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Wonder, children wonder, but it seems that from an early age it is knocked out of them. Conformity overrides possibilities and even reality slowly starts to ascend in their mind as they are processed through the systems, in fact conformity becomes reality. No wonder that wonder slowly and then completely looses its place. Children's freedom to see new possibilities, to invent knew worlds, knew universes is increasingly viewed with suspicion as they age. Even more devastating to the processes of wonder, is the self righteous way we as adults invalidate children's seemingly preternatural ability to know where adults are coming from, to even punish children because they see and say that the emperor has no clothes on. Their natural ability to know others emotional states and to sense when adults are imposing their darkness upon them and others is far superior to our own in many or most ways; until we force them to see through are own adult processed perception. We would be wise to learn from them instead of trying to control them. The experience should be two ways. This is the best way to keep wonder alive while teaching children to understand them self and the world around them. This takes courage for us adults.
As we know, children do not know their place, they are adept at seeing through adult pretenses, masks, false identities, roles, games, hypocrisy, we are so busy shoving our own way of processing the world down their throats that we forget to wonder with them, to be with them. We become fearful of seeing things through their eyes, through the eyes of the child we once were. Darwin, Einstein, both were precocious, slow very slow in their maturity and unable and unwilling to conform, they such as so many other had a prolonged childhood, and a lasting child like way about them, the wondered.
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Today we travelled from Brussels to Normandy. Outside Brussels we went to see the battlefield of Waterloo where Napoleon lost his last battle. We climbed the large Lion Mound with 226 steps to have a good view over the battlefield. Daddy said he cannot understand how many soldiers died in 10 hours of the fight on both sides ...
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... the bombings and are still made from the original wood, stories of the original stained glass windows of the Cathedral and regional foods to try, (duck pat�, macarons d'Amiens - apparently very different from those in Paris, and gateau battu.)
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I have currently been living in Amiens, France for almost a week.
I have to create better habits of writing in this blog everything that I do, but I will briefly catch everyone up on my first hectic week here.
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... by one headstone: Private TA Dearlove age 37, died 27 April, 1918, age 37 "Greater love hath no man than to lay down his life for his friends"
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"Oh yeah!" Dean blurted out as he was woken by a neatly-wrapped fast food burger hitting him in the neck. Sam raised his eyebrow and smirked, about to say something. "Shaddup," Dean said, unwrapping the burger and digging in. Sam chuckled and turned away, opening up his computer. "So?"
Sam looked over. "So…?"
"So why'd you wake me up? Is there a case or what?"
Sam laughed again. "No, dude, I was just sick of listening to your happy noises." Dean's face turned a little pink and he bit into his burger ferociously. "I mean, I understand you must be feeling a little repressed – it's been what? Two weeks since you hooked up with a pretty chick from a bar?" Sam taunted him.
"Shut up," Dean muttered again.
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"Hey, don't mess with my Busy Asian Beauties," Dean said defensively, but hot Asian women with huge breasts weren't exactly what he'd been dreaming about. Sam laughed at him again and Dean stood up, realizing now that he was wearing the same clothes from yesterday, and that had fallen asleep on top of the covers. "Ugh, well, you need it more than me, Sasquatch," Dean said, trying to get a jab back at Sam, "but I'm gonna go take a shower." He walked toward the bathroom, pulling off his shirt as he walked.
"Whoa, Dean! Wait, stop!" Sam exclaimed, jumping up.
"What? What?" Dean turned around.
"All over your back, and your chest too, what the hell are those?"
Dean looked down at his chest and then turned toward the mirror. His chest and neck were covered in dark red and purple blotches, and assuming by Sam's reaction and the way Dean had been standing, they were probably all over his back too. Oh, damn, he thought, knowing immediately what they were from. The memory of a pair of soft lips and a scruffy chin was still rather vivid in his mind. He tried not to think about it. "Ahhh… these are… ahhh…"
Sam's mind was racing. They were like bruises – almost like hickeys, but Dean hadn't spent the night with a girl in ages. "They're everywhere," he said, leaning in as close as he could without making it awkward to inspect one of them. "There haven't been any signs of a case around here but could it be another ghost sickness?" Then he noticed something odd. "Wait, are those…?" He brushed his fingers over one and Dean flinched, but Sam could feel the indentations in his skin. "… Teeth marks?"
"Ahh…" Dean stammered, trying to come up with a reasonable explanation.
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"Yeah, yeah, I'm fine," Dean said.
Sam didn't believe that. "I'm gonna call Bobby," he said, pulling out his phone.
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"Or like it wasn't really trying to hurt him. Sam, did you ever think they could just be hickeys?"
"Well, yeah, but Dean hasn't had a girl around here in weeks."
"…Well, has he had any guys around?"
"What? No! It's just been him and me. I mean, Cas stops by occasionally but – Oh, god."
