet) out of regia and a thin chenille carry-along. Now the big decision is which color chenille- cream, or black/grey. I swatched with the cream last night, but I'll swatch with the grey today and decide which I prefer.
In preparation for the new month, I updated a list of projects I want to completely finish in October- I was pretty successful in September- except for the chenille kami, and honestly I could have easily finished that, but I just wasn't motivated. We'll see how I do on the list in October... I think i'll be able to get most of them done- although since I will be travelling 2 weekends and working the other 2, I might have less time to finish things up than I thought!
Cricket has been enjoying the fall weather- what better way to battle a nip in the air than with a sunbeam!
in omnes partes
"in all directions"
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Monday, September 29, 2003
Ahhhhh, The WeekendFirst of all, let me explain why there aren't any pics from this weekend. Basically, we can blame procrastination + relaxation. See, first I was going to take pics on Friday, then sometime on Saturday, then Sunday after work, then Monday morning, then I was running late, so no pics. But really, I didn't care at all... know why?
at home spa night
There was a book at work that had natural spa recipes in it- so I scribbled down a few of the simple ones that I thought I would actually do. When I got home, I took a bath. Then I scrubbed my face with a paste of baking soda and water- a gentle scrub. I cut up 2 limes (they called for 1 lemon, but I didn't have any!), and steeped the slices in 2 cups of boiling water. Leaning over the bowl with a towel over my head, I inhaled the "lime steam" for 10 minutes. WOW! I already felt fabulous... Next, I mixed oatmeal (not instant) with honey for a mask- another 10 minutes and my face felt lovely. I also discovered that Cricket LOVES oatmeal and honey, and kept trying to lick my mask off. :) Then I used the now-cooled off lime water (strained) as a hair rinse- you just pour it over your hair. It smelled wonderful, and wasn't sticky or anything. Today, my hair feels fabulous. I think I see many a "spa night" in my future- especially since none of the products are hard to find or expensive. :)
Speaking of expensive (or not!) I had a bit of a splurge on Friday- first, Lands End seduced me with a 5 oz flannel sheet set for only $30. So I ordered it in "cornflower blue." I'm such a sucker for flannel sheets! Then I was looking around on Elann's website (I should really block that site to save myself from temptation) and ordered some lovely green dk yarn that will hopefully become a cardigan- I'm ordering the pattern in a few days. Yes, that's right- I ordered the yarn BEFORE the pattern. I hope everything works out ok! I guess if it doesn't work for the cardigan, I can always use the yarn for something else that's fabu.
Speaking of yarn, I'm getting close to finishing ribbie- and hopefully my yarn will last! I'm knitting off a cone, so it's hard for me to judge how much I really have left. I think I'll be fine, but just in case, I can always use some of the LIGHT grey yarn for the collar and the bands if I'm running too short. I've already decided I don't want a mock t-neck, so I need to figure out what I want to do instead.
Tonight, I'll get pics- promise! Not that ribbie is looking too interesting... but I did finally finish sewing and washing the Aran Cardi. It's not perfect, but it turned out really well, especially since it was my first design- AND I was dealing with the fun of calculating for a shrinking yarn. It's a pretty heavy sweater, so it'll be more like a jacket almost... I also decided to go with a 2 way zipper- I think it'll look really cute just zipped in the middle. Now to finish ribbie and decide on the zipper for it!
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Thursday, September 25, 2003
Raging RiversLast night, I went hiking along the Potomac River at Great Falls (MD side)... all I can say is "wow." The river has been high all summer due to the insane amounts of rain we've been getting, but there was water EVERYWHERE. The flooding was over- but places where you used to look way down a cliff to the river below now were just a few feet from the water... it was quite a sight. In fact, we spent so much time staring at the boiling, churning waters that we were late starting back to the car, and finished the remainder of the hike in near pitch-blackness. Although night-hiking is not my favorite passtime, we were lucky that we had thought to go on the flat, even section of the towpath, and that the way was easy to follow. :)
Ribbie has now been joined, and, after working on the relatively small sleeves for the last few weeks, dealing with all of ribbie's combined might is a little daunting. Sometimes I think it's trying to take over... :) Of course, the other downside is that a row takes FOREVER. Ah well, soon it'll be finished, and I can order my zippers, and get 2 cardigans ready in time for fall.
Speaking of, now that the air has been getting a little bite to it, I've gone ahead and ordered my flannel sheet set from Lands' End... mmmmmmmmmmmm flannel. I may splurge in another month or so and get a new comforter also- since I pay for my own heat, I'd rather use blankets than pay big $$ to heat my apartment to boiling. Plus, I always sleep better under fairly obscene piles of covers- probably one of the reasons fall and winter are my all-time favorite seasons. :) I keep thinking I should move farther north...
I'm just past halfway on the triangle scarf... I'm making the triangle pattern mirror-image, so hopefully that'll look nice. I'm still debating about fringe... I guess I'll see what it looks like, and how much yarn I have left. Maybe I'll do the fringe in the silver (the scarf will become dark red)... for contrast? Hmmm.... I'll have to think about it.
"free from pain"
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Wednesday, September 24, 2003
What A Great EveningAfter a rainy morning, yesterday turned into a fabulous fall day... crisp and just a little cool, with a nice breeze. I love fall. Plus, my ankle is healed enough for me to get back into aerobics, so I thoroughly enjoyed the class... I wasn't even too out-of-shape after my hiatus!! Then, when I got home and showered, the real fun began.
