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The place is very cozy, the hosts very friendly we really liked the view, i loved it! I still recommend it a lot.
Carito2016-12-12T00:00:00ZThe hosts were very friendly and supportive, open to requests. The option to order a very rich breakfast in the morning made our girls happy and our logistics much easier. The view from the window is amazing and the quiet allowed for peaceful sleep.
Limor2017-01-07T00:00:00ZThis is the best Airbnb I had from 2015 till now. They have one of the most beautiful and delicate houses in the world. Elbe is an excellent airtist and cook. She served the best pancake in the world and prepared so delicious breakfast for us. Petar is also so nice and he picked up us and sent us to the station. He also helped us to book tickets. The room and bed is comfortable and everywhere is very clean. We really enjoyed our stay there. We would like to come again in Summer time and strongly recommend their house to everyone.
Junmei2017-01-02T00:00:00ZOur stay at Peter and Elbie's house during New Year's eve was a pleasure. Even though we stayed there just for three days, we enjoyed it very much. They are both very attentive! Even though we didn't use the option of them making us breakfast, they still offered us coffee and juice to start our day. What needs to be mentioned was Peter's very kind offer to pick us up with his car after the New Year's Eve Party and also drive us back to our own car the next afternoon. All in all they were great hosts and made our trip very comfortable!
Julia2017-01-02T00:00:00ZPeter and Elbe were fantastic hosts who made sure that every one of our needs were met, even when two of us were ill. Elbe' breakfasts were amazing and Peter was very kind and helpful in offering to transport us to and from the station and airport. It takes about an hour to get into Amsterdam city by public transport, but the house and the facilities were awesome. Definitely recommend!
Lilian2017-01-05T00:00:00ZMy time here was very good. I enjoyed the vue and the place. This cuple is very welcoming and welling to help. They made there home a good place to rest. And there breakfast are awesome !
christelle2017-02-24T00:00:00ZThis is for sure the best Airbnb experience! Elbie and Peter made our trip better! They have an incredible house! Very cosy, with an incredible view. It is a big a room that looks like two and it is very beautiful and warm. The bathroom is also clean and Peter and Elbie woke us up with deliscious breakfasts! Peter picked us up from the airport at midnight and also picked us up after disco something that made us feel a lot more comfortable and safe. We wanted to stay there forever :p! We love peter and elbie, they are super funny, and we will return there next summer for some boat trip!
Cristina2016-11-24T00:00:00ZVery welcoming couple, beautiful house, breakfast at the top, room recommended! Only hic: 25-30 min from Amsterdam
Céline2016-11-14T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Nederhorst Den Berg, Noord-Holland 1394 GR, Netherlands
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Nederhorst Den Berg, Noord-Holland 1394, Netherlands
Wij hebben in de meivakantie 4 nachten in Geraldien's heerlijke huis gezeten met onze 2 kids (3 en 5). Alhoewel het huis van de voorkant anders doet vrmoeden zit ereen zee van ruimte achter. Ruime woonoppervlakte en lekkere tuin. Alle spullen aanwezig om met kinderen heerlijk te relaxen, met name trampoline een boomhut waren top. Ook veel speelgoed, van kapla tot princessenjurken. Ook alle keuken spullen zijn aanwezig zoals oven koelkast magnetron etc. Huis was schoon. En de poezen zijn erg gezellig
Johan2015-05-07T00:00:00ZSéjour très agréable dans cette maison spacieuse et lumineuse. Nous avons apprécié le jardin avec accès direct au lac, d'autant plus que Geraldien nous a laissé à disposition ses canoés et bateaux. Les chats sont adorables. On trouve tous les services dans le village (supermarché, pharmacie, restaurants...), on peut même y aller à pied ou à vélo ( Merci à Geraldien qui nous a permis d'emprunter ses vélos)! L'endroit est très bien placé pour visiter Amsterdam, Utrecht, l'île de Marken ou les petits villages de Volendam, Edam. Bref, que de bons souvenirs! Famille Thomas France
Philippe2014-08-06T00:00:00ZRoom Type
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Property Type
Nederhorst den Berg, North Holland 1394 GN, Netherlands
This place is one of those secrets you actually don't want to share. Beautiful surroundings with a luxurious cottage feeling in the middle of the woods. The nice welcome and treatment will make your visit complete.
Marcel2017-01-31T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 5 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
NiekMike is very nice, we are enjoy the staying. Ideal for family
Junwei2017-02-22T00:00:00ZMike en Mirjam zijn gastvrije mensen en voelen goed aan of je behoefte hebt aan een praatje of juist even met rust gelaten wil worden. 's ochtends kregen we een perfect georganiseerd ontbijtje geserveerd. We hebben genoten van de mooie en rustige omgeving. En konden ons heerlijk terug trekken in de ruime en nette woning. Je bent letterlijk met een paar stappen op de wandelpaden van het bos. We hebben gezellig samen kunnen koken in de keuken (alles aanwezig) ondertussen kroop onze kleine meid lekker rond.
Roel2016-12-07T00:00:00ZDie Beschreibung und Fotos entsprechen sehr genau der Beschreibung bei Airbnb. Darüber hinaus wurden wir von Mike und Miriam ganz herzlich empfangen. Das Frühstück wurde uns zu unseren Wunschzeiten serviert, mit frischem Obst, Joghurt, frischen Brötchen, Croissants , Wurst , Käse. Das Ferienhaus ist sehr geräumig, sehr sauber mit schönen Möbeln und Accessoires eingerichtet, es ist sehr ruhig gelegen,mitten im Wald. Laren , Utrecht sind mit dem Auto schnell zu erreichen. Mike und Miriam sind tolle Gastgeber, nochmals danke für den Restaurant Tipp bei Loedje, das war mhhhh sehr lecker. Wir kommen bestimmt nochmal wieder aber dann im Sommer, wegen des Pool's. LG nochmal Anja & Judith
Anja2016-12-12T00:00:00ZMooi huis, fijne plek, heerlijk ontbijt en een warm welkom!
Anne2017-01-16T00:00:00ZMike en Mirjam zijn ontzettend leuke en enthousiaste mensen. Gastvrijheid staat hoog in het vaandel bij hun. Het huisje en de omgeving is geweldig! en het ontbijt was heel uitgebreid en heerlijk! Een aanrader
Astrid2017-02-28T00:00:00ZHeel relaxte avond en nacht gehad in de accomodatie. Verhuurder was flexibel en vriendelijk. Ontbijt was heerlijk.
Gerart2017-01-30T00:00:00ZRoom Type
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Property Type
Eemnes, Utrecht 3755 MZ, Netherlands
Naveal is hundsom guy he is a kind caring about every details ilike every thing in this house
Abdullah2016-08-23T00:00:00ZCosy room and nice host. Really clean. I experienced an great time in Naveal home.
Eric2016-09-22T00:00:00ZThe room was very nice and tidy. The host was very respectfull, polite and helpfull. The house was only 15 minutes with tram 26 from central station and was close to the beacht. I liked everything from this house
Shaw2016-09-20T00:00:00ZMy experience was great. Fantastic place in the beautiful new neighbourhood , very close to the beach and the tram 26 which takes you directly to the central station. Very helpful and nice host. We had a really nice chat and I my next time in Amsterdam I will choose this place again for sure.
