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Duane Sinclair is preparing to give his latest rival a boxing lesson tonight, when he continues his quest for glory in the Queensbury Boxing League.
Kingston Borough Council has promised the borough's annual sports awards will return in 2015.
New Addington boxing star Gareth Gardner will face the biggest challenge of his Queensbury Boxing League career in two weeks' time, when he defends his British title.
Wimbledon Hockey Club will wander into their neighbour's back yard this weekend on the back of a five-star showing, but the head coach says there is still demanding more.
Surbiton Ladies captain Sarah Haycroft says how missing out on the Commonwealth Games with England this summer has made her determined to win her place back for this month's Champions Trophy in Argentina.
Lenny "Lightning" Daws is setting his hopes for a rematch with European light-welterweight champion Michele Di Rocco after being crowned EBU EU light-welterweight champion on Saturday night.
Sue Frett has warned she will not stop until the Special Olympics movement is as big in the UK as it is in the USA.
Thames Handball Club keeper Anita Rylow had a day to forget as her St Mary's University-based club crashed 24-19 to Barking's league leaders London Angels in England's Super8 National Women's League on Sunday.
Surbiton Hockey Club and Walton Athletics Club were the big winners at the Elmbridge Sports Personality of the Year Awards last week.
Jim de Rennes may not be able to trump famous referee Howard Webb on quality, but he can beat the former Premier League man in the middle on quantity.
Wimbledon Hockey Club skipper Ben Hawes refused to get carried away after his side pulled off one of the results of the weekend.
Surbiton head coach Todd Williams is confident he has the strength in depth to ensure the club sustains its flying start to the new MHL Premier Division season.
Wimbledon's head coach Ben Marsden reckons he will not have to get his players motivated for the trip to MHL Premier Division leaders East Grinstead this weekend.
Wimbledon had to come from behind to take the MHL Premier Division points off Brooklands MU after a 3-2 win on Sunday.
Wimbledon head coach Ben Marsden was in philosophical mood after an England Hockey Committee handed Reading the points from their abandoned clash last weekend.
Head coach Todd Williams hopes new signing James Nyman is ready to settle down in London after a promising debut for Surbiton on Saturday.
An army of athletes is coming together to defend Crystal Palace stadium from the "greatest threat to the progress of sport" after plans to demolish it were unveiled.
Boxing champion Danny Parsons reckons he has improved as a fighter since the biggest night of his career and is ready to prove it later this month.
Ricky Boylan has vowed to come back from his first defeat in 13 bouts stronger and better for the experience.
Hersham's Luke Shaw has backed England U21s to finish the job of securing European Championship qualification.
Wimbledon Hockey Club's new captain Ben Hawes has slammed the pressure piled on the nation's sporting skippers.
Wimbledon are up to fifth in the MHL Premier Division table after a 4-2 win at Cannock on Saturday.
Mike Robinson is fast becoming a popular dinner guest among friends after a summer spent collecting champagne.
Boxing champion Kieran Leinster defended his Queensbury Boxing League English middleweight title on Saturday and roared 'I want the British crown next'.
Sunday Wimbledon Raceway welcomes a new season of stock car and banger racing to the capital - and it all roars into life tomorrow.
Boxing star Kieran Leinster is preparing for the biggest fight of his boxing career tomorrow night (November 22), after securing a shot at the Queensbury Boxing League's British title.
This Sunday, Wimbledon stadium will hold one of the premier motorsport events of the season as organisers Spedeworth look to crown the Best in Britain.
Teddington School's girls swim team will walk in the foot steps of Olympic legends later this month when they compete at the English Schools team relays finals, writes Stuart Amos.
Ed Drake is confident of building upon his steady progression in ski cross this season following his switch from alpine skiing last year.
Teddington boxer Joe Teal is one step closer to becoming the latest big-name fighter to come out of Dale Youth Boxing Club.
Kingston boxer Anthony Ayinde has warned rival Kane Baker he will not know what has hit him when they square up later this month.
