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501 Geary Street, Union Square, San Francisco, CA 94102, United States of America – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9/10! (score from 236 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Hotel Monaco San Francisco, a Kimpton Hotel.
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WiFi is available in all areas and costs USD 12.99 per 24 hours.
Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs USD 54 per day.
Car Rental, 24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Tour Desk, Ticket Service, Baggage Storage, ATM on site, Concierge Service, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Shoeshine, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Business Center, Fax/Photocopying
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Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
Up to three children under 13 years stay free of charge when using existing beds.
One older child or adult stays free of charge when using existing beds.
Any additional older children or adults are charged USD 20 per person per night when using existing beds.
One child under 2 years stays free of charge in a crib.
One older child or adult stays free of charge in an extra bed.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed. No extra charges.
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Hotel Vitale, a Joie de Vivre Hotel
Across the street from Westfield Shopping Center, this Central San Francisco hotel has rooms with a 46-inch flat-screen smart TV. Food options are available in the full-service bar and lounge area.
Score from 409 reviews Excellent
The Hotel Triton is a uniquely designed boutique style hotel. It is eco-friendly and in the heart San Francisco.
Score from 177 reviews Very good
This San Francisco hotel features an on-site restaurant and warmly decorated rooms with a 42-inch flat-screen TV and a CD player. The Golden Gate Bridge is just 6 miles away.
Score from 1292 reviews Very good
Sir Francis Drake, a Kimpton HotelThis stylish Union Square, San Francisco, hotel features a restaurant, a 24-hour fitness center, and a 24-hour business center.
Score from 168 reviews Very good
Clean hotel with modern furniture near Union Square (central SF area). The rooms were clean and the bed was comfy.
Breakfast was basic and nothing special. Expected more with the price you pay.
Great weekend away for my birthday staff was very good great hotel
Wine hour
Bed uncomfortable, very tiny room
Complimentary free wine, free light breakfast, free wifi, and traveling ammenuties. Straight shot short walk to union square. Bunch of late night restaurants and mini mart around the hotel. Staff has excellent service.
No complimentary water in the room.
Beautiful lounges and entrance.
No restaurant or dining room where to have breakfast. They just gave a piece of fruit and a pastry in one of the lounges.
The hotel was very nice, friendly, and is a great location for walking to Union Square.
We were put in a room with absolutely no view. It faced right into an adjacent building. Solid wall. It was a surprise one night stay in the city with my daughter. When I explained to the front desk my displeasure, the clerk just replied, sorry???
Location is excellent.
Having just returned from the Monaco, I have to say it was my fault for not reviewing the details on the confirmation but the Hotel does not currently have a restaurant or bar as a result of renovations. They offered a sub par continental breakfast but it was a hassle without any F&B on site. Next time I'll look at the confirmation closer. Also, please note, there really aren't any view rooms even though Booking.com allows you to request a room on upper floors, they mostly look into the wall of the building next door.
The staff was excellent. From the concierge, Austin in particular, to the bell boys and cleaning ladies, everyone was extremely helpful.
Complimentary coffee and Pastries were available from 7 to 9 am only. Should be extended to at least 10 am for those who are jet lagged or like to go out in the evenings. Also the Danish were limited to one piece per person, and being pretty small in size, albeit tasty, could be devoured in two bites.
The staff is great, the hotel is beautiful, and they are super pet friendly.
We couldn't find any parking near the hotel (all the lots were full) and they offer parking in a private lot, but it was $52 plus tax so it came to over $59 just to park.
Great location. Love the fact it is pet friendly. Have stayed at many klimpton hotels. Love the lobby and the wine and cheese
Smaller rooms
Non-drab decor free WiFi great location lounge area great to work after you check out Great staff
Friendly helpful staff. Complimentery wine tasting after a long day.
Friendly and helpful staff, superior quality with the same price compared to other union square hotels
There was no proper breakfast service but this was not a major problem with many options available in the area.