Nebojsa2016-09-02T00:00:00ZGreat place! Super close to the beach, very comfortable room with a great bed. Very clean with a market near by. 15-20 min to get to down town.
Ari2016-09-16T00:00:00ZThe house is amazing, clean, the bed is super comfy, and the house is always kept at a nice 18Celsius. There's a tram #26 only 7 minutes away that takes you in 20 minutes to the central station. In the kitchen there's a stove and oven/microwave. The neighbiorhood is super quiet, excellent for light sleepers. Mudassar is a great host, thanks for a wonderful stay.
david2017-01-02T00:00:00ZIt is located in a safe and quiet neighborhood, and takes about 30 minutes from Amsterdam Central Station. I had everything I needed there. I could cook, do my laundry, and above all take a very nice hot bath.
Takemi2016-09-19T00:00:00ZThe room was clean n quiet. The host n roommate were very helpful! It was a good experience in Amsterdam.
Queeny2016-09-08T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 1087, Netherlands
Awesome great place right on the lake and morning views are super amazing, Charley went out of his way to help our family with the directions and surrounding places....his place is just amazing.....very quiet and true experience of Netherlands......away from hustle and bustle of large city yet only 20 mins drive to downtown Amsterdam....only bad mark was wifi when Charley closes his restaurant and turns off the lights, the wifi goes off (URL HIDDEN) Charley please make sure wifi stays on......will recommend his place to anyone.....you will love your stay here no doubt.....
Maritza2016-06-30T00:00:00ZCharley's appartment was really easy to reach. The place is located above a cute American style restaurant with kind people which helps a lot for everything. The owner came quick when we have issues. I would recommend strongly this appartment without hesitation.
Grégory2016-04-10T00:00:00ZThe apartment was very spacious and nice. We had a great view of one of the many canals around the city. The restaurant below the flat served great food and the staff were very welcoming. I would recommend this flat to anyone wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Thank you again!
Brian2015-09-27T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 71 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
PolIt was really great, we've al enjoy our week end in Amsterdam, the apartment was so close to the town and so beautiful! The restaurant was really good too, we will come back soon there for sure!
Nathan2015-04-01T00:00:00ZIt was really nice living in this apartment. The rooms are spacy and clean. The hoster and all his friends are extremely kind and nice and really want to make your stay as beautiful as possible.
Karim 2015-09-30T00:00:00ZThe area is very calm, the apartment (and terrace) very spacious and cozy. A bottle of wine awaited along with some sweets. Overall a very enjoyable experience.
Sašo2016-03-28T00:00:00Z5 stars! It will be hard to find a better place to stay for the price you'll pay. Quiet town around 30 mins away from amsterdam. Nice clean apartment with a rooftop terrace over looking a river. Pouya is a top man and will go out of his way to make your stay as comfortable as possible! Thanks for having us
Sam2015-06-10T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/flat
Property Type
Nederhorst Den Berg, Noord-Holland 1394 GT, Netherlands
Beautiful town and nice small wagon with great view..had great time living there. Enough space for all basic necessities, sitting in garden and enjoying our breakfast with the nice view of the harbor was one of the nicest moment we had. Annemarie gave us nice welcome, the place was very much clean. She provided us useful information about the how to reach Amsterdam and nice nearby area for biking.. she was very nice and friendly person. As she suggested and we found, the village was awesome for bike around and enjoying the small beaches.. As temperature rose up a bit, we had bit of issue with the mosquitoes. So would suggest future comers to be bit careful and prepared about this..:-) Overall, had great stay!!
Pooja2016-05-09T00:00:00ZAnnemarie was a lovely host and we felt very welcome. The loft style wagon was small but comfortable and there was enough space for two people. The place at the sea was awesome!!! Thank you for the good time and we are comming back one day;)
Rosi2015-08-04T00:00:00ZWe loved staying at Annemaries Mini me! Everything including the interior is very lovely, clean and stylish. We had a great time with 4 days of sunshine. Annemarie and her boyfriend are really nice and we enjoyed good conversation and fun together. Thank you for having us and all the best for you!
Anika2016-06-10T00:00:00ZNice designed and cozy wagon. Very quiet around. Just a few minutes to walk in town. There is a bus station in front of the house that brings you every hour to weesp. Here you can catch a train to Amsterdam. Or you just enjoy the nice landscape and rent a bike.
Birgit2016-08-16T00:00:00ZReally nice place, peaceful and not so far from amsterdam central. Cosy and warm tiny house with everything you'll need to enjoy Holland country. Your host is really respectful and happy to help when you need anything. The wagon is in a small town really quiet and surounded by nature and green, but in the same time near to every service you could need in your trip like transport and supermarket. I recommend!
Gaspard2016-01-04T00:00:00ZMe and my boyfriend went to the Netherlands for a few days, searching for some time off to relax. Mini Me was really sweet and cosy and everything we expected. Everything we needed was there. Although the tipical "Netherlands"-Weather held us from having a boatstour on the nearby sea. We had a wonderful time there. Annemarie was also very nice and welcoming.
Amira2015-09-07T00:00:00ZAnnemarie was an amazing host and extremely helpful. Very welcoming upon arrival. She had heaps of information to share. I would love to go back and stay in her lovely place again!
Shannon2016-04-09T00:00:00ZAnnemarie was a very welcoming host and gave us plenty of ideas of things we could do in Amsterdam, as well as where the wagon is situated in Nederhorst Den Berg. The wagon itself was very cute and cosy and in a beautiful little village. As Annemarie already has stated, there is only one bus an hour back to this village from Veesp so you really need to bear this in mind. It also doesn't run on a Sunday so you can't really get into Amsterdam on a Sunday unless you pay for a taxi or hire a bike. Overall we were very happy with our experience and it was good value for money.
sebastian2015-09-26T00:00:00ZRoom Type
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Nederhorst den Berg, Noord-Holland 1394GP, Netherlands
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Nederhorst Den Berg, Noord-Holland 1394 BJ, Netherlands
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Nederhorst Den Berg, Noord-Holland 1394 BM, Netherlands
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Nederhorst den Berg, Noord-Holland 1394 GZ, Netherlands
We (2 + 3) had a wonderful vacation. The house has a great location, we could reach all the main activities for families within 20-60 minutes. The house has a big garden with nice animals, the kids liked to feed and play with them. The inside of the house is very decorated and has a relaxing atmosphere. The kitchen was great, we used it almost every evening for our family dinners. In the living room there is a big TV with play station and amazing collection of movies for kids. The beds were comfortable. The internet connection wasn't very good / stable. We mostly relied on mobile network instead of the wifi. Sigrid and Evert were amazing hosts from few days prior to our arrival until the last minute. They helped us with everything we needed and more. The neighborhood is located is a peaceful and quick place. I enjoyed very much the morning runs in the nature near by the house.