Wimbledon Raceway sees another first in its long and distinguished history tomorrow when the youngsters in the junior banger class compete in the first ever running of their English Championship.
Lenny Daws says age is no barrier when it comes to achieving your boxing dreams.
Mitcham's Mark Gallop has had a sensational start to the new Spedeworth Winter Banger League at Wimbledon Raceway.
EBay Motors driver Colin Turkington reckons winning the British Touring Car Championship title for a second time means the world to him – literally.
Stock car racing is back in the capital this Sunday with the opportunity to see two Series Grand Finals at Wimbledon stadium.
Rising boxing star Ben Vickers could be on the cusp of national recognition if the talented Wandsworth star can overcome his biggest test yet this weekend.
Walton-on-Thames racing driver Richard Hawken hsa outlined plans to lift the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship title in 2017, writes Chris Ashby.
Croydon bomber Chas Symonds reckons he lost his British Masters gold light-middleweight title against Michael Lomax because of his history with referee Bob Williams.
Richmond Canoe Club will celebrate their 70th year as national marathon canoe Hasler Trophy champions, writes Stuart Amos.
Banstead racing driver Paul Rivett is the 2014 Courier Connections Renault UK Clio Cup "Masters Cup" champion following a dramatic final weekend of the season at Brands Hatch.
Surbiton's Mike Robinson collected the Michelin Clio Cup Series trophy at Brands Hatch on Friday and revealed getting on the start line for the championship was more by luck than judgement.
Teenaged motorhead Charlie Robertson has rewritten the history books by becoming the first ever rookie to win the Michelin Ginetta GT4 SuperCup title.
Esher's Ollie Millroy had to contend with a cockpit fire as he helped Team AAI to their best ASian Le Mans Series finish of the season on Saturday.
Champion in waiting Ricky Boylan will let his boxing do the talking when he and Tyler Goodjohn go head to head for the vacant English light welterweight title this weekend.
Carshalton boxer Ricky "Pretty" Boylan has moved up north and switched trainers to give his punch extra clout.
Richmond Canoe Club's Lizzie Broughton was simply relieved to finish as she won silver at the ICF Canoe marathon World Championships in Oklahoma last Sunday.
Wimbledon Hockey Club's new skipper Ben Hawes was grateful for a first win of the MHL Premier Division season, especially as he was not playing.
Scotland international Alan Forsyth claimed nine goals in two games over the weekend as Surbiton hit the MHL Premier Division summit and cruised through to the English Hockey Cup third round, writes Sean Cotter.
Carshalton hitman Lenny Daws will have to wait for his shot at the vacant EBU European Union light welterweight title after this weekend's bout was postponed until November 8.
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2015 Retreats and Workshops
January 2nd, Yoga in Akaroa with Anna to celebrate the New Year.
Join me for this special fundraising class for the Akaroa Health Hub to welcome in the new year. From 10am until midday at the Akaroa School Gymnasium. Tickets for the session are $30 and all proceeds are donated. This is an important facility for the local community. The 2 hours class will be suitable for complete beginners and will include a short discussion on yoga philosophy. It will be a great chance to bring along friends and loved ones that are curious about yoga but have never tried. Please bring a mat, cushion and blanket along. I will have a few spare mats, please let me know if you would like to borrow one.
January 17th & 18th, Mark Whitwell with Meditations on Love and Breathing, a weekend of yoga in Christchurch.
We welcome Mark back to Christchurch for a special weekend of yoga to be held at the Huntsbury Community Centre. Saturday 9am – 4pm and Sunday 9am – 1pm. Meditations on Love and Breathing, the essence of Mark's beautiful work. Come and join us, $195 covers tuition for both days.
Read more about Mark on: http://www.heartofyoga.com
January 31st, Anna and David Garb present 'Savouring the Human Ride, Tools of Easeful Living' in Okuti Valley, Little River from 9.30am – 4.30pm.
