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My profile for the April life@home magazine is of Franco Rua, the chef of Café Capriccio in Albany, which his father, Jim Rua, founded in 1980. Story here, recipes here. Suzanne Kawola photo. Short version: "I fell in love with Franco because he cooked for me," says Amanda, who is a hair stylist and works […]
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The former Ballingers building, at Howard and Lodge streets in downtown Albany, is being readied for a late-April opening as The City Beer Hall. (Beerland, the working moniker when I first reported on the project a few months ago, was rejected.) It's more ambitious and impressive than I'd expected, and the owners — Kaelin Ballinger, […]
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Contest closed. For today's giveaway, I have two sets of tickets — one adult and two children per set — to the Northeast Family Chocolate Festival, scheduled for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 9, at the Washington Avenue Armory. There will be an abundance of chocolate, food vendors, live music, live magic, a […]
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For Sunday's Table Hopping column, I went to last week's Albany Common Council committee meeting for a discussion about proposed changes to the city ordinance regarding sidewalk cafes. About two dozens restaurateurs attended. Short version: The evening was a clash of cultures. On the one side: small-business owners who can make quick, solo decisions and […]
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For Sunday's cheap-eats review, Cheryl Clark visited Capital Thai in Albany. Short version: Capital Thai has the closest thing to righteous Thai food I've experienced so far in Albany, and is capable of great moments. I'd love to see the energy spent on pandering to the sushi crowd redirected to Capital Thai's core cuisine. Every […]
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On Easter Sunday (April 24) the historic Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge, Mass., will serve a four-course menu with choices for $49 ($24.50 for children 12 and younger) from noon to 4 p.m. (Regular menu 5:30 to 8 p.m.) Reservations required; call (413) 298-5545. The inn is located at 30 Main St. The prix-fixe options: […]
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Moving to Frome - tips on schools, nurseries and all things kiddie very welcome!
(32 Posts)Hello! We are moving to Frome and I was wondering if anyone could offer us some insider information, as it were, on things like primary schools, nurseries and toddler groups. I have two boys: a four year old starting school next week and a 16 month old.
I feel nervous about moving my family - especially the four year old at such a key time. Any advice, tips, local knowledge and so on would be really helpful. Are there any schools/nurseries I should avoid? Are there any regular toddler groups? Frome does seem like such a friendly, family sort of place.
Thanks for your help!
Frome is lovely, DH and i bought our first house there.
Unfortunately, I have no experience of childcare/schools in Frome as my children where too young but there is a great park and Frome high street has loads of lovely quirky back street shops.
Sorry I can't be of more help, but very jealous, Frome is 'grut lush' as they say
I'm bumping this as I may be moving to Frome soon.
Thanks Rebecca, glad to hear you have good memories of the place, it's encouraging. It does seem like a top town. And Thingie, you are very welcome to bump this thread! When are you moving?
Another hopeful bump as Frome is somewhere we are considering too.
Went for a little look around yesterday and it seemed to have a good buzz about it and lovely little independent shops on Catherine Hill.
Would be interested to hear about people's experiences of living there, schools, nurseries etc. Also, what are good areas to live in (we prefer older style houses).
Many thanks.
Just wondered how you were getting on with your research Lexingtonlala?
Somebody mentioned to me the other day that they are hoping to set up a 'free school' in Frome in 2013. The website is here if you fancy a look.
Have you got a feel for the primary schools yet? Trinity seems to have a good reputation but I see that Vallis also gets a good Ofsted.
hello! this is my first message on mumsnet, hope im doing it right! whats bumping? anyway me and the better half live in frome and are trying for a baby, im very new to the area (partner has lived here for years) and would love to try and find out whats going on in the area!
Hello technoduck, welcome to mumsnet!
Bumping is adding another message so that the thread reappears in 'active conversations'. This way, more people will see it, well that's the idea anyway!
How are you finding living in Frome?
We live over towards MSN and often visit Frome, the NCT are really active and have some good groups. My little one is 10 months so really have no idea about the schools.
There are often things going on down at the Cheese and Grain as well.
technoduck you may want to check out 'great expectations' it's a antenatal peer support group who meet for coffee chat and to talk about all things bump.
