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Classic Suite, 1 BedroomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
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Family-friendly Dubai aparthotel in Al Barsha, walk to Ski Dubai
This family-friendly Dubai aparthotel is located near the airport, within a 15-minute walk of Ski Dubai and Mall of the Emirates. Jebel Ali Race Course and Dubai College are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Property Features
This smoke-free aparthotel features an outdoor pool, a health club, and a coffee shop/café. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a snack bar/deli, a sauna, and a steam room are onsite.
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All 60 individually decorated apartments feature free WiFi and Select Comfort beds. In addition to kitchens with microwaves, guests will find LCD TVs with satellite channels and washers/dryers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The aparthotel offers a coffee shop/café and a snack bar/deli. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. In addition to an outdoor pool, Auris Boutique Hotel Apartments provides a health club, a sauna, and a steam room. This family-friendly aparthotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Auris Boutique Hotel Apartments is a smoke-free property.
- Snack bar/deli
- Pool cabanas (complimentary)
- Total number of rooms - 60
- Number of floors - 7
- Babysitting or childcare
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Health club
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Year Built 2010
- Free self parking
- Sauna
- Smoke-free property
- Steam room
- Outdoor pool
- Television in lobby
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- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Kitchen
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare
- Washer/dryer
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Microwave
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- Refrigerator (on request)
- Free Wi-Fi
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- Rainfall showerhead
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- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Kitchen
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- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Washer/dryer
- Satellite TV service
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Down comforter
- Sleep Number by Select Comfort mattress
- Individually furnished
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 8 AM and 11 AM.
Down The Road Coffee Hous - This coffee shop serves breakfast only. A children's menu is available.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the aparthotel include an outdoor pool, a health club, a sauna, and a steam room.
Children under 12 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool, health club, or fitness facility without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 3 PM
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A tourism fee is imposed by the city and collected at the property. The fee is AED 10 for the first bedroom per night, and increases by AED 10 per night for each additional bedroom. For further details, please contact the property using the information contained in your confirmation email.
Check-out time is noon
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No pets or service animals allowed
- Tourism fee: AED 10 per accommodation, per night
- Breakfast fee: AED 35 per person (approximately)
- An early check-in fee will be charged
- A late check-out fee will be charged
- Deposit: AED 150
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Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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I visit the area 2-3 times a year and this is the first time I've stayed at this hotel. I was pleasantly surprised. The staff alone made this hotel jump to the top of my go to list. Extremely accommodating and friendly and it started before I got there with the reservation agent who helped me with an issue that she really didn't need to because I booked through a 3rd party.
The lobby and common areas are beautiful! We only had breakfast at the restaurant but was pleasantly surprised at how good the buffet was. The rooms were OK. A little dated and run down but clean and spacious.
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Anant Agarwal, founder and president of EdX, an education innovation and research company that specializes in open-source education solutions, will present a lecture titled "Reinventing Education" at 6:30 p.m. on March 26 in Stewart Center's Fowler Hall. The lecture will include a presentation and question-and-answer session.
Agarwal's lecture is part of the Presidential Lecture Series and is free and open to the public.
Agarwal, an award-winning professor of engineering and computer science at MIT, taught his first course of edX on circuits and electronics, which drew 155,000 students from 162 countries. As a serial entrepreneur, he has founded multiple companies, including Tilera Corp., and products such as the Raw multicore processor, the Sparcle multi-threaded microprocessor and the Alewife parallel computer. His work on organic computing was selected by Scientific American as one of 10 world-changing ideas in 2011, and he was named in Forbes' list of top 15 education innovators in 2012. Anant holds a doctorate from Stanford and a bachelor's degree from IIT Madras.
edX is a nonprofit, open-source enterprise founded by MIT and Harvard in 2012. When edX was launched as a massive open online course (MOOC) portal, the mission was to increase access to quality education, conduct research into how students learn, and improve on-campus teaching and learning. While that three-part mission remains, this presentation will provide an overview of how the edX platform has expanded and evolved in new, unpredictable ways to include transforming education through SPOCs (small private online courses), blended courses, collaborations with both for-profit and nonprofit entities, and adoption of the open-source edX platform across entire countries and global regions, including China, France and the Arab-speaking world.