David and I ran our first day of Savouring the Human Ride at Living Springs, what a very deep and touching day it was. We are looking forward to offering our second day of sharing our 'tools for easeful living'. The workshop is created in order to discover ways to bridge the human divide, to feel connected with ourselves and others and to give practical tools to enable that continuity of feeling.
We will be using a combining of psychotherapeutic approaches with traditional yoga practices in an experiential day of exploration. No previous experience of yoga or therapy is necessary, and all ages from teens onward are welcome.
$150 for the day includes refreshments and a catered lunch.
Limited to a maximum of 10 people
Please contact me with bookings and enquiries.
If you were considering staying in Little River for the night there are some wonderful accommodation options:
Kahukura Lodge
Secluded contempory self contained Whare high up on Reynolds Valley Road.
For bookings phone Allison 03 3251 336 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
M.Ed. B.SocSci. – Cert.Counselling – Dip Special Ed. –
Dip Waldorf Ed. – Gestalt Psychotherapy – MNZAC - MNZAAHD
David has been designing and presenting workshops over the past twenty five years in New Zealand, South Africa, Australia, the US and Canada.
He has a Masters of Education degree in counselling, a Bachelor of Social Science in psychology and sociology, a Diploma in Special Education and a Diploma in Waldorf Education. He is trained in counselling and psychotherapy, group facilitation, and in a variety of therapeutic methods.
He is currently working as a private therapeutic practitioner, a trainer for tertiary and secondary learning organizations, and as a facilitator for various organizations, including working with young people affected by cancer.
March 8th, Yoga in Akaroa with Anna.
Join me on Sunday the 8th March at the Akaroa Presbyterian Church for a morning of yoga. 10am until midday we will explore the beauty of the ancient practice. $25 for the morning's yoga followed by coffee and conversation.
March 14th &15th, Blenheim Yoga Retreat with Anna.
It is an honour to be offering a retreat this year in Blenheim for special friends and all those who would like to join us. This nourishing weekend of yoga will be held at the Giesen Sports and Events Centre in Renwick. The Saturday morning session will run from 9am – midday and the afternoon session will be from 2.30pm – 5pm. These sessions will be a mixture of discussion and practice. Sunday morning session will be from 9.30am – midday, also a mixture of discussion and practice.
The early bird price for the weekend is $170 (if paid by January 31st) which covers tuition and refreshments. Price thereafter is $210.
Please contact Trudy Hennessy with enquiries and bookings;
Trudy Hennessy (RYT)
The Yoga Room
May 2nd & 3rd, Wanaka Yoga Retreat with Anna.
On Saturday the 2nd and Sunday the 3rd of May I will be offering a special retreat for you at Edgewater Resort on the shore of Lake Wanaka. This will be a special time for YOU to relax and receive the ancient teachings of Yoga.
The Saturday morning session will run from 9am – midday and the afternoon session will be from 2.30pm – 5pm. These sessions will be a mixture of discussion and practice. Sunday morning session will be from 9.30am – midday, also a mixture of discussion and practice.
Discussion covers the theory behind the practice, how you make yoga powerful and deeply peaceful for you as an individual and will cover detail on asana, pranayama and meditation. Included in the retreat will be a detailed understanding on how to create and maintain a daily yoga practice, with a take home practice card to support you.
The early bird price for the weekend is $170 (if paid by March 31st) which covers tuition and refreshments. Price thereafter is $210. You can choose your own accommodation in Wanaka or close by. However if you wish to stay at the resort they offer us wonderful rates for the weekend.
You can book directly with the hotel and mention you are with the Pure Yoga retreat to receive the discount.
For further details on the accommodation and contact details, view the website on:
Please contact me with bookings and enquiries.
September 5th & 6th, Hanmer Springs Yoga retreat with Anna.
On Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th September, I will again be hosting a wonderful weekend retreat at the alpine village of Hanmer Springs, a thermal resort that offers a soothing environment for you to relax and unwind in.