"Shoot, the shower just turned off, gotta go, thanks Bobby."
Cas? Really? Sam was thinking. He'd seen Cas and Dean eye-sex it up before but Sam had been around the whole night before. That could only mean that either Cas and Dean got it on in the time while Sam went out to get breakfast, or… Sam shuddered, they did it while I was sleeping.
"Sam? You look like you're gonna throw up," Dean said, coming back into the room and rifling through his bag for a clean shirt.
"I think I might," Sam mumbled, trying not to stare at the hickeys all over Dean.
"Nothing, hey, uh, I've gotta hit the library, I'll be back in a few hours," he said, grabbing his computer and heading for the door.
"What am I supposed to do?" Dean asked.
"What knowledge is it you require?" Castiel asked at the same time. Sam had come almost nose to nose with him when he opened the door.
"Jesus, Cas," Sam gasped.
"Born in Bethlehem, the son of Saint Mary and foster-son of Saint Joseph-" Cas began.
"No, uh, I just… I need some air," Sam said, flustered, trying desperately not to think about what might happen if he left Dean and Cas alone together.
"At the library?" Dean raised his eyebrow.
"Just. Whatever," Sam muttered, turning and leaving.
Cas watched Sam go and then turned around and looked at Dean. "Dean, your chest-" he started.
"Yeah, whose fault do you think that is?" Dean said, pulling on his shirt.
Castiel smiled.
Several hours later, after much reading and researching, Sam returned to the motel, but he was not at all expecting what he saw when he walked in: Dean without a shirt or pants, sprawled out on the bed and moaning, with Castiel suckered onto his chest like a leech, and a bunch of fresh new, bright red hickeys in between the dark ones.
Sam scrunched his eyes shut. He'd walked in on Dean with girls before, but this was a hundred times worse. Sam felt emasculated just watching. "Ugh. Dude. That's it. Separate rooms."
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Location: Lairière is situated in the Aude (Languedoc-Roussillon region) in the south of France at 24 km from Carcassonne, the department capital. (General information: Lairière is 649 km from Paris).
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Grand sites of France Carcassonne City (23km)
Heritage sites Carcassonne (24km)
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Commune: Lairière
Canton: Mouthoumet
Arrondissement: Carcassonne
Department: Aude
Region: Languedoc-Roussillon
Postcode: 11330
from Carcassonne (local prefecture): 24 km
from Paris: 649 km
from Calais: 883 km
from Nice: 394 km
from Bordeaux: 318 km
from Strasbourg: 741 km
We have 9 other places listed nearby (within 6 kilometres of Lairiere): Bouisse, Caunette-sur-Lauquet, Caunettes-en-Val, Clermont-sur-Lauquet, Lanet, Mayronnes, Montjoi, Salza and Vignevieille.
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TALLAHASSEE - Lawmakers have abandoned a plan to throw a cloak of secrecy over executive searches involving public hospitals.
In a surprise move Tuesday, Sen. Steve Oelrich, R-Cross Creek, dramatically changed his bill (SB 2624) that would have allowed search committees to keep the names of candidates for executive positions at public hospitals secret until they were submitted to the facility's governing board. Oelrich and Rep. Larry Cretul, R-Ocala, who filed a similar bill (HB 467), had argued that public hospitals were at a "competitive disadvantage" with private hospitals when it came to recruiting executives.
But with the backing of the Senate Health Regulation Committee, Oelrich had his bill amended Tuesday to drop the hospital provision and replace it with a "task force on open government," which would conduct a study on the state's open records and meetings laws and report to the Legislature next year.
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Far Away. Explore what it means to be a human being in a fallen world at Salomon Theatre's production of Caryl Churchill's Far Away. The box office will be open Monday through Friday, 12:30-4 p.m., and the show dates are Tuesday, January 29th- Saturday, February 2nd. Tickets are $8 for Rush, and $10 for Students, Adults, and Seniors. Visit Salomon Theatre's website, or contact firstname.lastname@example.com for further information.
"Little Shop of Horrors" Auditions! Auditions for "Little Shop of Horrors," a sci-fi musical about our greatest fears (dentists, aliens, and romantic rejection), will be taking place on Monday, February 4th, in Salomon Theatre. Your student may sign up for an audition time on the Cabrillo office door (206). They will need to bring sixteen bars of a musical theatre song and an accompanist or track, as well as a prepared two-minute monologue (comic or light tone preferred), or else scenes will be available for cold reading. They should wear comfortable clothes and show their creativity! Contact Dr. Ronda Winderl at Ext. 2687, or firstname.lastname@example.com, for more information, or visit the Salomon Theatre website.
Radio Show by the Sea. Come out and see PLNU's very own talent perform your favorite radio-famous, make-up and break-up, love songs. Radio Show will take place in Crill Performance Hall, at 7:30 p.m., on February 8th. Tickets may be purchased at the door and cost $5 for one person, or $8 for two.