First, the stylish blue fuzzy slippers came out of their summer retirement to once again take center stage in my at-home wardrobe:
Then a lovely glass of Cabernet Sauvingon joined us on the couch (complete with the "maeve" pattern crystal glass):
And finally, to complete the blissful picture, I pulled out ribbie's instructions (aka the perfect cat-bed), started knitting, and found a snuggle-buddy:
If last night is any indication, this is going to be a good fall season. :)
omnia bona bonis
"to the good all things are good"
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Tuesday, September 23, 2003
It's Knitting Season...
I'm still plugging away on the ribbie- I'm really enjoying having this for tv knitting. It's made a nice change from the complicated aran cardi, and I can't wait to start wearing it! Yesterday, though, I did get a good pointer from Claudia, who added an extra inch or so after joining before starting her raglan decreases. I think I should probably be even a little MORE generous, since I'm not only doing it in worsted instead of bulky, but I'm also using yarn that shrinks about 15% lengthwise. So I'll probably add about 1.5" or so before I start the decreases. See, it pays to read blogs after all!
Here's ribbie in all her glory- just a few more days on that last sleeve, and I'll be ready to join.
Speaking of joining, may I present the aran cardi- hopefully by the end of the day he'll have all his ends sewn in...
For perhaps the first time in my knitting life, I really really really worked hard on the finishing of this sweater. My other seams had been "fine," but this time, I wanted really NICE seams and details. So out came
I must say again how much I LOVE this book- definitely a great reference to have on hand. ANYWAY, I spent much of the day on Thursday and Friday seaming this guy up, and here are the results:
Now for a trip through the wash, and some measuring for a zipper. I guess I'll wait for ribbie before I go zipper hunting, since I'll pretty much need the same thing for both, just in different colors. :)
Cricket has been her usual helpful self- here she is making sure the instructions for ribbie don't blow away. Now, if she was just a transparent kitty (instead of her beautiful jet black self), her plan might just have worked!
curriculum vitae
"resume (course of life)"
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Monday, September 22, 2003
Update, Because, Well, I ShoppedSo there's this Old Navy within walking distance of my work... actually, it's between work and home. ANYWAY, I felt the need to get a few basics for fall... so during lunch, off I went...
I LOVE LOVE LOVE these pants.
Why? Let me count the ways:
Then I got these 4 shirts:
And 2 of those tank tops with the shelf bras- I LOVE those. I wear them all the time- so I got another white one, and a tan one. I would have bought another black one, but they didn't have my size. There's always next time!
So yeah, very successful lunchtime trip- 1 pair of AWESOME pants, 4 long sleeve layering shirts, and 2 tanks, all for $80. Ahhhh, shopping... sometimes retail therapy is exactly what you need. And you know what I was thinking as I picked out my shirts? Wow, these will look GREAT under ribbie! {grin}
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Extended WeekendThanks to Isabel, no work on Thursday or Friday. Perfect. And, except for 1 thing, the hurricane was rather anti-climactic... I didn't even lose power (not that I'm complaining!!!) My parents lost power, but they were able to bring all their frozen stuff over to my house, so even that was ok. What was the 1 bad thing, you ask? Well, on Thursday afternoon, I went to my parents' house for dinner. Family friends were in town from California, and we were having a big get-together- hopefully before the storm blew in to badly that evening. I brought Cricket over. I thought this was a good idea for 2 reasons- 1) in case I couldn't get back to my apartment for some reason, she wouldn't be stuck there... and 2) my parents were going to be cat sitting when I go to New Mexico, so might as well give Cricket a chance to see the house again before I drop her off for the weekend. Well, she will not be 'dropped off' anywhere for ANY weekend. She was totally fine- even friendly and pretty relaxed- for the entire evening. As I was getting ready to leave, though, she was NOT happy. I think she was reacting to the approaching storm- she was hiding under a bed, freaked out. So I got her out from under the bed, and tried to pick her up to put her in her box so we could go home and be happy. I had never seen a domesticated cat fighting for her life before, but that is exactly what Cricket was doing. She was frantic, and there was no way to grab her without risking injury to all involved. By this time, the power was out, making it even more challenging... so I gave up, and left her alone. She was so freaked that when I came into the room to bring some food and water, she made that weird growling warning sound from under the bed. I didn't even have to get near her- just come in the room. So I spent the night at my parents' house- during the night, she came out, and was snuggly and seemed fine. But just like a toddler works up into a tantrum, in the morning, she was getting upset again- I barely got her into the box, and that was only because both of my parents helped. Once I got her home, though- perfectly happy kitty- like nothing had ever happened. Needless to say though, when I'll be out of town from now on, the cat sitters are coming to Cricket, not the other way around.
I did get some knitting done this LONG weekend- I finished the seams on the aran cardi! Now I need to weave in the last ends, and wash the sucker a few times before I track down a zipper. I have a feeling I might be wearing it a few times before I get the zipper installed... ;)
I'm also making progress on ribbie- I'm on the last sleeve. Once I finish that, I'll be ready to join them and do some raglan shaping! Oh, and some seaming at some point as well. :)
Another nice knitting note this weekend- remember that garter stitch rug I was making?
Well, I decided that it was done. See, I really don't have a need for it as a rug like I thought I would, so I decided to just cast off and see what I could use it for. Turns out that it is the perfect size for my nightstand- so I can put all the remotes and my clock and whatever else I don't want to slide around the table on it, and it is perfect! :) So the knitting wasn't wasted, and I got something I didn't even know I wanted out of it.
