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What's the point of Borough Market? [London]
I'm a longtime lurker on these boards, and there have been so many posts on Borough Market that I just had to ask this.
I live about 10 minutes away from Borough Market, and that was one of the selling points that the estate agent made when we moved into the neighborhood.
But for a local, it's just a really unpleasant, crowded, downright awful place to do your food shopping. It's so crowded on Saturdays that you can barely move, and even on Thursday or Friday at lunchtime it's a mess. The stalls are overpriced, in my opinion, and the quality is much better at Maltby Street and my local farmer's market.
I even worked at one of the stalls over Christmas to earn a little extra dosh for the holidays, and it was a terrible experience - business was really slow because people wanted to gawp, not to buy.
I don't understand how most traders can make a living there because tourists don't want to buy fresh meat, fish, veg, or bread.
Will Borough Market eventually descend into a tourist trap? Is it even possible to use it like a real market anymore? Am I alone in being a Borough refusenik?
>I don't understand how most traders can make a living there because tourists don't want to buy fresh meat, fish, veg, or bread.<
Maybe you answered your own question. If it was just tourists at the market, then the traders would go out of business. I agree that there are a lot of tourists, but it can't be the majority.
I think the way to use this market is to just buy things I can't find near where I live. So that's why I sometimes go for a fast visit if I'm in London on a Friday before noon. I agree the prices are ridiculous, but I could say that about almost everything in London. A diet Coke in Harrod's food hall is about £4.50. Now that *is* a tourist trap.
I agree with a lot of your sentiments, sunclytie, but I think Borough still has a strong niche, even if it isn't a market for regular shopping. I lived in Bermondsey for about 6 months, and because of a flexible schedule, I could easily go to the market during the less crowded hours. Many of the stalls are open every weekday, and Thursday and Friday mornings are quite do-able. Saturday is for nutters.
I didn't always go weekly, but as zuriga1 points out, it's a good place to get the things you can't find elsewhere. I also tended to shop there more for occasions when I wanted to make a special meal at home. It was usually a fairly big spend when I went. I'm sure lots of other people use it in a similar way. Once I moved across town, though, I stopped going as often.
I do find that the market compares to similar markets in other big cities, in terms of the crowds. The Ferry Plaza Farmers Market in San Francisco is equally unpleasantly crowded, as is the Union Square Farmers Market in NYC. My only regret about Borough is that it isn't actually a farmers' market. But all the specialty vendors are terrific, and while the tourists definitely get in the way of more serious shoppers, none of the vendors would last more than a few weeks if they weren't actually selling something. I imagine their overhead is quite low, compared to a bricks & mortar shop. What I hope is that the popularity of Borough Market helps to encourage the growth of other, similar markets. It's quite possible that the buzz from tourist crowds helps more than hinders.
re: gemuse
I quite agree with Gemuse. Borough Market is really useful if you can go daily or if you need some specialty item. Of course, if you only go once in a while, it will probably be impossible to know if that specialty item is sold in Borough Market, much less find it efficiently.
I am lucky enough to work nearby. This makes it very easy to shop daily for fresh fish/meats/produce, which winds up being pretty inexpensive, especially when quality is taken into account. Then you get a sense for which stalls have the freshest stuff for the best price. Of course, being a regular also helps, because the vendors are usually generous with repeat customers. I do avoid the market on Saturdays and after 12 on Fridays, because one usually has to wade through gawking tourists to get to anything.
The market management does seem to be pushing the market towards tourist trap. This is rather irritating as many of the cheaper [less flashy] vendors have been pushed out in favor of fancier stuff [nice packaging for tourists]. Many of them aren't even allowed to serve prepared foods on Saturday; odd, since tourists could at least buy lunch. It doesn't make much sense, as the tourists take lots of photos and clog up the place but they are very unlikely to buy wild beef or line caught fish etc...
re: MonkeyC
>The market management does seem to be pushing the market towards tourist trap.<
I recently noticed they're building another food hall, and I suppose it will be fairly large. One wonders who will be selling in there.
re: gemuse
just thought I should mention the City and Country Farmers Market section of Borough does have farmers in it and it would be great if everyone could support them - fish, meat and apples at the moment. Their prices are reasonable and they're from local farmers markets around London and outside - although they themselves are travelling in from Kent/Sussex/Essex.
re: browniegirl
I was there on Thursday and noticed a lot of cake stalls in that section. I also saw a woman selling chilli and roasted garlic sauce who had partnered up with a garlic company from the Isle of Wight. They have many different types of bottled sauces containing garlic. The woman at the stall, who is Malaysian and half Japanese had some delicious homemade gyoza which she was selling for £1.50 a container. She had a choice of chicken or vegetarian. I had one cold and liked it so much I went back for another and then took some home with me. She dollops spoonfuls of her chilli and garlic sauce on tops if you like.
I used to be a Borough market regular, back in the days when it was a monthly affair. I stopped going when I realised I was getting up at the crack of dawn on a Saturday to get to the market before the crowds, and was no longer enjoying the experience. I am lucky to live in an area which is very well served for local shops, so I don't actually need to go there anyway because I can get most things on my doorstep, and if I can't there's an excellent butcher a short drive away.
re: greedygirl
I'm the same as greedygirl, used to go to Borough fairly regularly for meat, fish and veges but now find it a bit of a hassle with the crowds. That said, I often wander through in the late afternoon when the main stalls are still open, and pick up a few bits and pieces, and Neal's Dairy is something pretty special that can't really be found at the smaller farmer's markets. As other posters have said, it's also great for specialty items, Brindisa for Spanish ingredients, the mushroom place etc.
Saying it's pointless is a bit extreme - it has its place, and if that's a tourist trap then it's a pretty good one!
I know it's a regular past time on the boards to whinge about Borough. I'll stand up for it, though my circumstances (I live 5 minutes away) may make my experience better than the one you can get.
Borough is a hood pretty devoid of any redeaming local food shopping. The local supermarkets are rubbish and they don't care. Borough is the antithesis of this. There is a ton of caring about one's product in the market and it shows in what you get.
I usually rock into the market at around 10 on a Saturday. There are people about, but not tons. Just enough to make it lively. Though I usually know what I want and who I want to get it from, the crowds are such that I can wander and browse if I choose. At that time the traders still have their full set of wares out (they run out of stuff later) and the selection is great.
I do find myself at the market at "nightmare hour" 12-1 on a Saturday too. I know it's going to be busy, so I just take my time and get what I need. Is it a quiet, lovely market experience where one can have an animated and long-winded chat with an artisan cheese maker? Not as much. Do I still enjoy going? Damn straight.
