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001. a Facebook post (2016-07-13):
alerted me to the new Report..
002. so I went to the site, worldnaturopathicfederation.org, and downloaded the new PDF "WNF Naturopathic Roots Report: Findings from the Naturopathic Roots Committee Survey" [2016 archived]. The document states:
"as described in Chart 12 the common theories and philosophies [...of naturopathy include] vital force (vis vitalis) / theory of vitality."
and, of course as I often mention, "vis vitalis" is chosen by the Next Generation Science Standards as an EPITOME of the science-ejected. While naturopathy calls such categorically "science." A central participant in the WNF is the AANMC, the North American naturopathy school consortia.

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Hi there,
We are a couple in our early 30's living in New York and its our first trip to Switzerland. We are planning this trip in mid August. (18 to 23)
We are landing in Zurich , stopping in mountreux for 2 days , then in Interlaken for next 2 days and were planning to spend 1 day and 1 night in Lucerne as we are flying back from Geneva.
I was wondering if we should plan to stop in Lucerne or is there any other place which you could suggest us?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance!
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Trip to Switzerland, Is Lucerne wort it?
Hi there,
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Hi PreetK,
The itinerary you've written is sort of zig-zagging around the country. You land in Zürich, then head south to Montreux, which is near Geneva. Then you head north again to Interlaken and then north again to Luzern.
I also wouldn't have so many one-night stays -- they give no joy as you''ll spend more time dealing with suitcases and hotel and will rob you of your "outside" time.
Here's what I would do -- it looks like you have three nights, is that right?
I would land in Zürich, take the train to Luzern (one hour), put the suitcases in a luggage locker, and stroll the city and the old town. After lunch, I would head to Interlaken and stay two nights.
Then I would take the Golden Pass train route to Montreux (via Gstaad). Again, store luggage in a locker and take a nice walk to Chillon castle, take a bus or ferry back to Montreux and have lunch outside somewhere. Then a late train onward to Geneva for your flight out.
Have fun as you plan!
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ooops, clarification.
I meant, take a train onward to Geneva for an overnight before your flight out the next day.
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Hi there,
Thanks a lot for your suggestion. I had a typo in my post.
We are taking the golden pass train for most of our trip. This is my complete trip
Aug 18 - Fly-in to Geneva from US in the AM. Take the train to Montreux in the AM.
Visit the vineyards in Vevey and spend time along the lake side. Stay at Montreux.
Aug 19 - Visit Chillion Castle in the AM. Stay at Montreux.
Aug 20 - AM panaromic train to Interlaken. Visit Mt. Schilthorn
Aug 21 - AM trip to Jungfraujoch. Boat cruise at Lake Thun in the PM.
Aug 22 - AM panaromic train to Lucerne. Thinking of Mt Rigi, Mt. Pilatus and Chapel Bridge.
Aug 23 - Lake Lucern and glacier garden. PM train to Zurich. Overnight train to Amsterdam (CNL).
I was wondering whether we should stay in Lucerne or skip lucerne and extend our stay in any other place.
Best Regards,
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Are you getting some kind of railpass - quite a bit of train and boat travel - look at either Swiss Pass or Half-fare Card - Swiss Pass covers trains, lake boats, city trams and buses and gives free entry to 400+ Swiss Museums like those in Lucerne - also valid in full on Golden Pass train.
anyway for lots of great info on Swiss trains, boats and passes, etc I always spotlight these IMO fantastic sites - www.swisstravelsytem.com; www.ricksteves.com and http://www.budgeteuropetravel.com/id3.html.
If doing Schilthorn the Swiss Pass gives you 100% coverage from Interlaken to Murren - about $40 return in itself and gives you 50% off Murren to Schilthorn - about another $40 or so so the pass can be a great deal perhaps.
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Thank you for your suggestions. I was wondering whether we should stay a night in Lucerne or just a day trip to Lucerne is good enough?
Thank you.
Best Regards,
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The Lucerne area is one of the great areas especialy for first time tourists. There is all, a great lake system, a wonderfull old town with medeaval a city wall and towers, Mountain excursions with and without snow, great museums etc etc etc. All this requires some time. If you can't afford this time, I would prefer not to go and to keep it for an other visit.
Panoramic train from Interlaken to Lucerne is great. You can include Mt. Titlis in this trip - see www.sbb.ch/en -. For sure you would not have time to do a second mountain trip the same day. From Interlaken to Lucerne there is the scenic Brünig railway but no panoramic train.
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It looks as if you're planning to stay a night (Aug. 22) in Lucerne based on your itinerary. I think it's a good idea.
Make time to see the Lion Monument, it's quite moving!
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Thank you for your suggestions.
We are planning to reach Lucerne on 22 August before noon and are heading to Zurich on 23rd Evening. We have approximately 1.5 days in Lucerne.
Can we visit Mount Pilatus and Mount Rigi on the same day or we should do 1 place in one day.
We are not a big fan of Museums but would like to explore nature and lakes
Can someone suggest me how can we make best use of our time in Lucerne?
Best Regards,
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n we visit Mount Pilatus and Mount Rigi on the same day or we should do 1 place in one day.
We are not a big fan of Museums but would like to explore nature and lakes>
well by all means take a lake boat and incorporate it into either doing Mt Rigi or Mt Pilatus - Mt Pilatus is truly awesome as a mountain itself - Rigi is famous for its views but is not nearly the awesome mountain Pilatus is - the ascent of Pilatus is also much more thrilling than Rigi - one of the world's sttepest mountain railways goes up to Pilatus then a thrilling aerial cable way takes you down the other side back to suburban Lucerne for a bus into town.
Take the boats to Alpnachstad and then head up to Pilatus on the steep train - come back down to suburban Lucerne (Krens I think it is called) and be back in Lucerne.
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Thank you all!