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In downtown Philadelphia, this boutique hotel is a 3-minute walk from Rittenhouse Square, one of 5 original open-space parks. This European-style hotel features a business center and a gym.
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Home2 Suites by Hilton Philadelphia Convention CenterIn downtown Philadelphia, this hotel is directly across from the Philadelphia Convention Center and features an indoor salt water pool. The National Constitution Center is a 10-minute walk away.
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Wyndham Philadelphia-Historic DistrictJust a 5-minute walk from the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, this hotel is in the heart of Philadelphia. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel and a restaurant is on site.
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Pet friendly place. My Jack Russell felt comfortable in the room.
Too much cover and pillows on bed.
We liked the staff 5 stars to them all. The room was extremely comfortable. The location is perfect for attractions and local restaurants. The concierge was available 24 hours. We noticed they could check in several guests at once, so there was no line. It was very organized. Housekeeping was very friendly. The food from the restaurant at the hotel was out of this world!
I rated the room as "excellent" not "good" only because I noticed the bathroom could have been cleaner for the price we paid. The indoor pool closes at 9:30pm. We were down about that. But we still loved the hotel.
Really respectful and attentive staff. Very good experience. Location is perfect: right beside the city hall. Food and room service extremely good. Very good experience overall.
The pillows were wonderful!
Would be nice if breakfast was included
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-No availability of good restaurant for having dinner -We faced the same problems with many rooms of my friend, and i have a proof of it, as a document that with breakfast you should sign the invoice, and i think there are some invoices of other rooms added to our invoice, and it is easily checked by the room numbers of our group, totally away from the room numbers mentioned in invoice.
We liked all the staff and the hotel, however we especially liked the European style continental breakfast on the concierge level. And the crowning enjoyment was Kim the ever attentive host of the breakfast.
Only stayed one night but impressed with the staff and style of the accommodations. Large room. Super helpful valets.
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They are super hospitable as well as pet friendly....also the breakfast that we ordered for room service was delicious!!
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Lobby was very loud. Could not check in earlier than 4pm even after making special request. Hallway on floor was not very clean (trays left out all day; floors was not cleaned properly).
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The room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. Perfect for my business trip. Staff was very friendly.
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The location was great, central and within walking distance to everything. We upgraded to club and the room was large and very very comfortable.The breakfast was really good and the view from the lounge was marvellous to look at while you sip your morning coffee. The staff go that bit extra with the service. The concierge service was excellent and so helpful. Try and get a room looking over the clock tower lovely at night when all lit up. The higher the room the better the view.
This is a great boutique hotel!!! Room service was 24 hours, fast, and delicious! Hotel staff very friendly and helpful. Room was great, big bathroom with high end Davines shampoo and conditioner. Great view, and fast valet. Highly recommend!
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Everything! From the time we checked in until we left. They staff was friendly and helpful. They gave us a sheet of places to eat and have drinks, also places to site see. This hotel was just amazing! I will always use Loew's hotel when I go to Philly!
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Knighted or not, Andy Murray can still teach Ed Miliband a thing or two
Only a few months ago, Labour's leader was the equivalent of a set and a break up
What induced the tennis apartheid nightmare that woke me, I cannot say for sure.
It might have been watching Monday night's BBC2 documentary about the MCC's rancid collusion with the South African government over the Basil D'Oliveira affair in 1968. Or it might have been the memory of a certain Wimbledon champion mentioning, in another documentary, that after winning last year's US Open, he dreamed that he had lost.
Anyway, there we all are enjoying that relaxing last game, and as Novak Djokovic stuffs his backhand into the net, umpire Mohamed Lahyani intones: "Code violation. British passport. Forfeit Mr Murray. Game, set, match and championship Djokovic." At this, the camera pans across the Royal Box to find Alex Salmond fashioning his saltire into a noose while the Henman parents lead the Duke of Kent and a maniacally grinning Victoria Beckham in a Conga towards the player's box, where Judy Murray is attempting congress with a life-size cardboard cut-out of Feliciano Lopez.