The weekend will be held at the Heritage Hotel in Hanmer, a turn of the century lodge that has been beautifully restored. The yoga sessions are held in the ballroom, with an open fire to add to the ambiance.
The cost for the weekend is $170 early bird price (if paid by 31st July), and $210 thereafter, covering tuition and refreshments.
There is a wonderful range of accommodation in Hanmer, however if you wish to stay at the Heritage Hotel they have offered us their corporate rates. You can book yourself and mention you are with the Pure Yoga retreat to receive the discount.
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Grunsfeld Growing Garden: The entrance bed has been cleared for fall bulb planting. For the short term, other beds still contain vegetables such as red cabbage and celery. Strawflowers, towering sorghum and grasses also remain. Potted chrysanthemums add a bit of color.
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Young Money's Nicki Minaj recently updated fans on what she has going on as 2011 progresses including work on a sophomore album and plans to temporarily leave the United States.
Minaj said she is interested in packing up and traveling throughout Europe.
"Well, of course we're going to do the tour with Britney [Spears]; the Femme Fatale Tour. I'm super excited about that. Good Morning America in the summer as well, and just starting to work on my sophomore album. I'm really really excited about it. Of course we just put out 'Super Bass,' which is the Number One record on Rap/Hip Hop on iTunes, and it got up to Number 12 on the Hot 100 on iTunes. So I'm just working on that and I'm super excited about continuing what I started with Pink Friday and then going all over the world next year. You know, I think the United States has had enough of me for a little bit, and I think I can now pack my bags and go to France and the UK and everywhere else. Just everywhere." (Hip Hop DX)
Last month, the self-proclaimed Barbie promised to announce her Pink Friday follow-up release in September.
"You'll get another album within 12 months," she told KIIS FM's JoJo. "You'll get the announcement for the next album in–and I'm saying the announcement–that you'll get the announcement in September. That's all." But for now she'll stay busy promoting her new single "Super Bass" and its video, set to arrive in the next week. Videos for "Did It On'em" and "Fly," her collaboration with Rihanna, have also been shot. (Rap-Up)
In March, Minaj said an album release date would cause her competition to alter their projects.
However, she already has a release date in mind for her sophomore set — though she's reluctant to broadcast the info. "I can give you an idea," she said, coyly. "But I don't want to. I'd rather not right now. Because then everybody is gonna jump on the bandwagon and say they're putting out their album the same day." (MTV)
Along with a platinum-selling debut album, artists like Lloyd Banks feel her impact on the rap game far exceeds just record sales.
"[Nicki's] very lyrical and creative with how she puts words together, I think she's going to open up the minds of girls who are opposed to just looking like a Barbie. I think the idea is not just the excitement of having the clothes and the look and everything. I think that she's making girls want to actually put words together." (All Hip Hop)
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St. Clairsville sees season come to an end to Hartley
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Shadyside headed back to the regional final
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Ohio Valley Unsung Hero: Schodzinski knew his path would involve sports
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Seniors key for St. C. and Shadyside
November 16, 2014 By SETH STASKEY Times Leader Sports Editor ZANESVILLE — When you're playing football into the middle of November, it requires several things. more »»
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There's a concept called hedonic adaptation, which says that we quickly adjust to any increased level of comfort or luxury and cease to appreciate it. Anything good that happens to us becomes our new normal, and we look higher up the ladder, not realizing that we'll quickly adjust to those rungs as well.
The trick, then, is to suppress your hedonic adaptation, while still climbing up that ladder. If you can manage to do that, you can fully appreciate everything you already have, and future accomplishments, acquisitions, etc., will also be fully appreciated.
I don't know if it's fully possible to suppress hedonic adaptation. There's some evidence that zen monks who meditate all the time can do it to a large degree. Even if we're not going to spend all day meditating and will never fully get rid of it, though, we can easily move in that direction.
One strategy I use is to occasionally ask myself, "What's amazing in my life?" For one reason or another, this tends to happen when I'm en route somewhere, either on the subway, walking, or on my motorcycle.