Very quiet room Breakfast croissants very tasty Convenient for getting around town by public transportation and my rental car
hotel does not have a summing pool Room small but adequate
decore, friendliness, location, wine tasting, bathroom amenities, funky bath robes; complimentary light breakfast while dining room closed for refurbishing
Fabulous room, attention to detail and spotless. Great front of house staff and the fantastic evening wine hour, which as a solo traveller was a time when you could chat and meet fellow travellers/tourists. The location couldn't be better, I got the BART from the airport and was able to easily walk to the hotel. I would strongly recommend this hotel.
Nice staff.
Construction noise from remodel of restaurant next door.
The hotel was good and The location exelent they have complementar y bikes that we enjoyed a lot.
We were overwhelmed by the kindness of all the staff at the Kimpton in SF, particularly Jonathan at the front desk. A fantastic hotel and I look forward to returning in the near future! This boutique hotel ticks ALL the boxes. Thank you!!
Location of the hotel is about a block away from the tenderloin district, which is considered a dangerous area of the city. The hostess at one of the restaurants warned us to stay away from the area.
Quite comfortable room
When my room access card was blocked for reasons best known to hotel management
fabulous service and exquisite public spaces
Made reservation at one price but was informed they were able to upgrade my room. However, charged me more! Typically when upgrades are provided, it is with no extra charge. Felt like a bit of a bait and switch. Quite a shock at check-out.
The hotel had a fresh and funky vibe about it. Unusual decor and fun bits and pieces around. Wine hour is a highlight.
The restaurant was closed for refurb. Tokens were offered for juice, coffee and mediocre pastries in the morning. rooms were on the small side and dark due to inward facing aspect.
Hotel staff was friendly and helpful!
Construction in the restaurant was loud during the day.
I arrived @ 7:30am. My room wasn't yet available, but I didn't expect it would be at that early hour and fully intended on just leaving my luggage with the bellhop and heading out on my day. The awesome lady at the front counter searched for an available room, upgraded me into a larger room, gave me an extra breakfast voucher for that morning, and had me checked into my room by 7:45am. All without any additional cost. That's customer service!
When checking out, the guy at the front door ignored me, didn't help with my luggage, nor with getting a cab. Had to knock on the cab's window out front to wake the driver up (it was 5am.) The hotel was not busy with folks checking out, and the front door guy did see me. He just didn't want to be bothered. He's the reason the 'staff' rating is only good; otherwise it would have been excellent.
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Noe Valley House Rental Photos and Description
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A rare chance to stay in Noe Valley! Noe Valley (Pronounced NO-EEE) is home to both liberals and conservatives, it has attracted the working class, dotcom millionaires, Hollywood film crews ('Sister Act,' 'Nash Bridges'), It's chock full of upscale restaurants, home-decor boutiques, and chic clothing shops. Noe is a prosperous, shopper-friendly neighborhood whose bistros, coffee shops, and bookstores are always lively. The hills that surround Noe Valley give it an air of remoteness and removal from the city which, along with many Victorians, is what attracts families with kids, dogs and strollers to the neighborhood. There are no hotels in Noe Valley so you are sure to have an authentic San Francisco experience.
Our home is a classic Victorian / Edwardian flat with spiral staircase and hard wood floors throughout. It has high ceilings, period lighting & sky lights, picture moulding & bay windows. A working wood burning double sided fireplace gives warmth and romance in the living room and bedroom. Enjoy the upper flat as a couple or as a small family. The flat has a contemporary eat-in kitchen with all the tools for cooking. Or walk two blocks to 24th Street and enjoy the tremendous local restaurants. Noe Valley boasts some of the warmest weather in San Francisco, sometimes 10 degrees warmer than other neighborhoods. Enjoy the sun on our deck or balcony during your stay.
Light-rail trains are just two blocks away and can take you into the heart of San Francisco without the hassle of traffic or parking. The J-line can take you to AT&T Park for $2. It is also a short distance to 101 and 280 to get to/from Silicon Valley. Dolores Park is walking distance and is famous for its picturesque skyline view, perfect for a picnic and frisbee play on the grassy hillside. The newly updated playground is a real treat for kids.