When a thing is too surreal for the conscious mind to compute, the subconscious has a mischievous habit of filling the void with alternate versions. Sunday is such a thing. It is three days since it happened, but it will be years before the cloud of disbelief lifts. In the meantime, the nation's collective thoughts turn to how to reward the man known to his entourage as Muzzard for what a 27th viewing of that closing game confirms he did in fact achieve.
It is with distaste bordering on nausea that we note the widespread cry, from the Prime Minister upwards, for him to be knighted. This notion is demeaning to the title itself. It is unthinkable to palm off the bearer of the bizarre title "British Wimbledon men's singles champion" with an honour anyone can have by paying £100,000 for a bowl of tagliatelle al pomodoro at a No 10 kitchen supper. To place Andy Murray on the same honorific rung as Cliff Richard, on whose own place in Centre Court folklore it would be indecent to dwell, would be a disgrace.
Anyone who thinks a life peerage would do the trick, meanwhile, is reminded that the dark history of the tennis-honours interface extends far beyond the impromptu rain-delay gig for which Sir Cliff should have stood trial in The Hague. There was a time when a tennis player could pick up a barony by donating to Labour funds during a game with Mr Tony Blair and his doubles partner Lord Levy. Could there be a more grotesque insult to Murray than linking him by title with those expertly grifted on Levy's Totteridge court?
What Murray did on Sunday calls for no less than the newly created Dukedom of Dunblane. Nothing else pays adequate tribute to his courage and strength of mind in resisting the Serb. It is virtually impossible to imagine his torment as Djokovic recovered from 0-2 in the third to lead it 4-2, let alone facing four break points when serving for the title. But if anyone can empathise, it is surely Ed Miliband. In accord with emergency legislation passed last night, the Newspaper Columnists (Mandatory Andy Murray Analogies) Act, I am obliged to state that, in grand slam politics as well as tennis, a dramatic shift in momentum can lethally paralyse the player who had appeared to be coasting to victory.
A few months ago, at the midway point of his five-year championship match with Mr Cameron, Labour's double-digit poll lead suggested that Mr Miliband was the equivalent of a set and a break up. He may have done little to earn it, having depended more on unforced errors (the 2012 Budget, the Tories' internecine warring over Europe and gay marriage, etc) than any brilliance of his own. But avoiding mistakes and waiting for the opponent to misfire, much like the more passive pre-Lendl Muzzard, looked likely to be enough. No longer.
Any sudden momentum shift is a brutal affront to self-belief. The crowd, be it on Centre Court or the back benches, communicates its anxiety. The memories of Devon Loch-style calamities (Murray's loss to Djokovic in Shanghai last year after holding two match points; Neil Kinnock's shock defeat to John Major in 1992) flood the brain. The nerves become scrambled and the thinking foggy. It takes inhuman resilience to master the terror.
As he faces the triple whammy of a seemingly recovering economy, an opponent rediscovering his sure touch, and his battle of wills with the trade unions, it will be intriguing to see whether Mr Miliband can emulate Murray. From his speech on reforming Labour's relationship yesterday, Mr Miliband clearly understands that the game has changed; and that you seldom win at the highest level, as Lendl schooled Murray, by playing not to lose. If a nebulous expectation of a Tory victory in 2015 is beginning to take hold, the classic tennis finals of recent years counsel that the pendulum tends to keep swinging.
In last week's resignation letter, Tom Watson referred to his "Buddha-like" calm under fire. That's splendid, though during Wimbledon it was Djokovic who visited the Buddhist temple and did the meditating. Even the chanting of oms paradoxically paired with greater aggression will not be enough for Mr Miliband. He must rely on a third party (Ukip) weakening his rival, and this seamlessly brings us to the other formal tribute necessitated by Sunday's triumph.