Hopefully by the time fall weather really kicks in, I'll have 2 new cardigans... I'd better get busy with those zippers! :)
consensus omnium
"universal consent"
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Tuesday, September 16, 2003
IsabelI am definitely of mixed feelings about the impending hurricane-hit we'll supposedly get Thursday and Friday. On the one hand, I LOVE storms... I think it is incredible to watch the power of nature. BUT (and this is a big one), I would really rather NOT be actually out IN the storms. Therefore, I only like watching storms from the inside. Also, I like having power. Without power in my apartment, there is no cooking, and no hot water, and no refridgeration, and no light.
So I guess I'm hoping that the storm comes through, but the power mostly stays on. I also might very well be staying home on Friday rather than trying to walk to work through high winds and rain. I checked, and I think I can swing it with my sick leave. Normally I wouldn't let a little rain stop me, but a HURRICANE? Yeah, I don't think I'll need to walk around in that.
I finally remembered to actually take a picture of something this morning:
Hopefully that's much easier to see than the crummy pic from yesterday. The scarf is going really fast, but for some reason, I'm not really into this project too much. But I won't let myself start what I really want to knit- a pair of sock yarn gloves for myself- until it's done. And I'm pretty much going to use up all of this yarn on it, so it should be about 6 feet long.
In other news, I went to AC Moore last night to pick up a big candle (you know, gotta be prepared for the storm!) and amazingly, that's all I left with. But I did drool over their yarns for a bit... they are really expanding their selections of "fancy" yarns. ANYWAY, the reason I went to the yarn section at all was to find some yarn possibilities for Siv from Viking Knitting for my mom. I'm pretty much decided on woolease- she can handle a little bit of wool, and I want it to be something she can wash somewhat easily. And, although my mom isn't necessarily a pink person, I was strongly drawn to a beautiful dusty rose color... it was really lovely. I won't be making the final decision for a few weeks at least, so I should have some time to check around and find the "right" color. :)
Yesterday, while attempting to do some pilates, I ran into a little roadblock:
Apparently, the mat was placed there just for her. :)
dictum sapienti sat est
"a word to the wise is sufficient"
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I FINALLY am satisfied with my design for the triangle scarf... my dear dear gay friend in CA asked for a scarf that had "triangles on it." After starting and ripping the scarf I don't know how many times, I've come up with this:
Sorry about the crappy quality- I took that with my little webcam thing during lunch. I'll try and take a proper picture tonight.
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Monday BlehsPerhaps it's because I find little/no fulfillment through my current job, but Monday's are especially hard. Don't get me wrong, I am extremely grateful to have a job, and try to do what work I am given to the best of my abilities. However, there isn't much work, and often it seems like the work that is done goes into some sort of black hole, never to be seen again. You know the drill... you work hard on a project for days/weeks whatever, only to pass it along the food chain, and then, despite a few polite queries, nothing. Talk about unfulfilled!! Things are, however, looking up. Slowly, my responsibilities are growing, and I'm determined to do well. Not so much for the external notice, but because I have spent far too long now feeling totally useless. I need to prove first and foremost to myself that I can actually EARN my paycheck... both from the office job, and from my retail gig. I'm resolving to put in the effort regardless of the results. Perhaps I have this sudden burst of resolve as a result of my forced inactivity this weekend- I realized that being lazy = bad mood. So from now on, I need to approach more of my life with energy and enthusiasm. Hmmmm... I wonder how long it'll be before the govn't job sucks it all out?
I celebrated my new resolve with 2 lists... 1 for work, 1 for home, for things I want to accomplish this week... especially since I'll be skipping BOTH aerobics classes to make sure my ankle has a chance to get better (it is MUCH better already, but I shouldn't take chances. No matter how much I hate to miss out on aerobics, and hiking, and biking...). So now I have what will hopefully turn out to be a sensible plan for the week. My goals on the knitting front- seam the aran cardi, and finish up the steeks on dalmore. I'd also like to WASH the aran cardi before Sunday, so I can take it in to work and show my coworker (who sews a lot)... and get her opinion on where I should go locally to buy a zipper for it. I also need to run a load of the sweaters/socks I need to treat gently... but I think I'll wait until next week so that I can include Dalmore in the load, and hopefully start blocking it. I know I shouldn't put off what I can do today yadda yadda... but there are family friends coming into town this weekend, and they might stop by my apartment (probably with dad in tow), so Dalmore probably shouldn't be on display for all to see. Also, since oh, I don't know, a HURRICANE is supposed to hit the area sometime on Thursday, I imagine the humidity will be nice and high, which also will not be good for blocking. Hmmmm.... note to self- distribute candles around the apartment... maybe buy a few more? I'm crossing my fingers that the power won't go out during Isabel... it only flickered during the last round of terrible storms, but I guess anything can happen. At least, since I'm on the second floor, I presumably won't have to worry about flooding!
Sorry- no pics today- but here's an update on ribbie- the back and left front are ready for the raglan shaping, and the right front has I think 10 more rows before it, too, goes on the stitch holder. Next up... the sleeves- they should go quickly since the knitting is totally mindless k2p2. :) I've been LOVING this pattern so far- I think my worsted weight modifications are working well (oh, and the yarn I'm using shrinks lengthwise by about 15%, so that's another bit of math)... I've had really good success counting my rows as I go so that, after the first piece, no more measuring to make sure the back and 2 sides are all the same length. I'm still debating what to do with the opening... I obviously have to do something to combat the curl, but I was thinking that putting in a zipper might just do the trick. I'll have to check in with Alison- I think she did zipper bands for her ribbie? I'll have to see what her experience was.