Im finding Frome lovely thank you! and thanks for the advice on 'great expectations' x
Hi everyone, netmums newbie here! I'm a mum of 3 gorgeous boys (13yrs,9yrs and 6 months)and a frome girl (moved down with partner from London 12 years ago!)We absolutely LOVE!! Frome.It is a really fab place to bring up children and has a very cool ,ecclectic arty vibe to the place.The people are so friendly and there's a real feeling of community with all the families here also there is so much going on that even a townie will not lack for things to do and a group to get involved with.We live opposite victoria park which is lovely with a cute vintage tea shop and bandstand /with playground and skatepark on the other side.The best places to live imo are around catherine hill area/trinity/vallis areas(lovely old cottages and some very grand houses too if you have the cash!) or innox hill/elm areas are very pretty as it borders the river frome.I'm not too sure about primary schools as my eldest is at frome college (v.good rep- esp arts/media),and my 9yr old is in a little village school called crockerton (a lovely school in lovely surroundings)I have just started taking my 6 month old to playgroup.We go to trinity toddlers in the united reform church-it's lovely and friendly-i recommend!
hayley xx
St johns is a very good primary, would also recommend trinity. As nurseries go...theres Tall trees in oldford which is highly recomended, Butterflies, The key centre, and The garden nursery are other good ones!
Hi, I am a new mum to Frome too having moved from London, and a little homesick at the moment ( ....(we moved here 6 weeks ago). I have a 4 year old (not yet in school), an 8 year old and a 12 year old. Can I bring my 4 year old to trinity toddlers or is he a little too big? Would love to hear from other mum's in the area, new to Frome or otherwise. :-) xx
The library do a sing and rhyme time on Friday's at 11am. I popped in to go through the knitting books and unbeknownst to me, timed it perfectly to join in. It's for the toddlers more so, but they have a session for babies on Tuesdays at 11am.
I'm also a new mum to Frome, emmakins, we moved in on 30 March from London and am also feeling a little homesick. I have a 3 1/2 year old boy and a 1 1/2 year old girl, and am expecting 3rd in October. Just when I was on top of all the groups we upped sticks and came here! Can we just turn up at the Key Centre? I'd love to hear from other mums too! It's all a little overwhelming... :-)
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I run the local Jo Jingles (Music & Movement) for children aged 3 months to 5 years and would love for you all to come along to my classes on a Friday. I offer free sessions for all children under 6 months and also offer free trial sessions and sibling discount rates. If you would like to come along to a class I run them at Frome Scout Hut at Welshmill Lane:
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We are considering a move to Frome as well. Finding we are priced out of Bath and looking for somewhere near good schools (have a 3 year old and 1 year old). I know nothing of the area, so any tips of where to look / avoid would be greatly appreciated from those already there!
Rainbow nursery on Portway, Frome, is great.
Am refreshing this thread as I've now moved here and am attempting to find a nursery and friends! Any tips?
Thingiebob - have sent you a message
I am new to the site but really after some advice on school and colleges as we are thinking of moving to frome. My daughter is 11 at secondary and my son is 16 so at college. Also surrounding villages can I have some advice please, thank you.
We have lived in frome since a month before my first daughter was born. She is now six and we have two more daughters aged nearly 4 and just 1. There is loads going on for families - it is such a family oriented place with an arty, creative vibe. My daughter is at Trinity school which is really excellent and the middle one is at Sunflower Montessori nursery - also great. We do Trinity Toddlers and I am about to start a parent and toddler French session which I am hoping will be very welcoming and an opportunity to meet new people as well as learning something completely new.
Good luck - it really is a great place to live.
Hiya I moved to frome last August and my little one goes to play group. Looking for some friends here
I had trouble finding good long term nursery provision when I was working full time & had to resort to a mish mash of childcare. I hope its easier now but my daughter is older & I juggle with working from home. School holiday clubs are short & rare. But as a place to live it is the best!
I can recommend butterfly pre school it's brill and open in holidays x
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OK I'll give it a try,
Is there some of you( I guest there is) that know a good trick to learn Japanese speech and writing. If yes, I hope those trick are free or really cheap.
