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Norah Jones — Are You Lonesome Tonight.
What's on your mind?
Late Late Night FDL: Are You Lonesome Tonight
|By: Suzanne Thursday June 17, 2010 10:00 pm
Norah Jones — Are You Lonesome Tonight.
What's on your mind?
g'evening Suze & Pups!
hey ndfg — how's the recovery going?
hey nahant — how ya doing?
hey newton — how goes?
Suz ! Evening all !
Great and you & other Pups??
petro! how's canada dood?
i'm doing ok. had some sunshine this afternoon even :) of course, more clouds and chance of rain headed this way tomorrow nite according to the weather dood.
We're still here … like it or not … *g*
Toronto has been rainy/windy all week but we're fixin' for a great weekend !
Hit it!
… oops, wrong thread
pretty good … doc cleared me for activity, i specifically asked if i could dig up sod to expand my garden. He said sure, but then looked at me quizzically and asked "Why? You've got a perfectly good excuse to guilt people into doing it for you!" and pointed at my medical alert bracelet. So i used his excuse to get out of some particularly boring walk-around-the-plant-with-checklist exercises during a procedures training meeting *grin*
We have had some very nice weather… a bit cooler than usual but nice {。^◕‿◕^。}
some people got some cool.
hey mac — how's noo yawk city?
hey sunny — its dark and we are wearing sunglasses. how ya doing?
How much $$$ d'ya think Barton got for deflecting attention away from BP & Hayward ?
Hi Suzanne, NDFG, Sunny, Petro, Newt, and Nahant.
How 'bout 'em Lakers?
Yo !
{{{ petro! }}}
Dood !
I thought Kobe had peaked 4 years ago … proved me wrong 2 years running.
just so lonely…..
hey wigwam — how ya doing?
aloha ct — ya snooze ya lose :) how's paradise tonight?
more lonely
Signed, Warriors fan (forever forlorn)
☘ ☘ ☘ ☘ hmmmmm
Nice logo redesign though.
You rang, sir?
For any grasser fans, a great fest is streamed, Thurs – Sun.
I won't even embed it.
It's Grass Valley, CA. Only 45 minutes from me, and I can't get there for it.
The Schedule
Sigh. Wish I was there.
's alright, Suz… 's alright.
Et vous, madame?
sorry to pop in and run, but i promised to be in to work tomorrow at 7:30 am to cover for someone on vacation. Sheesh, prime gardening time and i agreed to work overtime :headdesk:
g'night all!
But the mascot is among the worst anywhere.
What tubesteak thought this up?
hey larue — that sucks. my former neighbor in boulder creek is playing that fest :(
otherwise, how ya doing?
Bless ya NDFG Doll! Yer on the road to mending!!! wOOt!!!!!
some days are diamonds — others are coal. today was a day on the phone for what seems like the entire day. other than a sore ear, all's well.
g'nite ndfg
Fuck them fuckiin Lakers . . . fuck 'em fully.
Looks like a Trojan™ endorsement …
Citizen Suzanne and the Firepup Freedom Fighters:
Another great setup, Sister Suzanne, keep the tunes hot and the conversation hotter….gotta sleep until the puppies start at 0600.
That it is. And a fine one at that.
How goes there? You're in SF, right? Pride starting to warm up over there yet?
G'nite NDFG ! I'm out as well … G'nite all !
oh very nicely done, ndfg!
This will end well…
Kobe didn't win this, till the final few . . . fuck Kobe Bryant, and the Phil he rode in on.
Without Phil, Kobe would be nada.
Hey Norske, Raven sends his best and would like you to email him sometime.
Sparkly diamond days, I love that. I wish you many many.
hey norske — how ya doing tonight?
and g'nite norske
g'nite petro
Salutations to the great master!!! You really make this an artform.
"Youuuuuuurrrrrrr Golden State Dickheaaaaaaaaaads!"
Citizen wigwam:
"How 'bout 'em Lakers?"