OOOO OOOO, and new Knitty tomorrow!!!
pannis obsitus
"in rags"
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Friday, September 12, 2003
OuchThanks to a misstep in aerobics yesterday:
A mild ankle sprain. Could be MUCH worse- hopefully it'll be better in a few days, providing I keep off of it as much as possible. Of course, the closest I can park to work is 10 minutes, so I had to walk that... I'm still debating about going home early. It doesn't really hurt unless I'm trying to move it, but it is REALLY awkward to try and sit at a desk with my leg stuck out, propped up on a chair. Humph.
Of course, sitting in one place with your leg propped up = prime knitting time, so I've gotten a good start on the left front of ribbie:
I know, I know- it looks the same as the half of the back. Ribbie is fun to knit, I think it'll be fun to wear, but it is not very photogenic- too boring. Ah well! I guess I should have taken pics of daf's socks and mckenzee's socks... but, well, I was too busy hopping around the apt this morning to think too clearly. If I hadn't left it at work, I could have taken pics of my start on my friend's scarf- I think I finally figured out a "triangle pattern" that I like! I just hope he likes it too. I decided I would dye the entire scarf red rather than the yarn... much easier, and since the scarf won't be too big, I can dunk the whole thing in a large pot and let it do its thing.
Cricket was VERY sweet last night when I was icing my foot... she snuggled right up next to me. "I'm sorry, did you want to actually LOOK at the directions for ribbie? Hmmmmm, guess it's too late for that now!!" :) Later on, though, she kept trying to attack my foot- I had it propped up on a pillow under the covers, and she kept trying to pounce on it.
alias dictus
"an alias (otherwise called)"
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Wednesday, September 10, 2003
drool drool droolLast night, I got my copy of Elsebeth Lavold's Viking Knitting book... yeah, I'm a cable addict, and the mailman delivers that right to my door. So needless to say several of the designs are already on my list, and I have a feeling I'll be plundering her beautiful cables in the future. :)
If you're paying attention to the list at the top of the blog, you'll notice that I only have 1 more thing to completely finish this month... the chenille kami. I'll probably finish it later this week or next week... depending on how diligent I am at lunchtime. Today, I was too busy drooling over Vikings to bother to pick up the needles. Maybe tomorrow...
I did, however, finish the mittens:
I am VERY pleased with how these turned out. I need to knit some more gloves/ mittens for various folks to use up my stash of shetland... I just wish I could wear it myself. I think, however, that I'll be able to wear a pair of gloves knit with regia sock yarn, so that'll be another small project to start sometime soon. Luckily, I know my regia gauge already, so I should be able to work out the pattern pretty quickly.
This weekend, I have to do some major yarn-dyeing for the upcoming scarf... otherwise, I won't have anything to take with me to knit during choir! Although I might "cheat" a little and start on my gloves before I finish the scarf... after all, it'll take me a few weeks to get all the yarn dyed, dried, and balled. Remember, Cricket the yarn-destroyer would not allow for copious amounts of yarn to be strewn about the apartment... so it'll be small batches that I can dry on my drying rack as far away from the curious kitty paws as possible. Plus, I was actually chilly this morning on my way to work- even wearing a sweater, so it's not too hard to imagine a time where gloves would be welcome. Certainly, my California friend won't need his scarf as much as I need my gloves! lol. At least I'm not trying to justify starting a sweater (say from Vikings)!
Cricket, resenting my implication that there might actually be yarn in my apartment that is NOT for her amusement, pretended she wasn't interested anyway.
otia dant vitia
"leisure begets vices"
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Tuesday, September 09, 2003
Another Project DoneThe mittens are officially finished- I wove in the last end during lunch, so pics tomorrow. :) I did remember to take pics of the socks I finally finished (meaning I finally got around to weaving in the 4 or so ends):
I'm also continuing to make progress on the worsted ribbie:
Not the most photogenic of projects... so I'm not going to be posting too many pictures until something interesting happens!
Last night was the first choir rehearsal of the season- I got in a few rows on mckenzee's socks during the lulls. Hopefully I'll get those powered out in the next week or so, and then finish daf's socks (i need the needles from mckenzee's socks to finish the cuffs). Whew! I'm still debating bringing in Dalmore for my lunchtime project- part of me thinks, "well, if it's ALL I have to do during lunch, then I'll do it..." but the other part of me protests that I really should let myself have a nice break during lunch, and that working on the finishing stuff that I don't want to do is probably not the best way to relax. Hmmmm.
Of course, I still have the chenille kami to finish- I should be done with that really soon... just the top section (past the armholes) and the straps, and then I'm done. And the weather is finally cooperating, so I might even be able to wear it sometime soon! :)
Tonight is the first aerobics class of the new session- I have REALLY missed it. Plus, I get to stop by safeway and exchange the extra kool-aid packets from Ocean for black cherry kool-aid packets for the scarf... my friend said he LOVED the color, and wanted the dark red. At first, I was thinking about doing something cool like making it varigated or something, but I decided that really, my life is too busy right now for me to do lots of experimenting. So I'll dye the leftover yarn from Ocean dark red, and knit a somewhat thick scarf until I run out of yarn. He's over 6 feet tall, so he'll need the length. Plus, it'll help clear out some of the stash. :)
At my weekend job (little retail shop), we get a fabulous discount on the brands of shoes that they sell... 20% off WHOLESALE. So, for $70, I'm getting these beauties shipped right to my door:
Shoes are a dangerous thing.