While we look forward to His Grace the Duke of Dumblane trumping Roger Federer's gleaming white jackets by arriving on Centre Court draped in ermine and carrying his coronet, we must also look back to the Argentinian Juan Martin del Potro.
Whether Muzzard would have won had Delpo not exhausted Djokovic over four and half hours of murderously gruelling tennis in last Friday's semi-final is anyone's guess. But his huge contribution cannot be overlooked, and it behoves the British government to reward it by handing over the Falkland Islands to Argentina forthwith.
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David Yoffie and Bill Mears went to New York City physician Nicholas Gonzalez, MD, whose controversial nutritional regimen (100+ supplements, regular coffee enemas) and rejection of conventional cancer treatment have made him a lightning rod for criticism.
Little Katie Hartley and Best, who were children when they developed cancer, took (among other things) a substance called 714X, an injected or inhaled combination of camphor, nitrogen, and mineral salts. This treatment was developed by a French scientist who was once arrested for negligent homicide and practicing medicine without a license, though he was later cleared of those charges. They also took an herbal tea that purports to fight cancer. All four made dramatic changes in their diets as well, with three of them eating only organic produce and forsaking all meat.
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I like this, the challenge is not to find fault but to find a solution... What can be done to enable others to be a part of their own blessing. "NO" is too easy, helping find the "YES!" is the challenge.
Deeply moving... those society often write off as little or no value are so often gems in disguise... Beauty pouring from her heart, and yes... from her fingertips.
Sharing the knowledge of growing a raised garden and Aquaponics with friends who are also interested in creating food & helping children. Enjoyed the visit!
What is her name? (I don't know.) Should I care? (I do.)2nd morning in a row I see her sitting on the sidewalk asking for help. Gave her another cup of coffee and she was thankful.I ask myself, what does my responsibility as a neighbor lead me to do. Keeping our balance... What does that mean? How do we do it? Not claiming to have all the answers but I'm listening to my heart. Living the great adventure and want to take as many with me as I can... the adventure never ends...
Lola Felipa's SMILE... She's a gem. Glad to see her up & SMILING. Good to see her almost every morning as I walk through the neighborhood. This morning nearly to McDo, walked by another little grandmother sitting on the sidewalk, she's blind & it appeared her daughter was helping her get set up for her daily begging routine. After breakfast at McDo the daughter was gone, as grandma heard the sound of my steps approaching she began tapping her metal cup used for begging, asking without words, for assistance. In response I offered her a cup of coffee. Her response? A quick setting down of her begging cup and a SMILE as she reached out with her leprosy eaten fingers (Stubs remaining) to receive a welcome treat. As I walked on, part of my heart stayed with her as I marveled at how she was thankful for little things when most of us would feel overwhelmed by the life she is living... (No picture). I wonder what her name is...? My Best Friend knows...
Feeding the hungry... It is easy to identify when someone does not have enough food. The symptoms are written so that all can see. Jun age 53 his ribs are showing, and his clothes do not fit. Daily headaches from hunger... after three days of the vitamin loaded Manna Pack Meals the first sign of recovery from malnutrition is evident... His 'SMILE.' The same is true of Art... (69 years old) 3 - 4 days of good nutritious food, the same result. A SMILE... Grandma Filipa (74) for days had not had enough energy to get out of bed, was on her feet this morning with a SMILE and Grandma Ida (56) also showing signs of malnutrition was exercising in the park. The same sign of recovery from malnutrition is true with children 'SMILE'S.' Provide them with food and they begin to SMILE. Thank you to groups like 'Convoy of Hope' that ship us the food from "Feed My Starving Children" that creates the meals with a vast number of volunteer packers, and all the other friends like "Asia's Little Ones" & BGMC, and other individuals that know that food for the hungry is very important. Our priority is children and our feeding program providing daily meals for many children & pregnant mothers. We are thankful to be able to help children from conception to age 5 during the time where the brain is growing. Shortage of vitamins and food during those first critical years from conception to age 5 can stunt their mental growth for life. When we see the SMILES of those who have been hungry being satisfied it brings a SMILE to our faces as well. It is not our desire to see just a FULL stomach and a SMILE. We want to see a SMILE and a FULL heart. A life that has a Destination and Purpose that is worth SMILING about!