If nightlife is what you are looking for Noe's own Bliss Bar was featured in 'In Style' magazine. The Dubliner also has a great selection of imported beers. It's common to meet a small horde of Irish expats there. Or a short cab ride takes you to nearby Mission District where you can enjoy a Latin swing or over to Potrero Hill to see some of San Francisco's best bands. The Castro is also just over the hill from Noe Valley.
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- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Penelope Thompson
We are two high-tech professionals who live in nearby Silicon Valley but love to spend free time in San Francisco and enjoy the city. We enjoy traveling and exploring new places. We hope to share a little slice of a lesser known San Francisco by listing these flats.
Penelope Thompson purchased this house in 1999
Why Penelope Thompson chose Noe Valley
We enjoyed living in the upper flat for years before listing it. We sometimes stay there to remember the lovely time we had living in Noe Valley. We are still great friends with neighbors we met during our time there.
What makes this house unique
Nothing is more relaxing than waking up, walking 2 blocks to Martha's coffee shop and watching the people, dogs and baby strollers go by. Martha's employee know each regular patron by name. When we bring our young children with us we always stop by Pixie Hall Studios for some artful fun. Eric's Gourmet Chinese restaurant on Church street is always a favorite of ours when dining out. We enjoy the farmer's market where we buy fresh and organic fruits and vegetables. Napa Valley's famous Plump Jack Winery has a shop in our neighborhood where you can get exclusive offers of premium California wines.


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Cms 29.0 x 9.3 x 31.2
Min. Weight (lbs/kg)
Number of Bays
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Expansion Slots
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Power Supply Unit (PSU)
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Whistler Chalet Rental Photos and Description
Chalet, 9 Bedrooms, 11 Bathrooms (Sleeps 16)
For easy entertaining after a day on the hill, our 5500 square foot chalet with a well-appointed living room and log fireplace, fully equipped Italian kitchen, elegant dining room with windows looking out onto snow-laden cedars is an ideal choice to host your family and friends. Added features include private gym / yoga studio, ski lockers, steam room, powder room, large hot tub.
For added privacy for large groups we offer north and south wings, perfect for families. Our 9 bedroom chalet features private en-suite bathrooms in each guest room, large windows, private balconies allowing you to enjoy fresh mountain air, oak armoires, 450 count Fretted linen, work stations, iPod docks, and 42 inch flat LCD screen TV in all the rooms .
- Suitability:
- Events Allowed
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Parm Hari
I am an outdoors person, the reason we purchases Whistler Alpine Chalet was two key factors 1. Location was ideal and 2. It was a purpose built chalet for large groups not a home that had been converted into a rental. We love our chalet because we can do all the things we love in Whistler -Ski in the Winter and in the Summer we love walking to lake and enjoying many water sports, golfing and biking on the many trails that Whistler has to offer.
Parm Hari purchased this chalet in 2002
Why Parm Hari chose Whistler
We chose this property because so many times we have traveled with family and friends and could never be under one roof. We had to rent 1 or 2 houses or hotel rooms. It is not the same feeling as hosting your entire family under one roof. What makes this possible is Whistler Alpine Chalet was purpose built to operate as European Chalet. What that means is each of the 8 bedrooms are equipped like a hotel room so you do not have to share your TV, Bathroom, I pod Doc...you can relax on your balcony and enjoy the fresh mountain air. At the same time you can cook up a great meal and enjoy it in our 16 person dining room and sit by the fireplace and share many stories or enjoy workout in our fitness studio and perhaps follow it up with a steam shower and a hot tub. So many memories for the entire family under one roof - that is true luxury.
What makes this chalet unique
Located off the shoreline of Alta Lake in Alta Vista, Whistler Alpine Chalet offers direct access to ice skating on the lake in winter and biking trails, beach and water activities in the summer. For your added convenience we are located in Whistler Central so getting to the ski lifts has never been easier - 3 mins to the ski lifts.