Roni2016-09-07T00:00:00ZWe arrived late at night, after dark. But the guesthouse was not hard to find and Sigrid was waiting for us. Thank you Sigrid. The guesthouse was exactly as we expected, warm and cheerful....very much like our hosts. We were on a tight schedule and Sigrid made it easier for us with instructions and suggestions the next morning as promised....again thank you Sigrid....:)
B H2014-05-03T00:00:00ZWe had a great time in this lovely house. Confortable for two families (two adults and 6 teenagers). 25 minuts from Amsterdam and very nice countryside. Nos hôtes étaient charmants. A recommander. Heerlijk Bedankt
Robert2013-11-04T00:00:00ZWe had a great family (4 adults 3 kids) weekend at Sigrid's house! It was exactly what we expected from seeing the pictures and reading the description. The kids loved the chickens and rabbits and loved looking for the fresh eggs in the morning. We also made good use of the big BBQ. Because we had some hot summer-days, sleeping upstairs was a bit hot, but Sigrid wants to place mosquito nets in front of the windows soon, so then you can let the fresh air in without worrying about mosquito bites. The area is also very nice, we especially liked the "Spiegelplas", great for swimming with small kids!
Liselotte2014-08-04T00:00:00ZWe had a very good time during our stay at Sigrid's place. The house is beautiful and so is the neighborhood. Sigrid was friendly and welcoming and we felt at home throughout our stay. Highly recommended!
Wasif2013-05-04T00:00:00ZWe had a great time at this lovely guest house. The location was gorgeous, and the kids played with all the animals for hours and hours. The decor at the house was funky and fun, and it seemed little treasures were tucked everywhere. The hosts were laid back and very friendly. We enjoyed the BBQ and great outdoor table. The free wifi and large TV were nice. In the kitchen there was not a lot of storage/pantry space for food stuffs. We also felt the upstairs roof-windows could benefit from curtains. Overall we really enjoyed our time, and look forward to coming back on another occasion.
Leon2014-06-29T00:00:00ZWe have had a wonderful time in this lovely country house. We (a group of 3 couples) immediately felt welcome thanks to the friendly owner Evert, dog Lola, three chicken ladies and the giant rabbits in the garden. Every morning we received fresh eggs from the chickens and in the garden we picked tomatoes and other vegetables. Beautiful surroundings as well as Kortenhoef, Loosdrecht, Vreeland and Ankeveen are very near by. We can definitely recommend this place! Thanks!
Madelon2013-08-30T00:00:00ZWe stayed as a group of friends for a long weekend at Sigrid's house and had a great time. The house is equipped with everything we needed (and more), we loved spending time in the garden with the various animals, sitting in the outside living room and using the bbq and Dutch tub (outside Jacuzzi). The house was in a great location about 25 mins to Amsterdam and 5 mins from a canoe place which was really good fun. We thoroughly enjoyed our short break there. Thanks sigrid!
Amy2014-06-15T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Nederhorst den Berg, North Holland 1394 AH, Netherlands
Yvonne is a wonderful person and excellent host. The house is located on a small island and beautifully maintained. Staying at her house was an amazing experience and we loved the Hospitality. We will definitely stay at her place again..
Meghashree2016-05-09T00:00:00Z2 days on this paradise, a small island with a wonderful garden, and so friendly people. We slept in the garden in a small room clean and really cute. They come with a small boat to pick you on the harbor. You can go swim in the clear natural water around the house. We din't go but next time!! By car its not far to go in amsterdam only 25minutes. Really we loved it! We will come back!! Thank you for this perfect week.
Florian2016-08-10T00:00:00ZYvonne was a lovely host! Four of my friends and I stayed at Yvonne's so we could visit Amsterdam. She made us breakfast if we wanted it and was very helpful when it came to figuring out how to get in and out of the city, which takes about 45 minutes to an hour and costs about 12 Euro each way. However, if you're visiting Amsterdam to really enjoy the nightlife of it this is not the best place to stay since you have to be back to the dock around 10pm. If you are looking for a relaxing place to stay near Amsterdam this is a great place to go especially because her property is beautiful.
Shannon2015-09-15T00:00:00ZYvonne was really helpful to describe how to get to the place. It was really clean and confortable. definitly a rare experiance in this little paradise of her house. Her husband was very nice as well. Such a charm in this house felt definitely better than a hotel. All little attentions were done! Really positive and peaceful! Thank you so much! I will come back!
svetlana2016-08-07T00:00:00ZWe loved our stay at Yvonne's house! Beautifully decorated and very clean, located on a little island, her house is a perfect getaway from the city and a truly relaxing place. We were especially lucky to have the whole place just for us. Thank you very much again, Yvonne, for your nice welcome. We would definitely come again. Elena & Flo
Florian2016-04-24T00:00:00ZThe house was really clean and located in a very nice area with a very nice view. And it is really easy and fast (25min) to go to Amsterdam . I would like to go there more often :)
Rojen2016-07-06T00:00:00ZGreat house and delicious breakfast. Yvonne is kind and helpful. I would definitely recommend this house
Christopher 2016-06-10T00:00:00ZWe didn't measure how hard it could be to get the location and honestly without a car it's better to find something more affordable by public transportation. We didn't go to the house as it was a sunday and the host recommended to come by car.
REESE2016-05-18T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Nederhorst den Berg, North Holland 1394, Netherlands
We loved to have stayed in Stef, Amanda and Eddy's place! Very nice and warm welcoming to their place! Place is so cosy and warmy like in the pictures!
Oriana2015-10-22T00:00:00ZStef and Angela are really nice hosts. We got a good hospitality dose :) They recommended us good spots to visit in Amsterdam. Room was exactly like described, spacious and bright. The terrace just won while we had a wonderful weather. We loved the neighbourhood because it is really calm and not so far from the centre. We really enjoyed our stay.
Lenka2015-06-07T00:00:00ZAmazing experience, would definitely stay again. Both Stef and his wife were very kind to us. The room is very comfortable with a great view of Martin Luther King Park across the street. It is easily accessible of public transportation to/from Amsterdam Central. Everything was very clean and welcoming, and Stef even provided for us maps and guides for Amsterdam, as well as a few free tickets to a festival at the park. 5/5 stars for sure.
Felix2014-08-25T00:00:00ZStef, thank you so much for the warm welcome and hospitality. Very nice people and made us feel comfortable at their home. The neighborhood is quiet and peaceful. Stefs wife is a very sweet lady and helped us with the travel information we required. Good breakfast also we got from Stefs home.
Terry2016-11-12T00:00:00ZIt´s had been a lovely days in Angela´s, Stef´s and Eddie´s house. We arrived very soon and they were very gentle because we had no problem leaving our bags in the room. Angela gave us useful information about how move from home to downtown. The room was comfortable and warm, there were cold days outside. We had all that we needed in the room and the neighborhood is full of shops and places to find everything you need. Last day in Amsterdam was a rainy day and Angela prepare to us delicious crepes and permit to stay until 17:00 a very kind detail. We will repeat for sure.
Ana2015-11-28T00:00:00ZVery beautiful flat and room in Amsterdam. Stef and his wife were helpful in giving tips for the trip. The room is compfortable for 3 people.