Yawn…7 games against the Celtics, ad revenues maxed and basketball set back 50 years, are we havin' fun yet?
Who's playin that fest that ya know and I should? We chatted about this?
Stage B I guess?
thanks hmmm. i gotta admit, retirement gave me no alarm clocks and days (and nights) that i can enjoy all the sparkle i want.
i dunno — i think so. i think it was in the announcement i sent ya iirc
Close mid peninsular… we love it here… {。^◕‿◕^。}
Ok. Let's try this schedule linky.
I'm dyin here . . . . The Lineup
nite ndfg… glad you're coming along well..
Citizen Larue:
And without the corporate network money Kobe AND Phil would be hustlin' dirty pictures in the alleys of East LA…and most folks would care about 'em as much as ants at a picnic.
holy shit! hehehehee
that's audio dood not a schedule
Not for us Boston Lovers . . . . may you suck chocolate and grow fat in yer later years.
Ah, I worked in downtown San Mateo a couple days a week for 10 years. Grandparents were in Atherton backing up on El Camino. Nice there. Might prefer North Oakland, where we live, just a little better…
Action Jackson got how many of those 53 Lakers rebounds (40 for the Tea Party boys) ?
Kobe only got 15
Hey, no feedin' of the critters!
Hoss, aside from the competition, I concur about the riggin of any of the games.
It's all as bad as RollerBall, and it's all groomed and gamed to enable profits.
Still, some of us fall for the game . . . . sigh.
Hi yoga dude been a while
its my thread and i'll feed if i want to
I give up . . . . there's a schedule out there for listening, and for the main stage.
I have NO idea why I can't make them woik.
Suffice to say, it's a fine fest, with fine pickers, and I miss it.
hey bb — how ya doing?
hey bg — are you lonesome tonight?
I jest don't like her . . . I just don't.
not really lonesome, but maybe a little of something like that
that was very pretty.
See, I luvs me some Gore!!!! *G*
can't hit a home run every time yanno
(((bg))) some days it hardly seems worth it to get outta bed. the good news is that usually, at least for me, the next day is usually a good one
INdeed. I had friends asking me by email to save them a spot for prime camping sites . ..
But I'm gonna listen to it online, and download it!!!
Wish I had the links to share, I can't seem to find them . . . . .
kvmr.org and use stream ripper for an mp3 feed if anyone cares.
thanks mac
oooooo nice insertion dood
So much for that night off…
you can't embed a photo in the comments but you can link to a photo
I have never used flicker or picassa, is it easy to do?
nice 100, suz. you have the knack
hey lurk, did i mention i ordered some of this? i hid it in the secret compartment under the modcom chair…
fuck — i did it again
That sounds nice. Good memories there.
I set you up, nice catch?
i've heard both flicker and picassa are easy. i've heard flicker is a wee bit easier than picassa
OK, I really am that easy.
Listen to my friend!!
*laughing* yeah, i know *more laughing*
You're just talking to yourself under two names there, aren't you, Suz-who-is-also-known-to-Mod?
wow.. that is amazing audio and video dood
That's great. I love that actor and that scene!
Dog must be smart, no tf hat.
i still mod and i can assure you that lurk and i are not the same person. i'm the only 'out' mod in the buncha folks that comprise The Mod Squad.
they that guy — how ya doing?
hey margot — did i miss ya when ya came in? how ya doing?
he keeps coming by to talk at me… he was here yesterday.. swooped just over my head twice & then landed on the wires and he made sure I knew he was talking to Me..
OK, Lee Roy turned me on to Bonnie Bishop. He was right, she is fo real.
hey ppd — how goes?
good pipes dood
You don't pwn Suz!
good night everybody
Well, OK… but I remain skeptical… mainly because that would be very very funny, and a little like your sense of humor.
hahahaha hey wmd and g'nite
if it helps, i trained lurk on how to be a mod — maybe that is what you are picking up on
Enjoying your video and Larue's Sarah. Beautiful day from sunup to sundown. It flowed nicely with a little cleaning and gardening before noon vinyasa class (yoga posture coordinated with breathing…you get and in breath for one movement and an out for the next.