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Guestbook comments from the owner
Thank you for letting us our stay in your stunning home. We had the the most amazing summer vacation. Your home is truly 1 minute from Alta lake and so central that everything was just minutes away. Our large party had something to do every day - form paddle boarding, kayaking and just enjoying the beach which is at your door step to walking into the village to enjoy the shops and ice cream! What at wonderful vacation. Everyone felt we had so much privacy with each room being extremely well equipped and it was truly a treat to BBQ every night and enjoy dinner on one table for all 16 members of our family. That is hard to find and at such a high standard. We will be in contact for next year!


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ST LOUIS, Missouri — Arch Coal Inc. (ACI) on Tuesday reported a loss of $97.2 million in its third quarter.
The St. Louis-based company said it had a loss of 46 cents per share. Losses, adjusted for one-time gains and costs, were 45 cents per share.
The results did not meet Wall Street expectations. The average estimate of analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was for a loss of 41 cents per share.
The coal producer posted revenue of $742.2 million in the period, surpassing Street forecasts. Analysts expected $711.1 million, according to Zacks.
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They served and fought for us and now, they're trying to return to a normal life.
And part of that means finding a job.
For the second year in a row, local employers got together to match the right veteran with the right job during the Hiring Our Heroes Job Fair.
From auto parts retailers to insurance companies and even the City of Vienna, potential employers spoke Wednesday to people out of, or, in some cases, still serving in the military.
"Hiring Our Heroes" is part of a national program whose sponsors include the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Statewide, another group involved is Workforce West Virginia.
And it is involved year-round in an effort to find jobs and careers for military veterans.
"And we work to find them a job, whether it be with any barriers they have from coming back from the military," says Jeff Noland, Employment Program Manager with Workforce West Virginia. "We work with them, and we get them ready to go out into the workforce."
A workshop connected with the job fair taught job finding skills such as interviewing techniques and resume writing.
Noland says with the large number of veterans in the Mountain State, events such as "Hiring Our Heroes" are important in helping veterans help return to the life they had before their service.
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With soldiers coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan, it's more important than ever.
The second annual "Hiring Our Heroes" job fair is set for Wednesday at Vienna's Grand Pointe Conference Center.
While the Mid-Ohio Valley Chamber of Commerce is a sponsor, several area businesses will be involved in finding the right veteran for the right job.
"There are always things that are more marketable, like working with physicians and hospitals, or potential sales opportunities," says Fred Earley, Senior Vice-President of Highmark West Virginia. "But a lot of it is in customer-facing roles. And that sometimes serves as an entry-level of a springboard into other opportunities in the future."
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It took only a few seconds last fall for Calvin Gustus to decide he both loves and loathes bowhunting.
The 2012 archery season was the 55-year-old volunteer fireman's first, though he actually paid $50 for a bow in the mid-1980s. After shooting it a few times, he hung it up, forgot about it and, eventually, loaned it to his wife's brother. It took years for his son, Chad (now 31), to convince him that having more than 100 days to hunt is better than the few afforded riflemen in Kansas.
On Saturday, Nov. 17, just about the time Calvin was having serious doubts about his chances of seeing a decent deer within bow range, the biggest buck he'd ever seen strolled within 15 yards of his ladder stand. If it had been rifle season, he'd have smoked it. But squeezing a trigger requires far less movement than drawing a bow, and the deer was staring at him.
Unable to draw, the hunter from Geneseo, Kan., could only appraise the antlers and watch the animal walk out of his life. Afterward, he called Chad, who was hunting the (diagonally) adjacent quarter-section.
"I just seen a 20-point buck!" he stammered.
Chad and Calvin moved the stand that afternoon. They found a tree closer to the deer's trail, but the only way they could put it there was to leave off a section of ladder, which meant the stand would be only about 8 feet high. Chad didn't like the setup, but Calvin was overjoyed.