Sabine2014-11-11T00:00:00ZThe hosts were extremely gracious, kind and polite. They welcomed us with cookies and chocolate on the bed, they offered us maps and useful information about the city and most of all respected our privacy. The room was exactly as they described it: spacious, very clean with a lovely balcony. The neighborhood was great as well: safe, clean, quiet with nice shops, restaurants and cafes. We really liked that their location is not far from the tram and the very trendy and interesting De Pijp district. We strongly recommend them and hope to return there someday.
Arnon2015-06-20T00:00:00ZWe thoroughly enjoyed our stay! Thank you for such a great weekend and lovely hospitality.
Olivia 2017-01-18T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Amsterdam, North Holland 1079, Netherlands
What a great place! Way better than any hotel or hostel! Clean, warm and comfortable, it even has an awesome shower! We were even given a bottle of wine which was very welcome! We couldn't have asked for more! The Woonboat is really well located. Just 10 minutes by tram to Centraal Station. Aart was a brilliant host. We were given a very warm welcome even though we arrived a little late in the evening. He gave us advice on how to get around and where to go. Don't bother looking anywhere else in Amsterdam. This is the place you need to stay! Look out for Aart in the book about the Woonboats!
Chris2014-11-11T00:00:00ZWe had 5 amazing days in Amsterdam. Aart was a perfect host and made us feel home. His tips made our vacation special. The apartment is sunny and has everything you need. The location is not far from the center, very calm and interesting.
Lisa2015-09-28T00:00:00ZIt's a very nice (URL HIDDEN) mom loves this place a lot.You get a nice view here.And it's very warm.Aart is very nice and helpful.I will definitely recommend this place to others .And I will also choose this apartment next time if I visit Amsterdam again.
JingJing2015-03-09T00:00:00ZIt was great to stay in Aart's houseboat. He was very kind, and willing to help us if we need any help. So we felt welcomed & comfortable to stay there. The place where we stayed was clean and cozy. There is some kitchen eqipments - such as microwave, oven, fridge, dishes etc. I highly recommand this place. And I think it would be even nicer to stay in this place during the summer time - since there is a terrace where you could see the view of the other houses. Thank you for having us at your houseboat, Aart:)
YEEUN2017-02-11T00:00:00ZGreat experience! We stay in this house 4nights in 4 people. It is located near the city (we use the tram that stop about 5 minute walk). Very comfortable bathroom and bed. I recommand it!
Chiara2016-12-14T00:00:00ZOur experience staying at Aarts beautiful house boat was incredible. Although our stay was short, we really enjoyed coming back to the boat house at the end of a busy day. The neighbourhood is so lovely and the community is safe. The view is incredible and Aart is such a fantastic and friendly host. He even provided us a meal when we arrived, super thoughtful thank you so much Aart. We would definetely come back to the boat house. (Maybe in summer this time ) :)
Teresa2014-12-11T00:00:00ZAwesome place to stay! Extremely convenient to center city via tram. Aart goes out of his way to make sure you have everything you need. Only wish we were there for a longer stay!
Terri2015-07-04T00:00:00ZHad a fantastic time staying at Aart's place. The roof terrace in the sun is a beautiful place to be and Amsterdam is so easily accessible at less than 10 minutes by tram. Even made use of Aart's bikes to explore the immediate area.
Andrew2016-04-28T00:00:00ZRoom Type
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Property Type
Amsterdam, North Holland 1086, Netherlands
Great experience.
Rooshan2017-03-07T00:00:00ZRoom Type
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Property Type
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 1095, Netherlands
Being compact yet comfortable, you feel very well being there! The atmosphere on the ship is great :)
Jens2017-03-04T00:00:00ZIt was a great experience. I highly recommend it!
Robert2017-01-02T00:00:00ZWe loved staying on Aventuur!! It was so calm and peaceful and breakfast was wonderful! Definitely would come back!
Laura2017-02-19T00:00:00ZAfter a 7 hour delay back in London and arriving to -5 weather conditions, living on the canal in Ijburg really didn't sound too appealing. However, the journey from Central station to our accommodation couldn't have been easier, tram 26 from lumierestratt will be your holy grail of transport. Our host was super agreeable when it came to checking in (we went from 530pm check in to 1230am check in). There was an offer of breakfast every morning and the boat was clean, warm and silent (considering it had 14 other passengers aboard), this included the communal area, which is definitely where you'll end up as it's almost impossible to fit two people in the rooms. The bathroom and shower room were a little gross, imagine a festival or school trip bathroom facilities... a little neglected, a little smelly, a little cold and very small. The rooms themselves are small, as in single file, no more than two. There are bunk beds but they were snug and not a good snug (my partner is 5"10 and she was just about able to get comfy with the size). I'm extremely organised and have a crippling fear of being enclosed in a small space so I did my best to fit everything away when possible. Clothes in cases under the bed, towels and coats behind the door and toiletries literally in the sink. This made it manageable but we were totally taken aback by the size of room. We couldn't do anything in there, we had to change and do make up in other rooms and never got ready for nights out or the day together, which was a real shame. There was also no hair dryer aboard, which isn't mentioned on Air Bnb so we were unable to wash our hair in the shower as we'd probably have caught something with the freezing temperatures. I caught a cold regardless but long, wet hair sounds like a recipe for pneumonia. There were no plug sockets in our rooms meaning we had to leave them in the communal space to charge, and for anything else we may have needed (cameras, iPads), there also wasn't a lock on our cabin doors or the entrance to the boat itself - very weird, didn't enjoy. The people aboard were cool and we all tried to help each other out, food aboard wasn't up to much but we couldn't fault our host at all... she was hilarious, thoughtful and clearly loved the boat (and loved to give us a wake up call as to not miss eggy bread). Bring a towel! Also be aware of the radiator in your room it is a rollercoaster of tropical weather in there. In the night you'll shiver under the duvet but then you'll be opening your sinkhole at 6am because the room is sweating up. Regardless of the size we had an unforgettable trip to Amsterdam and the boat just added an extra adventure to our journey. What a way...
Beth2017-01-02T00:00:00ZActually great place, noemie and all staff Was really welcoming, and very aware. the breakfast Was the Best. And the boat very tidy. Id recommend to everybody. Excellent.
Camilo2017-01-12T00:00:00ZLocated in a quiet part of town only 20 minutes from the city center by tram. The atmosphere of the boat and being able to socialize with other guests was a great experience. I would recommend this place to anyone!
William2017-01-29T00:00:00ZVery kind and polite people
Marco2017-02-06T00:00:00ZUna experiencia diferente he interesante Wamme gracias
Cristian2016-12-25T00:00:00ZRoom Type
Private room
Property Type
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 1087, Netherlands
The host canceled this reservation 50 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.
JanoIt is very quiet and you can relax by seeing birds and cats coming to play in your garden.
Kaori2017-03-06T00:00:00ZRoom Type
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Ashish is a very nice host, very helpful and very easy-going to arrange our checkin and check out. The flat is about 30mn to the airpot by bus and 30mn to the city centre by metro. You have also nightbus every hour.
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There will also be the production of both hard copy and digital learning resources: a professionally produced anthology (in hard copy and ebook), and a podcast, incorporating recordings of the stories. The anthology of their work will be released early 2016.