Made leftovers soup which was outstanding with lots of fresh additions like nuts and veggie to go with the grains and added spices. Little sunning while eating on the pation. Headed to the bay with the skull and rowed to where Blackjack is buried about 1.5 miles South. Beached and put on cotton socks and jogged a couple miles in the deep sand with the lizards, birds, rabbits and Silver Lupine and the rest of the native plants in bloom.
Then rowed back with the wind to a pier full of kids playing on the pier and walked home. So goto in stretching, aerobics and some power strokes. Nice day with a lot of good breathing followed by reading. How did your day play?
When Chicks Get Grassy . . . She's A Headliner At GV Fest This Weekend.
Rhonda is a grasser, and a monster . . . fine fine grassin . . . .
sounds like you had a great day dood. i had a phone up to my ear from just about 2pm to almost 7pm. but i was able to walk out on the deck and enjoy some sunshine and watch the mama and papa barn swallows tend their nest. can't tell if any eggs have hatch yet but i'm not hearing little peeps yet…
don't you feel it!?!
linkie no good dood
So there's only one LurkMod? I thought the on-duty Mod just always appeared as LurkMod. Silly me! Sorry for ever doubting you, LurkMod!
oh dayam, i've not heard her in years.. i love the sultriness of her voice.. so warm
Apparently I have installed software which requires me to restart my computer. BRB.
Fine Suz, I'm liable to fall asleep any minute here…But now that I said that probably not.
at least it gave ya warning. see ya in a few
He has a nice voice! Life is good.
g'nite nahant
Hey Margot!
No subtlety necessary to crack me up :-)
One more try for the lineup and schedule for pickin in Grass Valley.
Played that today on my local Community Radio!
Love Billy Jo Shaver, bless his broken heart . . .
What a hoss, and NICE pick Margot!!!
that worked!
I'm not sure what's wrong tonite . . .
But I try this.
Rehi! Now with FireWire audio output and Genelec monitors… much improved.
that worked too. seems to be over whatever that hiccup was
nite nahant – love your boid.
My poor neighbors.
The hiccup was likely me, but I don't get it . . . lol
Just hope that those who like the grass will tune into kvmr.org for the next few days and listen in to some FINE bluegrass, newgrass and old timey. Live, on the intertoobz . . . .
And with the right software, well, ya can save it . . . ;-)
Me either. Of course I grew up watching I Love Lucy and Soupy Sales, so give me a good slapstick gag and I'm happy.
all winter long, i had no downstairs neighbor and blast utubes late late into the night. now i have a neighbor so have to dig out the headphones when i wanna enjoy some loud tunes
deadlines to meet later today *poof*
g'nite sunny
Wow, something weird just happened. CTuttle was hosting, I was posting a comment which wasn't accepted and then it was Suzanne hosting. Did that happen?
Glad you liked that Larue, I love Willie.
hey openhope. musta been a hiccup or something…. sometimes cross posts will hiccup the software.
how ya doing tonight?
Yeah, I heart Willie, too, but I REALLY heart Billy Jo Shaver!
I'm doing my best to be a balanced and kind person after our monthly Community Council meeting.
But I have fantasies………………
Different post mebbe?
I remember those.
I used to have a heavy bag hanging in my garage…
ya could distract yourself with counting chickens until that urge passes
Got me. It was Norah Jones and CTuttle saying she'd made it to the big time hosting LLN. I posted a comment to congratulate which wasn't accepted.
or throw socks at the teevee machine
sounds like a bizare hiccup — i'll let the techs know about it… cause norah jones is at the top of my post
Occassionally I put headphones on Blackjack…he would listen very wisely…too funny but seemed to enjoy it.