Why do I walk ten blocks each morning to eat breakfast at McDonald's? It's not because my sweetheart is not willing to prepare me breakfast. She's a great cook - McDo is not competition for her! Nor is it because I love the exercise. Nor do I walk it because I like to stop and smell the roses along the path. Reality is, there is a sewer which parallels much the path which has a really powerful odor.
The reason I really like walking those 10 blocks is because of the wonderful people I meet along the path that have become friends, and for some I've been able to influence them to trust in my Best Friend, and by taking the walk their lives have been changed 'prayerfully' forever.
People like 7 year old Chrisaly, who's bout with Cancer is hopefully over & now her hair is returning, to her delight. The encounters on the morning walk don't always bring smiles. Art is 69 and as I talked to him about his life & put my arm around his shoulder & began to pray for him he burst into tears... Life and problems have become overwhelming for him and words of encouragement and praying with him this morning seemed to lighten his load.
Then there was Grandma Filipa who is 74 she was in the process of dying. She wasn't eating or speaking when I arrived back from the states. After stopping to check on her, the next day she was back to eating, walking and smiling. Extra food provided by Convoy of Hope, with the assistance of Asia's Little Ones, and others is making a difference for her. Also Grandma Ida, so small and frail, wishing she could come to Family Circus but her strength is not adequate to walk the two blocks. Yet again we will see if three nutritious meals a day, again provided by Convoy of Hope and others will make a difference. Plus another little BIG thing that makes life difficult, like the reason she won't smile, because the dog chewed up her false teeth. Hey! That's a BIG problem when you have no income. And yes we are going to see what we can do to remedy that. Remember the instruction manual? It says, "Love your neighbor as you love yourself." That's not rocket science... We can all figure out how to live like that.
Hopefully you'll understand this is not a story about 'ME' this is a testimony to all those who help us to be a blessing. Being a missionary is not... "A Mom & Pop's" program. There are a multitude of friends that make it possible for us to be a blessing to many... Thanks one and all. Your prayers, and everything you do to help provide us with resources is, Oh so much a blessing to us. The breakfast at McDonald's where I can share the time with others young and old, is simply going at a pace, slower than a car where people can approach and say, Hello and if needed they can be heard to say, "Help me please!" That quiet plea or the tears might never be seen if I didn't slow down and walk at the pace my Creator walked when he was here 2,000 years ago. Sitting in service on Sunday, seeing a 13 year old preparing to take communion, made me so thankful for that 10 block walk for that's where I first met her where she slept on the sidewalk. And now she too shares the love of my Best Friend.
Home sweet home. Traveling since Monday 8:AM. Arrived Davao City Friday about 12:30 PM. Now it's 7:30 PM and jet lag is kicking in. Wow am I tired!
At the Boise airport heading home to Davao City Philippines. My mind replays the past 14 weeks and the amazing friends new & old & family that has blessed us with an outpouring of love & kindness. These are the real treasures of life. We've travelled far, from Alaska to Florida, New England to California. The memories are also treasures.
Tons of blessings - 27,620 lbs to be exact. The empty 40' High Cube container arrived Monday 7 AM. By 4 PM it was loaded with the assistance of a wonderful team of rotating volunteers. The rain and cool weather didn't dampen the spirits. When the doors closed there wasn't even an inch of space left between the door and the last two pallets. There was packing above, below, and between the pallets. Packed lots of blessings & very little air. Kayla our youngest volunteer that day enjoyed packing in the tight spaces where some of us bigger people would have had more difficulty. I think Fred the truck driver thought we should have won the best packing award. He often chuckled as he saw us filling every inch possible. Next step of the containers journey it will be loaded on a boat and in a couple months we'll be unloading those blessings in the Philippines.