I know that it will be dificult, but I really want to learn it or else learn a little bit of it.
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Arigato something something something heh lol...
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There's also some games out there that help you remember characters and words. I'll try and find you a link some time....
and i guess practice is the main thing.....you can read and learn all you want, but without practice you won't know if you learnt anything or will retain the stuff you learnt a lot slower.
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If you really want to be fluent in Japanese, I really don't have any other answers except to take a class...If not, continue watching subbed animes because that helps me memorize some words and check for free lessons on the Internet, I should do that myself but I'm just to darn lazy.
Thas so true!! I wuld wanna learn Jap. but i too lazy to figure out where or how to get some. If someone could provide some link or lessons, i wuldnt mind at all.Originally Posted by Electrastar
Damn..japanese is so hard to learn. i took a class in school, i dropped it.
The hard thing is to learn the words (name of things) some things use the same name but are different. The grammar (if i'm not mistanken) is not the hard. Almost all the sentences follow a specific form. i might be wrong, i took the class a year and a half ago.
Sure, it's called the library.
Start with the childrens section and work your way up. Then follow up with immersion, a video that's subtitled. Watch and speak along with the video trying your best to get the accent right even if you have no idea what what you're saying. (Just don't repeat it in public. ) Keep up with it daily and eventually it will seap in.
Just make sure to keep up with the Kanji and other writtings too. The library should have that as well.
Or you could just move to Japan. JK.
You people have those things at your libraries? Lucky @#$*%&+~
I can't even find a teacher, except maybe the private teachers I can't afford.


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Bill WilliamsonThe San Francisco 49ers' interest in DeSean Jackson ended the same way as their other pursuits of veteran wide receivers this offseason. Jackson is heading elsewhere. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Jackson agreed to a three-year deal with the Washi...
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Roles could expand for James, McDonald
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Blog | March 19, 2014 -
Lack of cap room dulls chase of impact FAs
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Blog | March 16, 2014 -
49ers receiver target list shrinks
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Blog | March 15, 2014 -
49ers free agency scorecard update
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Blog | March 15, 2014 -
Sanders is latest WR on 49ers' radar
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Breaking down 49ers' pursuit of WRs
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Could 49ers nab a free-agent receiver?
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Vikings WR could be potential fit for 49ers
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49ers' chat wrap
Bill WilliamsonHere are some highlights from our San Francisco 49ers' chat, which was held earlier Thursday: Jeff from Syracuse: Do you think the 49ers should target a WR in free agency like Emmanuel Sanders given their lack of success in targeting WR's in the d...
Blog | February 13, 2014 -
Steelers WR Sanders a 49ers free-agent fit?
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NFL docks Rahim Moore big
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I Love Black Dresses, Mini Dresses, Pantyhose, And High Heels
I love wearing women's clothes there is just something about it that makes me feel so good and I am a male 21 years old and would love to wear women's clothes in public but i am so scared to do it any suggestions?Why don't you tru to wear those clothes at night? At a quiet place it's easy to wear them.
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just go out and do it thats how i did it plus you have to have good friends who will support you while you do it
I'm in the same position you are... Please pass any advise to me as well . I have been dressing for some time now and want to get to the next level - ready to take a swollen she **** in my throat and eager , curious sissy **** hole as I wear my fancy sexy outfits for you.. sd
So much of the way you'll be treated in public has to do with your attitude and how you're dressed. Although it can be fun to wear outlandish outfits in private (and I love doing that), if you dress to blend in, you're more likely to have a good experience in public. That doesn't mean you have to dress down but it does mean trying to dress in a way where you present as a woman instead of a drag queen. Even if you don't pass, if you're dressed in an appropriate way, most people won't bother you.
The other important thing is your attitude. If you're confident and project an image of having every right to be out in public (and, of course, you do), people will pick up on that.
It also helps to know something about the area where you'll be out. I live in Chicago and there are parts of the city where being out dressed is much less of a problem than in other parts.
I also agree with cdsparky. Baby steps are great. Try going for a short walk at night or a drive. Maybe combine a drive with a short walk.
I'm sure many other people will have good advice for you. I would love to be 21 again. I would do so many things differently and although I'd still be careful about when and where I went in public, I would also be bolder and have more confidence in myself.