MSN Information Event. Senior BSN students are invited to join us at the MSN Information Event on Saturday, February 2nd, at the Liberty Station Conference Center. They'll hear about the program, enjoy some breakfast from Panera Bread, and meet their MSN Enrollment Counselor. You can find more information about this event by visiting the website, or else contacting email@example.com.
Lessons from Abroad. Lessons from Abroad is a unique conference for study abroad returnees throughout the San Diego area. Students will learn how to market their global worldview, and discover how they can incorporate their experience abroad into their work after graduation. The conference is taking place on Saturday, February 9th, at SDSU, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. If students miss their host country and want expand their global experience, this conference is the perfect opportunity! For more information, contact the Study Abroad Office at firstname.lastname@example.com, or go to http://www.lessonsfromabroad.org/sandiego/.
Alumni Endowed Student Scholarships. Need help paying for tuition next year? Apply now to receive a $2,000 Scholarship for the 2013-2014 school year!
The deadline is Wednesday, February 20th. For criteria and to apply online, visit www.pointloma.edu/AESS, or contact firstname.lastname@example.com for further information.
Commuter Whatever. Commuters are invited to join us at the Commuter Lounge on Wednesday, January 30th, for free bagels, doughnuts, OJ, coffee, and more!
Welcome PLNU's New Chaplain! We are pleased to announce that Rev. Tim Whetstone has accepted our offer to come to PLNU as our new chaplain. He has a great love for young adults, breadth of experience in ministry and is excited about joining our community. Tim will begin serving as chaplain the last week of February. His family will join him in June.
Tim is an ordained minister and previously served as Pastor of a church plant in Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Tim has served in various ministry positions as well as a missionary in Italy and Singapore. He is a graduate of Northwest Nazarene University and Nazarene Theological Seminary and holds degrees in Philosophy, Christian Education and Intercultural Studies. He has received extensive training in Family Life education, leadership development and emergency disaster response. He most recently served as Pastor of New Start Church of the Nazarene in the South Hills of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He has a deep desire to help equip and empower others to be kingdom leaders.
Strengths on Point Sessions. Do you know how to care for the important people in your life by loving them the way they need to be loved? Are you interested in sharing how others can relate to you in ways that are most meaningful? Groups might be perfect for your student's roommates, significant other, friends, or teammates! One of our trained Strengths on Point volunteers will guide your student's group through an exploration of each set of strengths, and how they can utilize them to best work together. Contact Sandy Ische to schedule your Group Session today, at (619) 849-2446, or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Library Game Night. It's that time again: time to gather at Ryan Library for Game Night! Students are invited on Friday, February 1st, from 8 p.m. to midnight. Bring your own table games, or select one from our collection. Free snacks will be provided. Visit the Ryan Library page for this event for further details.
Super Bowl Sunday! Students are invited to join us on Sunday, February 3rd, for Super Bowl Sunday in the ARC. Enjoy pizza, chips, and drinks while watching the game on the big screen.
Student Dietetic Association. How will a person's "mental fitness," energy level, or ability to concentrate be affected if they consume fewer nutrients than their body needs? How bad would it have to get before you would notice the subtle effects on you or your client's nervous system? If an individual consumed toxic amounts of some nutrient or dietary non-nutrient, how might that influence their mental status? The SDA at PLNU is hosting noted nutrition researcher and author, Ruth Leyse-Wallace, PhD, RD, to answer these questions and more on Tuesday, February 5th, at 7 p.m., in Colt Hall. This thought-provoking session will be free, and is open to the entire campus community.
Summer Camp Job Fair. Do you know a student who is interested in working at a camp over the summer? The Offices of Strength and Vocation is hosting a Summer Camp Job Fair on Wednesday, February 6th, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The fair will be on the Campus Mall, or, in case of rain, it will be moved to the ARC. This is a great opportunity for your student to meet with recruiters from various summer camps and learn about their open positions. Visit the website, or contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information about this event.
Thursday Throwback. Grab your fanny packs and overall shorts, and head to the ARC on Thursday, February 7th, from 8-10:30 p.m., for the 90's themed Thursday Throwback! Enjoy playing arcade games, eat some munchies, and have a totally radical time dancing the night away.
Fair Trade Forum. Come to a Colt Hall on Wednesday, February 13th, from 7-8 p.m. to discuss the idea of creating a fair trade fund here at PLNU. There will be a time for questions and answers with Jamie Gates and Andrew Schalin.
Renewal Week Opportunities. During Renewal Week, there are a few extra opportunities for guided prayer. Prescott Prayer Chapel will be open for guided prayer, based on Matthew 25, all week long. Before and after chapel, a massive prayer wall installation is open in the Brown Chapel Lobby.