Speaking of beauties, I finally got proof of the torture I go through every morning:
-beep beep beep-
drags self out of bed, turns around, and sees:
"what, are you getting up?" (blinking innocently)
"well, i guess if you're getting up, you'll have no objections if i just snuggle back down in this nice, soft bed..."
etiam quod esse videris
"be what you seem to be"
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Monday, September 08, 2003
Yawn!!Beautiful weather is a beautiful thing. Of course, I did spend the whole weekend working, but I did manage to enjoy the weather with a nice long hike on friday and a bike ride on sunday morning (i wore LONG pants on the ride, and was CHILLY!) This morning, however, I woke up to the realization that, with the lovely late-summer weather came my nemesis... ragweed. The only thing guaranteed to set my now-almost-totally-dormant allergies into a frenzy of sneezing. So today, my office-mates have been treated to constant sneezing fits, and, once I ran out of tissues, my nose has been treated to napkins... that feel as if tree bark was used in their manufacture. Ah well... this too shall pass!
On the knitting front, I have made some great progress. Well, not really, but I am at least POISED to make great progress...
Projects to be completely finished in September:
Projects to be ready for blocking in September:
As you can see, I have quite a few projects that have been sitting around, waiting for the last bit of work to finish them off. Apparently, I hate finishing, because I seem to let projects languish for ages. September is finishing month. During lunch, I finished knitting the second mitten of the pair for Amy, and might have a few more moments to work on some of the ends and other tidying before I go home. But I figure if I don't bring anything with me to work that I want to knit (like the ribbie!), then I'll HAVE to plug away on the finishing work on some of my smaller projects during lunch or the occasional break. :)
Also, choir is starting up again tonight (yippie!) so I'll be bringing smaller/more portable projects with me to that. Right now, I'm working on mckenzee's socks... then I'll start a scarf for a dear, dear friend. We had discussed me dyeing the yarn black-cherry-koolaid red, but I think I'll stick with the silver... it seems such a shame to dye it without giving it a chance. He was talking about having some sort of mottled dye-job anyway, so maybe I can sort of tie-dye the scarf once it's finished. Or, just leave it silver, with a rainbow section on one end (he's gay, and wants the scarf knit in a "triangles pattern"). Hmmmmm..... I think that'll be what I do. I'll have to buy lots more koolaid colors, but I should be able to get the whole spectrum for him. :)
Sorry no pics today- I was running late this morning (what with all the sneezing!) But hopefully I'll manage to snap a few before tomorrow. In case you can't wait, ribbie looks exactly the same, only about 11.5" long. :)
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Thursday, September 04, 2003
Ribbed For Her PleasureNow now, get your mind out of the gutter! I'm talking, of course, about my newest project- the worsted ribbie. Ribbie was born last night at knit-night (which was a blast, as usual!). Unfortunately, once I got home, ribbie almost snuffed it. Apparently, it's a dangerous world out there for knitting:
Luckily, ribbie was rescued, and progress continues. Not bad for one night's work, especially since my ribbie is in worsted instead of bulky yarn!
Now, why would I be starting a new project, you might ask? Well, because...
(insert triumphant fanfare here)
Obviously, the seams are just pinned together, and I have a few ends to take care of, and some washing, blocking, and zipper-shopping to do, but heck, the knitting's done, so I HAVE to start something else, right? :) And yes, Cricket does firmly believe that all yarn, in any form, knitted or unknitted, is automatically a toy. Just for her.
alis volat propriis
"she flies with her own wings (motto of Oregon)"
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Wednesday, September 03, 2003
Long WeekendAhhh, all weekends should be extra-long. Although, since I worked on Saturday, it wasn't THAT long, but still, not having to go to work on Mondays makes me a happy camper. I'm crossing my fingers extra hard that, in a few weeks when I get my permanent job assignment, I'll be able to do what the feds call a "compressed schedule"- work 4 10-hour days, and get 1 day a week (hopefully friday) off. But really, I'd take any day off during the week- Monday and Friday my obvious first choices. I guess I'll see!
Nothing too exciting this weekend- my good friend C (we're basically cousins) from California is in town for a year, so we've spent a LOT of time together. :) And the parents fed me a couple of times, which is always nice... and I did set aside some knitting time.
As you can see, I'm almost done with the back- I think I'll finish it today or maybe tonight at knit-night. :) Then I have to sew the whole thing together, wash (and shrink) it, and then go shopping for a zipper! And I've decided that my next project will definitely be a dark grey ribbie. Although (as usual) I have worsted instead of bulky, so I whipped out my calculator and have been altering all the numbers so that (hopefully) it'll all work out. AND the yarn shrinks 15% lengthwise, so I have to allow for that too! I guess it'll be interesting... ;)
Yesterday I mailed my first law school application. PHEW. 2 more to go, and then the waiting begins. I just hope they tell me SOONER rather than later... I'm not an especially patient person.