I wanted to know if I need to make the train reservation for Golden pass panoramic trains or Brünig railway in advance or can I go to the station and buy the tickets. I don't want to spend a long time while buying tickets or miss trains because of no reservations. Can you please give me some idea regarding this.
Thank you.
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If you are going to Schilthorn and Jungfrau, then you would be better off staying in Lauterbrunnen than Interlaken. If you stay in Interlaken, then you have to catch the train to Lauterbrunnen each day, and then transfer to other forms of transport.
We loved the trip to Pilatus - be aware that it will take a bit chunk of your day as the boat trip across the lake takes about 90 minutes alone.
You can easily fill in several hours in Lucerne just walking around the old town, and the river and lake. There is an interesting museum in the round/panorama (sorry, can't remember the name) near the Lion monument which is worth a visit.
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Thank you again for your suggestions.
We plan on taking a train from Geneva to Montreux and from Montreux to Vevey. We will be storing luggage in Vevey train station. We will take the Wine train from Vevey to Chexbres and walk to Rivaz. We will go to the castle the second day and walk around the town.
We will stay in Lauterbrunnen and not Interlaken and visit Schilthorn and Jungfrau.
For Lucerne, we are planning to visit Mount Pilaus first day and Mount Rigi the second day before we take a train to Zurich. We also plan to walk around the town and see the Lion monument.
Please let me know if you have any more suggestions for our trip. I would like to know if we need to make any train reservation in advance.
Thank you.
Best Regards,
Preet Kanwal
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There are no required train reservations to my knowledge on your trains outlined and no need to make any unless say you want VIP seats on Golden Pass train Montreux to Interlaken-Ost.
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We loved the trip to Pilatus - be aware that it will take a bit chunk of your day as the boat trip across the lake takes about 90 minutes alone.>
you could go to Alpnachstad, to catch the Pilatus train, by train from Lucerne in about 20 minutes or so if time is a factor - going by boat is great if you have time.
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Hi again,
I had one more question - how do we go travel to jungfraujoch and Schilthorn from Lauterbrunnen ? I don't see any trains to those areas . Do we need to take boat or cable cars?
Thank you !
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In answer to your last question PreetK go to www,jungfraubhanen.ch/en all the times and fares are there
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I'm a bit confused - you say you are returning to Zurich to pick up the CNL overnight train to Amsterdam. This makes no sense: You can connect from Lucerne or Lauterbrunnen to Basel, there to switch to the CNL leaving Basel at 22:12 for Amsterdam (gets in at 08:56 in the morning.)
I note that the CNL out of Basel is the same one that leaves Zurich at 20:42.
2) You have five nights, aug 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, and the 23rd on the train. Here's how I'd do it.
aug 18. Arrive Zurich, train to Lucerne (1 hour), see Lucerne.
aug 19. Morning train to Montreux, 2.5 hours. Personally I'd skip Montreux on such a short trip, but if you're determined, you could easily drop your bags at your hotel, then do Chillon in the afternoon (10 minute bus ride). Overnight Montreux.
aug 20. All day in Montreux for vineyards, etc. Also if you are delayed on arrival on the 19th, you have some flexibility in your schedule to see Chillon today if you didn't yesterday.
aug 21, 22, Lauterbrunnen. - In the morning, take the train (a couple of transfers, just about 3 hours) to Lauterbrunnen. You can do the Schilthorn in the afternoon.
aug 22. Jungfraujoch day.
Personally, I'd skip the jungfraujoch train and instead hike from Mannlichen to Kleine Scheidegg. It's an easy and lovely walk, and you really get to appreciate the mountains instead of just seeing them from a train window. To do this hike, buy a ticket to Lauterbrunnen-Mannlichen with a return Wengenalp-Lauterbrunnen. This involves a train to Wengen, and a gondola from Wengen to Mannlichen, followed by the hike to Kleine Sheidegg. Strictly speaking you could catch the train back to Lauterbrunnen from Kleine Sheidegg but it's all downhill from here to Wengenalp, and the walk is lovely. You can catch your train back to Lauterbrunnen in Wengenalp.
aug 23. A second chance to do Jungfraujoch or the above hike if it was cloudy on the 22. (If so, you can go see the open air museum nearby, or explore waterfalls, etc. The valley is beautiful. ) Or, do the Shilthorn if you didn't have time on arrival day. Personally I would only go as far as Then, in the late afternoon, grab the 17:33 train to Interlaken and then to Basel, arriving in time to have a late dinner in Basel before grabbing the CNL to Amsterdam at 22:12. (You could leave Interlaken later, but I like the idea of arriving in Basel in plenty of time to relax a bit as you don't want to miss that CNL train.)
This itinerary skips Pilatus but on such a short trip, and as you are keen to go to Montreux, I think Pilatus is too involved to cram in (long boat rides, etc.), sorry.
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Sue_xx_yy, they are flying into Geneva, not Zurich.
PreetK, why are you planning on storing your luggage at the Vevey train station? Your hotel in Montreux will hold it for you if you are arriving before check-in time. BTW, many hotels do allow you to check-in before the 2-3pm check-in time if they have a room available.
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Or they could check luggage at Geneva Airport train station and have it waiting at the station in Montreux if they really do not want to go to the hotel first.
but Vevey is only a few miles and a short trolley bus ride from Montreux so it would not take long to hit the hotel first - but IME there is not always someone at the desk if the hotel is a small family-run hotel so arrange that first.
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joannyc - According to the first post, they're landing in Zurich and flying out from Geneva.
Second post (July 16, 11:52 a.m) they are arriving in Geneva and then taking an overnight train to Amsterdam.
I admit I'm a bit confused at this point, owing to the changing information.
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Thank you for your great suggestions.
We are bagpacking for this trip and want to carry minimum stuff.
As we will be there from August 18 to August 27 ( Switzerland & Amsterdam), Can you please let me know what type of clothes should I pack? Will it be snowing in Jungfrau or Schillthorn? Should we carry warm clothes , gloves etc or will we needing only summer clothing?