Spring Service Day Donations. Renewal Week culminates with our annual Spring Service Day on Saturday, February 2nd, and we need your help! We are collecting donations of school supplies (pencils, crayons, and paper only) for Ministry with Mexico projects, as well as adult size socks and travel-size toiletries for Homeless Ministries. Items can be dropped off in the foyer of Brown Chapel, or in the Spiritual Development office through Friday. Cash donations are welcome as well. Contact Dana Hojsack, at email@example.com, with any other questions, or visit Spiritual Development's website.
Small Groups. Discipleship Ministries has the privilege to offer three faculty/staff led small groups.
Mike and Emma Mooring
When: Sunday evenings, 7-8:30 p.m.
Who: Mixed gender
Topic: A book of the Bible that will be determined as a group
Matthieu and Elodie Rouffet
When: Tuesday evenings, 5:30 or 6 p.m. (based on response)
Who: Mixed gender
Topic: How to Live a Christian Life (jobs, church, spouse choices)
Ruth Ataide
When: Tuesday evenings, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Who: Women only
Topic: Being a woman of virtue, excellence, and honor (Proverbs 31, with an overview of Proverbs)
Please direct any questions to Lauren Brashears, at email@example.com, or Melanie Wolf, at email@example.com. Spaces are limited. We are excited for this opportunity and look forward to hearing from you!
Christianity in Hollywood. In an evening with the writer and producer of "That 70's Show," Dean Batali, himself, will be giving a talk about what it is like to be a Christian in Hollywood. Join him on Monday, January 28th, from 7-9 p.m. in Crill Hall.
Have you got SEALION spirit?
Games this week:
Baseball vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, Friday, February 1st, at 2 p.m.—Carroll B. Land Stadium
Women's Tennis vs. Azusa Pacific, Friday, February 1st, at 2:30 p.m.—Tennis Courts
Men's Tennis vs. Azusa Pacific, Saturday, February 2nd, at 10 a.m.—Tennis Courts
Baseball vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (DH), Saturday, February 2nd, at 11 a.m.—Carroll B. Land Stadium
Women's Basketball vs. Dominican, Saturday, February 2nd, at 2 p.m.—Golden Gym
Men's Basketball vs. Dominican, Saturday, February 2nd, at 4 p.m.—Golden Gym
Offices of Strengths and Vocation
Cause There ain't no Cure for the Summer Time Blues!
Or is there? We know it is only February, but it is never too early for your student to prepare for summer. Now, it is true summer break should be a time to relax after a long semester. Maybe take a family vacation or spend countless hours doing nothing on the beach, or catching up on needed sleep. Summer can also be a time to get ahead. Full-time work over the summer may not be for everyone, however, you can suggest they take some down time and put it to use for their future, and it is never too early to plan for that. Here are a couple of things your student can do prior to May.
Create or build a resume. During the next few months there are plenty of opportunities for students to either build a new resume or retool the one they already have. There are a number of resume workshops, as well as individual resume coaching sessions offered through OSV. There are also going to be many professionals on campus willing to offer resume advice to your student. This is the heart of the job fair season so students need to be prepared with a well formatted content driven resume.
Develop your LinkedIn profile. Every student, in every major, needs to have a complete and engaging LinkedIn profile. OSV offers individual LinkedIn coaching sessions that your student can take advantage of. LinkedIn is quickly becoming the "go to" for online networking. We hear less and less of "Here is my card" and more "Let's Link in." This is a free service, and the most dominant online networking site, so your student needs to create a profile and then be an active participant on the site. We can teach them how to do this, just have them come to the OSV and set an appointment.
Apply for summer jobs and internships. Over the next few months your student will have plenty of opportunities to meet with employers about possible summer jobs and internships. February 7th, we are holding the Summer Camp Job Fair. This is an event were many summer camps come to hire counselors. Your student has the opportunity to meet with a diverse group of camps and apply to the ones that make sense. March 15-22, is Expo Days. This is 6 days of employers coming on campus to hire for both full-time jobs and internships. Each day we will be highlighting a different industry. Along with this, your student will have a chance to go through mock interviews with professionals in their area of interest. Both of these events give your student direct access to companies that are hiring. Also throughout the rest of the semester OSV will be putting on several Network 9 events were students can connect with professionals about possible jobs and internships.
So make sure your students takes advantage of all of the programs and services offered over the next few months. Once again summer should be fun and relaxing, but really how much relaxing can one college student do? After a week they will be ready to get back to work. (snicker snicker)
Student Financial Information
Important Student Financial Services Dates
February 4 5% Late Fee Applied to all unpaid balances
March 4 2013/2014 FAFSA Priority Deadline
March 15 Financial Holds Placed on Delinquent Accounts
If your student is registered for the spring semester, s/he should already have received a statement of account in the mail. If you have not seen the spring statement, please contact your student or visit the parent portal to view the statement. All future bills for the spring semester will be made available on the student and parent portals. Payment for Spring 2012 was due January 3, 2013.