Edit; distract yourself with killing chickens until the urge passes.
I'm knee deep in 8 lb. chickens!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
laughing — guess this is not where i point out you ordered more? *ducking*
And do you you hear drums off in the distance? G)
From chicken stock to smoked chicken to a bazillion recipes to sell, you got options galore!
When did firepups become firegods?
And a voice and a face that launched ships and broke hearts.
Loud and clear.
They're our drums this time. "Patience is a virtue". I'm actually learning to say WTF without being obviously hostile.
So, ther's that.
Duffy!!! She does work the heart strings well (And I don't know what to do)
hey spocko — how ya doing?
We born thataway.
Suzanne 200 coming…
Good catch, Spocko.
i fixed your link — ya gotta have at least a space between the text and the youtube link
great tune
Hey folks.
I have culture shock in Omaha right now. Green lawns, big trees, 99 degree heat with 40 percent humidity. I'm walking around in a daze. I took out the recycling bin and asked my mom. "Does a nice Asian lady come by at night and take out all the cans and bottles?"
the people are very nice and very generous here. In talking to my cousin I realize he isn't living in the same world I am working about unemployment, oil spills, and the destructive power of the rich right wing on the country. It's strange.
thanks for the heads up bb
It happened when the lordly and fine reg FDL Pup PPDCUS or what ever decried it to be so.
Fire gods, indeed.
And lo it was meant to be.
End of story. ;-)
I have so many cooking ideas [with research] that they distract me from the reality of "if you don't butcher these birds soon they're going to die from heart attacks because they're mutants.
One of my sons said he saw a bird atop a telephone pole that had kind of a turkey-like head. I looked up what I thought it was and showed it to him, he said yes.
Who knew Ohio has turkey vultures?
Hoss, there's them, and there's us.
Be they the 1%, or the 10%.
Be they family or neighbors.
There is most definitely a difference.
I have it in MY siblings.
There's a difference.
The have's are different from the rest of us.
End of story.
And if there's family involved, and they got more n you do, they ain't on yer side in the class war.
wow margot….too bad he didn't snap a pic of it when he saw it
Lot of versions http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqlLQRs-oXc&feature=related
Oh by the way I wrote up a diary about what I've been doing on the respirators for clean up workers. Suzanne tipped me off to a post that
The Indefatigable Michael Whitney wrote a Congressional Hearing on Oil Disaster Worker Safety Next Week so it sounds like after next week the Very Serious Real People will pick up the burden and fix the problem. the hearing is at 10:00 AM, June 23, 2010 so I expect the respirators will ship by the 31st. :-)
Here is the diary Oil Crud in Worker's Lungs. EPA's Failure.
Being from Colorado, Omaho was always a strange place. Moving to Omaho wasn't as bad as dying and going to Hell..,but.
i recommended it and tweeted it spocko
hey plovering and thanks — g'nite
5 more Suzanne hold that caffiene!!!
spocko, I just read today that Nebraska only has something like 4.9% unemployment.
Yeah, I been following ya on this one.
You need to expand fast, and faster.
As a pro cook, as you said, bustin them birds down is not an issue, but what you DO with them is!
DO something with them! Make money! Make stock, freeze it, sell it, trade birds local, call local restaurant's and sell them your stuff!
Do barter! And watch out for the local health inspectors and such who will nail ya for it all!
That's good news. Maybe they're making a come back.
happy 200 margot!
SAC and Big Red 24/7 a mite imposing. Plus you got super rich guy.
I"m outta here, thanks for the chats, and Margot, don't hatch yer chickens before they is counted!!!
hahahahahahahahhahahahah !!!!!!!
isn't that why ben fucking nelson ain't interesting in extending unemployment benefits?
g'nite larue
Okay, things are definitely wonky behind the FDL curtain.
Suzanne replied to Spocko at 197 responding to 195, which was actually my comment at that number.