Exquisite I is informed by the successful "Writing Places" project SA Writers Centre delivered with Adelaide High School in 2014, through which we produced the anthology #radelaide. SA Writers Centre has a strong record in supporting multicultural writers, currently running projects for young ATSI writers, young writers with disability and are supporting Tongues, a local literary journal for multilingual writing.
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Manal Younus is a South Australian based freelance storyteller. As a Muslim with Eritrean origins living in Australia, the young writer and spoken word artist uses her poetry to both discover and strengthen her identity as well as to spark thought and discussions amongst those around her. Since making the Australian Poetry Slam National Finals in 2013, Manal no longer competes in slams but has gone on to perform around the country including at The Sydney Opera House, Footscray Community Arts Centre, Melbourne's Voices in the Attic and the National Young Writer's Festival. In 2015, Manal released her first book of poetry called 'Reap'.
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Very nice little essay there. Wish my dad had given me that sort of description of geometry when I was wallowing in it in high school myself. Hindsight being 20/20, I can see that now. It is too easy to get stuck on one way of doing something, think of the the box as it were. I've had to debug (and re-write) Perl scripts that were essentially NT batch command processes because that was the only way the person who was writing it seemed to be able to think. If you focus too closely on something, you sometimes can't see another way around a particular problem. You almost need to be someone who specializes in generality (or something to that effect :-). Anyway, very thought provoking. "Ex libris un peut de tout" In reply to Re: Programming & real life
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(a) In accordance with Chapter I (General Provisions) Regulation 4, of SOLAS, the Commandant may exempt a vessel, which is not normally engaged on an international voyage but that in exceptional circumstances is required to undertake a single international voyage from any of the requirements of the regulations of SOLAS provided that the vessel complies with safety requirements that are adequate, in the Commandant's opinion, for the voyage that is to be undertaken.
(b) In accordance with Chapter II-1 (Construction - Subdivision and Stability, Machinery and Electrical Installations) Regulation 1, Chapter II-2 (Construction - Fire Protection, Fire Detection and Fire Extinction) Regulation 1, and Chapter III (Life Saving Appliances and Arrangements) Regulation 2 of SOLAS, the Commandant may exempt a vessel that does not proceed more than 20 miles from the nearest land from any of the specific requirements of Chapters II-1, II-2, and III of SOLAS if the Commandant determines that the sheltered nature and conditions of the voyage are such as to render the application of such requirements unreasonable or unnecessary.
(c) The Commandant may exempt a vessel from requirements of the regulations of SOLAS in accordance with paragraphs (a) and (b) of this section upon a written request from the owner or managing operator submitted to the Commandant via the cognizant OCMI.
(d) When the Commandant grants an exemption to a vessel in accordance with this section, the Commandant will authorize the cognizant OCMI to issue the original SOLAS Exemption Certificate describing the exemption. Subsequent SOLAS Exemption Certificates are issued by the cognizant OCMI unless any changes to the vessel or its operations have occurred that changes the information on the SOLAS Exemption or Passenger Ship Safety Certificates, in which case the Commandant will authorize the cognizant OCMI to reissue the certificate. A SOLAS Exemption Certificate is not valid for longer than the period of the SOLAS Passenger Ship Safety Certificate to which it refers.
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A former pupil of Denholm PS and Jedburgh Grammar School, Banff-born Lauren Harris went on to attend Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen where she studied physiotherapy and played for Melrose.
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She made her Scotland debut against Spain in the January 2011 friendly in Madrid. Her first try for Scotland came against Ireland in the 2011 Six Nations and in the November 2011 victory over the Netherlands, she scored a brace of tries in the 33-10 win in Amsterdam. Her fourth score came against Italy in the 2012 RBS 6 Nations.
Lauren played in all four tournaments during the debut Scotland Women 7s season in 2012 scoring five tries at Rugby Rocks London, six tries at the FIRA-AER European qualifier in Ghent and one at the FIRA WRWC qualifier in Moscow. She participated, alongisde other Scotland Women 7s team members, at the Tobago 7s in 2012 and not only was a member of the winning team but was also voted Most Valuable Player of the tournament.
She then took time out to travel to the southern hemisphere, working in Australia and New Zealand, playing rugby for the Tribe 7s in the former and in the regional NPC in the latter for Wellington, where she played at Westpac Stadium and Eden Park. She is currently a locum physiotherapist south of the border.
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Minister Rowley says plans are underway toward making HDC financially self-sufficient
Housing Minister Dr Keith Rowley, right, and managing director of the Housing Development Corporation, Noel Garcia, peer through a window of one of the new units of the East Grove development at Ramgoolie Trace, Curepe, yesterday.
Housing Minister Dr Keith Rowley presents Judy Ramoutar with the keys to her new home at East Grove, Ramgoolie Trace, Curepe, yesterday.
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Plans are well underway for making the Housing Development Corporation (HDC) financially self-sufficient, Housing Minister Dr Keith Rowley has said.
He made the statement while delivering the feature address at a function to present keys to new homeowners at East Grove, Ramgoolie Trace, Curepe, yesterday.
The first phase of the development, which was carried out by QS Services, comprises 16 single units, 116 town units, 54 duplexes, 180 apartments, among other housing models.
It features underground electricity and vast open spaces for recreation and relaxation.
We expectin the not-too-distant future to be able to use the asset base of the HDC to generate the significant revenues that are required to keep this programme going, Rowley said, as he outlined the corporations mandate of providing suitable homes for the nations citizens.
He said the Auditor General was currently reviewing the HDCs financial statement of work which has been completed under the public sector housing programme within the past few years.
We have done the work. We are simply awaiting the examination of those reports by the Auditor General and as soon as we get that signed off upon, the HDC will be in a position like any other agencyto move towards the banking sector and to use its own asset base to contribute significantly to the financing of the housing programme, Rowley said.
He said that once the assessment was completed, it would relieve the Minister of Finance of having to inject a large amount of money into the programme.
When we get to that stage, the programme would be truly self-sustaining, the minister added.
Nearing the end of his address, Rowley also spoke about the establishment of a housing fund to assist young people with saving toward their homes, as well as a programme targeting people who have access to a piece of land on which they want to build.
There is Government assistance available to persons below a certain income bracket, if you have a site which you might have bought some time before or which you have inherited. Once you have the authority to build on that site, there is a programme available to get assistance to do your own construction, he said.
Project consultant Imtiaz Hosein, in his overview, said the areas road infrastructure and sewerage would be upgraded to meet the demands of the East Grove development.
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Lesson 138 Celestial Marriage, Celestial Glory Doctrine and Covenants 131 v
May 16, 1843 Background The Prophet Joseph Smith, in company with William Clayton, George Miller, Eliza and Lydia Partridge, and J.M. Smith, left Nauvoo for Ramus, Illinois, twenty-two miles to the southeast from Nauvoo. Joseph Smith and William Clayton stayed at the home of Benjamin F. Johnson, where before retiring the Prophet gave some instructions on the priesthood to Brother and Sister Johnson. During that evening he turned to William Clayton, placed his hand on his knee, and said, "Your life is hid with Christ in God, and so are many others. Nothing but the unpardonable sin can prevent you from inheriting eternal life for you are sealed up by the power of the Priesthood unto eternal life, having taken the step necessary for that purpose." (History of the Church, 5:391.)