If your student has provided you with financial information releases, you will receive a postcard each month that a bill is generated, notifying you that the bill is available to be viewed online through your parent portal. If you'd prefer to receive this notification by email, please update your "Notification Preferences" through your parent portal (on the same page as the statement of account, under Financial Services). Please be sure that we have a valid email address on file for you.
Late Fees and Financial Holds
On February 4th, a 5% late fee will be charged on all outstanding balances, after taking pending aid into consideration. Please make sure your student's account is paid in full to avoid a late fee!
Financial Holds will be placed on all delinquent accounts on March 15th. This hold will prevent registration for any subsequent semesters, and will prevent participation in on-campus housing room draws. Note that pending aid will not be taken into account, so please be sure to have your student follow up on any sources of pending aid to ensure that it posts prior to March 15th.
The SFS Named Scholarship application allows current students to apply for multiple endowed scholarship funds with one easy application. The online application for the 2013-14 scholarship will be available to your student in early March. Watch for announcements!
PLNU has contracted with ECSI to provide 1098-Ts electronically for 2012, and these tax forms are now available through your student's portal. Form 1098-T is a tax summary issued by PLNU to all students registered during a specified tax year, and includes tuition and required fees, adjustments made for prior years, and scholarships or grants received by the student. Room and Board, living expenses, and textbook costs are not included.
Information on Form 1098-T is reported to the IRS and can be used by students to claim certain tax credits or deductions. More information is available on our 1098-T telephone line: (619) 849-2799.
To view and print the 1098-T, students will login to the student portal and click on the "Students" tab.
• Click on "Financial Services"
• Click on "1098-T" on the left hand side navigation bar.
• Follow the instructions to access the 1098-T tax form through ECSI's website.
If you run into any difficulties, please call ECSI at (866)428-1098.
Note that Box 2 of your 1098-T will reflect amounts billed for qualified tuition and related expenses during the 2012 calendar year. Box 1 should be blank. We recommend that you provide this form to your tax preparer, as neither PLNU nor ECSI is able to provide you with any tax advice.
If you have any questions regarding your student's statement of account, please feel free to contact the Student Financial Services Office at (619)849-2538 Monday through Thursday, 8:30 AM- 5:00 PM and Friday 8:30 AM- 4:30 PM or by email at email@example.com. We are here to serve you!
Send a Celebration Treat!
Point Loma Nazarene University Women's Auxiliary
Would you like to send your student some homemade desserts? For a $25 donation, the Women's Auxiliary of PLNU will lovingly bake homemade cakes, cookies, or brownies and have them delivered right to your student's residence hall!
You can order and pay online at www.pointloma.edu/cake.
Proceeds from this fundraiser are going toward Women's Auxiliary's fundraising efforts to fulfill the wish lists of each residence hall. They will be working on projects like putting in bike racks, kitchen upgrades, purchasing printers, adding dehumidifiers, and so much more. So, it is a double benefit for your student!
Please note: Two weeks advanced notice is appreciated.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call Mary De Luca at 858-461-1640.
Study Skills: Tutorial Center
Dean's List. Congratulations to the 889 Point Loma undergraduate students whose 2012 fall semester GPA qualified them for this academic honor. You can find links to the list here.
Muscle Reading
Before you read: PRY OUT QUESTIONS.
1. Preview text and summary.
2. Outline text if one isn't provided.
3. Question: turn headings into questions.
While you read: ROOT UP ANSWERS.
4. Read. Visualize reading. Stay focused.
5. Underline. Sparingly. Write in margins.
6. Answer. Answer your questions. Fill in outline.
After you read: RECITE, REVIEW, REVIEW.
7. Recite. Read a paragraph, cover it, talk about it.
8. Review. Review within 24 hours of reading.
9. Review again. Plan on a weekly hour review.
Hours: MONDAY-THURSDAY 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. and 6 - 9 p.m., FRIDAY 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
The Tutorial Center is located in Bond Academic Center next to Study Abroad Office. Stop by and make a FREE tutoring appointment today. Or call us at X2593 or e-mail us at email@example.com for more information!
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Barefoot Bay Resort and Marina
Travel Blogs from Clearwater
Maryland here we come!!!
... house in Seven Oaks. The week just simply flew by, between errands and visiting with friends. Just a delightful time all around under the beautiful Floridian sun!
Now, Paul and I are back on the road on our way to Ocean City, Maryland where we are scheduled to arrive on the 28th... We are very excited to yet again stay there for the next 3 months or so ...
My Most Recent Adventure...Moving!
Being that this is my first blog, I figured I would share my most recent "travel" experience.