That is correct. I was commenting about that in the Ben Nelson tread below. The people here are generous, but if they haven't seen the structural unemployment that has destroyed regions they don't totally get that unemployment isn't always your fault. they have a lot of "light' industry, telemarketing, and insurance business. they also have farming and football.
It's so sparsely populated that the standard (true) joke is that the third biggest city in Omaha is Memorial Stadium on Husker Football game day. Omaha. Lincoln and memorial Stadium.
i've let the tech's know openhope
On my computer there is no comment at #196 that you refer to.
thanks FDL, that was the most beautiful version of
that song I ever heard
try refreshing your page openhope — F5 on a PC
whoopee! thanks Suz
hey onemore — thank you. she really does a wonderful job.
OOoohh, like magic, only different. Thanks, Suz.
kewl….. glad it worked.
I told my cousin about my Spocko activities today. I alluded to them two years ago but didn't spell it out. Today I did. He listened and asked.
Which was nice. It's a good reminder that things aren't clear to people who don't live in my world.
Good night and sweet dreams to all… The Sweetie is home and I have to go snuggle her good. Thanks for the hangout.
and it was good that he wanted to hear about them spocko. you have been doing good works, trying to correct wrongs, and getting feedback from someone who doesn't have the info you do is always helpful.
g'nite hmmm
'bout time for me to head out myself. thanks for letting me spend a wee bit of time with ya tonight. lurk is around so be sure to
pelt bribe with dark chocolate at will.
g'nite all
*le poof*
Good night, Suzanne.
Peace and comfort,Hmmm. Night.
hey wigwam — how ya doing?
Right fine. Thanks. How's the Oregon weather? We didn't need any air conditioning today, which is good for this time of year.
Late to meditate with my inner self. Beathe well…deep and slow. Happy daze
Got a new magic carpet to ride stylin as I meditate and the intensity and speed of the traffic has slowed way down…that is a very good thing. peace
It occurred to me today, while I listened to the BP whistle blower on CountDown, that the root cause behind the BP blowout and the Wall Street meltdown were exactly the same: the willingness/eagerness of corporate management to take irresponsible risks.
And, IMHO, the reasons were the same in both cases, the (unfortunately accurate) perception that the risks to themselves are negligible and far outweighed by the rewards. And this behavior will continue until that perception becomes inaccurate.
'Pour encourager les autres' is a quote from Voltaire's 'Candide', often used in the context of political punishment and persecution. The full quote is "dans ce pays-ci, il est bon de tuer de temps en temps un amiral pour encourager les autres" ('in england, it is good, from time to time, to kill an admiral, to encourage the others'), and refers indirectly to the unfortunate fate of Admiral John Byng, who was executed in 1756 at the outbreak of the Seven Years' War.
Byng was sent to relieve Minorca from French assault, the island being as valuable at the time as Gibraltar. A French fleet lay around the island, and it was Byng's job to seek battle and smash through; but when the time came his attack was half-hearted, and Byng soon withdrew to Gibraltar. Minorca fell, the Admiralty were appalled, and Byng was hauled back to England for court-martial. The court found that he "did not do his utmost to take, seize, and destroy the ships of the French king, which it was his duty to have engaged". He was convicted of negligence.
The verdict did not actually state that he was to be punished in order to encourage other admirals to fight harder, and indeed clemency was recommended, but when Byng was executed – by firing squad, on the deck of HMS Monarch as it lay in Portsmouth harbour – the message seemed clear enough. Britain's navy distinguished itself during the rest of the war, although whether this was because of Byng or simply because it was a very good navy is unrecorded by history.
Let me be clear that I am not advocating actual firing squads for irresponsible CEOs, but we might force them to have more "skin in the game," so to speak. And then we might also elect presidents who believe in detaining people for past crimes as well as for future ones — that can also be seen as another form of preventive detention.
Yawn…7 games against the Celtics, ad revenues maxed and basketball set back 50 years, are we havin' fun yet?