Thank you.
Best Regards,
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Average high on Jungfraujoch in summer I believe is about 32 F - freezing - bundle up but if the sun is out it ain't that bad.
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Should we carry warm clothes , gloves etc or will we needing only summer clothing?>
well up top it will normally be cold but you will only be there for a relatively short time and there is a lot of indoor stuff at both locations. Schilthorn I believe is not as cool as Jungfraujoch, which is higher in elevation I believe.
But even Amsterdam can be cool - in 60s and windy so try layering for the few times you may feel cool rather than carrying heavy clothes around for the whole trip.
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In Amsterdam you need waterproof clothing as it can always be windy and rainy - at anytime of year. Note the green moss on those lovely elms lining the canals.
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score some deep discounted tickets on the CNL to Amsterdam at www.bahn.de - the German Railways web portal but be sure of your date and time as they are unchangeable I believe and non-refundable as well. But just wait until Switzerland to buy and you'll pay perhaps $100 or so more! Early bird gets the worm there and those tickets are in limited numbers so book as soon as they come on the system.
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Thank you for your great suggestions.
This will help us planning our trip to Amsterdam also. Can you suggest some good places in Amsterdam for nightlife and to visit in the daytime . We are there for the weekend and are leaving back on Monday morning, 28th.
Thank you
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check the Jungfraujoch's climat situation here: http://www.meteoschweiz.admin.ch/web/en/climate/climate_today/cimate_development_since_1864/Jungfraujoch.html
BTW: Jungfrau is the mountain, the train station Jungfraujoch is on the saddle inbetween Jungfrau and Mönch. After all a vertical difference of 704m.
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btw: regarding climat change (since a majority of americans do not believe in it, though it is not a question of believe at all, but of facts!):
red color in the temperature overview means higher than the standard avarage measured during 1961-1990, blue means lower than the standard.
So: more red than blue means higher temperature in general.
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Can you suggest some good places in Amsterdam for nightlife and to visit in the daytime>
what kind of nightlife? Amsterdam has a lot of different things from coffeeshops selling cannabis over the counter to opera and world-famous jazz clubs, etc.
daytime - museums or people watching or markets?
I have been going to Amsterdam for decades now on business and have experienced a lot so let me know a bit more about what you are looking for.
Tot Ziens as the Dutch may say!
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Thank you again for all great suggestions!
We are staying in a house boat there.
We would like to explore cafes, restaurants, markets in the daytime. Are there any cruises or scenic views which are not to be missed.We would like to visit one museum or monument.
We are looking for dance clubs , bars and some other happening areas to visit during nights. Are there any markets or areas with the live music?
I have heard that Amsterdam is a good place for party people and that's the reason we planned to be there on the weekend to get the best of it!
Thank you in advance!
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Are there any cruises or scenic views which are not to be missed>
I like to hop the free pedestrian and bike ferries that scoot across the harbor from the back of the main train station (Amsterdam Centraal) - from the other side you get a nifty view of the ancient skyline along the harbor of Amsterdam - much like ancient mariners sailing in here did
and it is fun for me to see the zillions of locals on their Dutch tanks - what I call these really heavy bicycles they ride onto and off the boat - I especially like the rush to get off the boats by masses of bikers when the gate finally opens - all jockeying to get out first.
If taking a canal boat cruise - a de rigeuer thing to do here get one that goes out into the harbor and back - some only go thru the canals and you miss the very active harbor.
I have some more ideas but you may want to make a separate thread to attract attention of others who know and love Amsterdam too.
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Thanks you PalenQ!
I have a thread under tag Netherlands.
"Suggestions for our trip to Amsterdam - 3 days "
I would really appreciate if you can post your ideas under that tag!
Thank you
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PreetK - thanks for your thanks - I have been working on an Amsterdam Trip Report thread - really an amalgem of my about 100 separate visits to what I, lovingly, like to call "Amsterdamned, damned, damned, damn!"
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Stop by the Amsterdam VVV (tourist office) in front of the main train station or other brances and pick up a free copy of the Uit ..... (can't remember rest of name) magazine that gives a rundown of current offerings all over town by genre, etc.
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Basil Al-Rawi, Untitled No. 5 from the series Façade, 2012
Foreword to the exhibition catalogue of the Masters in Photography Studies degree show, University of Westminster:
The degree show of this Masters in Photography Studies represents a unique moment in which photographers from different cultural, social, even political backgrounds come together to exhibit their work. Derived from Roland Barthes' analysis on 'the very precise space of the encounter between a language and a voice' in his classic study Image Music Text, the exhibition, as one graduate succinctly put it to me, seeks to investigate the space between image and the imaged, materiality and physicality, and the body in relation to language.
Basil Al-Rawi, Untitled No. 3 from the series Façade, 2012
In this exhibition photography is used as a visual method and a form of communication in relation to the histories and theories of the medium. The different backgrounds of the students are thus also represented in the different ways photography is applied to tackle this endeavour: photography is used to document, to record, to preserve, to catalogue, to archive, to investigate, to explore, to retrace, to reveal, to meditate, to experiment, to remember and perhaps even to forget. Behind this long albeit incomplete list belies another far more complex narrative that brought the graduates to study, embrace and also to challenge photography.
Given the variety in the photographs on display, it becomes virtually impossible to find a single common denominator that runs through the exhibition. Perhaps this is a result of photography's uneasy relationship with genres. Conceptual photography incorrectly implies that photographs from other genres are less conceptual. Snapshot photography dismissively suggests that the photograph was taken without any consideration before or after the 'snap'. Similarly ambiguous, when does a portrait end and a documentary photograph begin? Many of the photographs in the exhibition seek to defy an easy classification by challenging these very genres.