I hope you post about your adventures as you start going out in public.
Hi Sweetie, Start with a walk outside at night or a drive. You don't need to be fully dressed, but as you are more comfortable try makeup and such. Baby steps, Sweetie. Good luck.
halloween is just over a month away that is a good night to dress. another thing you can do is just do it and enjoy what ever your choice is. as long as your happy with your self when you choose to dress and go out in public you wll know its right and try not letting anyones rude comments bothr you


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"Oh, excuse me. Let me get that for you."
Carefully manoeuvring past the laden-down old woman in the doorway, I squeezed my way past her colourful patchwork trolley and into the café, holding the door open for her as I did so. She looked up at me in surprise, her eyes trained uncertainly on the flowing leather trench coat and painted black nails. But I smiled at her as warmly as possible and eventually, she realised that I wasn't going to mug her like she had assumed, probably thinking of the many stereotyped 'youths' she had seen collecting on the street corners outside the off license. Smiling her thanks with an exhaustion so often associated with Saturday morning shopping, the little old woman shuffled her way back out into the noisy street. I smiled as she turned the corner, but suddenly, I felt a dull twinge in my temple. A pit of icy cold dread formed in my stomach and I tensed. I hadn't felt that twinge for three days now, but I knew exactly what it meant.
"Move it, you geriatric twat! Touch me again and I'll put you in the fucking ground where you belong!"
I didn't dare turn to look as I realised she was beside me, her lip curled into a disgusted snarl. Nobody looked up at the vile words, lost in their blissful little Saturday mind-sets. The hustle and bustle of the colourfully decorated café continued on, mothers laughing with their children, teenagers playfully throwing sachets of salt at one another and elderly gentleman watching the world pass by over the rim of their teacups. Seeing the cheerful scene of weekend living, I felt the pit in my stomach sink further down, my good mood fizzling out instantly.
"Gen." I murmured, not even daring to look at her. "I…I thought you left."
I didn't even know why I bothered to hope. Scoffing as if I were nothing more than a pesky street urchin, she patted my cheek condescendingly with her palm. She wasn't gentle.
"Sis!" she scolded. "Gene-sis! None of this 'Gen' bullshit, moron! Do I look like some conformist asshole?"
She didn't. She looked like what she was; a nightmare. Genesis continued on, sneering at me as if I was nothing more than a lowly beetle.
"And as for asking me to leave, fucking save it! I'll go wherever I want and there's jack-shit you can do about it! Who's gonna make me go, huh? The police?"
Crossing her arms over her chest, she let out a piercing bark of a laugh – the cackle of a madwoman. I didn't reply, lowering my gaze to the scuffed floor tiles. She knew I couldn't make her leave, nor anyone else and she reminded me of it often. Seeing my discomfort at her presence, she smiled with a row of wicked teeth. It was a smile I saw often; cruel and malicious, dirtied with every one of her poisonous, vile words.
"Didn't think so." She jeered. "Now stop standing there like a fucking window-licker! You want people to know how much of a freak you are?"
I was aware then that a couple of people were staring at me and for the longest second, I hesitated. My stomach was rumbling loudly, but with Genesis here, I knew that being around large groups of people could cause potential problems.
'Maybe it won't be like last time.' I told myself. Just ignore her. Maybe she'll go away.
It was a futile hope, but I had to try. Finally, hunger won over common sense and I moved towards the counter where a nervous looking young man in a burgundy apron and cap was struggling with the coffee machine. He looked naïve enough for me to guess he was new to the job and he was so wrapped up in caffeine-related uncertainty that he didn't notice me waiting. I heard the clink of metal behind me as Genesis followed after me, pulling herself up to sit on the counter and leaf through the condiment sachets. Trying to ignore the look in her eyes, I lowered my gaze, wishing that she would just leave me alone. Sat atop the counter like a crow around carrion, she stared at the young man's back vehemently, her impatience quickly turning to spitting anger. I knew what she was going to do even before she did it.
"Please Gen." I whispered. "Leave him alone – he's just a kid."
But she only waved me away.