One of my overarching goals in how I present myself is to be consistent. Although the relationships I have with my family, friends, acquaintances, and random people on the internet is always going to be different, I try to be the same person with all of those groups. I think authenticity is important, and this consistency is a sign of authenticity.
Try as I might, though, people who read my stuff online and then meet me in person are consistently surprised that I'm actually a happy guy who jokes around a lot and is more human than robot. I see why people expect me to be different, though. My writing tends to be serious and I'm always talking about habits or rules or working hard.
Although all of this rigidity is a big part of my life, it's also just the foundation. From the rigid parts of my life I'm able to get a tremendous amount of work done, keep myself healthy, and move towards my goals. But there's also a lot that it can't do. Rigidity doesn't build relationships or spark creativity, two important parts of life.
I think you learn a lot about someone when you see what he does when there's nothing he has to do. And I think by changing what you do when you have nothing to do, you can change what sort of person you are. I design my life to have as few as possible externally-dictated things that I absolutely have to do, and I create systems to fill that void. Every day I have sixteen hours ahead of me, and no one to tell me what to do in that time except myself.
I know that I'm more self centered than I should be. It's something I work on, not by instructing myself to be less self centered, which is too foggy a command to actually obey, but through specifically defined efforts. One of the more useful ones I've come up with is to stop and think about what experience the other person wants to have.
Maybe for everyone besides me this is an obvious social skill that happens automatically. I've found for me, though, that usually I'm just on autopilot when interacting with others. If anything I think about the experience that I want to have.
Let's say I'm arguing with a friend about something trivial, maybe the best method to book a plane ticket. He has his way, I have mine. If I'm on autopilot, my goal is probably to win the argument. Sounds petty, but I think it's true for a lot of us. If we're in an argument, we try to win. If I think about the experience my friend wants to have, though, that description probably doesn't include losing an argument to me. In fact, it probably doesn't include having an argument at all.
So why is he engaging in an argument that he doesn't want to have? Maybe he figured out a cool trick for booking flights and wants to share it with me, but my pride is preventing me from listening. Maybe he sees me as an authority on travel and wants me to respect his own abilities in that area. Maybe other topics I've been bringing up have been boring and he'd rather be an active participant in an argument than a passive listener of something boring.
I don't notice that I have a million rules for myself until someone hears about one, asks if I have others, and the conversation lasts for hours. I know that even with all of the discipline I've built over the years, I'm still susceptible to making impulsive decisions in the moment, so I make rules for myself. In my brain those rules have special status as being immutable and important.
To give you some examples of rules I have: I'm not allowed to break my diet while in San Francisco, unless I'm in a social situation (and then I must eat as close as possible); I no longer book trips unless I'm going with friends or visiting friends; I wasn't allowed to watch movies in theaters in 2013; I don't allow myself to spend any time dating until 2015.
Today I thought it might be interesting to walk through an example and discuss how it was created and how you can make your own.
One of the least productive states of mind to be in is the one where you're racking your brain to make a decision that is not important or should have already been made. Besides wasting time, this practice depletes your will power, which is one of your most valuable resources and could be spent pushing towards your goals. The main reason I have a million rules is to trick myself into rarely or never going into that state.
"Are you kidding me? I've been telling everybody that you write a blog post every single day!"
Sebastian just learned that I fell off of my writing-every-single-day habit, and became outraged. One thing led to another, and before you know it, we'd shaken hands and a bet was made. Both of us will be writing a blog post every single day for the next two years. I can say that with certainty, because we've also bet $10,000 on it.
There are some bets you make because you think that you have an advantage and you can exploit it to make money. This isn't one of those bets. Writing every day for two years is incredibly hard, and I don't think that I have an advantage over Sebastian. He's just as likely to be able to complete this as I am.