October is going to be a pretty hectic month- not only am I visiting my friend J in New Mexico over Columbus Day weekend, but I'm also going to North Carolina the weekend before to visit my cousin and her brand new baby boy. :) This is the cousin who will be the recipient of Menagerie:
My mom hadn't sent it before the birth "just in case"- she's a little superstitious about sending all the gifts before everyone arrives happy and healthy. I can understand- imagine how horrible it would be to come home without a healthy baby to a nursury teeming with gifts that just serve to remind you of what you SHOULD be experiencing. With my cousin, though, thankfully- everyone is healthy, and happy, and home. :)
Poor Cricket- with all this travelling, she'll be staying with a friend the first weekend, and then with my parents the second weekend. I bet she'll miss me, though!
credula res amor est
"a credulous thing is love (Ovid)"
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I've lived in Braintree for most of my life- and I've been raising children here for 5ish years now. Today, we ventured down to Watson Splash Pad for the FIRST time!
My kids had a blast! There are some definite pros and cons- but overall not a bad little spot to cool down for a few hours!
When we got there there was a lot of activity- but a mom I was talking to said it was fairly empty today! Yikes! As the afternoon went on- it filled up quick- with older kids. Once my youngest (21 months old) started getting knocked down… we knew our time was up and it was time to go!
- location (it's in the town I live in)
- Gated in (one way in- one way out)
- Lifeguard on duty (pro in the sense that there is an extra set of eyes IF he was looking at anything other than his cell phone. Also a pro that he had a first aid kit BUT was out of bandaids. I felt more secure with him sitting outside the gate – but he didn't actually do anything at all 🤷🏽♀)
- Benches to sit on inside the gated area
- Porta potties available
- Playground next to splash pad (this could also be a con!)
- The water rotates where it comes from (variety is the spice of life – I feel like it kept the kids entertained since it wasn't always coming from the same places)
- No button to press to reactivate the water spraying (my kids fight over who gets to press it at other splash pads – I can't imagine the madness that would go on with 30+ kids trying to press a button!)
- No shade
- Parking can be tricky (so I've heard. Apparently street parking and parking lot parking is for residents only. There is an additional lot for visitors that has a walking path to the splash pad).
- Playground next to the splash pad (I also considered this a pro!)
I'd definitely go back again. My kid are already asking! And I can't complain since all 3 kids are fast asleep and it's 7:57 pm!
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29 comments:
Oh my! I love your nails!!ReplyDelete
Wow, I love your outfit! It's so pretty; especially your necklace! ♥ReplyDelete
Saraah ^.^
Ok I'm totally moving to Belfast now I'm GoT obsessed!! Loving that pic of you on the iron throne <3 I started reading the books in September and I'm already on book 4 (SPOILERS!!!) I keep finding myself quoting it LOL it's so hard not to get hooked on the series I'd give my first born to be involved in the production... seriously! XDReplyDelete
It seems like Belfast is the place to be at the moment and you're having lots of fun xoxo
OMG, I am loving the nails <3ReplyDelete
haha embrace the inner fangirl..this is truly belfast's weekend for fangirling, town is crazy!ReplyDelete
i am totally obsessed with your nails..perfection!
Loving your nails! perfect for the party season!ReplyDelete
Oh wow I am so jealous! I love Game of Thrones and the books, this looks so much fun. And your nails are amazing :)ReplyDelete
I can't even... I am so incredibly jealous right now it's not even funny! What an AMAZING experience! The Eyrie throne is my favorite throne, too!ReplyDelete
Game of Thrones! Omg I'm so jealous, you have the most fabulous clothes and get to go to the most fabulous places. I've got life envy over here :)ReplyDelete
I love the Iron Throne, wow, look at it. It is truly awesome. I love Game of Thrones myself although I end up crying almost every episode (I might have mentioned that before). Didn't 'The Tudors' film in Ireland (when it was being filmed) as well?
I absolutely adore your nails, the glitter and the two tone colors, just fabulous. Speaking of fabulous that skirt is just divine, absolutely love it.
Oh my gosh, I love ASOIAF!! So jealous of your tour!! x I want to sit on the Iron Throne, too! :pReplyDelete
I'm not really in to a game of thrones but I know that scott and his brother will be jealous of this! Love your dual coloured nails too.ReplyDelete
It sounds like you had a fun day! I love your nails, so sparkly! :) xReplyDelete
Your nails are gorgeous! I love Belfast, you're so lucky to live in such a great city :) xxxReplyDelete
I adore your nails! I'm assuming the gold is Gold Finger? I got it the other day :DReplyDelete
The split glitter nails are incredible. You don't usually see much nail art that only uses glitter!ReplyDelete
Sorcha x
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Ahh now you have ME fangirling all over the place - I have been O B S E S S E D with Game of Thrones since October - SUCH an incredible story, and the show is phenomenal! It is so cool you got to visit the set, not to mention your brother is an extra! :D Meanwhile, your nails are gorgeous!ReplyDelete
You look amazing, I think I need to watch game of thrones because everyone always says how amazing it is!ReplyDelete
Maria xxx
I love that pic of you in the throne, and very nice coat too by the way!ReplyDelete
Love the outfit! Game of Thrones is so awesome, I'm super jealous you got to do this! Sounds like a blast. The picture on the Iron Throne is awesome.ReplyDelete
OMG soooo jealous about the game of thrones screening!! You got to sit on the throne too!! Argh, no fair!! lol, i love how out of place the throne looks on that fit carpet :D haha xxReplyDelete
You did well to contain your fangirling! I would not have been able to stop myself eeeeee-ing throughout the whole experience! Jen xReplyDelete
Totally in love with your nails!!ReplyDelete
Leigh xo
I'm impressed, and I'm one of those losers who still haven't gotten around to open the books or even watch the series... Beginning tomorrow though, I already know I'll love Game of Thrones from all I've heard about it.ReplyDelete
(Aaand I now follow you on bloglovin', even if you don't have a profile there)
Love your nails! My cousin works on the costumes!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous14 November 2011 at 12:27
Aw I would have loved to have seen the Eyrie!ReplyDelete
Also loving the pattern on your skirt :)
LOVE LOVE LOVE your nails.ReplyDelete
oh my, jealous much! it sounds like so much fun, I wish you could share the season 2 secrets, we won't tell :) love your nails too xxReplyDelete
So glad to have found your blog, then finding a fellow GoT geek! Refs keep popping up all over my blog, I can't repress it! Such a fan :DReplyDelete
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Bruce Wayne has certainly had an interesting path in the show so far. In the very early episodes he was just a little boy who had lost his parents, and was struggling to cope. In an attempt to overcome his fears, he started to test himself - first with only a candle flame. As a result, Alfred (Sean Pertwee) started to teach his young ward how to fight, and began his first training.