For me, the point of Borough is that it is one of the single best food markets I have had the chance to go to and I love that it is my local. Has it been dumbed down in recent years by the inclusion of touristy crap? Yep! Are there lots of crowds stuffing their faces on free samples and blocking the walkways? Absolutely. Do I still love it for the produce, meats, fish and speciality goods? Always.
re: CTownFeedR
I agree with you, CTownFeedR, is that while the supermarkets are rubbish, the markets in the area are really good. Between Bermondsey Farmer's Market and Maltby Street, you can do just as well as you can at Borough, without all the stress.
But what really worries me is not only do you have the tourist influx, but you also have tons of new residential development, lots of whom are lured by "Borough Market! Steps away!" The current configuration can barely handle the crowds as it is. When the Shard comes in? I don't even want to think about it.
I like the IDEA of Borough Market a lot, but I think it's going to be killed by its own popularity.
re: sunclytie
Though the vibe and "newness" of Maltby/Druid is nice (especially when coupled with Bermondsey), it's honestly not the same. Case in point, there are 3 fish mongers at Borough, 1 at Bermondsey. Ginger Pig, Northfield, Windham, etc are such great meat suppliers, again giving choice. I can be more sure to get what I want when I head to Borough. Laziley, it is also 1/4 the walk for me.
I hear you though. The idea of Borough is great and there are many times when it's popularity is it's own enemy. Worse, the Board is frankly ruining it. Think of Booths being forecd out, what a loss to the market! That said, if you take time to figure it out, get to know the vendors and go at the right times, it is a magical place.
re: CTownFeedR
I just have to disagree with you, CTown. The quality of the butchers and fishmongers is the same at Bermondsey as at Borough - and there are two butchers at Bermondsey, giving plenty of choice. The fishmonger at Bermondsey might not be quite as good in terms of selection, but the quality is top-notch, and he's a nice guy (does anybody know what became of the two guys from Lowestoft in the white truck?0 Plus, the butcher at Maltby Street is so nice - and really knowledgeable.
I've had horrible service at Ginger Pig butchers - the clerk made me feel like an idiot for asking if he happened to have any bones I could buy.
I'd rather have an idle stroll down to the farmer's market at 10 AM rather than rushing, rushing, rushing to beat the crowds, and my work schedule doesn't permit me to go on Thursdays and Fridays - though when I have been on a Friday, it was pretty heaving.
I will say Borough is more pleasant earlier in the week when a few of the stalls are open and you can get a roast pork belly sandwich from Roast without too much hassle - yum. But other than that, life is too short to fight the hordes there.
re: sunclytie
Sorry, as you can see I was not commenting on the quality of Maltby/Bermondsey, I was commenting on the choice. I agree that the "lamb lady" in Maltby and the fish monger in Bermondsey have excellent quality, but the choice leaves a bit to be desired.
It's sad that you had a bad experience at GP. They had a lot of turnover there when Barbecoa opened and it showed in the service. If you had spoken to Charlie at the shop (or called in to the head office), they would have been disappointed that you felt that way.
It's important to note that you CAN stroll at 10:00 (as I did last Saturday) through Borough quite easily and enjoy the experience. All that said, I imagine however that it really depends on what you are looking for. If you want that niche experience of Maltby/Bermondsey, these choices are best for you and we should agree to disagree.
Update, the "trustees" are at it again. My favorite cheese monger (Mons) and others are being booted for having stalls in the nearby Maltby St. What a joke.
re: CTownFeedR
Very saddening. Can just manage Borough Market from work, but Maltby Street is quite a bit too far.
To save everyone trawling through the multi-paged link, one person in the thread claims that the following stalls have been asked to shut down (note I haven't verified this):
Kapascein, Keiser swiss cheese, Borough cheese (comte), mons (cheese), Hophurst farm bio-dynamic butcher, Stichelton cheese, topolski polish stall, The Parmesan cheese company and the related salami stall.
(I'd post a link to his comment, but I can't find a way to do this. For those interested, it's the comment from anon trader, Monday 9 May 2011 4.18pm)
re: CTownFeedR
I popped into Borough Market at lunch today and Kappacasein was back! Anyone know what happened?
The Borough Market statement continued: "Some in this group of eight openly promote the out-dated line that Borough Market is a tourist trap and that our intelligent and discerning food shoppers should come to the new Maltby Street market instead. For those who firmly believe this, the only route is to leave the market."
Well, this intelligent and discerning food shopper has finally been driven from Borough Market. Go tourists!
re: MonkeyC
Have to say that Mons was one of the reasons I visited there on a Thursday or Friday if in the area. I would never go there on a Saturday. Wonder if they are anywhere else on those days?
re: cathodetube
Good question. This ruling might push Maltby past the tipping point of a cool diversion to a bonefide market area operating on multiple days.
re: CTownFeedR
I haven't been to Maltby St. yet. Did all of the traders that have been kicked out of Borough have stalls there on Saturday as well as at Borough? Or did they abandon Borough entirely on the Saturday?
re: cathodetube
sounds like pretty heavy handed tactics from Borough.
Shame too, as Maltby St is just a little too far for me to pop down during my lunch or after work to pick up treats.
re: cathodetube
The ones we talked to, cathodetube, the butcher and Topolski, said they had stalls at both Borough and Maltby Street and had been kicked out of Borough.
I think more of this is going to happen as more and more locals vote with their feet. It's not really fair of Borough Market to take their losses out of traders, but what is Borough doing to make the market experience a more pleasant one? Not much, it seems to me.
It'd be great if Maltby Street could become a real, multi-day market.
re: sunclytie
Exactly. I think it is time to get out the stationary and get seriously old skool on these truestee fools.
Despite my poetic waxings above, a fully functioning Maltby alternative would be very welcome.
re: CTownFeedR
I am now wondering how Borough Market 'tolerates' the other stalls that have a regular presence at Saturday and Sunday markets. Stalls like Flour Power, Flour Station and the garlic place from the Isle of Wight are at regular farmer markets.
re: cathodetube
Well, you can walk from Bermondsey tube to Kappacasein (a few minutes)
and then on to Maltby/Druid St for your coffee, veg, meats, beer etc
(ten minutes
Then, ten minutes to Borough Market. Although now you don't need anything from the Market! The Market Trustees are right. All their loyal customers can now shop elsewhere without fighting the tourists.
re: MonkeyC
Leaving Borough for the tourists and having markets where the locals can, you know, buy food to eat for the week sounds good to me, though I feel a little guilty about it. Borough *has* revitalized the neighborhood, I'm glad of its benefits even though I can't stand going there.