Additional Great News! For those wanting to help & volunteer your assistance to load & ship tons of blessings to the Philippines: Just received word from the Shippers that they have a High Cube Shipping container and it is scheduled to arrive Monday morning 9 AM. Payette Idaho. With plenty of volunteers we should be done within about 4 hours. (If you don't know the location please message me.) Thanks!!
Not yet... Timing is important... One day one of these will come our way... Perhaps we can buy it over there... If He wants us to have the tool it will happen BUT I don't think you will find me using this technique to park it.
This sounds like a God shaped/made shoe... Thinking about what He did to the clothes and shoes of the Israelites during their 40 year trek - they never wore out...Maybe we can find a way to get them for our kids in the Philippines.
Help! It's packing time again... A couple years ago many friends came and made light work of a major job of packing a 40' container to ship to the Philippines to bless a lot of special kids and their families. We're doing it again this Wednesday Sept 24th we'll be gathering together Wednesday morning to begin preparing for the semi that is scheduled to get the donations. The address 1007 1st Avenue South, Payette Idaho. We'll need some strong determined workers young and old to help fill in the empty spaces above, between and below the crates, and around various items. All donations will have to be there. We will likely be announcing the exact time Tuesday or possibly Wednesday morning. For those who want to come for breakfast, some will likely join us up at the Hideaway about 7:30 or 8 AM for hotcakes and hot beverage. The rough plan is to be on site for preparation starting at 9 AM and expect 4 - 6 hours to complete the task. We'll need a forklift or two so let us know if you've one available. Blessings on all who assist... consider bringing a friend. Prayers for safety and strength. Last time my dad enjoyed overseeing the packing, this time he'll likely be cheering us on from his from row seat in heaven... (We miss him)
Just had series of phone conversations with a young pastor for more than half an hour, answering his questions & describing our mission work where we prioritize helping children in the Philippines, (while not neglecting the adults) feeding 6,000 malnourished children, pregnant mothers and widows, giving medical & dental assistance, and introducing them to their Creator. His summary of our conversation was; He wouldn't have us at his church because he didn't feel like we spoke enough on sin, and that he couldn't see friendship & evangelism as a biblical form of leading someone to God. I feel seriously sorry for him, perhaps similar to how Jesus must have felt when the rich young man came asking what he must do to be saved & Jesus simply relied, "Go and sell all you have and give it to the poor." The young man went away and kept all his stuff because he was wealthy and unwilling to part with it, though he practiced religiously keeping God's commandments he wouldn't/couldn't obey Jesus. The sad words of Jesus, "It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to get to heaven... But with God all things are possible."
Often the most important things in life are the littlest things... A smile, a word, or our name... spoken in love & thankfulness. How they made the ad is not as important to me as the message it spoke to my heart...
Hesitated to share this video because it speaks so deep to our heart's that it brings pain. About 20 years ago we helped a 3 year old (abandoned girl) living in a hospital in Thailand who was born with no arms, to be adopted in the USA. Little Abbie thought of us as her hero, but there was a misunderstanding between her adoptive family & us and we were cut out of their lives. We have missed their friendship and communication for years. She would be in her 20's now. Maybe... one day we will hear from her again. Little Abbie knew how to take on the challenges of life & succeed... She could snow ski, ride a bike, swim, cook, paint, write a letter & the list of what she can't do because of her lack of arms is a much shorter list. Maybe one day... Reminds me of my BF, He'll never abandon or ignore me He's a gentleman and if I chose not to talk to him and tell him to leave me alone then I will likely live in silence separated from the sound of his voice. Yet He yearns for my presence as I yearn for his. His name is Jesus...
Life here is too short to not take time and enjoy Gods gift's. It's one way of saying, "Thanks" and letting Him know we are grateful. I may be wrong but it makes me think of how wonderful heaven will smell... So familiar a fragrance, we will know we finally arrived home when we enter 'That Doorway' and experience the overwhelming fragrance of a heavenly world prepared for them who followed & loved the Creator who loves.