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Support for Anne and all International Students in the Emory University Community
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Dear Rollins Community,
Welcome to a new year and a new semester! As we settle back into the swing of school, one of our classmates is facing incredible financial stress, potential loss of her position as a student at Emory, and subsequently her visa to stay in the United States. We are currently working with the RSPH Dean's Office, RSPH Office of Admissions and Student Services, Emory Office of Financial Aid, and Emory Office of International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) to address this matter.
In 2012, Anne Chumbow came to the United States from Cameroon, by way of Kenya, with hopes of not only acquiring a higher education but fulfilling her dream of becoming a champion of health care. In 2016, she graduated with honors and received her B.S. in nursing from Southern University in Louisiana. Since May 2016, Anne has served as a proud member of the United States Army, via the Military Accessions Vital to the National Interest (MAVNI) Program. Last semester she joined the Rollins community as a member of the Global Health department and concentrating in community health and development. She is smart, insightful, and passionate about working with vulnerable populations to improve their health and quality of life. Anne is a do-er. She is motivated to invoke change, driven to transform communities, and dedicated to creating a legacy of humanitarian action and compassion.
Financing her studies at Rollins has been problematic and she was unable to pay off last semester's fees, at the tune of $13,000 (and accruing due to late fees) still owed. Due to this financial hardship, a hold has been placed on Anne's record and she has lost her student status. As a result, Anne's student visa will expire. Once a student loses their student status, they must leave the country within 15 days of notification. If she misses her deadline to pay her tuition (totaling at $13,000+$16,400 for Spring 2018= $29,400 for the 2017-2018 school year), it will be impossible for her to return to the United States to finish her studies.
Anne has tried to acquire loans from private banks and since she is not a US citizen, a co-signer is necessary. A total of five individuals have applied to co-sign a loan with Anne, however, due to a range of issues, each loan application was denied.
A GoFundMe page has been created on behalf of Anne Chumbow. Please feel free to donate and to share with your circles. Every donation helps, even the smallest donation can have an extraordinary impact on helping Anne achieve her goals. Link: https://www.gofundme.com/jrqrg3-move-mountains-for-anne-chumbow
According to the RSPH website, "The mission of the Rollins School of Public Health of Emory University is to demonstrate excellence in the discovery, dissemination, and application of knowledge as it trains and supports future leaders in health promotion and disease prevention through organized community efforts around the world." Additionally, the international students' webpage asserts that "Rollins supports a diverse and collaborative learning environment that thrives on mutual respect. When you step foot on Rollins' campus, you're joining a global community of scholarship."
We as students strongly share these sentiments and many of us chose to join this community of public health practitioners because of them.
Let's support Anne by asking RSPH Dean's Office, RSPH Office of Admissions and Student Services, Emory Office of Financial Aid, and Emory Office of International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) to reconsider her case. Allowing students to fall through the cracks is a direct contradiction to our values as an institution, and Anne's absence in the Emory Community would surely leave a hole. We also ask Emory Campus Life and Emory Alliance Credit Union to expand financial opportunities for RSPH international students.
The students of Rollins sign this petition to support one of their own and demand that Rollins adheres to its commitment to supporting future leaders of public health.
We would like to see RSPH and Emory University acknowledge that Anne's leave of absence and subsequent removal from the United States is a detrimental consequence to a student in financial need by:
1. Enhancing internal funding for international students:
- Opening REAL positions for international students during their first semester
- Working towards collaboration across the university to create "graduate assistantships" that would fund tuition for international students.
- Expanding emergency funding for international students
- Createing a need-based scholarship for international students in order to diversify within the international student community at RSPH
2. Empowering the RSPH community to utilize all available resources, assistance, and advocates throughout their time at RSPH.
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4. Expanding partnership with Emory Alliance Credit Union beyond the Goizueta Business School and Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing. Strengthening ties between Emory Alliance Credit Union and RSPH Administration in order to facilitate more financing opportunities for RSPH international students.
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My frame was not hidden from you when I was made in the secret place. When I was woven together in the depths of the earth, PS 139:15
Something just didn't feel quite right this time. My Momma's intuition was buzzing, ...but hey, my emotions can be all over the place, so most of the time I choose to ignore those naggy little whispers.