Basil Al-Rawi, Untitled No. 6 from the series Façade, 2012
The title of the exhibition The Voice of the Grain can be seen to reaffirm the notion that a photograph functions within a dialectical relationship between the image and the viewer: apart from referring to Barthes' notion of the grain as a seed or origin of communication, on a more literal level, the photograph 'speaks' from within an infinite number of grains (or pixels) that constitute the overall image. The same way that languages 'die' if they are not spoken, photographs depend on the viewer's gaze to substantiate their existence. In a world of smartphones, the internet and the apparent democratization of photography, emerging photographers of today ironically face the task of making their photographs visible. In this quickly shifting environment, the very concept of photography is also changing. Is a photograph taken by a robot in anyway less of a photograph than that taken by an individual? Is a photograph displayed on a computer screen in anyways less a photograph than a large framed colour print? What are the boundaries of photography? I am looking at the work of a new generation of photographers to help me to find an answer.
Marco Bohr
For those of you in London, on Friday the 7th of September 2012, from 4 to 6pm, I will participate in a panel discussion that is part of the degree show and expand on the ideas set out above. Other panelists include David Bate, Sophy Rickett, Daniel Rubinstein and Eti Wade. Admission is free though please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com. The address is Ambika P3, 35 Marylebone Road, London NW1 5LS. Here is more information on the talk and the exhibition: http://www.voiceofthegrain.com/Gallery.php


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Regardless of my father's suicide, I have always disliked the question, "How are you?" Do people really want to know the answer? I'm not sure people are even equipped to deal with anything other than, "I'm ok." What makes it more difficult is when you are struggling with a response. "How are you?" How difficult is it to find an answer when you yourself don't know. This is what happens in the aftermath of a suicide loss. It is difficult to define how you are when your entire world has been shattered. When the world around you no longer makes sense, and you question who the person is starring back at you in the mirror. This is normal. We shouldn't know the answer, at least not right away. Part of the grieving process is redefining who we are, and what this loss means. Expect to be broken. Expect to not know how to respond when someone asks, "How are you?" Know that it is ok to say, "I really don't know, but I am figuring it out."
"How are you?" Yes I get this a lot and many times it is followed up with "Of course I can't imagine what your going through". So I always answer knowing that the person asking is using social politeness to try and show concern and or care for our situation. My answer depending on whom is asking the question is usually a straightforward one. "My boys and I are doing the best we can. We have our good days and our bad days, but mostly we are creating a new normal everyday to being without our wife and mother."
I think it sums it up and doesn't put he other person in too much of an uncomfortable situation. I truly believe Most people are trying to be comforting but really don't know what to say for fear of sounding too nonchalant or callous about our situation.
What I view as most important is that at least try to reach out.
Since returning to work after my father died, this has been one of my biggest obstacles. So many of the well-meaning conversations go something like like this "How are you?" [I'm OK.] "Are you sure?" "You don't sound like yourself." It feels so overwhelming and invasive. I have to choose between keeping my voice strong and insisting I'm doing fine OR sharing more and running the risk of inviting more questions. It's emotionally exhausting.
I looked at your name, and thought I may have unconsciously posted this myself. I just returned to work myself and that's exactly how I feel.
Hi Jessica!
Perfect timing for your article thanks so much.
I'm creating a project for my English class and I would love to share this and add it to my personal dictionary. I chose my topic for mental health. May I use this article as part of that please ? I will cite you as author..
My brothers died by suicide 9 years ago today. See why perfect timing? Time is a blur here and there in my life.
Thanks for everything you do!
Warm Regards,
Tara Spitzzeri
Thank you for posting this. My wife died by suicide just over three weeks ago. This post definitely put into words how I feel when people ask me, "How are you doing?" And you put it well when you say idly is a process and you are figuring it out as time goes on. Thanks for sharing.
This was perfect timing, I'm unfortunately a new member to this community as of last week. Just returned to work today, and it's especially hard when most people don't realize the magnitude of the loss.
Oh my! I just read Paul's comment. Paul, it has been a little over 2 years now since my wonderful husband passed away. I know that many of us reading this very helpful blog can recall how excruciating the pain was when we lost our own loved one. I had a very difficult time dealing with my own loss and could have NEVER imagined that my heart would begin to heal. I am not sure how others would/will respond, but in my own experience I think it has been the passing of time that makes every day a bit easier to handle. When at first I cried every time I saw a photo of my dear husband or heard a favorite song of his, I now find myself smiling at photos of my hubby and actually enjoying the memories that his favorite old songs evoke. In my opinion I think it truly takes time to begin to heal. I wish you comfort and peace while you walk this same road that most of us reading this blog have had to do.
Paul I am terribly sorry to hear about your loss. I lost my wife 5 months ago. All I can say let yourself be open to help. You will find that relationships you never knew were there will be those you rely on the most. Remembering your wife's positive times are very important. My prayers go out to you and your family.
I lost my father almost 13 years ago to suicide. I found him and deal with it daily. Yet somehow nobody ever asks me how I'm doing and it hurts me. I think about that all the time. For me it would be nice to know people care enough to ask. Even if I don't know how to answer I somehow resent the fact that nobody asks. I understand all the issues from both sides yet somehow just being asked would make me happy. I think sometimes I need to tell my friends and family how I feel but most times when I bring up my dad I see their discomfort and they change the subject quickly.
David, I understand the feeling. Even though I want my space to grieve, I secretly resent the fact that no one asks how I'm doing. Not a check-in or text. I do however, get messaged if I'm needed or wanted to join in "normal" conversation. I guess the thought from family/friends is that if they act like everything is fine, then I'll be fine and become my old self. My old self died with my father. I could never say that for the same reason as you….. it makes them uncomfortable.