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A 24-year-old welder from Abingdon, Ill., made short work of dispatching a deer on Nov. 4, but it took the avid bowhunter more than two hours to realize it.
Matt Ford might've pursued the deer earlier, but his stepfather, who was hunting nearby, hadn't carried a cell phone to the woods. Rather than ruin his host's afternoon hunt, Matt remained in his stand, cursing his luck.
Prematurely, I might add.
The hunt began with a 250-yard walk through a Knox County cornfield to reach a narrow draw where Matt had seen some massive rubs. As soon as he was aloft about 3:40, he heard what sounded like antlers hitting saplings.
Moments later, he saw a buck approaching from about 70 yards distant. The left side of its rack was clipping trees and brush.
Matt loosed an arrow when he thought the deer was at 25 yards, but he'd misjudged the distance. It was actually 35, and the arrow sailed underneath the buck.
Fortunately for Matt, who wasted no time in nocking a second arrow, the buck heard the first one hit behind it and actually came down into the draw and closer. When it stopped again, it was at 15 yards.
When Matt released a second time, the buck was standing between two trees and looking at him. The only target was its neck, an iffy shot that he took anyway.
Brian Miller knew a shooter buck was among the many deer gallivanting inside the little pine thicket. At least three bucks, in fact (the other two were forkhorns), and 10 does had entered the copse during the two hours he'd been aloft in his ladder stand on Nov. 29, 2012.
Soon after the last trio wafted into the trees, all the deer began shuffling around in there while Brian frantically scanned the gaps for a head with antlers. When the 48-year-old oil deliveryman spotted a rack, he raised his scoped shotgun for a better look.
What appeared in his optics was so outlandish that he lowered his gun and closed his eyes for a second.
"I couldn't believe ... refused to believe ... what I saw," he said. "But it was still there when I opened my eyes."
Even though he was looking at the back of the buck's head, Brian could tell it was a fabulous specimen, far bigger than anything he, his father and brother had seen in the three years they'd leased that 17-acre tract on Maryland's Eastern Shore.
When deer began filtering out of the thicket and walking toward a nearby pond, the lead doe passed within 20 yards, as did the second one. The third deer in line was the enormous buck.
After the kaboom, the deer fled toward the pond and ran over a canoe and two aluminum boats TWICE, and then Brian lost sight of it. The racket must've sounded like the local high school's drum corps.
A dialed-up riflescope's magnification is okay when you're expecting to take a long poke at a whitetail in a bean field or food plot. Even when a deer is fairly close, the extra power usually isn't a deal-breaker.
But a buck wearing nearly 200 inches of antler doesn't classify as usual. Bolstered by the element of surprise, such an ostentatious display of bone can render a scope as ineffectual as a turkey call in a duck blind.
Just ask Brett Robertson, who knows what it's like to yelp when he ought to be quacking.
In a span of 10 minutes on Dec. 2, the hunter from Valley Falls, Kan., nearly went from hero to goat. The first bark of his .300 Win Mag ended with a solid thump, a dead doe and a thumb's-up from his 12-year-old son, Ridge. The next two shots produced only echoes.
After an unproductive morning hunt, father and son visited a soybean field Brett has hunted for two decades. They followed a fence far enough out into the field to adequately cover it.
Two hours after settling into the sparse cover of the fencerow, Brett spotted a couple of does and shot one. The boom apparently rousted an enormous buck.
"I literally turned around, and there it was, running at 100 yards," Brett said.
When he threw up his rifle and tried to aim at the fleeing deer, antlers filled the scope's viewfinder. The unit was dialed up in magnification.
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FORMER pub landlord and ex-bouncer Clive Graham Ray had a live stun gun disguised as a mobile phone on the window sill of his kitchen when police raided his home.
Ray, 42, who had never been in any trouble before, faced the prospect of a five year statutory jail sentence when he appeared at Mold Crown Court.
But the Recorder Geraint Walters, decided in "exceptional circumstances" he could instead impose an 18 month prison sentence.