"Grow a fucking back-bone, Chosen!" she snapped. "Did anyone give it to you easy when you were a kid? No! They beat the living shit out of you just for walking in the room! I figured you might've grown some balls after it all, but you're still just as pathetic as you were then!"
She turned her cutting gaze back to the young man, who was still struggling with the inner gizmos of the coffee machine.
"Hey – employee of the month! Get with the programme!?"
Turning around suddenly, the young man baulked as he knocked the sugar shaker from its perch, sending granules of twinkling crystal all across the rear counters. Genesis let out a barking laugh as she watched him fumble, swearing under his breath and rushing awkwardly to sweep up the mess before finally turning around towards me.
"Oh God, I-I'm sorry!" he mumbled, swiping the sugar off of his wrists. "I didn't realise you were…uhm. I mean uh, w-what can I get you?"
Sat mere inches from him, Genesis shoved her face right up into his, peering at him as if he were an amusing trinket.
"How the hell did you get a job?" she asked dryly. "Look at yourself - you're a disgusting drip! Don't you know what a bar of soap looks like? Dirty little grease monkey!"
The young man said nothing, his eyes fixed solidly on the counter as he shrank into himself. Swallowing the lump in my throat, I tried to smile apologetically, the muscles in my face feeling tense and rickety. Awkwardly, I mumbled my order as the flustered young man turned a deep shade of red, hiding himself beneath the burgundy cap as he scribbled down my order. He didn't ask Genesis if she wanted anything.
"J-just take a seat." He muttered, not looking at me. "Your food'll be ready in ten minutes."
I tried to smile my thanks and failed miserably. Genesis rolled her eyes beside him on the counter, jabbing a finger at his chest.
"I hope to Christ you're not the one cooking it! You think I want fucking Herpes?"
The young man said nothing, his shoulders slumping embarrassedly as he turned back to the mess he had made. Already regretting my decision to stay, I turned towards the cluster of tables in the centre of the café, my stomach sinking as I realised just how many people there were packed into the small space. But it was too late now - I'd already ordered. Keeping my head down, I tried not to make eye contact with anyone as I made my way through the labyrinth of tables and chairs, making a beeline for an empty space at the very back where hopefully nobody would notice me. But of course, they did. I felt their eyes on me as I passed, some disapproving, some mocking, some simply curious. I should have been used to it by now dressing the way I did. But their looks still killed me every time. Sitting with my back to them, I wished that the only single table in the café hadn't already been occupied.
"The fuck you all looking at?" Genesis barked at the crowds behind me. "Go back to your crappy food before I choke you with it!"
Shoulders rigid, I wished I could have just shrunk away to nothing. Shrunk into the ground like a puddle and never have to come back up again. Sitting herself down opposite me with the loud clink of metal buckles, Genesis stretched out her legs, resting them casually on the table top so that I could see the dirt on the soles of her feet.
"Aww!" she crooned, mocking me. "Am I embarrassing you, Chosen?" Have I not dressed the part for all you 'normal people'?"
She waved her arms for emphasis. I didn't dare answer her. Clamping my jaw shut, I ignored her, trying to make myself appear as normal as possible. I might as well have tried to pluck the sun from the sky.
"Jesus Christ!" Genesis rolled her eyes at me. "Do you always have to look like someone's just taken a crap in your Christmas stocking? Stop snivelling like some whiney little emo! How the hell you're his Chosen, I'll never know…"
Looking wearily down at the table top, I flinched at her words.
"Don't call me that…"
Out of all the endless, insulting things she called me, I hated that one the most. That awful title followed me everywhere I went, no matter how much I tried to leave it behind me.
"I wish I didn't have to!" Genesis spat, disgusted. "You, his Chosen? You're nothing but a weak, dirty little mess who doesn't even deserve to be breathing!"
Hunching her shoulders, Genesis crossed her arms over herself defensively, looking away from me to glare hatefully at the brightly coloured menu tucked into the condiment rack.