Hi Molly. I meant to thank you for your comments. I just got busy. There is still such a stigma attached to suicide. People feel uncomfortable and I guess we need to forgive them. When the time is right I'll let them know how I feel. Not sure it will do any good but worth a try. But thank you. Your thoughts are very comforting. David


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A Queensland based far right politician. Prior to his involvement in fascist politics, this twisted fuck was a cop. He & six other cops were involved in the kidnapping of three young Aboriginal children in 1994. Ellis and his accomplices demanded the children strip and proceeded to confiscate their shoes, threatened to "cut off their fingers" and dumped them out of town to walk over 16 kilometres home barefoot.
The six bastards were charged with Kidnapping and put on probation. The incident became a highly prolific media scandal at the time, being dubbed the Pinkenba Six. It sparked outrage and anger within the local indigenous community as their cry for justice fell on deaf ears.But the great Australian system would come in handy for Ellis and his pig mates when the charges were eventually dropped on account of systemic institutionalised racism against 1st Nations people and the impunity of police crimes in Australia.
After 30 years of hiding away in the shadows from national media disgrace, Ellis seems to think now was the time that everyone would have forgotten about his little incident and he could pursue a career as one of Pauline's puppet candidates, standing as a One Nation candidate for the seat of Macalister. He was wrong and he was right. Wrong in the sense that his past did come back to haunt him, right in the sense that he would be the latest of many ONP candidates to follow suit in dis-endorssment & disgrace.
If this wasn't enough already, there are the Nazi pictures. Mr Ellis is found to be waist deep in filth between racially profiling & torturing children he manages to squeeze in a little Nazi fetishisation and workplace harassment. Ellis was accused of threatening harm upon former employees of his private security company Gatecrash Security. Photos were also discovered on his social media pages of Ellis sieg heiling on a lawn with a Swastika mowed into it. WTF is wrong with this lot?
Ellis's backyard blitz…krieg


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Movie of Benjamin Morton. Was premiered in 2015, with production teams of Australia. You can watch Rags online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2015.
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Runtime: 86 minutes
Tim Mason Scott, Caroline McQuade, Craig Walker, Tiffany Bull, Melissa Bull, Alec Hall, Hayley Hughes, Victoria Ferrara, Lyndsey Fay Macnaught, Benjamin Morton, Jenna Bridge, Scarlett Brukmann, David Ross, Ross Kupisiewicz and Jason Mikelsons.
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86-minute film (full movie) directed by Benjamin Morton.
The original audio of Rags has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in Australia.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2015.
Screenplay written by Benjamin Morton.
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This film was produced and / or financed by Terror Australis Films.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Rags has a duration of 86 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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I was referred to Dr. Halverson and left his office frustrated because he dismissed my chronic leg pain and tests supporting a long-term condition. He said he looked at my records and nothing was wrong with me, which seems odd because I had a variety of tests supporting an already-diagnosed condition. I am literally in pain every day and Dr. Halverson did absolutely nothing to help me.
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Repaired 2 shoulders for me. I was told by a previous MD that 1 shoulder was not repairable. He is very professional, knowledgeable, skillful and personable.
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I had many great experiences with Dr. Halvorson and his staff! He was very knowledgeable and skilled about my specific knee injury and surgery went great! I would recommend him to anyone and wouldn't have surgery by anyone else.
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I had suffered from two prior surgeries from another Physician and still had constant knee pain. I saw Dr. Halverson at the suggestion of a friend, underwent the standard office visits and evaluations and was scheduled for a third surgery. I am pleased to say that the third time was a charm. Whish I had the ability to see Dr. Halverson first. It would have save a lot of pain over the years. Thanks Doc for a job well done.
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I saw this doctor after I was seen in the minor emergency for a factured calcaneus, he told me there was nothing wrong with my foot and he has not been wrong in 20 years. He ordered an MRI because I insisted. My MRI came back and confirmed what I had already known that I had a factured calcaneus. When I confronted him he said, "Oh well I didn't have access to your records". Really everyone knows that is a cop out with todays technology and I had told him so. It has been 5 months and I still can not walk!!
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A York woman has been given two years of probation and 90 days in jail for writing fraudulent checks.
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Tritt had pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of felony forgery in January.
York police were told in November that a man's checkbook was missing and that checks had been fraudulently written at numerous local businesses. Prosecutors say Tritt forged 29 checks on the account, totaling nearly $1,800.
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An Interesting Story In Which We Are Walk-Ons
Prologue: of all the stories we could tell about ourselves, this is probably the best one because it begins with two people who seem like they might be the main characters, but as more people come into the story, the originals kind of fade into the background and that keeps happening with character after character until it finally dawns on the reader that the main character, the lynchpin of the entire narrative, is also the author, which is kind of intriguing and quite creative.
Chapter 1 starts with a couple who, months after moving into an old farmhouse and beginning to live an idyllic life in the countryside, feel God calling them to up and move with their small children into the center of the city, into a neighborhood scarred with drugs and poverty and depression. which eventually they do, which is a good thing because if they hadn't, this story would be very different and probably not as interesting. that couple, hoping to be Good News for their neighbors, finds their hearts reoriented after two years there, after the demoniac across the street finds Jesus and they start to pray with him, and he invites others, and soon there is a group that gathers every night on their porch to pray for the neighborhood. it appears that this couple is central to this story, but they are only walk-ons, as is revealed later in the narrative.
Chapter 2
Chapter 2: and so is this unlikely group of friends and fighters, a teensy army that gathers on their porch each night, which spends its time dreaming up crazy ways to love and serve their neighbors. which begins praying for a space for others to live and serve and pray alongside them, because there's so much prayer that needs to be done in that neighborhood. and the husband and wife remember that one night a few years back God gave them a glimpse of a red moon rising over their city, his sign that there would be a movement of prayer in that city, and that they would have a small part of it.