I've often suspected the Lakers of hanging back to pad the revenue. They seem to have an
incredible uncredible knack for come-from-behind victories when necessary.
I read all these things, I watch the Oil Bleed, I try to understand Emptywheel and Bmaz and Michael Whitney, a man who deserves recognition.
And this song from my baby rearing days keeps running through my brain.
" There's a hole in the bottom of the sea.
There's a hole in the bottom of the sea.
There's a hole,there's a hole.
There's a hole in the bottom of the sea.".
Irony's a bitch!
Very ironic.
I'm so tired of Irony that I want to drag my old Name, Openhope,which I created during Jane,Marcy,Christie covering Libby, out into the back yard and beat it.
Seems like a long time.
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On September 18, 2003 ROBERT J. MCLAUGHLIN; beloved husband of Nancy M. McLaughlin (nee Spedalere); loving step-father of Lois R. Corts and Doris C. Doyle. A Funeral Service will be held in the family owned Ruck Towson Funeral Home Inc., 1050 York Rd., (Beltway Exit 26A) on Monday at 11 A.M. Interment private. Friends may cal on Sunday 6 to 8 P.M. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to National Kidney Foundation, 1107 Kenilworth Dr., Suite 202, Baltimore, MD 21204.
Cline, Charles E.
July 12, 2006
On July 10, 2006, CHARLES E. CLINE, beloved husband of Doris M. (nee Mangels); devoted father of Patricia L. Grimes, Diana L. Knight and Richard A. Cline; loving grandfather of Elizabeth A. Cline, Andrew L. Knight, Emily J. Cline and Jeffrey G. Grimes. A Funeral Service will be held at the family owned Leonard J. Ruck, Inc. Funeral Home, 5305 Harford Road (at Echodale) on Thursday, 10 A.M. Interment Parkwood Cemetery. Friends may call on Wednesday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Kidney Foundation of Maryland, 1107 Kenilworth Drive, Suite 202, Baltimore, MD 21204.
Riordan, William C.
July 23, 2006
On July 14, 2006, WILLIAM C. RIORDAN, of Fallston, MD, beloved husband of Elizabeth K. (nee Kidd) Riordan, devoted father of William C. Riordan, III and daughter-in-law, Mary "Sissy" Riordan. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to Kidney Foundation, 1107 Kenilworth Drive, Suite 202, Baltimore, MD 21204 or to American Heart Association, P.O. Box 5216, Glen Allen, VA 23058-5216. Arrangements by the family owned Mc Comas Funeral Home, P.A., Abingdon, MD. Memory tributes may be sent to the family at mccomasfuneralhome.
Dailey, Walter
November 25, 2004
On November 21, 2004, WALTER DAILEY. With a heavy heart, I report that my wonderful husband, Walter Dailey passed away. His passing was very painless and he fought it to the end. The end has come and a new beginning has begun for him in Heaven. I will not have any kind of Memorial Service. I will be taking his ashes to his hometown in Alabama at a later time. Donations may be made in his memory to: National Kidney Foundation of Maryland, Inc., 1107 Kenilworth Drive, Suite, 202 Baltimore, MD 21204-2186.
Norris, Virginia M.
July 24, 2003
On July 16, 2003 VIRGINIA (MARCIE)(nee Monroe), loving sister of the late Owen B. Monroe; dear niece of Belle Feltman. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Schimunek Funeral Home Inc., 3331 Brehms Lane (at Mannasota and Erdman Avenues) on Saturday from 5 to 6 p.m. at which time a Memorial Service will be held. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the National Kidney Foundation, 1107 Kenilworth Dr, Balto., MD 21204.