I bet the traders that have gotten kicked out will make more money at farmers' markets and Maltby Street.
re: sunclytie
Is Maltby Street easy to find?
re: dryrain
try the googles
I visited Borough Market for the 2nd time yesterday, the first being 2 years ago. The first time there I was impressed it was busy lots of stalls and had a good kind of energy. During these last two years I have been to a lot of ,markets across the country and I would have to say Borough market no longer impresses. There is not much unique about the market. There is no reason to go there for the food items apart from probably the mushroom and tomato stalls where they seem to be harder to find in other stores. I am not sure I would visit again but maybe that does not matter because the market gets enough tourists to support it no matter what.
re: Fummunda
OK so I'm one of these tourists that will likely go there next Saturday- are there any prepared foods, or is it more of a grocery shop? I was planning to make my lunch a bunch of small snacks out of things I got there, but I'm not sure if this is possible? Any must eats/must avoids?
re: cactuschowdah
The Borough Market is an area of both stalls and shops. Many of the them sell sandwiches, salads, baked goods, etc. while others are selling products you'd find in a supermarket (olive oils, Spanish specialties, jams, chocolates, fruit and veg etc.). You can go around grazing as many of the stalls often have samples of their wares. There are some great sandwiches to be found - walk around first and see what's appealing to you or you can sit down if you're able to get a table at Brindisi and have some terrific tapas. The chocolates (and their drinks) at Rabot Estates (a shop not a stall) are excellent.
If you cook a lot at home, you might find some really interesting products to take back with you.
I went to Borough week before last for the first time in about six months. I used to go every weekend around 10 years ago, but then fell out of love with it (plus I moved to New York). I got there around 9 and I have to say that there was a really pleasant vibe, it was busy but not too busy. I went to Monmouth and didn't have to wait more than 5 mins, then had a walk round the stalls, no pushing or shoving.
Going at that hour means that you can avoid the masses, but it also heightens the pleasure that the food and stalls provide. I walked away thinking that some of the produce is amazing and that we are very lucky to have it (and that the breakfast bap I ate from Roast was tooo big).
My recommendation would be, if you want to go, go early.
Does anyone know if they have considered on opening on a Sunday also – there is clearly demand for it.
By the way – I share your love for Maltby Street and Bermondsey market. I'm looking to buy a property around there in part because of those places. I think that they are places to go everyweek, while Borough is the once a month for special items trip.
re: Harters
Well... I'm fortunate enough to work nearby so I can pick and choose when I go to the market. Early in the week the selection is limited; however, Gastronomica, Neal's Yard, Chegworth, Applebee's Fish, Ginger Pig, Brindisa, Wyndham House Poultry etc are all open most of the week. So, actually, I do my daily grocery shopping there every day at lunch time. This also means that I am familiar with most of the vendors and can tell which products are "a good deal".
One doesn't NEED to buy the expensive cuts or the posh chocolates. 50p lamb hearts from the Ginger Pig, some St John's bread from Neal's Yard, plus a £2 bag of salad from Chegworth make a very decent dinner!
re: MonkeyC
I agree and in the same boat - I work nearby and often will drop in on the way home or in the morning to pick up fish, meat, veges and cheese. It's great as there are no crowds. Sure there are expensive shops but (unfortunately) I don't eat truffles and lobster every day of the week.
I would go here when I first moved to London but even then, you had to get there every early on Saturday morning to make it in and out before the tourists clogged up the place taking pics of all the stalls.
It does have some uses, especially around Christmas time. There's nothing like drinking mulled wine or Champagne while picking up bread, cider, cheese, and fresh herbs. Yes, it's expensive, but that's London for you.
re: DeanTailor
I agree....Christmas is the only time I get to see Borough....and I must confess to love spending an hour or so there soaking up the atmosphere with some hot mulled cider or whatnot. I never really take much home with me...save for some Stichelton from Neals Yd and some L'artisan misshapes....but enjoy grazing my way round.
So glad to hear that Kappacasein are back in time for this years visit! :)
I went recently during a visit to London and took about 80 pictures! It was amazing. Since I was flying we left with only canned goods (pate, foie gras and goose fat), but if I lived there I'd be buying more! The cheese station had a mile long line. Cheese blocks are placed under broilers then the melted cheese is scraped off and placed on potatoes, sandwiches etc. Mmmm, cheese! This cheese hound was awe-struck. We ended up with a nice lunch at Roast.


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Not anything like AT&T
AT&T was broken up by local and long distance service as well as by service areas. Intel's dominance is in the manufacturing of Intel MicroProcessors. Were you thinking that Intel should only be allowed to sell microprocessors in certain geographical areas while AMD would have other protected geographic areas?
@Not anything like AT&T
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure Intel deals in more than just microprocessors.
For one, they have their own chip sets, their own video cards, they also have their own flash memory division, and also build ARM derivatives (Xscale processors). There is plenty there to break up if they are found to be anti-competitive.
Exactly like AT&T
No, you'd remove Intel's vertical integration --- so it would break into a processor core IP company like ARM, into a flash memory company, into a fab company, and so on.
Close to the same way that AT&T was split up --- into a number of retailers, a long-haul company, a product development company and so on. Consumers only noticed the increase in the number of companies offering retail telephony, but the changes went a lot deeper than that and were aimed at destroying AT&T's vertical integration as much as allowing retail competition.
The article specifically states "..that could result in the world's largest processor maker being broken into pieces much as AT&T was.." which could mean any type of split. If a split were to occur, I'd imagine their microprocessor business would be separated from their motherboard, or perhaps domestic and business-grade processors could be separated.
So in a way it is exactly like AT&T. It may get split into different departments, for different target markets.
Same as it always was
On the other hand, AMD's existence is likely to encourage Intel into criminally abusing it's monopoly like position. There is nothing illegal itself about Intel having a monopoly.
Err, all those products you listed are microprocessors of some type.
not like AT&T
The old AT&T provided good service, reliable phones and pay phones in areas where people did not have enough access to personal phones. Now after all of the breakups and recombining I can only get DSL from AT&T. Their service sucks and there aren't any pay phone for the poor now. My only other choice is to buy cable from one available company that gives me sixty channels I don't want and goes up every year.
Intel is about the only shining example of American Industry left. Breaking it up would be really stupid.
Greg D
All those products certainly aren't microprocessors. They are all electronic goods, PC related if thats what you mean, but flash memory is far from being microprocessors.
@Hud Dunlap - not like AT&T #
> there aren't any pay phone for the poor now
You mean the drug dealers... who would use the phones to avoid apprehension by the law.
It is cheaper for the poor to use a pay-as-you-go cell phone than it ever was to use a pay phone!
@Hud Dunlap...
Mr. Hud Dunlap,
Please, get back on your medication, and if you dont take medication, please start... Intel is a shining example of an insecure and abusive criminal enterprise. breaking them up would be the best thing that could happen to the IT industry...
so sad how long will Intel float AMD
AMD is such a shining example of a company that stole near bankruptcy from the jaws of market relevance with the excellent due dilligence ole Hector did massively overpaying for ATI. Sad enough he screwed the consumers by taking out one legitimate competitor in the cpu space but he also did a good job hosing another in the gpu space. I wonder how long Intel and European/American governments will keep this constant money losing enterprise afloat. I also wonder how much of a pension Intel is giving Hector for helping its margins with his excellent tenure . This assclown deserves jail time not only for being an incompetent manager but all the insider dealing he was doing as well.