Three weeks ago, I moved for the first time in my life. I am a Jersey Girl at heart, born and raised, in the same house in fact, and except for traveling, have never lived elsewhere. Growing up in a small town sucked! I always hated having nothing to do in my town, and having to drive quite a distance to go shopping, walk around a cute town, or even go to a decent ...
Back home
Back home today. Didnt have wifi access while in England on the boat so couldnt post. Too busy and tired last 3 days in Scotland Wrote up experiences each day though and will post a few at a time shortly It was a great and different adventure Now on to planning for ...
Busch Gardens
... rides or an amusement park with zoo animals. Either way, it was a lot of fun.
They have quite a few roller coasters here. We enjoyed all of them, some several times in fact. The crowds were very light, so we could pretty much walk on to the roller coasters, which was very nice indeed.
They also have water rides, which seemed to soak Tammy ...
Arrived in Tampa!
It is bright and sunny as the plane lands. Delores is waiting in the airport and thank God that I only have a roll aboard. Delores meets me at the airport, and we soon meet Suzi. It us amazing how little time affects these two lively and lovely ladies. We drive to St. Pete Beach and check into our amazingly cute condo! Delores did a great job finding a place right on the beach! We spend the day settling in and buying supplies, ...
Historical Traveler Reviews Barefoot Bay Resort and Marina Clearwater
Family Friendly
We just returned from two weeks in Florida. We stayed at the Barefoot Bay for two nights March 30-31 2005. It was cute as can be! Great location to the beach (which is beautiful) and nicely decorated rooms. We had everything we needed and met some great people. The owners are working hard to keep the place looking great and will for sure, get lots of repeat guests. Thanks for everything! We had a very pleasant stay even if it wasn't long enough! The Swansons from Alaska.
Just OK - Will try a different hotel next visit.
Chose Barefoot Bay for price, location, and reviews. Price: it was just an average value. Location: it was close to the beach but not right on it. Reviews: we were disappointed. Our biggest complaint was thin walls and windows. We had a young person next to us that liked to have friends over late at night and smoke and drink right outside our room. It seemed like they were right inside our room. At first we thought the room was clean but after we found a soiled mark on the topside of the bedspread (use your imagination) and a wine bottle cork on the floor near the bed that was not from us, I began to question the thoroughness of housekeeping. The drain in the shower was also clogged (which they did fix immediately after it was brought to their attention). On our next visit, we will stay somewhere else - - - on the beach for not much more $.
Terrific Time!
Just returned from a trip to Clearwater Beach and stayed 7 nights at the Barefoot Bay Resort. What a nice resort! We stayed in one of the waterfront suites and it suited our family just fine. It was plenty big enough and had all of the emenities we needed to keep the kids and us adults happy. The pool was great and the view from the room was beautiful. Just about every morning we would watch the dolphins in the bay and the birds diving down to catch fish. This resort is pretty laid back and great for families. Close to beach and Crabby Bills. The kids enjoyed eating gator nuggets at Crabby's. We found that restaurant to be inexpensive and had a great atmosphere. I wouldn't go there if you were looking for fine dining or out of this world food but the happy hour was great and everyone there was extremely nice. The resort location was close to the beach (about a 5min walk) and close to Pier 60 which is a nice place to visit at sunset. This has been our 5th trip to Clearwater beach and we have usually stayed at the Ramada Inn Gulfview next to Shepards. The view is nice there but this resort is much better, especially for families and rooms are much nicer. The people working at the resort were extremely friendly and tended to our every need. I especially like the free laundry room. What a nice extra. My only reccomendation for the resort would be to pipe in some music out by the pool area. Some nice island music would be nice to listen to. It would add to the ambience. Maybe a Jacuzzi on the upper deck would be nice as well! Anyway, it was perfect the way it was. I will definately be coming back and will be referring this resort to friends who travel to Clearwater as well. Thanks for making our stay the BEST in Clearwater.
One of the best
My wife and I spent 6 nights here for my birthday last April. We discovered their web site and booked immediatley, due to the price and the pictures of the property. We were not disappointed. The room was great, the staff couldn't have been more helpful and we really enjoyed it overall. Next time we come to Clearwater beach, we will absolutley stay there again. For a small little hotel, it couldn't have been better.
What a great little motel!
After we had to leave another little motel in Clearwater because it was so awful, we were leary about choosing another inexpensive motel. We got this room for $69 at the end of May and were thrilled with how nice it was. We had the queen deluxe room. The queen bed was comfortable and the sofa bed was great for our six year-old daughter. The room was very clean and beautifully decorated. The motel was probably built in the sixties, but the rooms have been completely refurbished. There's beadboard paneling in part of the room and the furnishings are all new. The smallish bathroom has a long shelf for lots of storage. The towels, sheets, and blankets were all in excellent condition. When we asked for extra towels, they arrived in minutes. There's a microwave, mini fridge, and sink in the deluxe room and even bowls and cups. The pool is clean and surrounded by a deck and attractive plantings. The beach and pier are a quick walk away on good sidewalks. There are sunset activities at the pier each night, so it's nice to be able to walk there and not pay for parking. We would love to stay here again!!