Berry, John "Ken"
March 1, 2003
On February 25, 2003, JOHN "Ken" BERRY, of Mt. Airy, MD, beloved husband of Bette Berry, loving father of Shaun Michael Berry, brother of Ray, Jr., Rollin O., Patricia Milstead, Thomas E., Michael E. and Lou Ella Kaskey. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the GARY L. KAUFMAN FUNERAL HOME AT MEADOWRIDGE MEMORIAL PARK INC., 7250 Washington Blvd. (exit 6 off of Rt. 100), on Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. where services will be held at 8 P.M. Memorial contributions may be made to the National Kidney Foundation of MD, 1107 Kenilworth Dr., Baltimore, MD 21204.
Morelock, Coral
December 10, 2004
On December 8, 2004, CORAL RENEE MORELOCK, devoted mother of Michael and Thomas W. Drasal; dear sister of Gloria Ellingsworth and Joseph Bowman; loving grandmother of Alyssa Brown and Jordaynelexi, Cameron, and Thomas W. Drasal, Jr. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Schimunek Funeral Home, Inc., 9705 Belair Road, Perry Hall, MD 21236, on Friday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Services will be held on Saturday at 12 noon. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the National Kidney Foundation of Md., 1107 Kenilworth Dr., suite 202, Baltimore, MD 21204
Bonner, Nathaniel
July 21, 2009
On July 15, 2009, NATHANIEL BONNER, survived by a host of family and friends. The family will receive friends on Wednesday, July 22nd from 3 to 7 PM at the family owned and operated Howell Funeral Home, 4600 Liberty Heights Avenue. The wake will be held on Thursday July 23rd 10 AM at Bethel Temple Church of Christ Inc., 3910 W. Rodgers Avenue, with funeral service to follow at 11 AM. Interment Garrison Forest Veterans Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the National Kidney Foundation, 1107 Kenilworth Dr. Suite 202, Baltimore, MD 21204.
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Set in the historic centre of Matera, Palazzo Degli Abati offers unique rooms carved in the rock or in a 18th-century building.
Score from 327 reviews Exceptional
Set in the historic Sasso Barisano area of Matera, Ai Terrazzini is an intimate guest house carved out of rock. It offers air-conditioned rooms with traditional furnishings.
Score from 327 reviews Exceptional
Residence San Giorgio offers original accommodations, including rooms in rock dwellings in the heart of the Sasso Barisano. All units have private entrances and antique furniture.
Score from 196 reviews Wonderful
Located between Matera's Sasso Barisano and Sasso Caveoso, the San Gennaro is an intimate residence with a panoramic terrace. It has traditional stone rooms with vaulted ceilings and private...
Score from 57 reviews Very good
Bedroom was lovely, very big in the cave, clean and nice view. Very silent and slept very well.
the path and steps going up to the accomodation. Tell guests to take small and light suitcase. Breakfast could be better, cold croissant and heavy cakes,slice of cold pizza, need to improve.
Really beautiful place.
The town is the most unique on the planet. Staff was terrific and breakfasts were so good. We requested and were allowed to take food for hikes and travel. Room was large and even had a desk.
Parking is a huge problem and has to be away. GPS needed to locate hotel. Be in shape to climb MANY stone stairs. Wheeled luggage is a must for up and down.
That we were in Matera
The only staff we ever spoke to was reception. She had a bad attitude. The hotel room was far from the street and had to climb 300 stairs with heavy lugguage with no staff assistance. The room was beautiful. But misleading on the internet. Because of being a cave the room was very wet and had trouble sleeping due to the dampness
Very poor Breakfast without any fruit and any variety. Cold and tasteless coffee. disillusion in because the expectations regarding advertising. Before 8 in the morning the outside of the building works started without any concern with the guests
The location is awesome. The room was extremely clean and beautiful.
The air conditioning was down and it was hot. There was nobody at night we could ask for some help about it. The TV was small and old and there were just 4 channels ( we tried to find some more but it was impossible). The door of the shower was broken. I little too expensive considering these problems we had.
We thought we couldn't sleep in this "cave" room, but my family said she sleep very well. Aged TV? Never mind. Why bother watching TV if you have better landscape outside? And very nice staff.