Intel's recent payouts - over $3billion in fines/compensation, $2billion of which went to AMD (alright, I'm rounding), is 25ish% of their cash pile. And Intel didn't have to lose it. They brought it on themselves with some sharp marketing practises, and that's their fault. No wonder there's some unhappy share holders.
Sure, AMD and Intel do compete, and some would argue that AMD are architecturally superior. But the real competition is increasingly looking like it will come from ARM and friends. (@Ogi - Intel sold Xscale to Marvel, and that's looking like a real mistake now).
There's 2GHz ARMs that consume 0.25W out there right now. It's a level of power consumption that neither AMD or Intel get anywhere near. It's likely plenty enough compute power for anyone's normal day to day needs. This offers the prospect of smallish hand carried devices that do everything you need as quickly as any x86 device can do it, but runs for ages on a small battery. Now who wouldn't want one of those?
Certainly much more attractive than carrying round Atom based netboooks which, so far as I can tell, are generally just like crap old laptops from the bad old days but don't have much battery life advantage over a standard laptop.
I don't think Intel can sensibly rejoin the ARM club without looking very silly. AMD could join in, but there's already plenty of fabs out there churning out some very impressive parts, so AMD would really struggle to differentiate themselves from the rest of the herd.
Didn't Intel sell its ARM stuff to Marvell a while back?
Ocean Finance
"and offer up to $500m in new senior notes to help finance the debt-reduction scheme"
When individuals take out a loan to pay off another one it's stupid. When corporations do it it's sound business practice...
@Ocean Finance
If the interest rate on the new debt is lower than that on the old (which ought to be the case in the current economic climate), then it *is* sound practice (this holds true in the consumer space too).
What is stupid is replacing one debt with another more expensive one (which is what the likes of Ocean Finance usually do to consumers).
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No longer in a class by himself, one bishop in the Anglican Church of Australia has joined another in being the recipient of charges of bullying and abuse.
Ross Davies, bishop of the Diocese of the Murray, has been handed charges including "emotional and verbal abuse and bullying" as well as protecting a former archdeacon, Peter Foote, who's been off the job since being accused of sexual impropriety in 2008.
If that sounds vaguely familiar, it should. It's yesterday's news for the Diocese of Ballarat's bishop, Michael Hough, who's been cooling his heels since having complaints of bullying and harassment filed against him by 13 clergy and lay people in 2008. (Hough appears to be in such a corner that last year he failed to call a synod council.)
However you slice it, none of this constitutes a short-term gain for Anglicans in Australia. It does mean, however, that a certain judicial instrument of the Anglican Church of Australia called the Episcopal Standards Commission does appear to be doing its job, even if it's doing so at a turtle's pace. The Church's Complaint Investigation Procedure appears to be getting a workout, so policy has hit the ground and procedure is engaged.
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Interesting, John. And what was the nature and substance of such a concordat? I've heard in other places of such things. For example, years ago I met a Anglican Church of Canada priest and monastic serving as a hospital chaplain who had been licensed by the local Roman bishop to distribute communion (from Roman reserved sacrament) and to anoint. It helped that the priest in question was celibate, of course, but it was still unusual. In the wake of all the more recent Roman bishops, chosen apparently for their consistency with John Paul II and Benedict XVI, that would seem virtually impossible today, or at least in North America.
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a county coroner said on Wednesday.
Logan J. Stiner, who was a senior at a high school in
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Stiner had consumed at least a teaspoon of powdered caffeine
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Evans said Stiner had a lethal level of caffeine in his
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What is he thinking? Men you confuse me!! Its a long story, but I need honest advice!!!
My boyfriend and I have been dating for 5 months. The relationship has progressed quickly. I spend tons of time with him, at his place, and with his friends. We would talk on the phone so much he added me to his plan. He also told me that he would like to marry me one day and that I am the first girl he has ever loved like this. His parents even ask about me all the time and he was so nervous for me to meet them because he said I was the first girl he actually carried about what they think. I am 21 and he is 24 and I have one more year of college left. Even early on in the relationship he talked about a future with me even in front of his friends and family. Saying things like our house when referring to his apartment, or when we have kids, or you'll make a great mom, or you can decorate our place however you want, etc. His dad even said when you two have kids, the first time I met him! His best friend said he is crazy over me and that he was always a confirmed bachelor. Here is where it is getting confusing, he broke up with me recently because I was real drunken and when my roommate kissed me I didn't stop him so we ended up kissing. I hate myself for that and I admitted it to him immediately. It was only kissing and I had no rational. I know I did wrong and deserved for him to break up with me then later that night he said he forgave me and said he did dumb stuff being drunk and younger, Then we were fine the next day we were with his friends who are getting married and he is talking about us having kids someday. I assumed we put this behind us, A week later he tells me he is breaking up with me and that he isn't in love with me and he needs to know if I can be the girl he can live with or the girl he can't live without. Almost 3 weeks pass and he calls me and admits that he is still in love with me and wants me back but do take it slow and he is not ready for marriage. I never brought up marriage except for my previous engagement. So we are back on and taking it slow. What should I make of his actions? Does he want to get married? He indicated that he was thinking about it and then scared himself because he has never had a serious girlfriend before. Or is this because all his friends are getting married? Did he forgive me and when he said he is madly in love with me, and he can't live without me, is that true? What should I do?
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First of all, don't you think it's way to soon for anyone to be talking marriage and kids after only 5 months? Wow! I'd be scared out of my mind if some girl I dated for only 5 months started talking marriage and kids. Can you really get to know someone within 5 months. I guess it's possible. I think maybe it's all about the sex right now and you went off and probably passionately kissed another guy, although drunk. You still did! I think you rocked the boat and now he probably still has motion sickness thinking about being on that "rocking" boat. I think he's right about his feelings and although he said he forgave you, I think it's pretty hard to get something like that out of your mind. So, at least he is willing to give you a chance to gain back his trust. You have a lot of work to do. Trust is a hard thing to earn, and an easy thing to lose. You lost it and now it's time to work! Do you really want to work. Sorry, to be frank, but you screwed up. I would've kicked you to the curb and moved on to someone I didn't have to worry about.
I wasn't talking marriage and kids he was. That's what is surprising to me. I feel extreme guilt and remorse for what happened with my roommate. But I can tell you that it was nothing meaningful or passionate.
Sorry. Yes. He was talking marriage and kids, but the heart of the problem is the kiss. Whether it was passionate or not, your boyfriend will never know how passionate it was or wasn't. All he has is your word! Which at this point, is in question.
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You kissing the other guy prob pops into his mind and he starts thinking more and more about it and gets pissed off, at least you were honest about it though, second if all his bros are getin hitched he's prob feelin a lot a pressure like he has to soon too, sounds to me like he cares more about what people think about him then anything, plus your 21 why worry about marriage!