The court heard how Ray had been given the stun gun about a week earlier by a bouncer who had asked him to get a charger for it.
Ray had a contact who was in the mobile phone business and agreed to do so – but his barrister Matthew Corbett-Jones said Ray had not obtained a charger.
He had not used it, had no intention of using it, and while he knew it was a stun gun which worked, he had not appreciated how serious an offence it was to possess it.
Ray, he said, suffered post-traumatic stress disorder following an attack upon him while the landlord at the Trevor Arms in Wrexham in 2011, after he earlier intervened when he heard a woman screaming.
He thought he was going to die when he was attacked in his bedroom in the early hours of the morning by a customer who beat him with a fire extinguisher and a table leg, and who said he was going to get a hammer "to finish the job off" before he lost consciousness.
Mr Corbett-Jones suggested Ray, who carried out charity work and who was currently organising a grand ball for a children's charity, had not addressed his mind to the seriousness of what he was doing.
To impose the statutory five year sentence for such a man would be unjust, and would mean an arbitrary and disproportionate sentence, he argued.
Mr Recorder Walters said he agreed but could not impose a suspended sentence as the defence barrister suggested.
Ray, of Augusta Drive, Wrexham, admitted on February 3 he was in possession of a prohibited firearm – a Kelon K95 stun gun, disguised as a mobile phone.
David Mainstone, prosecuting, told how at 10.30am police executed a search warrant at his home and on a window sill saw what looked like a mobile phone case.
Closer inspection revealed the screen and buttons were false and it was in fact a working and charged stun gun with two prongs on the top of it.
It was probably of Far Eastern manufacture.
A police officer produced the stun gun in court and showed it to the judge, who said the idea of such a firearm being in the possession of a doorman filled him with horror.
Interviewed, the defendant initially claimed he did not know it was a firearm.
Mr Mainstone said there was no evidence to contradict the defendant's explanation he had been given it by someone in the security industry in order to get it a charger.
The judge said, having heard arguments he was prepared to sentence on the basis that an acquaintance had given it Ray to get a charger for it, he had it for about a week, he knew it was a weapon and had been discharged in his presence.
He had no difficulty in accepting Ray had not appreciated how seriously the court regarded the possession of such a firearm.
It was not a lethal weapon, he had not used it and had no intention of using it and the defendant was a man of positive good character.
"I accept that in 2011 you were the victim of a vicious attack within your own home when you were struck by a man wielding weapons. You have suffered post-traumatic stress disorder. In more recent times you have been treated for it and there is a great deal of work that remains to be done," the judge said.
That may have influenced his thought processes when he had been asked to take possession of the stun gun to get it a charger, the judge said.
The court heard after the attack, Ray had lost his business, turned to gambling, he and his wife divorced and his main focus was then his family, particularly his young daughter who he cared for regularly.
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Kind of OT but not really. If you weren't feeling well (I think she described it snotnose lol), were feeling tired and crabby, had had visitors for the past couple of weeks, had had the washing machine die on you a couple of months ago, and a few more things (internet dying on you, for example)...
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She has had it tough lately! Hmm.... books, CDs, scented candles, DVD, Puffs tissues (just love them), does she do anything creative like cross stitch?, something to make her laugh, seashells.
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What are Puffs tissues?
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I'm going to have to look for those tissues - didn't even know they existed.
Hmm... scrapbook kit sounds good. She did tell me that she had started doing scrapbooks. Perfect! I have item no 1.
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I love the t-shirt idea! And the photo album one, too. I'll try to find a nice small one that they can take with them when they are at the other house. They probably already have one, but grandparents can't have enough photos of their grandchildren, right?
Grandma is quite the shutterbug, too.
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1/3 Photos of Ham and Lentil Stew
Prep Time:
Cook Time:
20 mins
4 hrs
I found this recipe when joining a crockpot recipe group on yahoo. Have not made this yet but it sounds very good especially with the addition of the spinach. A great idea for those cold winter days!
Units: US | Metric
Serving Size: 1 (540 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
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