I'm willing to make this bet because it puts me in a situation where I can't fail. I'm not willing to lose $10,000, so my only other option is to succeed by writing every single day. Maybe there's a 2% chance of something weird happening and me losing by accident, but if that's true, than the expected value of this bet is a loss of only $200. In return for that, I get a 98% chance of having 730 blog posts in the can, and the improvements in my writing that go along with that.
I want to produce at a superhuman level. Looking back over a year, I'd like to wonder just how I got so much done in such a short period of time. At my best I can execute to that standard, but I'm not always at my best. It's possible to have this level of productivity by killing yourself and burning the candle at both ends, but that's not sustainable. I want high productivity to be my regular speed, not the absolute maximum I can sprint.
One big trick to improving productivity is minimizing the number of routine decisions you have to make in a day. These decisions are taxing to willpower and focus, so by eliminating them you can keep your reserves for the work that matters.I wear the same clothes every day. I never have to think about what to wear, and I never think about buying new clothes. I eat the same food every day, so I don't have to think about meals, cooking, or grocery shopping. I have fixed schedules for Sett (every day), writing (every day), gym (MWF), dinner with friends (Sunday), meditation (every day), language tapes (every day), and almost everything else I do regularly.
That means that every day I know exactly what I'm going to do, and I don't have to think about it or negotiate with myself. If I didn't have a schedule for all of those things, I would either not do them consistently, or I would drain my willpower every day just getting myself to start them. The power of eliminating all of those willpower-based decisions can't be overstated.
On a broader scale, I put long-term restrictions on myself to eliminate temptation, a precursor to draining decisions. I've restricted myself from making any effort towards meeting girls until 2015. I don't allow myself to consider big projects other than Sett. I specify external conditions to trigger actions, like deciding that I'll buy an airplane when it costs X% of my liquid net worth.
A couple months ago I watched the Wolf of Wall Street with some friends. As the credits began to roll, I started to consolidate my opinion on the move. Did I love it? Did I hate it? I could come up with decent rationale for either. Depending on the second my friends asked my opinion, I could have just as easily said that I liked it or disliked it.
The truth is that I had a neutral opinion on it. It had good points, it had bad points, and they mostly cancelled each other out. It wasn't a great use of time, but it wasn't a horrific waste, either. What was interesting, though, was that I felt compelled to have an extreme opinion of it. I figured that I must have loved it or hated it, and I tried to gauge which side of that I fell on.
If you watch TV, you'll notice that no one is ever neutral about everything. Either something is wonderful or terrible, righteous or evil, a tragedy or a triumph. I don't know if we're imitating TV or TV is imitating us, but it's not an accurate representation of how life is.
I've been making an effort to give myself the full spectrum when forming opinions of things, and of course I've noticed that I'm actually neutral on a lot of things. I don't love lifting weights, but I don't hate it, either. If I really pay attention to how I'm feeling, I'm basically neutral when I'm under the bar. I've also realized that there are some people I just don't have a strong opinion about. I'm not avoiding hanging out with them because I hate them, just because I'm neutral about them.
Most of what we do is subconscious, driven by our habits. The rest is conscious, primarily driven by our principles. In addition to dictating our conscious actions, principles also guide which habits we decide to create.
If we want to improve ourselves and become more effective, our habits and principles are the places we can get the most leverage. A good habit like eating healthy can affect nearly every aspect of our lives, just as a principle like always telling the truth can improve our relationships and lower our mental load.
Just as I don't think there's a universal set of habits that's right for everyone, I don't think there is a set of principles that's right for everyone. Even so, it's always interesting to hear what others' principles and habits are, to use as inspiration for creating our own.
I follow my principles very closely, but not completely. Sometimes a situation calls for deviation, and other times I simply fail to stick to my principles. The former is okay, but the latter is something I try to minimize. With that in mind, here are four of my own.
A couple days ago, during a rest period of a workout, Leo asked me if I was different now than I was ten years ago. My gut reaction was to say that, no, I was pretty much exactly the same, but even a quick scan of changes in that time made me realize that I bear little resemblance to who I was. I asked him the same, and he's changed even more than I have in the past ten years.