I'm def not ready for marriage. I'd like to marry him one day. I just question if my mistake has caused permanent damage in the relationship? I'm not like that at all and it was a stupid accident. I do believe you have to be honest, I couldn't be any other way.
I'm sure he will get over it eventually, its hard to forget that kinda stuff though even worse when you love the girl
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Marriage is a long term commitment, you forgave you but you did break his trust. He probably just needs you to help build that lost trust back up. And until then he's to afraid to want to marry you. I've been through some bad crap due to alcohol as well. Blacking out is a scary thing when you only remember bits and pieces of a situation. I rarely ever drink to get drunk anymore unless I'm around my most trusted friends, my female friends normally. Because one incident was with a long time guy friend whom I trusted until one time. So kinda do the same thing, don't get drunk around your roomie anymore and tell your boyfriend you won't. Unless he's around. Or more of your most trusted friends are with you.
I bet you anything that in your circumstance, he was just brought back by what happened when you were drunk because that's when it all changed. His plans for you, your guys' future etc. etc. He's also probably scared that you'll just go ahead and do the same thing once he starts getting serious about you again - he's stepped back...you should just give him space and even though he's said that he forgave you (its probably because he wants to be with you) but he's torn between trusting you again and getting back on the same track as you were on before.So space and time to gain his trust back until he feels the same way about you again...don't pressure him into feeling the same way he did back then... don't be like "i thought you forgave me!? why don't we just move on!?"...it'll just push him away.sorry sweetie.
I appreciate your advice and that is what I am currently doing. Like I said I feel horrible. I have beat myself up about this constantly. I have myself so stressed that I can't eat or sleep right since all this occurred. I don't want to lose the one person I know is the one to make me happy. I also love him so much and worry about him and that's why it kills me inside that I hurt him when I should be the one protecting him.
I think it's a matter of too much too soon. He barely knew you when he started talking about marriage and kids and letting you decorate the apartment. I think he got carried away by the euphoria at first and then when you f***ed up (let's be honest, you did! ) it was like a reality check. Euphoria wore off and he was able to see things for what they are and not for what he wanted to believe they were.


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Ken Grosjean Memorial 5K Walk May 8, 11 a.m., Maumee Bay State Park. Walkers who donate $20 or more receive a T-shirt or cap (while supplies last). Proceeds benefit the National Brain Tumor Society or donate to www.braintumorsociety.org.
Theology with Toast May 12, 10 a.m., Little Sisters of the Poor, 930 S Wynn Rd. Fr. John Blaser will discuss, "You Have The Power." Handicap accessible. Registration, coffee, tea and rolls at 9:30 a.m. Info: Alice 419-698-0405, Ruth 419-691-9723.
Rummage Sale, May 20 and 21, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., (baked goods and lunch available), and May 22, 9 a.m.-noon ($2-a-bag clothing only), First St. Mark's Lutheran Church, 1121 Grasser St., off Pickle west of Wheeling. There will also be raffles for men's and ladies' custom-made golf clubs, original glass creations, groceries and more. Drawing on Saturday.
"JWH" Oregon Senior Center Grand Prix Monte Carlo on the Bay May 21, 1-9 p.m., Stadium and Bayshore roads. Car show at 5 p.m. followed by an evening of gaming, prizes and entertainment by Cruisin' Zeake.
Book Discussion Group meets every third Tuesday at 1 p.m., Oregon Branch Library, 3340 Dustin Rd.
Maumee Bay Country Quilt Guild meets the first Tuesday of every month at 6:45 p.m. in the Oregon Room, Mercy St. Charles Hospital. Guests welcome ($2 fee). Info: Joan Swartz at 419-691-2720.
"James Wes Hancock" Oregon Senior Center, 5760 Bayshore Rd., open weekdays 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Daily activities include: bingo, fitness classes, line dancing, exercise, Bunco, Euchre, and health screenings. Lunch served at 11:30 a.m. daily. A $2.50 donation is suggested for seniors 60 and older; all others $5.32. Reservations must be made 24 hours in advance by calling 419-698-7078.
Walk With Us Support Group Meetings the first Thursday of each month, noon-1:30 p.m. and the third Thursday from 6:30-8 p.m. in a handicap-accessible meeting room at New Harvest Church, 3540 Seaman Rd. Open to adults who have suffered the death of a loved one. Not a social or religious activity. Walk in or call Judy Hoeflinger at 419-691-9750 or Julie Marshall at 419-343-2311.
Sunoco Retirees meet for lunch the first Monday of each month at 11:15 a.m., Bayside Boardwalk, 2759 Seaman Rd. Info/reservations: Al McEwen 419-893-3075.
East Toledo/Oregon Kiwanis meet the second and fourth Mondays of the month at noon in the basement level at Bay Park Community Hospital (note location change). Info: 419-693-4458.
Oregon Jerusalem Historical Society Museum Complex, 1133 Grasser Street at Pickle, will be open Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Group tours by appointment only. Info: 419-698-2096 or 419-691-5367.
Toledo Harbor Lighthouse Preservation Society meets the last Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at Maumee Bay Lodge. Details at toledolighthouse.org or call 419-691-3788.
Harris-Elmore Public Library Adult Book Discussion Group meets the fourth Thursday of the month at 10:30 a.m. April's discussion will be on, "The Spellman Files," by Lisa Lutz. Copies of the books being discussed are available at the library.
Elmore Senior Center-Elmore Golden Oldies at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, 19225 Witty Rd. Lunch served Tuesday and Thursday at noon. Reservations required by 10 a.m. the day before the meal. Blood pressure and blood sugar checks the 4th Tuesday of the month; bingo played the 4th Tuesday of the month after lunch. Reservations: 419-862-3874.
Elmore Seniors Card Playing, Thursdays at 7 p.m. through late October, Elmore Community Center.
Trinity Thrift Shop, 105 4th St. Open Fridays from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday April 24 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Genoa Area Food Pantry open the second Saturday of the month, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. and the fourth Thursday of the month from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at Genoa Trinity United Methodist Church, 4th and Main streets. Parking available at the church. Clothes and small household items are available at reasonable prices. Proceeds benefit mission projects.
Active Seniors are invited to Meet and Eat at the Gibsonburg Senior Center, 100 Meadow Lane. Nutritional lunches every weekday, educational and social programs, health assessments and more. Transportation to the center available. Home-delivered meals also available for homebound seniors. Info: 419-637-7947.
Ageless Wonders will meet May 13, at noon, B.J.'s Hide-A-Way restaurant, 506 S. Lallendorf, Oregon, across from Pearson Park.
Mobile Food Pantry sponsored by the fire department auxiliary every third Monday of the month, 5-7 p.m. at Fire Station 1, 4505 Walbridge Rd. Open to Lake Twp. residents.