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Chapter 3: trusting in the God who gave that sign, the husband leaves a tenured university job and its salary to start the stockbridge boiler room: a movement of prayer and mission and discipleship and love in a place bereft of all of that.
and while this plot is unfolding, there's a whole other story being written across the alley from where this couple lives: a crack house and brothel. and every day they watch addicts come to that house, weary prostitutes leave to buy a pack of cigarettes, the same cars and cast of characters over and over and over. and this couple dreams of God filling that house with light. and so they ask him to do just that. they do not ask people for money to buy that house or to pay their salary, which worries their families; they ask God. and a few months later, he gives them that house to use for the boiler room.
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Chapter 4: he gives them the house because he is going to fill it with people who are necessary to the plot of this story: barristas and mechanics and homeless and teachers and musicians and addicts and artists who will, for the next five years and beyond, fill that house and the neighborhood around it with singing and worship and prayer and parades and good food and varied acts of kindness and love. who will learn what it means to live missionally not just for a season, but for the rest of their lives. people who will go on to buy houses and raise families and walk dogs and be known in the neighborhood. characters whose lives will begin to blur with those they serve and feed and love so that eventually, all those characters, who play such a variety of roles and have stories of their own to tell, become more and less important to the story than they thought they were, which is the genius of the author, who is writing, even now,
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Henry squinted as he strained to observe the goblins walking through a clearing on a hillside about 200 yards away. They were small and green with huge ears and long noses. Henry judged they were about three and a half feet tall. He actually didn't know what they were exactly but their general appearance made "goblins" seem appropriate.
Jason whispered, "What do we do?"
Henry frowned and whispered back, "Well, we don't know for sure they're hostile. For all we know they are peaceful and just look funny to us." Right about that time, a few more goblins emerged from the trees leading an old man, a young woman, and a little boy through the clearing. The prisoners were chains and it was obvious that all of them were in rough shape. A goblin holding a spear brought up the rear and prodded the young boy to walk faster. "Oh hell," Henry quietly cursed.
Jason looked resigned, "You know, if we are actually going to survive in this place we shouldn't get involved."
"But we're going to get involved anyway, aren't we?"
Henry was conflicted. He really didn't want to die. He was also extremely tired and still adjusting to the situation. He'd already had a full weekend, then he practiced sword drills with Jason before getting zapped to Ludus, and he just hiked through the woods for an hour. He had a suspicion that whatever Dolos did to get them here took a lot out of him too.
Unfortunately, there were some things he knew he couldn't walk away from, certain things he couldn't tolerate because he had to live with himself as long as he was still breathing. His moral code was pretty clear on the situation but he also had his friend to think about. He paused and asked Jason, "What do you think?"
Jason scratched his chin, his tall, lanky frame seemed to sway gently in the slight breeze. "Well, those people obviously need help. I've never even been in much of a real fight, but I know a good reason for fighting when I see it. Plus, I know you want to go help those people and there are worse ways to die than doing something right with a friend."
Henry was touched. He'd been hanging out with Jason a lot the last few years, especially after his divorce. It was nice to know that their friendship meant as much to Jason as it did to him. Plus it spoke volumes that Jason was willing to watch his back. They were in a ridiculous situation, they were probably both in shock, but Jason's inherent goodness and integrity was steadfast. Henry wished he was that good of a person.
"Okay, let's move over to that clearing. Try to walk as quietly as possible. While we head there, look for straight sticks or small trees we can make into spears."
Jason pointed at their polypropylene practice weapons, "Will these do us any good? I'm pretty good with a long sword but I'm not that great with a spear."
Henry shook his head, "No, those goblins or whatever had metal weapons. Metal will cut right through this stuff," he punctuated his point by easily cutting into the guard of his training sword with his machete. "Our HEMA armor should help a bit, though. I mean, I'd rather be wearing steel but this stuff beats a t-shirt."
Jason nodded glumly and after hiding the useless training weapons in a bush, the pair started moving through the forest towards where they'd seen the goblins. While they walked, they fashioned a few makeshift spears using the folding knife from the duffle bag.
Henry noticed that some of the foliage was unlike any he'd ever seen before. Sunlight from the greenish blue sky slanted through trees and lighted on a bush with pretty pink flowers. He suddenly halted and put an arm out to stop Jason too. Jason looked at him questioningly, but Henry just shook his head.
Henry wasn't quite sure why he stopped and he wasn't getting any clues from just staring at the bush so he grunted, motioning Jason to follow him in a path around the flowers. Henry's hunches were useful more often than not. He was damn sure not going to ignore his gut on a strange planet while moving towards a fight.
When the two men reached the clearing they'd seen the goblins and the prisoners in, they discovered that the creatures had been following a well-worn trail. Henry knew that if he and Jason were smart, they'd scout the area around them, do a few days of recon, and formulate a plan of attack with at least 20 other people. However, not only did they not have backup, all they had for weapons was a cheap machete and a handful of sharpened sticks, most of which were being carried by Jason.
The situation sucked. Not for the first time, Henry wished he could just walk away from helping other people in terrible circumstances. He just couldn't bring himself to do it, though.
He was having serious doubts they were going to survive after attacking the goblin creatures. He and Jason had only been on another world for a couple hours! He was thinking about telling Jason they should just turn back until he saw the human footprints in the soft dirt. He squatted down and bent closer, yes, he could see blood. At least one of the prisoners was hurt.
Henry steeled his resolve and felt the strange but familiar calm he always experienced in combat or car crashes, car crashes that most definitely were not his fault. Definitely not his fault, that was his story and he was sticking to it. He gestured Jason over and whispered, "We have to be really quiet now while we follow this trail. For all we know, they have a camp a few dozen feet away."
Jason nodded, "Do we have a plan?"
"I don't, do you?"
"I was afraid you were going to say that," Jason sighed.