"It should have been me." She muttered bitterly. "I should have been his Chosen…"
She fell silent. It was the only time she ever let her air of malevolence fall; whenever we spoke about him. The irony of the situation was painfully cruel. As far as I was concerned, she was welcome to him! I wanted nothing to do with him or any of his goddamn 'messengers' baring supposed proclamations of love! They had been coming after me for years, never stopping, never letting up in the pursuit of fulfilling his sick, twisted infatuation. At the other end of the café, a baby started to squall, crying out for its mother and Genesis let out an exasperated growl, slamming her fist down noisily on the table.
"Hey! I'm trying to have a conversation here!"
Flinching, I heard the babies cries quickly die down as its mother hurriedly picked it up, hushing it and holding it protectively to her breast. Every muscle rigid, I knew I couldn't take much more of this. Every time I thought things were finally getting better, Genesis would bring my hopes crashing back down into the dirt again. Sometimes a whole week would pass where I was left in peace and I would think that maybe, just maybe, it would stay that way this time. That the messengers would finally leave me alone and I could try to live some semblance of a normal life. But no matter how much time had passed or how positive things were beginning to look, things would always come back to this. They always found me in the end.
"Please," I whispered, my voice a mere ripple in an ocean. "just leave me alone. I've never done anything to you."
Genesis bristled. I'd done it now. Swinging her legs off of the table, she pushed herself out of her chair. Her features twisted into a furious snarling mask, her eyes growing dark as she shoved her face up into mine. I had done it - I had pushed too far.
"Never done anything to me?" she screamed. "You bitch! You pathetic little slut! You know damn well what you've done to me! He doesn't want me – he wants you!"
My back pushed up against the wall as Genesis bore down on me, shrieking and screaming like a banshee on fire. The rage began to overwhelm her and my heart began to beat faster as I realised I'd set her off. Swearing repeatedly in my head, my muscles went rigid as I realised what I'd done. Her fury always came as quickly as it could disappear and now, I'd managed to bring it out - right in the middle of the café! People were beginning to look at me now, their gazes tearing into me like bullets.
"Always I've been by his side!" Genesis raged. "Always I've fucking served him! But now, I have to watch some snot-nosed little punk take him away from me! He doesn't even know me anymore because of you! And every day I have to wear your fucking face when all I want to do is cut it open!"
I panicked. No! It couldn't happen again! Not now - not here! She was pulling me back and I couldn't stop it! Why couldn't I stop it?
"It should have been me!" Genesis screamed in my face. "It should have been me!"
The voices came all at once, hitting me like a physical blow. Whispers and screams and flickering laughter all reverberating inside my head, flooding and overwhelming my senses until the growing panic stretched taut and snapped. Fear gave way to rationale and suddenly, I couldn't focus - I couldn't think! There was too much noise! Too many voices! My eyes darted in every direction, my pulse pounding in my head. My breath flew from my lungs, coming shorter and shorter. Everyone was looking at me! It was too late! Grabbing at my head, I struggled to fill my lungs with air, wanting it to stop! Wishing desperately that it would all just stop! Genesis never stopped screaming.
"It should have been me! It should have been me!"
Fear enveloped me. Leaping out of my seat, I pushed past her, rushing frantically through the labyrinth of piercing eyes, all judging me, condemning me as Genesis called above it all. The thought of food completely abolished from my mind, all I wanted to do was breathe – just remember how to bloody breathe! I had to get out! The young man in the burgundy cap reached a hand toward me as I rushed past and I jerked away, knocking over a display table full of menus with an almighty crash. Placards and sheets of card scattered across the floor in every direction, the already fragile calm of the cafe well and truly broken.
Silence descended. Everyone stopped, their condemnatory eyes fixed solidly on me as they pointed and shook their heads, holding their children closer. Horrified, I clamped a hand over my mouth as I heaved in shaking breaths, unable to fill my lungs.
"I'm not a monster." I choked. "I'm not!"
The voices whirled inside my head over the pounding of my heart, a twisting vortex of sick, convicting laughter. My head - it was going to burst!
"It should have been me!"
Wide-eyed, I looked over at the boy in the burgundy cap for only a second, shaking my head desperately as I forgot how to breathe.
"I'm sorry! I-I can't! I…"
I ran. Shoving the door open as hard as I could, I fled from the eyes of the world. But their judgement stayed with me, scratched so deep into every fibrous tissue of my being that I knew it would never fade away. Trying so hopelessly to leave it behind me, I ran from it all, knowing in my heart that no matter however far or long I ran, it didn't matter. It would always be there at the end, waiting for me. I would never leave it behind. Panicked tars streamed down my face as I ran.