The two big themes I noticed in the changes I went through were first that they would have been pretty much impossible to predict, and second that they were all good surprises. Of course, I'm a happy person and I'm certainly biased, so I would probably think the changes were positive no matter what.
Even knowing that we would have been incapable of predicting the changes that happened over the past ten years, we couldn't resist trying to make predictions for the next ten. That's how we spent the remainder of the rest periods of our workout. I decided I'd make my predictions public so that we can marvel at how prescient I was, or, more likely, laugh about how I was dead wrong.
At the end of each section I'm going to give some odds for each outcome. That way we can see how accurate my predictions and confidences were, and I can make longshot predictions without messing up the record.
One of the things that's missing from my writing is emotion, and I know it. I'm always trying to correct that by looking for ways to add emotion to my writing, but I rarely find them. The truth is that ninety nine percent of the time the only emotions I feel are some variation on joy, gratitude, and excitement. I don't have bad days, even when "bad" things happen to me.
I remember when I broke up with my last girlfriend. I was standing in the airport, about to leave for Tokyo, and she called. We talked for about ten minutes, agreed there was no way forward, and I boarded my plane. I loved her, had thought that she might be the one, and had no bad feelings towards her at all. But I wasn't really sad, because I felt as though we'd given it an honest shot and that we were doing what was best for both of us.
Two days ago Lucia and I broke up. Broke up is an overstatement, actually, since we weren't really ever dating. But there were a few weeks where we envisioned some sort of future together, and I was intoxicated by it.
As someone who rarely allows reality to get in his way, the distance and divergent and chaotic schedules didn't phase me. I'd found someone I really liked, and despite having little basis to believe that it would last, I poured myself into it emotionally. I do that, sometimes. I count on myself to be able to rebound from anything, so I put myself into situations where I may get hurt, physically, emotionally, or financially.


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The ambiance, the room, the showers, the bed, the showers, the bath, the free mini bar, the included breakfast and the showers!!! - Conleth
Erinomainen sijainti, ystävällinen palvelu, hiljainen huone ja hyvä aamiainen. Autolle parkkihalli. Autolla liikkuvilla kannattaa olla hyvä katukartta kaikissa Espanjan kaupungeissa - Anonymous
As usual, the staff of small hotels make or break the experience. In the case the staff at Los Faroles were exemplary. The addition of a quiet thoroughfare, double glazed windows, reasonably sized room and bathroom, simple but functional entrance with an open air / covered Andalusian patio for breakfast and / or drinks, only added to a very enjoyable experience. Would not hesitate to visit again. - Anonymous
Fantastic location to enable you to go in andout of the city easily and quickly. The staff were all very friendly and efficient. Fabulous views from the roof terrace over a late night drink. - Anonymous
The hotel is in an excellent locaton, underground parking is very good.The staff are friendly and very helpful. The room was lovely. We askedto borrow an iron and ironing board and got them, other hotels had saidthey didnt lend these to guests. Free internet access was great whilstin other hotels you needed to have your own laptop. Nice pool. Goodvalue for money. - Anonymous
Location - Anonymous
The concept of the hotel was unsurpassed. The old palace with modern facilities, the design, everything!!! We're very experienced travellers, and usually stay only in 5starsGL hotels, like 4 seasons, but this hotel absolutely worse forgetting the GL part. The design and harmony ones feels being there makes competitive with any other Gran Luxary hotels. - Oleg
It is a small, clean and boutique hotel, like its name.It is 10 min walking distance to the center.Reception is very helpfull.WIFI is available in the room.If you dont look for luxury, I exteremly recommend this hotel.(not to pay extra parking fee, please drive around the hotel and look for parking lot.I am sure you will find a space.In Spain,there are three kinds of line for parking.1.Yellow: You can not park but you can stop for a while.2.Blue:You can park with fee.3.White:You can park witho - Anonymous
Sijainti Mezquitan vieressä, hotelli hintaansa nähden loistava. Huone hyvin siisti, melko tilava, ja erityisesti hiljainen. - Anonymous
Nice hotel staff extremely helpful reccimebd this hotel directly
opposite one of the many entrances to the old Jewish/tourist area.