Totally agree! May we not just treat this as a temporary challenge but as a lifetime adjustment to treat our friends with any disabilities with the compassion & love they deserve. A good article -
Really had fun at CFC in Nampa Idaho last night... Fun kids & they passed along a blessing of Backpacks filled with school supplies for the kids in the Philippines.
So many wonderful blessings, Yet there is also SACRIFICE... Sandy Crogh Blatchley & I consider one of the BIGGEST sacrifices of being a missionary is to not see many of our family & friends for years at a time. This includes our 3rd grandson, age 1 1/2 who I was able to meet for the first time yesterday. We hit it off well, and I'm enjoying our BRIEF time together.
Monday he will be flying with his mom Chanelle Shelton Blatchley & Aunt 'Shell' to Omaha Nebraska while our son David & I drive 3,500+ miles (6.000 kilometers) in the large UHaul van through Canada with their belongings. The trip will be a journey of adventure & fellowship for 'father & son' as we rarely get this kind of one-on-one time.
Next Sunday AM for those who are within driving distance in the Challis Idaho area, I'd love to see you at the Assembly of God church... as I share the missions stories of the miracles God does while He directs us to help thousands of malnourished children and their families in the Philippines. It is a GREAT ADVENTURE!
I was in tears... RIP... Rebecca Pittz Finicum's relative went into eternity leaving behind... Tons of stuff including hundreds of pairs of small lady, 'like-new' shoes. Plus sewing material, and much, much more. Many items now being packed up to be a blessing to the hundreds of mothers and thousands of children that attend Family Circus in the Philippines. Carrying the shoes downstairs I gave Emily Boyd (9) a free ride. LolLater that evening... the reason I was in TEARS is while building the crates and packing them a wooden splinter got into my eye. 3 hours later in the hospital emergency room they numbed my eye and removed the splinter. The pain & swelling going down & no more TEARS! Now packing to fly to Anchorage Alaska this evening. Sandy Crogh Blatchley flew to Boston yesterday and will be sharing the wonderful missions stories with friends there.
Mixed in these past two weeks has been fishing, walks in the woods, Kids Camp, Men's Retreat, Camp Fires, & getting to know many new friends including Tanner (the dog) who was very friendly but he thinks 'MY' plate has 'HIS' food on it or that I should at least share with him. So we kept our eyes on each other... Lol
This week Sandy & I have been holding Family Circus VBS (Vacation Bible School) in Idaho City, ID. Today in the tent we were teaching the kids about needing to be changed FIRST before being able to go through Heaven's Doorway... Using drama we explained we can't take anything with us... As you can see from the pictures some tried taking stuff through...
Outside the trees are surrounded by smoke from the many forest fires that have been burning, turning the sky red and dropping ash down on us... We are safe and very thankful...
Had a wonderful birthday topped off with homemade carrot cake. Mmmgood. Been building crates and stuffing them with blessings for kids back in the Philippines. School supplies & a lot more. Don't want to pack any air, so working to stuff in all the little spaces. Kids clothes and small toys make great stuffers. Should arrive in time for Christmas! 58 years packed with adventures. No regrets. Figure to hopefully have many more years. Kids need godly grandparents...
Sometimes the reputation of being a missionary makes us feel uncomfortable... Some people put us TOO HIGH on a pedestal... We personally know our failures, our shortcomings, times when we are grouchy, perhaps even selfish, and certainly we don't have any angel wings...
To some people we are considered as professional BEGGARS who can't make it at a normal job & when they hear a missionary will be at their church they skip that service... Ah what SOME people think... IF the excitement or glamor of traveling and living in exotic places were the motivation for our becoming a missionary that would have worn off a LONG time ago... As we reenter the USA for a few weeks of furlough we've already had several send the message, 'Wishing us' "A wonderful vacation." Lol. This 14 week period is not a vacation.