Ottawa Co. Public Employee Retirees (PERS) Chapter 82 Luncheon Meeting May 10, 11:30 a.m., at the Riverview Nursing Home. Speaker will be Riverview Director Kendra German. Reservations required by May 6 by calling 419-898-5544 or 419-855-8131. All PERI and PERS welcome.
2010 Police Memorial Day Ceremony hosted by the Carroll Twp. Police Dept. May 13, 11 a.m., Carroll Twp. Service Complex, 11080 Toussaint East Rd. Luncheon served immediately following the service. RSVP by May 4 to Oak Harbor Dispatch at 419-898-2055.
The Community Food Pantry at Bethlehem Lutheran Church is open Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and Thursday evenings 7-8:30 p.m. Contact local churches for further details.
Black Swamp Hosta and Daylily Society Annual Perennial Plant Sale May 15, 8 a.m. until sold out, Walt Churchill's Supermarket parking lot, RiverPlace Shoppes, 26625 N. Dixie Highway/SR 25. Rain or shine.
Walbridge Library Book Club Group will meet May 10 at 1 p.m. to discuss Marcia Willet's "The Way We Were," 108 N. Main St. Everyone welcome. Info: 419-666-9900 or http://wcdpl.org/wcdplwalbridge.asp.
Woodville Senior Center offers lunch Monday through Friday at 11:30 a.m. Call 419-849-3636 for reservations. Home delivery also available.
Story Times Mondays at 7 p.m., Woodville Public Library. Info: 419-849-2744.
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Free Online Flipbook: Inspired Embroidery Volume 1 From Artistic
Featuring projects created with designs from Artistic Embroidery Collections.
The first ebook in our series shows you just how easy it is to be a fabric artist with Artistic Designs.
Viewable online with your computer or tablet, this 39 page ebook features 7 complete projects including pillows, a wine bottle cover, a mantel cover, greeting cards, and even a quilt. The back of the book includes more information on featured Artistic Embroidery Collections.
The projects in Inspired Embroidery Volume 1 are for a variety of sewing skill levels. And each one requires an embroidery machine.
The online book format makes it fun to browse with page turning animation and even the sound of rustling paper.
Go here to start reading Inspired Embroidery Volume 1.
Artistic Embroidery Collections include the work of some of today's best-known designers, including Michael Miller Fabrics, Lonni Rossi, Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching, Leah Day of Day Style Designs and the Free Motion Quilting Project, and Stitchique.
The collections include a wide variety of applications, from embellishing ready-to-wear to paper crafting to incredible, stand-alone embroidery designs. They're easy enough for new embroidery users, but with the quality to please the most experienced embroiderer.
Artistic Creative Products include software, design collections, and the accessories you need to create with embroidery, crystals, and cutting blades. See the entire line at your nearest Artistic dealer.
New Project: Cat Block Pillow by Elizabeth Hartman
Use your favorite scraps to create an array of charming patchwork cats.
There's just something about quilting and cats.
Lots of us enjoy creating with fabric and thread under the watchful eye of a feline.
Elizabeth Hartman of Oh, Frannson! has created a clever, geometric cat design that you can use on a quilt block or for an entire pillow.
The Cat Block Pillow project is a perfect way to use your favorite scraps to create an array of charming patchwork cats. The instructions show you how to make an assortment of 6" x 6" cat blocks, or combine 10 cats to make a large block perfect for a 20" x 20" pillow cover.
Elizabeth says, "Don't hesitate to mix and match fabrics for a scrappy look!"
The project requires intermediate quilting skills and can be completed on any Janome Sewing Machine. Elizabeth uses a 1600P-QC, which sews at up to 1,600 spm and features a 9" bed. Try it out for yourself at your local Janome Dealer.
New Serger Video: Introduction To The 1100D Professional Serger
This has to be the easiest stitch set up you've ever seen.
The Janome 1100D Professional serger has the speed and precision to give you perfect results every time.
And it's also quick and easy to set up.
The 1100D features a unique Stitch Information Display Panel, which shows you the required settings for each stitch. You can set it up in seconds and get dependable results.
How To Set Up A Stitch On The 1100D
- On the stitch display, find the kind of the stitch you want to use and note its corresponding number.
- Turn the display knob on the right of the machine until that number appears in the first column of the Stitch Information Display Panel. You'll now see all the required settings for best results with that stitch. (There's no need to adjust the tension. The 1100D does this automatically for each stitch selected.)
- The second column shows you the differential feed setting, which you set with a knob.
- The third is stitch length, which is adjusted by a knob.
- Fourth is the needle position, which can be left, right, or both.
- Fifth is the cutting width, which you adjust at the side of the bed.
- Sixth is the upper knife position, which should be up or down.
- Second to the right is the two thread converter. Again, it should be up or down.
- Finally, there's the needle plate setting knob, which should also be up or down.
Now you're ready to serge with your chosen stitch.
The presser foot lifter is located to the side on the 1100D. And it doubles as a handy thread cutter.
And for help with threading, you'll find the easy-to-follow guides inside the front cover of the serger.
To see the stitch settings demonstrated watch the video Introduction To The 1100D Professional Serger.
The 1100D is available at your local Janome dealer.
Digitizer MBX V4.5 Is Here: A New Level Of Digitizing Power!
Freehand drawing and kingsize layouts are among the new features.
Digitizer MBX software has always combined easy-to-use functionality and digitizing power.
Now the release of Digitizer MBX V4.5 gives you even more ways to express your creativity. Look at some of the major new features.
Freehand Drawing
You are going to love this new option. Using a pen and tablet (such as the popular WACOM® tablets), the new drawing tools let you to digitize shapes and lines as easily as drawing with pencil and paper with amazing results.
Kingsize Layouts & New Editing Tools
In addition to the larger layout size, you get a greater selection of monogram patterns. Integrated Corel Draw Essentials provides vector art to click-and-convert to embroidery. Cross Stitch is now standard.
NEW Cutwork Add-Ons
Set includes Software, Needles, and Needle Holder. EasyDesign allows you to digitize cutwork in much the same way as you digitize appliqué objects. Select the type of embroidery you wish to use and the type of cutwork you want, and the software takes care of the rest. Available for both V4.0 and V4.5.
Digitizer Jr. V4.5 is also available as are various upgrade kits. For more information contact your Janome Dealer.
Artistic Webinar TONIGHT: How Quilters can Maximize Their Artistic Software
It's live at 7 PM EST tonight. But there's still time to register.
You might think Artistic Software is for people who like to do embroidery, paper craft embelishments, and everything bling.
And you'd be right.
But Artistic Software is also a powerful tool for serious quilters.
Artistic Educator Bunny Gates will show you why in a one hour free webinar: Not Just Embellishments! How Quilters can Maximize their Artistic Software.
The webinar is today, Tuesday, December 17, running from 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM EST. And you can still register for free.