Both men began slowly, carefully following the trail through the woods. They walked for about fifteen minutes when the path began to snake around a hill. Henry got a bad feeling as they approached a blind corner around a rock outcropping and motioned Jason to be careful. Jason nervously nodded and readied one of his makeshift spears in one hand, the rest held under his other arm. As they creeped forward, Henry began to smell a new, acrid odor under the normal, loamy scent of the forest. In two more steps, they came upon a goblin relieving itself against a tree just off the trail. The goblin turned its head as the two men rounded the bend. It was hard to tell who which party was more surprised, but Jason acted first.
With a grunt of effort, he whipped forward his long arm and more by luck than skill, his makeshift spear went right through the goblin's neck. Dark ichor welled up from the terrible wound and the goblin fell to the ground, trashing around, its eyes dilated and its mouth open while trying to scream. The goblin's loincloth flipped up and Henry amended, Ah, it's a "he", not an "it".
Henry stepped forward quickly to end the goblin's suffering with his machete. When he turned back, he saw Jason staring at the goblin in sick fascination for a full five seconds before throwing up. Henry left his friend alone while he got himself back under control and began checking the goblin's gear with clinical detachment. The goblin was a mess and smelled horrible, but Henry had seen worse.
Along with the loincloth, the goblin was wearing a crude vest that looked like it was made of deer hide. The goblin also had a small bag with bit near-rancid, dried meat and a little stoneware water bottle corked with wax. For weapons, the goblin was carrying a flint spear and a long, bronze, seax-style knife. Henry thought there was a possibility they'd killed the goblin that poked the little boy in the clearing. "Serves the little motherfucker right," he muttered.
He turned around and saw Jason was wiping his mouth with the back of his hand and looked a little green, but was pulling himself back together. Henry tossed him the long bronze knife and kept the flint spear for himself.
"I'm sorry," Jason whispered. He didn't look at the goblin and kept his eyes on the trail. "It's really dead, right?"
Henry nodded, "Yeah, it's dead. Don't worry about it— your reaction is pretty normal. You've never even gone hunting, have you?"
Jason shook his head, "No. I think what really bothers me is that we don't even know if we are the good guys here. We might have just committed murder."
Henry shook his head, "No, for better for worse we've decided to war on these things. It's true we're in a new place and this is pretty intense, but it was obvious that those people we saw needed help. Putting chains on people and wounding children with weapons is a pretty good sign that these creatures are the bad guys."
Jason nodded thoughtfully and examined the bronze knife. "This thing is pretty crude but it actually has good balance."
"Good, maybe you can throw it then. I know you like throwing knives." Henry nudged the dead goblin with his foot. "This thing didn't have any armor but we can't be sure that will be the case ahead."
Jason nodded and the two men began following the trail again, adrenaline making their hearts beat wildly. They pushed forward like this for another five minutes before the trail ended at the entrance to a creepy cave. Two skulls sat on the ground on either side of the entrance and they could see a torch sputtering a few steps inside. There was a faint, animal-like smell coming from the mouth of the cave.
Jason looked at Henry with a question in his eyes and Henry briefly considered what they should do. In the end, he couldn't think of anything clever and shrugged. With that, both men entered the cave, weapons at the ready. Henry thought it was strange that the goblins didn't have a lookout posted. He cocked his head and listened while the torch cast shadows against the wall next to him. He thought he could hear something in the distance. The little bits of noise he caught made his hackles rise.
Henry and Jason continued deeper into the cave, the slight smell they first encountered kept growing worse the deeper they got. The cave eventually turned into a natural tunnel, and the noises ahead bounced around them in disconcerting ways. A torch lit the midpoint of the tunnel, and Henry could see torchlight coming from where it looked like the cave started to open up again. Henry and Jason got low and moved forward cautiously until they could see into the room ahead.
The scene they were greeted with was horrific. The room opened up before them and its floor was actually a few feet lower than where they were crouching down, a natural ramp leading from the tunnel down into the room. The old man they'd seen in the clearing was lying in a heap against the wall next to the copper chains the prisoners were transported with, a bump on his head and blood leaking from his temple. The woman was being held down by two goblins while a third was cutting off her clothes with a stone knife as she screamed, her voice weak and desperate. Every time she tried to struggle, one of the goblins casually hit her in the face with the back of its hand. The little boy…
Henry swallowed. He'd seen some terrible things in war and working as an EMT, but it always hit him hardest when kids got hurt. What he was seeing now… he knew he was going to have nightmares. The boy that he and Jason had seen the goblins leading through the clearing was dead and two goblins were butchering him like he was an animal. His blood spread in an enormous pool on the floor in an area that seemed to be a dug out as a fire pit.
Henry noted in a detached sort of way that the goblins probably butchered things in the fire pits while they were not lit and then built fires to burn up the offal.
One goblin that was bigger than the others and wearing crude bone armor stood by the fire and yelled at the other goblins. Henry figured he was the boss goblin. He counted a total of six goblins including the boss in armor; all appeared to be male. Henry glanced at Jason and saw tears in his friend's eyes. He had a feeling that Jason was no longer conflicted with the morality of killing goblins.
Henry held out a hand and Jason gave him one of the crude, green wood spears. He held up three fingers, then two, then one, counting down. Jason's eyes were wild, but his shoulders were square and his jaw was set. For the second time that day, Henry felt honored to know his friend. He knew they might die in the next few minutes, but he felt deep pride in the course of action they were taking. He was damn sure not going to walk away from blatant evil like this, and he respected his friend's courage in joining him.
As soon as Henry's fingers all made a fist, both men jumped up and attacked, their yells blending with the screams of the woman on the floor and the chittering of goblins.


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Cruise ships are mainly used for passengers because it can take people from one place to another, so people travel on these ships for just enjoyment and getting luxurious experience. Larger cruises are mainly combination of lot of facilities which are including bars, gyms, rooms, restaurants, discos, party halls, swimming pools and many other facilities.
So here we have list of top 10 most luxury cruise ships in the world 2016.