Yes for a couple days we've had some wonderful rest time at 'Deb's' home in the mountains and we NEEDED it very desperately. "TIRED?" "YES!" and in need of the fresh air, the soothing SOUND of the wind whispering in the trees, and at other times simply impacted by the silence. I'm a country boy, & we've lived for 19 years in a city which reportedly now has over 2 million people. Silence there is rare, & NOISE is the NORM. No wonder I like to go scuba diving... No cell phones can reach me... The peacefulness of the countryside here is almost overwhelming to us... Hard to describe how it impacts our heart... It's has just been a few days since leaving Davao City, Philippines our home and the people we love: Now we've come to another land, to people, family & friends whom we also love yet so rarely get to see.
Being a missionary... we are thankful for the privilege to be His servant...
We are currently in the mountains of Idaho with our son Ken Ken Blatchley & Elizabeth Blatchley. What a fun time as we build new memories and rejoice in sharing stories from the past. Tomorrow Sandy Crogh Blatchley & I celebrate our aniversary, and meanwhile on a tropical island our son Darrell Blatchley & Mary Blatchley celebrate their wedding anniversary. Thankful for every year we have had together.
2 years of practice and waiting to compete!!
Let's bare it all! This may offend you… If I'd taken a picture & posted it I'm pretty sure it would have! Recently after eating breakfast at McDo on a tropical isle (aka McDonalds) I was riding my motorcycle down the street and saw a young man (about 28 years old) out for a walk. I noticed he was not wearing a wristwatch but his suntan would have been the envy of any tanning salon. Noticing which direction he was walking I resisted the urge to get a picture of his suntan, and about a block down the road I spotted two traffic police I asked them, "Please keep you eyes open for the young man with the great suntan walking down the road… He has no wrist watch on… nor for that matter any shoes, nor any shirt or pants… Just a nice suntan…
He didn't appear to be embarrassed by his lack but seemed to be happy with his suntan. How many times do people look at what we do and think, "How foolish spending their lives helping the poor…" Being thought a fool is not a new thing… Just a block past the policemen was likely the young mans home - The mental asylum. Recently the men's section was burned and their sleeping quarters destroyed. Perhaps he slipped out while no one was watching and went for a walk, now he was returning home.
We are all guilty at times of not being aware of the time. I'm not a dooms sayer but I did read the end of the BOOK and it says, One Day the Creator will return, and when He does He will take an account of our relationship to Him & what we've done or not done. I hope none of us end up looking foolish... Just past the end of this life is our ETERNAL home. Let's make sure we are ready.
Since we are rarely in the US, yesterday I spent an hour or so going over a back log of mostly junk mail and bank records. In the process I found a bill my sister Patti Blatchley Yarbrough Grimbly had paid off last year about a year before the payoff was due... & I discovered that after she paid it off the Credit card kept charging us about $39 a month penalty fee since their records indicated we had about $2 of outstanding interest or unpaid penalty due to (unknown to her) the payment being credited after the billing date. The bill then grew to a couple hundred dollars and so I went in to contest it... though I figured it was a futile effort. Long story short... The credit card company discovered their error before I called and they not only had erased all the charges they also gave me a check for $242.97 just in time to purchase materials to start building crates to ship blessings back to the Philippines. It may not seem like a BIG thing to some people BUT I delight in Gods provision!
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Please pray for Darrell & Sandy, and the team. God grant them sufficient:
Pray for food - spiritual and physical - sufficient to help with the needs of those attending Family Circus.
Pray for supplies, building materials, permits, etc. for current and future needs of Family Circus.
Pray for health and safety for all those involved in the Family Circus mission outreach.
Family Circus Children's Ministry was created by Assembly of God Church missionaries Darrell and Sandy Blatchley in 1993 to produce high impact and joyful methods of presenting the Gospel (#1) to children and (#2) to their families.
The purpose of the Family Circus is to bring the life and joy of Jesus, combining both discipleship and evangelism, to reach lost children, while ministering to the needs of the child, both spiritual and physical.
Each week five to six thousand people of all ages attend the Family Circus church services held under the 'Big Top', a big circus tent pitched in the center of the densely populated "Muslim Friendship Village in Davao City, Mindanao City, PHILIPPINES. Approximately 4,000 of the 6,000 member congregation are children- half of which are malnourished. More than 1,000 are adults.


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