If the lock represents entrance into the highest degree of the celestial kingdom, what does the combination represent? Doctrine and Covenants 131
Joseph Smith performed the sealing as husband and wife for eternity for Benjamin F. and Melissa Johnson. Sealing—Celestial Glory He also taught them how eternal marriage is related to the celestial kingdom. D&C 131:1-4 Receiving the highest degree of glory within the celestial kingdom as exaltation or eternal life.
New and Everlasting Covenant D&C 131:1-4 The word new in this context means that this covenant was newly restored in our dispensation. The term everlasting means that this essential covenant will endure through eternity. In what ways do you think celestial marriage between a man and a woman prepares them for exaltation? In order to obtain the highest degree of the celestial kingdom, we must enter into the new and everlasting covenant of marriage
D&C 131:1-4 Elder David A. Bednar "Two compelling doctrinal reasons help us to understand why eternal marriage is essential to the Father's plan. "Reason 1: The natures of male and female spirits complete and perfect each other, and therefore men and women are intended to progress together toward exaltation. … "By divine design, men and women are intended to progress together toward perfection and a fulness of glory. Because of their distinctive temperaments and capacities, males and females each bring to a marriage relationship unique perspectives and experiences. The man and the woman contribute differently but equally to a oneness and a unity that can be achieved in no other way. The man completes and perfects the woman and the woman completes and perfects the man as they learn from and mutually strengthen and bless each other. … "Reason 2: By divine design, both a man and a woman are needed to bring children into mortality and to provide the best setting for the rearing and nurturing of children."
D&C 131:1-4 Why is marriage between a man and a woman necessary for our exaltation? Marriage in the Lord's House How could understanding the doctrine that celestial marriage is essential for exaltation affect what you look for in a future spouse? Why is it important at your age to make it a priority to prepare to be married eternally in the temple?
D&C 131:1-4 True to the Faith The blessings of exaltation will be available to those who do not have the opportunity for a celestial marriage in this life Exaltation Available To All "Some members of the Church remain single through no fault of their own, even though they want to marry. If you find yourself in this situation, be assured that 'all things work together for good to them that love God' (Romans 8:28). As you remain worthy, you will someday, in this life or the next, be given all the blessings of an eternal family relationship."
D&C 131:1-4 Eternal Increase "Except a man and his wife enter into an everlasting covenant and be married for eternity, while in this probation, by the power and authority of the Holy Priesthood, they will cease to increase when they die; that is, they will not have any children after the resurrection. But those who are married by the power and authority of the priesthood in this life, and continue without committing the sin against the Holy Ghost, will continue to increase and have children in the celestial glory." HC The Wright family Only resurrected and glorified beings can become parents of spirit offspring Message of First Presidency
Scripture Mastery In the celestial glory there are three heavens or degrees; And in order to obtain the highest, a man must enter into this order of the priesthood [meaning the new and everlasting covenant of marriage]; And if he does not, he cannot obtain it. He may enter into the other, but that is the end of his kingdom; he cannot have an increase. D&C 131:1-4 Scripture Mastery
D&C 131:5 Elder Bruce R. McConkie More Sure Word of Prophecy May 17, 1843 "Those members of the Church who devote themselves wholly to righteousness, living by every word that proceedeth forth from the mouth of God, make their calling and election sure. That is, they receive the more sure word of prophecy, which means that the Lord seals their exaltation upon them while they are yet in this life. Peter summarized the course of righteousness which the saints must pursue to make their calling and election sure and then (referring to his experience on the Mount of Transfiguration with James and John) said that those three had received this more sure word of prophecy. (2 Pet. 1.) …
D&C 131:5 Elder Bruce R. McConkie Alma is Promised Eternal Life "Those so favored of the Lord are sealed up against all manner of sin and blasphemy except the blasphemy against the Holy Ghost and the shedding of innocent blood. That is, their exaltation is assured; their calling and election is made sure, because they have obeyed the fulness of God's laws and have overcome the world." Thou art my servant; and I covenant with thee that thou shalt have eternal life; and thou shalt serve me and go forth in my name, and shalt gather together my sheep. Mosiah 26:20
D&C 131:6 Ignorance What might prevent someone from receiving eternal life? Lack of knowledge or information. "A man is saved no faster than he gets knowledge, for if he does not get knowledge, he will be brought into captivity by some evil power in the other world, as evil spirits will have more knowledge, and consequently more power than many men who are on the earth. Hence it needs revelation to assist us, and give us knowledge of the things of God." HC
D&C 131:6 President Marion G. Romney "Knowledge of 'the only true God, and Jesus Christ' is the most important knowledge in the universe; it is the knowledge without which the Prophet Joseph Smith said no man could be saved. The lack of it is the ignorance referred to in the revelation wherein it is written: 'It is impossible for a man to be saved in ignorance.'" And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent. John 17:3 Knowledge Ignorance
D&C 131:7-8 Spirit Matter More Fine and Pure Nothing is made out of nothing "All material organization in our world is produced from the earth, or from its own elements, as we daily witness while there is not a single instance of a thing, or being, produced from nothing, so far as has come within the sphere of man's observation All creations are composed of matter, but spirit matter is "more fine or pure.
Sources: Suggested Song: Families Can Be Together Forever pg. 188 Children's Songbook Videos: Enduring Love (4:16) Knowledge of God and Jesus Christ (0:40) The Glory of God is Intelligence (3:17) Elder David A. Bednar ("Marriage Is Essential to His Eternal Plan," Ensign, June 2006, 83–84; boldface and italics removed). True to the Faith: A Gospel Reference [2004], 99. History of the Church, 5:391; 4:588; see also Smith, Teachings, pp. 300–301. Joseph F. Smith, Anthon H. Lund, and Charles W. Penrose Messages of the First Presidency,5:34 in 1910 Elder Bruce R. McConkie Mormon Doctrine, pp. 109–10 President Marion G. Romney ("Except a Man Be Born Again," Ensign, Nov. 1981, 14).