"I'm not a monster! I'm not a monster!"
I didn't stop to explain or help the young man in the burgundy cap. How could I? Who would believe me if I told them the truth? Nobody. Because it was insane.
The truth. The truth was that I was terrified. I was terrified of the girl sat waiting at the back of the café in the straight jacket. The hallucination that looked exactly like me.


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Anyway, while I was trying them on, I had the presence of mind to make sure that I could slip a hand down between the shorts and my hip. That's to make sure my M&P can ride somewhat comfortably IWB.
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- I'm a student at Columbia University, studying Chemistry and Physics. I'm a lifelong Girl Scout, I'm in the Columbia University Marching Band, I'm a babysitter and personal assistant, and in my spare time I make art and jewelry. That's my life in 38 words. (Not counting that last sentence or this one, thank you Sam.)
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April 08, 2009 02:22PM - A Brush With Death on Vacation
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A Bizarre Day in the Neighborhood
It's a beautiful day today.
I woke up this morning, looked out my window, and saw sunshine, blue skies, and big puffy clouds floating over the city. Spring, in general, makes me really happy. Escaping the grays of winter to find flowers is a great moment for me- beautiful white and… Read full post »
My friend Ivy's mom has a tee shirt with this image on it. It's the only brush with death I have, and I'm okay with that.
So after my election LiveBlog (which I had a lot of fun doing! I never knew this "LiveBlog" stuff could be so awesome), I have decided that I will LiveBlog more. And what is a better time for a LiveBlog than the Super Bowl! No matter that I know very little… Read full post »
For Hyblaean!
A while back Hyblaean asked me if I would be willing to make her a fimo clay necklace of my avatar, the Rainbow Lady. I responded I would love to, so without further ado:
The final product. Sorry the picture isn't great, but it's the best my camera… Read full post »
So I am watching the inauguration from the safety of Sam's common room on the campus of Columbia University in New York City. In case you didn't know (which you probably didn't, because he refuses to talk about it, much to our dismay), Obama is a Columbia graduate, Class of '83. … Read full post »
Bedridden Movie Reviews
Well, it's more like sofa-ridden. I had my wisdom teeth out yesterday, and I'm recovering, aka reallyreallyreally bored. After trolling around for a little while on Open Salon (particularly on Tequila and Donut's Blog, which is part of the inspiration for this), I have decided to write one sentence m… Read full post »
This is how I cook
I have always known that I was not destined for culinary greatness. Actually, I'm not even destined for culinary mediocrity. Many of my attempts in the kitchen are disasters, like the time I microwaved the butter with the wrapper still on (the cookbook said "1 stick butter- softened"! And who knew… Read full post »
I will never again visit Alaska
Well, that might not be true, but it won't be anytime soon.
Two summers ago, my family decided to go on a cruise to Alaska, via Seattle. We have extended family that lives in Seattle, and we thought it would be nice to take a nice cruise and then see the… Read full post »
Ever worked at a bakery? You would share my pain.
For around six months during high school, I worked at a bakery/deli. I will never work food service again, god willing. It's funny, it wasn't the people or the place itself that I hated, because I didn't. I like the people, some I am still friends with, and occasionally I'll go… Read full post »
Rainbow Woman, my OS Avatar
I'm not entirely sure why this looks so blurry, but that's okay.
This is my OS Avatar, the full version of it. It's a little paper lady I made. I call her simply, "Rainbow Lady!" I love this picture, and I don't have Rainbow Lady anymore (even in my… Read full post »
I have to start by saying- today has been surreal.
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The only reason why I bought this audio book was because I needed to buy something from this site in order to receive a promotion from amazon. I love to read but an audio book seemed so unappealing to me so I bought this audio book without good expectations.
I loved it!! I actually read the book in high school but I simply loved the narration, the reader did a wonderful job portraying the characters and voices. This is a wonderful book and the narrator made me love audio books so I'm back, looking for more wonderful narrations!
"Profoundly amazing!!"