10: Silversea Silver Shadow
Silver Shadow is most luxurious cruise which is now operated by Silversea cruises, this made in 1999 but launched in 2000 so from that time this cruise is in service, this cruise has great capacity of passengers as 284 people can easily travel on this, it has also biggest restaurant on this cruise that capacity of 424 people. This ship was prepared in Italy, this ship has greater capacity for passengers than that of any cruise of the world, each onboard suite has separate butler with refrigerator for snacks and drinks, these cruises are mostly used in Alaska and Asia, it has indoor and outdoor dining system.
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9: Seabourn Cruise Line: Seabourn Sojourn
Seabourn Sojourn is another luxurious cruise which is operated by Seabourn Cruise so this cruise is in service from 2010 after its completion; length of this ship is about 198 meters, according to the reports by company this is best entertainment point for the passengers therefore this is most luxurious ship of the world and people love to visit this. It has capacity of 450 passengers; it has also two big outdoor swimming pools, six bars, four restaurants and many cafes which have great capacity of 800 people dining at a same time, administration also provide sports facility for the lovers of sport.
8: Crystal Cruise; Crystal Symphony
Crystal Symphony is most famous and luxurious cruise of the world which is operated by Crystal Cruises line as this was made in Finland in 1995, this penthouse has very elegant and beautiful dining area, according to reports that, this cruise has travelled many countries and states of the world including Panama canals, New Zealand, New York, Ukraine, Qatar, Italy, Maryland and many other countries. So ships has beautiful restaurants, bars, clubs and swimming place therefore people love to visit from this cruise, it has total area of 982 square feet and floor to ceiling windows which made the scene of sea eye catching for visitors.
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7: Seabourn Cruise Spirit: Seabourn Spirit
Seabourn Spirit is also known as Star Breeze as this was made in Germany way back in 1989, the luxury ships mostly traveled between Africa and Europe, cruise is operated now by Windstar cruises, as in 2005 it was considered as best small cruise of the world. It was came in service in 1989 and rebuilt again in 2007 with greater facilities, Each of the ship's 104 suites has either a private balcony or five foot wide window with open ocean views so this able travelers to travel with great comfort because this cruise provide lot of comfort in picture of restaurants of open area, cafes and clubs.
6: Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Seven Seas Navigator
Another most luxurious cruise of the world which is operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises as this was entered in services in 1999 from Radisson Seven Seas Cruises; more than ninety percent of suits of these ships have their own verandas, this ship Seven seas Navigator is just smallest in size but extra large in facilities and luxury travelling, so it has capacity of 490 people that it enables all these people to enjoy full accommodation provide by this cruise. Every room in this ship is well decorated, has marble bathrooms, wide ocean views and spacious sitting room, it is also used as focal point for many movies including After the Sunset.
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5: Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Seven Seas Mariner
Seven Seas mariner is also most luxurious cruises of the world as these are also operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises as this was the first ship of this kind all its suits has all balcony ship in the world therefore it was considered and awarded as the ship of the year in 2002. All rooms in this mariner are well decorated and equipped, this cruise has four restaurants of gourmet with open seating, it has 352 suites but staff to gust ratio is 1 to 1.6 which is amazing, it has capacity of about 700 guests therefore considered as largest ship from this company but each passenger is guaranteed of best experience while travelling in this ship.
4: Regent Seven Seas Cruise: Seven Seas Voyager
Seven Seas Voyager is another best and luxurious cruise which is operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises as headquarter in Miami, Florida, this was also entered in service in 2003, main feature about this ship is that almost every cabin of all suits must have balcony. According to reports that in 2006 it was considered as the most expensive cruise of the world, it has similar size with Mariner, it has capacity of 700 passengers to accommodate them in their luxurious suits, and it is currently working in Singapore but also preparing their best cruises for Beijing and Hong Kong and even it exceeds the loftiest expectations for luxury in compare with other cruises.
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MS untraced; text is taken from Robert Galloway Kirkpatrick, 'The Letters of Robert Southey to Mary Barker From 1800 to 1826' (unpublished PhD, Harvard, 1967), pp. 191–195. . Previously published: John Wood Warter (ed.), Selections from the Letters of Robert Southey, 4 vols (London, 1856), I, pp. 385–388.Dating note: "No. 19 S Madoc to Mary Barker. Keswick 26 May 1806" written on MS. According to Kirkpatrick "S Madoc" is in Mary Barker's hand in pencil. A pencil line has been lightly drawn through it.
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I ought to have written to you long since. But in London I was very unwell at first as well as very busy; & so idle, idle from sheer enjoyment of fresh air & fine weather, – that I am behind hand with every thing.
Thank you for the Musical Letter, it will answer its purpose perfectly well. the book is in the press & I have
corrected four proofs of 24 pages each.
Guess my profits upon Madoc after a years sale. £3. 17s. 1d. – if I wanted money no more than I want what the world
calls encouragement this would be very well. & thank God it is not very ill as it is, for I have had my pleasure in writing
it, & surely I ought not to grumble at receiving three pounds seventeen shillings & one penny, for having written the
poem, when there are persons who would pay the same sum gladly to be able to write it. I have got £22 by the Metrical Tales.
Senhora minha
Well what have I to say about London? why that George Dyer is in great
tribulation lest you & Sir Edward Lyttleton should think he had been
disrespectful. that Rickman has got a very goodnatured wife who I am very sorry to say
has miscarried since I left the house. – that the River Tuffin enquired for a
certain Miss Barker of whom he seemed to have formed a very just idea. that Wordsworth went in powder & with a cocked hat under his arm to the Marchioness of Staffords rout.
If the truth is to be told I suppose that the person whom I saw with most pleasure was Mrs Gonne – tho I never see or think of her without a heart ache. Two children in the same hopeless way as the others! – I past two days there, which is one day more than I allowed to any body else. but it does one good to see one who seems to be perfect goodness, & I believe she is as perfect good as it is possible for human being to be.
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