William H. Clayton (July 17, 1814 – December 4, 1879) was an early leader in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and acted as a clerk and scribe to the Mormon religious leader Joseph Smith. Clayton, born in England, is recognized as an American pioneer journalist, scribe, inventor, lyricist and musician. Clayton was born in Penwortham, Lancashire, England, the son of Thomas Clayton and Ann Critchley. He was the eldest of fourteen children. He married Ruth Moon on October 9, 1836. In 1836, Clayton investigated the Church of the Latter Day Saints. Taught by church apostles Heber C. Kimball and Orson Hyde, Clayton was baptized October 21, 1837; ordained a priest in December; and a high priest on April 1, 1838. Clayton's parents and siblings also joined the church. Clayton put aside his employment as a factory clerk to devote his time to missionary service in England, and was successful in founding a branch of the church in Manchester. In 1838, he served as second counselor to the British mission president Joseph Fielding, with Willard Richards as first counselor. In September 1840, Clayton led a group of British converts and emigrated to the United States. He and his family first attempted to farm in Iowa Territory, then settled in the predominantly Latter Day Saint community of Nauvoo, Illinois. There he acted as a clerk and scribe to Joseph Smith. In an 1840 letter, now held in archives of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), Clayton wrote to church members in Manchester about interacting with Smith. Early in February 1846, Clayton left Nauvoo with the first Latter Day Saint group in their exodus to the West. He spent the winter of 1846-47 at Winter Quarters, Nebraska. The following year, Clayton was a member of the initial vanguard company that crossed the plains to select a western site for Mormon colonization. He acted as recording scribe for Brigham Young, President of the LDS Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, during the journey. The group traveled along the Platte River, into present day Wyoming territory and crossed the continental divide, ultimately reaching the Great Salt Lake Valley in modern Utah. Clayton's pioneer journal, later published, is the most well-known account of the expedition. He noted that land in the Salt Lake valley would be easy to clear as it had limited timber, and expressed concern over the apparent scarcity of rainfall. He later prepared and published The Latter-day Saints' Emigrants' Guide, a meticulous description of the route from Winter Quarters to Salt Lake City, with suggestions for camping places. Using his odometer, the guide had the most accurate distances of the day. It was a valuable guide for Mormon migrants, but was also used by pioneers bound for the Oregon and California territories. In April 1846, while camped near Locust Creek on the plains of Iowa, Clayton wrote the words to the popular LDS hymn, now known as "Come, Come, Ye Saints" which is sung to the music of a traditional English song, "All is Well." The hymn was in response to good news from Mormons still living in Nauvoo. Some of Clayton's other poems have also been put to music, including "When First the Glorious Light of Truth", also used as a hymn by the LDS Church. Clayton is credited with inventing a version of the modern odometer, during this trip across the plains from Missouri to Utah, with the help of Apostle and mathematician Orson Pratt. He was assigned to record the number of miles the company traveled each day. This was accomplished by tying a red flag onto one of the wagon wheels, and counting the revolutions. After three weeks, Clayton tired of personally counting the revolutions of a wagon wheel and computing the day's distance by multiplying the count by the wheel's circumference. After consulting with Pratt, he developed a design consisting of a set of wooden cog wheels attached to the hub of a wagon wheel, with the mechanism "counting" or recording by position the revolutions of the wheel. The apparatus was built by the company's carpenter Appleton Milo Harmon. Clayton's journal records: "About noon today Brother Appleton Harmon completed the machinery on the wagon called a 'roadometer' by adding a wheel to revolve once in ten miles, showing each mile and also each quarter mile we travel, and then casing the whole over so as to secure it from the weather." The "roadometer" was first used on the morning of May 12, 1847. Once settled in Utah, Clayton continued to help maintain church records as well as participating in various public and private business activities. He became an auditor for the Territory of Utah, as well as recorder of marks and brands, holding both positions until his death. He also worked as treasurer of the Deseret Telegraph Company and as secretary of Zion's Co-operative Mercantile Institution (ZCMI), a church based cooperative business enterprise. Private ventures included collecting debts, filing land claims, acting as a legal advocate, lending money, merchandising, farming, and mining speculation. Clayton was active in cultural activities in the Salt Lake Valley, particularly those associated with music. He died in Salt Lake City on December 4, 1879. He was buried at Salt Lake City Cemetery. Wikipedia
Benjamin Franklin Johnson (July 28, 1818 – November 18, 1905) was an early member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a brickmaker, merchant, tavern keeper, leatherworker, farmer, nurseryman, and beekeeper. Born to Ezekiel Johnson and Julia Hills at Pomfret, New York, he moved to Kirtland, Ohio in 1833. He married Melissa Bloomfield LeBaron on Christmas Day, December 25, 1841. Johnson was baptized into the LDS church at Kirtland by Lyman E. Johnson in the spring of 1835. Heber C. Kimball ordained him an elder March 10, 1839 at Far West, Missouri and John Smith ordained him a high priest in 1843 at Ramus, Illinois. He served as a missionary for his new faith to the eastern United States and Upper Canada between 1840 and 1842. He was appointed to Joseph Smith's Council of Fifty in 1843. In 1838 he moved to Adam-ondi-Ahman, Missouri. He moved to Springfield, Illinois in 1839, Ramus (later Webster) in 1842, Nauvoo in 1845, and Bonaparte, Iowa Territory in 1846. In 1848 he arrived in the Salt Lake Valley and served in the Utah territorial legislature from 1855 to 1867. Johnson left Utah for the Arizona Territory in 1882, settling in Tempe before going to Colonia Diaz, Chihuahua, Mexico in 1890 and returning to Arizona in 1892. He died at Mesa. Johnson was an early member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and a member of the Council of Fifty and a formerly private secretary to Joseph Smith. He also served fourteen terms in the Utah State Legislature Wikipedia. Benjamin F. Johnson (1818–69) was a close friend of the Prophet Joseph Smith. He served for a time as the Prophet's private secretary. He was one of the original pioneers who entered the Salt Lake Valley on 22 October 1848. He later served as a patriarch. Church History In The Fulness Of Times Student Manual, (2003), 286–296 Chapter 23 Celestial Marriage: Elder George Q. Cannon taught: "We believe that when a man and woman are united as husband and wife, and they love each other, their hearts and feelings are one, that that love is as enduring as eternity itself, and that when death overtakes them it will neither extinguish nor cool that love, but that it will brighten and kindle it to a purer flame, and that it will endure through eternity; and that if we have offspring they will be with us and our mutual associations will be one of the chief joys of the heaven to which we are hastening. … God has restored the everlasting priesthood, by which ties can be formed, consecrated and consummated, which shall be as enduring as we ourselves are enduring, that is, as our spiritual nature; and husbands and wives will be united together, and they and their children will dwell and associate together eternally, and this, as I have said, will constitute one of the chief joys of heaven; and we look forward to it with delightful anticipations." (In Journal of Discourses, 14:320–21; see also Notes and Commentary for D&C 22:1; 132:13–18.) Eternal Progression: On 30 June 1916, the First Presidency of the Church (Joseph F. Smith, Anthon H. Lund, and Charles W. Penrose) declared: "So far as the stages of eternal progression and attainment have been made known through divine revelation, we are to understand that only resurrected and glorified beings can become parents of spirit offspring. Only such exalted souls have reached maturity in the appointed course of eternal life; and the spirits born to them in the eternal worlds will pass in due sequence through the several stages or estates by which the glorified parents have attained exaltation." (In Clark, Messages of the First Presidency,5:34.) Eternal Increase: President Spencer W. Kimball taught that the right to eternal increase will depend directly on how individuals keep the marriage covenant in this life: "One young man said that he expected to reach exaltation in the celestial kingdom as one of the Lord's messengers, without having to marry. He does not understand. No one who rejects the covenant of celestial marriage can reach exaltation in the eternal kingdom of God. "'In the celestial glory there are three heavens or degrees; "'And in order to obtain the highest, a man must enter into this order of the priesthood [meaning the new and everlasting covenant of marriage]; "'And if he does not, he cannot obtain it. "'He may enter into the other, but that is the end of his kingdom; he cannot have an increase.' (D&C 131:1–4.) "He cannot have an increase! He cannot have exaltation! "The Lord says further in the 132nd section of the Doctrine and Covenants: "'No one can reject this covenant and be permitted to enter into my glory' (D&C 132:4). "No one! It matters not how righteous they may have been, how intelligent or how well trained they are. No one will enter this highest glory unless he enters into the covenant, and this means the new and everlasting covenant of marriage." ("The Importance of Celestial Marriage," Ensign, Oct. 1979, pp. 5–6.)