You'll see how a quilter can use Artistic Software to create easy ambiance quilting, beautiful quilt patterns, and more. You'll learn how you can enhance your quilts, wallhangings, and pillows with the quilting feature of Artistic Suite V6.0.
You can attend the webinar on your PC, Mac, or even mobile device. See the System Requirements on the webinar registration page to complete information.
For more information on Artistic software and other Artistic creative products, see your local Artistic dealer.
Janome Heritage: Beautiful 1902 New Home Machine
This wonderful machine sits in an equally beautiful cabinet.
We came across this beautiful 1902 New Home treadle machine on the Heirlooms by Ashton House blog and thought you'd enjoy it.
It's owned by Kimber Mitchell, a magazine writer, quilt book editor, and avid quilter. Visit her blog to see the whole story on how she got it.
She and her husband live in a beautiful 1885 Victorian home and the machine fits right in with their vintage and antique collections. Kimber named the machine "Tabitha" and gave us permission to share her photo of it.
We believe Tabitha is a New Home model A3. The major features for that model were a vibrating shuttle, a top tension control with release lever, a stitch length regulator on bed, narrow shank shuttle carrier, and a bobbin winder.
The label inside the cabinet says the machine shipped from New Home's Chicago facility on August 8, 1902.
It came with this guarantee: "If it fails from imperfection within Ten Years, we will supply the part free of charge. Should this machine fail at any time to give perfect satisfaction and you do not find our agent to attend to it, write us and you will receive prompt attention."
Today's Janome/New Home machines come with a 25 year warranty. But we still can't beat that gorgeous decoration.
Kimber says she's actually sewn on the machine and that after 111 years it still works well with "really nice" stitch quality.
New Anna Maria Horner Heirloom Stocking Project with Video
Includes a custom machine embroidery design for your feature emblem.
In her latest project, fabric designer and creative sewist extraordinaire Anna Maria Horner uses a treasured hand-embroidered motif to create a classic Christmas stocking.
Anna's Heirloom Stocking Project features a regal stag embroidery design framed in winter foliage. This was digitized from a hand-embroidered blanket created by her grandmother in Greece.
The project includes complete instructions, a free downloadable embroidery design, and a great video showing Anna's inspiration and how to construct the stocking. The stocking features a fabric cuff, which is perfect for the bright tones and bold patterns of Anna Maria's fabric collection.
About creating the design, Anna says:
"This Heirloom Stocking pattern has been such a special project for me since it is inspired by the beautiful hand-loomed blanket my Yiayia Eleni made some 60 years ago in Greece. It has been my joy to marry a centuries-old craft with the most modern technology available in a home sewing machine to design the embroidery.
The talented team at Janome America helped me translate my Yiayia's deer design into an embroidery motif (similar to my Lineage fabric). We used the Designer MBX software, which I can't wait to play with more! The results really exceeded my expectations, and the thought of being able to make something for everyone this year, using this meaningful artwork vignette, was thrilling. Any doubts I had about the stockings not being hand-embroidered quickly vanished. I realized that by using the machine embroidery, I could actually accomplish all of them this year!"
Anna used her Horizon Memory Craft 15000 to create all 9 stockings for her family. Try it out for yourself at your local certified Janome dealer.
Go To Anna Maria Horner's Heirloom Christmas Stocking Project
Deck the Halls at Sew4Home (Plus Giveaway)
Many of these clever holiday gifts work throughout the year.
We hadn't checked in with our creative friends at Sew4Home for awhile, and, boy-oh-boy, are we glad we stopped by! They just completed a wonderful holiday series with nine must-make projects from easy to advanced.
There are options specific to the holidays, such as the amazing Nordic Faux Fur & Ribbon Christmas Stockings and the cute Santa Letter Pocket Pillows, as well as ideas that work year 'round, like the gorgeous Gilded Chevron Tote and super cozy Sleepover Bag with Matching Pillowcase.
We love how the Sew4Home projects can be made on any Janome machine, but they are always great about always listing which Janome presser feet will make the job go more quickly as easily. Seeing how swiftly the Zipper foot on the Memory Craft 8900 QCP attached tiny pom pom trim was an eye-opener.
And, Sew4Home always has the best ideas for fabric and notions, like the zipper-by-the-yard they used for the sleepover bag - such an easy solution! And, their step-by-step instructions make even traditionally "scary" techniques a snap. Check out their Bundle of Boxed Style Floor Cushions. The classic piped and tufted cushion never looked easier! The Santa Pillow mentioned above as well as a set a gorgeous appliquéd napkins are made with panel fabric. Such an innovative use for these beautiful (and inexpensive) fabric cuts!
Browse through their entire two week series, which starts here. When you're done, make sure to enter to win one of four $50 gift certificates from series sponsor, Fabric.com. Simply leave a comment describing your 2014 Sewing Resolution.
Artistic Webinar: How Quilters Can Maximize Their Artistic Software
This creative software is for serious quilters. Learn why in this free webinar on 12/17.
Artistic Software can take you far beyond embroidery, rhinestone, and paper craft embelishments.
Artistic Educator Bunny Gates will show you how in a one hour free webinar: Not Just Embellishments! How Quilters can Maximize their Artistic Software.
The webinar is next Tuesday, December 17, running from 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM EST. Register today for free.
You'll see how a quilter can use Artistic Software to create easy ambiance quilting, beautiful quilt patterns, and more. You'll learn how you can enhance your quilts, wallhangings, and pillows with the quilting feature of Artistic Suite V6.0.
You can attend the webinar on your PC, Mac, or even mobile device. See the System Requirements on the webinar registration page to complete information.
For more information on Artistic software and other Artistic creative products, see your local Artistic dealer.
New Artistic Project: Retro Christmas Mantle Cover
Hand-look vintage designs make this project a holiday classic.
When Santa comes down your chimney, give him a reason to stop and admire the decor.
This Retro Christmas Mantle Cover project uses wonderful handwork embroidery designs to dress up your fireplace for the holidays with an authentic vintage look.
This easy-to-assemble mantel cover is designed to fit a standard 50" mantel. But you can easily modify the design, if yours is a different size. Get complete instructions online.
You can make the project on any Memory Craft sewing and embroidery machine that can accommodate 230 mm x 230 mm embroidery designs. The vintage designs are from the Retro Handwork Collection by Sublime Stitching, available from your Artistic dealer.
The Retro Handwork - Artistic Embroidery Design Collection allows you to achieve that authentic handwork look without doing any handwork at all! Sublime Stitching has created this 25 design collection of Retro Handwork motifs. You won't need your thimble for this look! File Formats: exp, pes, pcs, dst, hus, jef, xxx.
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Customer Reviews for Your Gym (21)
March 6, 2014
Too be fair, the equipment is nice, and the staff is professional. If you are looking to get in shape or a place to teach your 2 year old self defense, I'm sure this gym will do fine. That's everything good I can say about Your Gym.