Only negative point no te or coffee making facility is in the bedrooms
so take your own kettle tea and coffee. We were upgraded to a on arrival
we were told that we had been upgraded to a Junioe Suite. Which comes
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coffee sat gets for the machine and the dressing gowns I was later told
that we wer - Anonymous
parking and proximity to city centre - David
This hotel is tucked away in a quiet courtyard in the old town. Rooms are not big but well done and the shower is excellent.
The location is excellent as its v close to the mesquita as well as lots of bars and restaurants.
Breakfast was fine and adequate.
I would have no hesitation recommending this hotel - Anonymous
Everything was great, highly recommend it. The swimming pool on thehotel's roof top is amazing, although a bit small you can see the wholecity while refreshing yourself. The city centre is 10 min walk from thehotel, which was great as well. And it was also esy to find it. We werecomming from Granada direction and hotel is immidiatly on the main road.Overall loved it, would book it again. - Astrid


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unbelievably scrupulously clean and very cosy. Yvonne & June are friendly & so helpful. they helped us order a chinese takeaway which was really tasty, they provided crockery & glasses & we had a really nice meal set out in the lounge.
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Everything! The Staff was very friendly; the room was great; and you can walk from there to the Liverpool John Lennon Airport, is less than 10 minutes.
The warm welcome and personal attention.
The pillows were very hard. Could do with alternatives.
Friendly and extremely helpful. I forgot my flight boarding pass and the hotel very kindly let me print out on their PC: most other hotels would have refused or charged an exorbitant fee. This will definitely be my regular stop over for any future Liverpool airport flights.
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Stayed here prior to our early morning flight and the location for the airport is perfect. Very comfortable clean room...couldn't fault our stay and also allowed us to park our car for our trip abroad for a small fee which was alot better than paying for airport parking! If you are looking for somewhere to eat there is a premier inn very close by on the main road that do really nice food.
Very comfortable rooms and nice people. They even helped providing a weighing scale for a suitcase and a travel adapter plug. Well within walking distance of the airport, and only 1/2 hour into Liverpool if you get the 86A to Parkway and then any non-stop intercity type train to Lime Street.
The cleaniness friendly and helpful staff and the homeliness
The lady waited for us till very late. Very helpful and friendly.
nice helpful staff, a pleasant nites sleep with peace of mind I was only 10 minutes walk from air port for an early morning flight
Very convenient to airport - short 10 minute walk with luggage. Helpful advice from staff, very clean and relaxing bedroom. A nearby garden centre had a great gourmet deli food centre with good choices.
The general area did not inspire confidence in security and walking around one did not feel safe. Options for meals limited, but several options within 15 minutes walk.
Surprisingly, noise was not a problem at all.
The room looked like the picture and was clean.
The room was very very noisy, not sound insulated from the street, sounds like the cars are in your room! The bathroom stack of bleach and almost no toilet paper was available. But the worst was they offered I park my car there at a fair price during my trip but they forced me to handover my car keys, saying it was for safety reasons! I felt very uncomfortable leaving my car keys to a stranger and felt like I did not have the choice.
Comfortable, clean bedrooms, friendly staff, 5/10 minute walk from the airport. Overall an excellent place to stay
Great value. I chose this over the large hotels and worried that it might not be as nice or it would be hard to find. In reality it was easy to find, a short, easy walk from Liverpool airport, lovely room, everything you could need (including alarm clock) provided. The hosts were welcoming and I will definitely be back if I have other early flights.
Went over for a match & had a early flight so this b&b was only 5 min walk to the airport. The lady running the b&b let us drop our bags off early. Would go back.
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