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Who in the world thought little kids would eat this for lunch--at school, no less?
The lovely princiPAL at A Little Village Academy and her crappy food service provider, that's who. And, trust me, Elsa Carmona is no longer anyone at the school's pal.
Six years ago, Carmona banned all lunches brought from home. Yep, sacked 'em.
Unless kids have a medical excuse, they must eat what the school serves them. It protects students from their own unhealthful food choices, she says.
Nutrition wise, it is better for the children to eat at the school. It's about the nutrition and the excellent quality food that they are able to serve (in the lunchroom). It's milk versus a Coke. But with allergies and any medical issue, of course, we would make an exception.
Well, that's quite a head this principal has on her shoulders. A very BIG head to think she's more capable of making those decisions for kids than the kids' very own PARENTS.
And I have comments on my Facebook page to back that up. They range from:
Holy poop. -R
Well this is just plain nuts. I understand that there are parents that don't have a clue what a healthy lunch is, but even the healthiest lunch means nothing if its dumped in the garbage uneated and the kid goes home to eat twice as much junk because they are starving. I am so sick of parenting rights in this country being overridden by government and other "official" agencies. If Medinah did this, I'd be homeschooling....... -M
Kids are picky eaters - I wouldn't even eat THAT. I never trust those lunch programs - a lot of hidden sodium. Nothing like a good PBJ on wheat bread!!! - low sugar jelly of course ;) Good for that little boy to stand up for himself! -S
I JUST read this article. I'm glad someone else found it outrageous enough to post here (and hopefully blog about). Seriously, even beyond the total override of a parent's right to choose what their kid eats, junk or not, the cost is a HUGE... issue. It's so much cheaper to brown bag. Really not fair to parents in the middle or lower income brackets, those just above qualifying for free lunch, to have to pay when a homemade lunch would be so much cheaper. The hot lunch food is, quite frankly, gross and isn't really enough for some of the bigger, older kids. It's a great thing for those who can afford it and whose kids will eat it and who don't have the werewithal to make a lunch every day. Me, I'd be raising cain. I still make a PBJ every day for my 16 year old..lol. At least I know it gets eaten. -L
And what types of preservatives and salts are in these PREPARED school lunches---this is a topic for "So Not an Expert"---my child's lunch at home was ALWAYS more healthy than Medinah's systematic lunch program...How do kids learn to pack healthy if their lunches continue to be pre-prepared for them....... -A
I'll acknowledge that not all parents know what "healthy" means or even care for that matter. Is there even a universal definition of "healthy" food?
Diet is like religion. Everyone believes and practices something different, and everyone thinks their way is the right way. It's a very touchy subject.
(Also worth noting here that sometimes these food service dishes are cooked in plastic--adding another health concern to the mix.)
Some families count calories to watch their waistlines. Some families limit their salt intake. Other families watch out for high fat; some veto sugar. Some are vegetarian. And, still others focus on natural or organic foods.
Yet sometimes even the most health-conscious of parents let their kids eat junk. I consider myself such a parent.
Today I sent my daughters to school with a granola bar, an apple, a clementine, a water bottle (sounds OK so far, but wait for it), and Cup Noodles! Some, including last year's assistant principal, might argue the lack of nutritional value in salt soup.
I agree, OK? So frickin' what. Every now and then something junk foodie won't kill us.
Whatever our diets, one thing I think families can all agree on is that the entree featured on the day a Chicago Tribune reporter visited is slop.
Don't get me wrong. I've certainly tried to pass off a meal here and there to my family as edible.
Speaking of, just the other week, before I flew off to see my mother on Galveston Island, I was involved in a torrid love affair with Mark Bittman. I absolutely love this man's cookbooks, and all things him. (Sorry husband.)
From his newest cookbook, which I checked out from the library, I made dish after dish all week long. My family, it turns out, is not in love with Mark Bittman. In fact, I think it's safe to say they hate the man.
Good thing I didn't actually buy that cookbook.
You might be thinking my kids are jealous of the man stealing so much of their mother's affection, but really it's that they just don't like the unusual combination of flavors in his recipes (think watermelon and feta).
But, and this is a really big but, my family will eat my food--whatever it is I cook. That's the way they were raised. Not every family/mother is so fortunate.
Look at the little boy's reaction to the "enchilada" dish he's supposed to eat. My guess is he's never before seen a lunch that resembles that fancy, healthy school lunch.
Heck, I've never seen a dish that resembles that fancy, healthy school lunch. Enchilada, my behind. I wouldn't touch it and--with the exception of brie, goat cheese, and goat's milk (basically anything goat related)--I eat a-ny-thing.
That, my friends, is saying something.
My guess (and the only defense I can think of) is this principal does not have children of her own. Being involved with the public schools for so many years has taught me to spot the difference between those teachers and administrators who have children and those who do not.
It's quite a talent, I know, but it's been honed nonetheless. Most childless teachers/administrators (and I say most, because this is certainly not true of them all) are...how shall I say it...persnickety, and...well, you get the feeling they're a little...on the judgmental side.
Whatever the reason, it's just plain wrong to make kids eat what's served at school. Most of them will starve.
I cannot help but wonder the following:
- How well do students who are hungry learn?
- Have test scores improved since this brain child was introduced?
- Are these children now of a more healthy weight?
- Do the principal and faculty eat the processed food they serve?
- How do people afford this?
My guess, for whatever it's worth, is that the answers are not so positive.
A) Any rational person can deduce kids do not learn well when their stomachs are grumbing from hunger. My kids have tried a similar looking hot lunch and come home famished. Mom is not at school telling them to eat their vegetables and so they do not.
Though the meals are specially designed to meet the nutritional requirements of the kids who eat them, unless the kids are eating the ENTIRE meal, they are not getting the proper nutrition and amount of food they need.
B) No, test scores have not improved significantly, or at all. But, there is some other excuse for that.
C) No. After fasting through lunch, their bodies have gone into starvation mode, causing their bodies to hold onto fat as a precautionary measure. Add to that, that they are (again) starving and devour any food--healthy or not--they can find once they are home, and in large quantities.
D) No, because only the school staff can be trusted to bring healthful choices to lunch.
E) Rather than fund their saving accounts, parents who don't qualify for free lunches dole out hundreds of dollars a month to pay for previously frozen, processed Encor-like meals.
(I tried the meatloaf once when I worked as the lunch lady and that is what it reminded me of.)
Like most of the lunches parents (or kids) pack themselves, mine cost about $1 - $1.50, depending on whether or not I throw in a container of yogurt. We all know those ain't cheap.
That concludes for now my predictions and rant on mandatory school hot lunches.
For the love of these kids, I hope I stand to be corrected.
Your thoughts?
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