Very hard to find the hotel location for the first timer. But if you go to 40.666182, 16.613418, you should find the hotel easier because there's direction to this hotel aka "Ristorante Le Dodici Lune".
Location, bedroom, staff
difficult parking
Big room in the sassi. Very good wifi connection. Convenient location to walk around
Car had to be parked at some distance
the service of the stuff was very good the room clean &comfortable breakfast very good location perfect
to much stairs you are recomended to leave suitcase in the car and bring with you only things for the night
The room was absolutely stunning and Matera itself such a beautiful and interesting town. The staff were very helpful and breakfast very good.
Be prepared for a slightly damp feel to the room - it is a cave after all! This is no way detracted from the overall experience.
The complete atmosphere. We had one small issue with the shower and the staff fixed it immediately! It was a marvel to, for a short time, live in a location once occupied thousands of years ago by mankind!
The overall location requires walking a lot of ancient steps.
Almost impossible to find a parking spot; Rooms...hmmm... :(
Location, location, location for a reasonable price.
If one has heavy luggage it could be uncomfortable to climb all the beautiful otherwise stairs.
This was an amazing hotel in the heart of Matera. We had specially requested one of the more traditional cave-like (sassi) rooms and were given an absolutely beautiful room - very pleased! Staff were extremely helpful and lovely. Breakfast was gorgeous with a lovely selection of pastries, cakes and focaccias. The whole city was just amazing and very fun to explore!
The hotel was decorated very well and the room was very comfortable.
The breakfast was very poor. Lukewarm coffee and just sweet breads, biscuits and croissants. I do not understand why the hotels do not do healthy breakfast. I asked for eggs and got them the second morning.
having experience of sleeping inside sassi(looks like)
1. Facility I booked twin beds and asked one more time to booking.com customer service, making sure of it. They replied with twin beds. But I arrived there, they gave me one double bed and an extra bed(very small, smaller than single bed. I asked them I booked twin beds room, but they said no more room left. And the room didn't look like booking page pics on the site. It was very unpleasant. 2. Internet not working I couldn't connect to internet. I asked them, now they told me the internet was not working. They said It had not worked from one day ago. he changed other router from the other room, but It still didn't work. and they said, 'sorry'. That was it.
We felt as if we were sleeping in a cave..just the experience we wanted. Close to outside of walled city parking. Great city to explore, gelato shops, great restaurants and shopping all without a car..loved it! Great staff!
We had the suite, at number 6. It was an amazing and surreal room inside a cave. I highly recommend it for couples. The room is huge and extremely comfortable. The lady running the hotel, explained to us how the project of transforming the caves from a derelict state they were in years ago, to what it is today, splendid rooms, came together. It is really amazing considering the difficult conditions to maintain such caves. You will have to walk up some steps to get to the hotel so pack lightly. Wifi does not work in the room but one can just go down to the reception area and pick up the connection there. The room is too lovely to be spending time on the internet anyway! I highly recommend it.
It's a real shame there is no bath tub in the room despite such big space. There is only a shower.
Great experience.
Carrying cases up the steps!
Spending the night in a cave was a novel experience. Good beds, very clean, easy walking distance to restaurants. Enjoyed wandering the paths that connected to the hotel. Very nice decor.
Room was very cold. Breakfast wasn't great.
Beautiful accommodations.
Room was very cold though attractive. Carrying our bags up all the winding stairs was a struggle. It's quite a hike!
Very unusual and very comfortable cave living! Spacious and nicely decorated, clean appartment.
Many stairs from nearby public parking.
The room was clean and quiet. The shower pressure was good.
We asked about a place for dinner, were told of a good place that was a fifteen minute walk from the hotel. Actually there was a restaurant that was only a few minutes away from the hotel we enjoyed our meal and the owner was very pleasant. The hotel owner was friendly, however in terms of service she did the minimum of what you expect.
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