Filthy carpets, dirty bathroom....WON'T stay again!!!
We stayed here for a week last year. It was my first trip back to Clearwater in over ten years and I was so looking forward to it. I came across this place on a Clearwater tourism site and booked it because the pictures made the rooms look so beautiful and the price was right. When we arrived our room was not ready. We had to wait 45 minutes to get in our room. At first glance the room looked very attractive, and the view of the bay was gorgeous, but the bathtub was dirty, the bathroom floor obviously had not been washed, and the room smelled really bad. It was obvious they had sprayed something to cover up the obnoxious odor. Worst of all, we couldn't walk around the room for ten seconds without getting our socks filthy. I made my three-year-old wear shoes whenever she wasn't sleeping. It was obvious the carpets hadn't been cleaned in years. The towels had holes in them and the sheets were really threadbare. The drain in the bathtub was extremely slow, and the tub would fill up with water whenever we showered. When we had booked the trip, we had been told there was a hair dryer and iron in the room. As it turned out, there were only a few to be used for all the guests. The person at the desk said he would bring them up when they became available. That never happened, so we went to a local store and bought our own. Some of the family members who worked here were just indifferent, especially one who worked in housekeeping and had prepared our room when we arrived.. The only housekeeper who was pleasant and did a nice job with the room was NOT a family member. For the price we didn't expect a five-star hotel, but at least the carpets could be clean. I will say the pool was nice and clean, and it looked attractive at night surrounded by little lights. The best thing about this place is the close proximity to the beach. The surrounding neighborhood is downright seedy, though, filled with run-down motels. In fact Clearwater Beach is becoming a real dump. Next time I think we'll spend the extra money and stay on Sand key.
Perfect Location,Very Nice Little Lodge
This is my 2nd stay at the Barefoot Bay, and it is without a doubt a GREAT Place! When we arrived, we were greeted by name and were taken once again by simple beauty and feeling of relaxation of the resort.
Found this Hotel on the net and arranged to meet friends from Wisconsin here in June 2003. They usually make a point of only staying in 5* resorts, but allowed us to choose the venue as a concession to it being a BIG vacation for us. We were all very impressed by the cleanliness and friendly staff here, who couldn't do enough to make us feel welcome. Our friends stayed in the upstairs Marina View Suite, which was very spacious. We opted for a poolside efficiency, which we were thrilled with. Being a small Hotel it wasn't very busy and we sat out by the pool 'till midnight every night, swimming, drinking and soaking up the atmosphere. Just a few minutes from the beach, a few little stores and restaurants close by - it had everything we wanted at a great price. Our friends were impressed at what you could get off the net if you really looked. We will come back to Florida again - and if we visit Clearwater Beach again, we will not stay anywhere else. Thank you to all who made our vacation such fun.
Great service, great rates
This place had wonderful customer service. Our reservations were erroneously cancelled so management put us up in the Hilton for the first evening of our stay. We thought the Hilton would be nicer but when we checked in the following day we were surprised to see that Barefoot Bay was 10X better than our deluxe room at the Hilton. I highly recommend the waterfront room, which is where we stayed. Great view and a 5 minute walk to the beach.
Great for the Family
I was extreamly suprised at how nice this little hotel is. We visited last summer and wanted to go cheap!! It was very inexpensive so I was thinking it may be a dive. However upon arrival we noticed right off the bat at how nice it was. The rooms were very clean and tidy, The pool area was also very nice. The staff (family owned) were soo pleasent. All around this was a great place to stay. The only downside was no tub for the kids. If you are looking for a cheap, clean, very nice place to stay; I highly reccomend Barefoot Bay Resort.


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Drama for Life rejects functional interpretations of Applied Drama that reduce the field to a limited technical approach. Applied Drama is about the creation of critical reflective pedagogies, spaces and aesthetic forms that give rise to alternative ways of being in the world.
Our interest is in how drama can become an effective process that moves beyond a dialogue of binaries; how drama can engage the whole person as an agent of his or her own destiny within a social context driven by cultural, national and global forces; enhance intrapersonal...
The Drama for Life Programme is a comprehensive academic, training and research programme that focusses on Applied Drama: Theatre in Education, Communities and Social Contexts, Drama Therapy and Drama in Education. The programme's philosophy, critical reflexive pedagogy, provides intrapersonal and interpersonal education for Reflexive Practitioners in Applied Drama, Drama Therapy, and Drama Education.
Students studying in Drama for Life can do the following from 2013:
In the field of Applied Drama: Theatre in Education...