March 4, 2014
There is simply is no better way to get in shape in four weeks than through the boxing boot camp that this gym offers. I went every day, tried to give it my all in every drill, and couldn't be happier with the progress I made. I had spent the past year chained to a desk and w/absolutely no exercise whatsoever, but after the solid 1.5 hours a day, five days a week (Mon.-Fri.) for four weeks, I was able to regain strength and definition back in my arms, rebuild my chest, solidly re-construct by inner core, and lower my heart rate such that tasks that had significantly winded me before the boot camp became effortless. Thanks to Your GYM.
February 18, 2014
Everyone was friendly but also serious about working out. I'll definitely try to hit this place up again. Thanks to Your GYM.
February 17, 2014
This gym is unbelievable! So different from any other gym I have been to.Thanks to the yours GYM
January 13, 2014
This has to be the best gym I have ever been to! All gyms could learn something from these guys, Never have I felt part of a gym and have trainers who actually care and know my name. The classes are just like having a personal training session, I cant recommend this place enough.
January 7, 2014
I am very happy with my look.
Your gym is by far the best one I have ever attended. Your personal touches and attention make all the difference. Thank you so much! They have been extremely helpful and I am feeling a lot better about my workouts! I really appreciate that you took the time out to help me.
December 31, 2013
Your Gym embodies change. Through consistent and positive feedback and encouragement, they retrained my attitude while I retrained my body. In a short time, I gained the confidence to walk into any fitness center and lift weights...facing the mirror. They instilled that confidence. They quietly discovered the athlete in me that I never knew.
December 17, 2013
The trainers and staff are super helpful
Balance has completely changed the way I exercise. The classes are great. The trainers and staff are super helpful. Plus the people I've met at the gym are amazing; I've made a ton of friends since I joined over two years ago. You can't beat the atmosphere; it's the best gym in the city.
December 3, 2013
'I joined Sunny Gym to lose weight and tone up. Of course it's taken some hard work on my part, but it's the encouragement and advice I get at Sunny Gym that has helped me to achieve my goals
November 4, 2013
Facilities in Your Gym are excellent; it is very well maintained by the staff. They have just about everything; I have never been here during the day when it is busy so I don't know how it is like. I usually work out during the night and it is never packed. There was never a time where I had to wait for a machine. Dumbbells are racked correctly, equipments are new.
October 13, 2013
Initially I was scared of the group class element but have actually found it very rewarding, I feel encouraged to work that bit harder as I can see how we all encourage each other. A refreshing gym concept, never thought I would say this but, I am looking forward to my next visit.
September 23, 2013
Love it!
Very friendly staff and members, plenty of equipment to use so I never had to wait to use anything, love it!
September 16, 2013
They are professional
I am very happy with my decision to move to this gym. Hired a trainer and am very satisfied. He is very knowledgeable and is a great trainer. I am pleased With Your Gym.
September 16, 2013
I truly love this place
I've been a member of Your Gym for over 2 years and I love the place. There's always been great vibes, nice people and best of all, tons of machines and all in working order. I trained with a trainer and she rocks! She really inspired me to kick it up a level and push myself.
September 10, 2013
Great gym
I've been going here for few weeks. There are a few gyms in the area and I checked them out, and this is the one I went with. I was impressed by the facilities, they have a lot of different options for memberships, and the staff is very nice.
August 16, 2013
It is amazing the best workout. I have ever had.
I never fill in this review but after my first session at your gym I felt I have share it with you. IT IS AMAZING the best workout I have ever had. When you arrive the trainers set you up with your heart rate pod which records and tracks everything you do. The aim is to keep your heart rate within the orange zone which is basically where the results are. The best thing is the gym then emails your report so you can see how well you did (or not in my case). Would highly recommend you go if you hate gyms and you find it hard to motivate yourself.
August 12, 2013
Very effective workout which I have never experienced before, clearly just played at the gym before. Team of trainers are brilliant and make it so much fun, actually enjoy going!
July 29, 2013
This has to be the best gym I have ever been to! Go there
July 2, 2013
Great Experience.
Great trainers, classes run through out the day, space is small and personal. Great workout and trainers help you if you want to do other exercises. Love kettle bells and TRX hate cardio so its good someone is telling me what to do.
July 2, 2013
Great Experience.
Great trainers, classes run through out the day, space is small and personal. Great workout and trainers help you if you want to do other exercises. Love kettle bells and TRX hate cardio so its good someone is telling me what to do.
April 11, 2013
This Gym was great
I've been a member of Your Gym for just over a year. I've always found it a very welcoming place; you're always greeted by a smile and by your name; every member of staff, class teacher, PT and gym member I've met is incredibly friendly. The range of equipment is excellent, the range of people there from young to old, from those wanting to get fit to those just wanting to maintain tone. But if I had to say one point only it would be that Your Gym makes you feel welcome.
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Here is updated Metrolink information for the ride home.
Two Trains will be leaving Union Station tonight and will go up to the crash site. Passengers will be taken off the train, bused around the derailment, and then immediately put on another train headed towards Santa Clarita.
The 215 will leave at 5:00pm
The 219 will leave at 6:30pm
Buses will be leaving Union Station and will be stopping at all Metrolink stops.
Bus 221 will be leaving at 7:35pm
Bus 223 will be leaving at 9:00pm
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Air Force Airman Quenterous A. Harris graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.
Airmen who complete basic training earn four credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
He is the son of Patricia Greenleaf of Tunica and a 2009 graduate of Rosa Fort High School.
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Re: our ongoing discussion of the margarita. Luna Top Shelf is supposedly the "secret" ingredient for perfection. Imported by a Dallas company, Luna Top Shelf Triple Sec is an orange liqueur that replaces the Cointreau in a 'rita recipe. It's popular in Mexico, and several Dallas restaurants use it--Matt at No Place, Fog City, Gloria's. You can pick up a bottle at Sigel's, Marty's, Pogo's, etc. for about $18.95. The importers offered to deliver a pitcher of margaritas made with Top Shelf to my office. Unfortunately, I don't have an office. Hey, you hard-drinking guys at The Met, I hope you're reading this. Sounds like your kind of P.R.


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Producers/DJ duo DISCO SPLATTERS was born exploiting a will: submitting their own style in the world of Electro Music, spurred by new Maximal, Indie and Nu Disco realities. Disco Splatters have choosen extremely squeezed synths, more than aggressive basslines and full-bodied kicks. After their first official releases for BOMBEATZ (USA) and FILTHY BITCH(UK), a legendary figure of the electro scene noticed them: Miles Dyson. They have also been supported by big shots like : Fukkk Offf, Rico Tubbs, Alex Mind, Access Denied, etc.
Disco Splatters keep on receiving requests for remixes and originals, from several european labels (Dirty Drop, Ventuno, Melonsound, Hot Small, Fresh Pump) so this Italian duo is jam packed with work.