The stirrings in my heart weren't scary, just a persistent feeling that this was not going to be an ordinary appointment for Quynh. We had scheduled this visit with her team of specialists at AR Children's Hospital couple a of months ago, so there was plenty of time to prepare for it. No reason to fret.
Marvin and I had concerns about two growths in her abdomen, but also have thankfully learned enough about KTS to realize these are part of her disease process and will come and go. So, though we were expecting that they would need to be removed, we weren't overly concerned. Move on out, nagging gut...
Our day started well. We finally cracked the code to get to Little Rock for an 11:00 appointment. That means four kids out the door to school, cleaning ourselves up, getting Quynh and all her gear ready to go, having a bag packed for me in readiness for a hospital stay, and somehow being nice to each other while we do all that before 7:15, Quite the combination to crack.
As is typical on our trips, hour one is spent mostly in quiet while we all decompress from the gettin' ready. Quynh has added hugely to her vocab since our last trip to Children's, including frequent, "are we there yets?" The first one chirped just a mile from home. This was going to be a long and winding road for her.
We arrived in time to swish into our first appt. with her surgeon, one of our fave docs. He concurred that the growths in her belly were not an urgent issue. It's always fun to watch the docs marvel at her progress. They have all known her since she was a newborn, and each has done at least one major surgery or intervention on her. She has charmed them . They are amazed at her. And, top number one thing they do....they love her.
After a bit of down time to run errands and grab lunch, we had our team appt with her vascular/lymphatic/ortho team of doctors. Quynh did better emotionally than expected . We are thankful for a bit more maturity and increased verbal skills that allows us and her physicians to comfort and reassure her. She received good reports from these dear folks, and except for some xrays requested by us of her hips and legs, we were done!
Onward to radiology for routine xrays, which we wanted designed to give us an accurate measurement of the length difference of her legs. This to help her have the appropriately sized orthotics to maximize her uneven legs to optimal height.
What a difference a year makes in attitude. Her last set of xrays last year left me feeling like we needed an exorcist after all of her screaming. This year she was talkative, relaxed and cooperative. So grateful.
Soon back at our team's office, where our friendship with the staff flows as well as all of Quynh's medical considerations, her kind orthopedic surgeon was pouring over her xrays. And, in a few moments, called Marvin and I in...with the words..."I don't like what I see".
There you go. Not expected. One of those moments when you know things are going to change. And you know you have two responses to choose from.
Am I going to believe that God is in charge and loves Quynh more than I possibly can, and there are no mistakes....or
Am I going to despair.
When the Faith that we talk about becomes very real...
Her doc went on to say that Quynh's right hip is completely dislocated, and quite deformed, and the other is quite deformed as well, but ball and socket are still together. We all sat quietly and just took it in.
What we did feel was support, that her team was grieving with us at this news, and that we will all leave no stone unturned to figure out what is best for her at this point.
I can't say I handled it all well in category 1...acceptance. For the rest of the evening, I processed, prayed, felt the wind leave my sails, let myself be in a funk, called and texted friends to share the news, and leaned on Marvin.
But, we both are choosing to emerge with our solid belief that God makes NO mistakes. And, how could we possibly doubt Him, when He has proven Himself faithful over and over and over in her life. She has been a miracle from her first day.
So...what does this mean?
We will go back to AR Children's for a series of hip xrays.
Quynh's team will consult with surgeon's around the country to see if a hip revision surgery has been done on a KTS patient (I have only found one on line...and hers was a risky case.) Because of vascular and lymphatic complications, surgery and hard wear of this kind is very risky.
We will continue with physical therapy as we have, including letting Quynh try to learn to walk independently. We can't imagine how she tolerates the pain...but despite a limp with that leg, she has not complained much.
And lastly, without surgery or casting (which she is likely too old for), she will eventually need a chair. Not the end of the world, just a new way to approach life.
Please pray with us in the next weeks as we process this, as research happens and decisions are made. We love comments and knowing that you are praying because we KNOW it makes a huge impact in her life. THANK YOU....
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Posted by vcicarol at 5:53 PM
2 comments:
- annellecate said...
Beautiful words about a beautiful little girl- I will pray
- January 29, 2011 at 7:00 AM
- Jennifer Taylor said...
Oh Carol, I am so sad to read this update. We will continue to lift you and Marvin and Quynh up in prayer. As we know, God is the Healer and Protector! Much love,
- January 31, 2011 at 6:38 AM
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Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge (subject to availability, amount varies)
Breakfast costs between EUR 10 and EUR 16 for adults, and EUR 0 and EUR 16 for children (approximately)
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 59 per vehicle (one-way)
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We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
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Superb 9.0 From 97 reviews
Very small room ! a Tinny shower for an highly expensive price !
Fantastic stay while in Paris. The staff was so helpful and the facilities were so charming. It's the exact style hotel I was looking for while enjoying Paris.
All very good. I loved my room. The staff was superior.
The St. Paul Rive Gauche is a wonderful little hotel in the 6th arr. it is very close to a variety of restaurants and shops in St. Germain, the service here is top notch , and they have a delightful breakfast - we enjoyed the historical Buildung as well !
Room is small bathroom is even smaller. If you are a taller or wider person I wouldnt suggest staying here. Elevator could barely fit 2 people with small luggage. The small window had a terrible view. Not impressed with reception. Left feeling like basic needs were met but nothing extra comfortable or wonderful about this stay. Not a place i would suggest or go back to.
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