A standard selection procedure is required in all African countries. Applicants must follow the required application procedures as set out by Wits School of the Arts, Wits University and the Drama for Life Programme.
The selection process is transparent, open to all people, and publicised regionally in African countries.
A selection panel is constituted by the Drama for Life Research and Development Committee at Wits School of the Arts and other Partner Universities, which will review all applications.
The final selection will be chaired by the Drama for Life Management Committee and will entail performance work, teaching demonstrations...
Drama for Life engages future cultural leaders in the complex interdisciplinary field of theatre for change – a theatre that intersects with anthropology, sociology, communication health, psychology, performance studies, social work, development and education – a field that has come to be known as Applied Drama. The Drama for Life – Applied Drama and Theatre Programme develops future cultural leaders to become artists who understand the theoretical and practical ethical and contextual issues related to social transformation on the African continent.
Warren Nebe
Warren Nebe is the Director of Drama for Life. He is a theatre director, senior lecturer, a HPCSA and NADT registered Drama Therapist and a Fulbright Alumni. He is also the Managing Director of Themba Interactive – Initiatives for Life.
His research focuses on identity construction, representation and memory in South Africa through an auto-ethnographic theatre-making approach. This research is articulated in the Transformation Project supported by the Wits Transformation Office and Carnegie Corporation.
In 2013 the independent academic publishing company RODOPI will publish two volumes presented by Drama for Life that include the following research:
Volume 1: Applied Drama and Theatre as an interdisciplinary field in the context of HIV/Aids
Introduction by Hazel Barnes
Delineating the field:
Ch1: Negotiating the space, framing for understanding and performing for change: Opportunities and challenges for Applied theatre praxis in Hiv/Aids contextsby Patrick Mangeni.
The DFL Playback Theatre is the only officially recognized Playback Theatre Company in Africa. Through its collaboration with playback innovator and founder, Jonathan Fox, DFL offers accredited training.
Playback Theatre uses music and improvisational theatre to transform the stories of an audience into the art of theatre. A Playback Theatre cast is made up of six members consisting of the facilitator, four actors and musician. In the course of a performance, memories, feelings and social conflicts offered by the audience are all re-enacted on the spot by the performers.
The Drama for Life Sex Actually Festival is an HIV and AIDS intervention. It is the first of its kind not only in South Africa but on the African continent. The festival is unique in its methodology, implementation and strategy in addressing the AIDS disease and its surrounding themes - sex, sexuality, relationships, culture, gender, human rights and social issues. The festival is curated in a way that allows arts practitioners and audience members to holistically engage with the subject, to interrogate the complexities of the disease and its themes. The target audiences are youth, parents, and communities.
This project is an excitingly innovative performance poetry competition which aims at encouraging the youth to talk openly and creatively about relationships, intimacy, sex, HIV/AIDS. This is done through regional and national poetry competition (slams) and workshops which engage with youth from around the country (16 to 35 years), regardless of their social, financial and cultural backgrounds. DFL partners with a number of Universities, poets and poetry groups from across the country to participate in this challenge.
The DFL Human Rights and Social Justice Project started in 2009 as the "Drama for Life Zimbabwe Project" (DFLZP). The project aimed to contribute to the normalization of the Zimbabwean social and political situation, as well as to promote democracy. The project targeted Zimbabweans living in diaspora, as well as those living in the country.
Realizing that Human Rights and Social Justice are topics that also need to be discussed in a South African and African context, DFL decided to change the project's title to "Human Rights and Social Justice Project" to be more inclusive.
"What's missing is you - Your Health, Your Life" - The Human Rights and Social Justice Season 2014 kicks-off with theatre performance "Concrete Metaphors" and "Morwa: The Rising Son" on 17 March.
Click here to view eventThis year's Human Rights and Social Justice Week focuses on the right to mental health and access to mental health services.
Click here to view eventRising From Ashes is a joyous and uplifting independent film about the development of a national cycling team in Rwanda.
Click here to view eventLegacies of Trauma, Shame and Guilt - Jewish-German Dialogue of the Second Generation after the Holocaust and its relevance for South Africa.
With the German Ambassador to South Africa, H.E. Dr Horst Freitag.
This year's Human Rights and Social Justice Week on 17 – 20 March 2014 focuses on the right to mental health and access to mental health services. Download the programme… Continue Reading
All are welcome to the DFL Townhall at the Yvonne Banning studio next Monday, 12h15 until 13h30!
Continue ReadingThis is going out to every 2013 Africa Research Conference presenter and participant: If you plan to submit your paper for consideration for a Special Issue of the South African… Continue Reading
Every year, the Naledi Theatre Awards honour excellence in South African professional Live Theatre and the Performing Arts. This year, DFL is proud to have two productions nominated in seven… Continue Reading