I only started the audio book yesterday and I couldn't turn it off until now because I finished it a few seconds ago. It is the first time I read a non-British or non-American novel and to tell the truth, I listened to the audio book without having high expectations since I knew this novel was a best seller and I like to stay away from best sellers because they are, most of the time, a disappointment.
However, this is not the case. The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini it is certainly the most delicious piece of literature I've had the pleasure to lay my eyes on (or listen to), an outstanding novel that will be remembered for many generations to come...it will always be in my mind and heart, to say the least.
I have tears in my eyes right now and my heart is swelling with overflowing emotions. The suspense made my heart skip many times, but the ending left a satisfied smile plastered on my face and I don't know what else to say because my mind is busy remembering those precious and cherished times from the main character's past as if they were my own memories. I feel like I went to another world and lived Amir's life and came back to this life, wondering about my own life too.
The kite runner was so good, so sad, so real. There were no perfect characters and no imperfect characters. They all were human, they were despicable, they were lovely. I read this book or I should say, I listened to this book like when I eat my favorite cake: I can't stopped eating it and the only most important thing in this world is that small moment of pleasure, nothing else matters.
Many people were mad at the main character because they thought he was heartless or committed many mistakes. We have to keep in mind that Amir was only a kid longing for his father's love, so everything that mattered to him was to make his father to look at him as a dear son, this just shows us the huge impact a father/mother's treatment can make to their children's lives. Although Amir was only a kid, that's no excuse for the cruel things he did to his best friend, the ever so kind and gentle soul, Hassan. His love and loyalty towards Amir never wavered even though he knew about his betrayal and everything he's done. He always loved him unconditionally. Hassan was my favorite character, he reminded me of Petey from another great book "Map of the harbor Islands".
I cried for Hassan as if he was my best friend, I even wished to meet him, to be greeted one day by a man with such a pure soul and gentle smile like his. I admit I was mad at Amir many times for the things he did or I should better say, for the things he didn't do for Hassan, like rescuing him from that horrible time..." on a frigid overcast day in the winter of 1975" ...I wasn't mad at the fact that he was afraid, he was only a kid so it's understandable but I was mad at how good he was at pretending he didn't know nothing afterwards or that he was worried more about the blue kite than about his friend's condition, or so I thought.
I wondered many times how I would react in Amir's place...that's why I couldn't hate him like others do...because he was just human and humans have feelings. We are selfish sometimes, we feel jealousy and envy, we are cowards or at least have something we are afraid of, we lie, we steal, we hurt, we love. Life becomes beautiful where love is involved. I believe that we should live our lives in love with the world and the people in it and not waste our short life by hating and rejecting people just because they are different. This book dealt with many issues of hate, status, politics, religion, poverty, wars, sins, the importance of your bloodline but most importantly, the importance of redemption and love over everything else.
"...there is a God, there always has been. I see him here, in the eyes of the people in this [hospital] corridor of desperation. This is the real house of God, this is where those who have lost God will find Him... there is a God, there has to be, and now I will pray, I will pray that He will forgive that I have neglected Him all of these years, forgive that I have betrayed, lied, and sinned with impunity only to turn to Him now in my hour of need. I pray that He is as merciful, benevolent, and gracious as His book says He is."
Amir discovered later on that his life has been like a lie because his father kept a secret from everybody...this cost the suffering of many people, including himself. Amir also made many people suffer because of his lies and betrayal..."like father, like son"
"But better to be hurt by the truth than comforted with a lie."
Amir suffered for the things he did, his conscience didn't leave him alone during all his life. He physically and mentally grew up and changed from a selfish, afraid boy to a responsible, valiant man. I forgive him because I also love him. :)
"A boy who won't stand up for himself becomes a man who can't stand up to anything."
Let me quote another great character, Rahim(oh! another good thing is that all the characters here are important and we learn something from all of them):
"A man who has no conscience, no goodness, does not suffer."...
"Forgive yourself"
He said this to Amir because Amir always thought of himself as unworthy, despicable, dirty, a sinner.
"When guilt leads to good"
Amir's guiltiness lead him to discover who he really was and what he really wanted. I love the fact that he risked his life to save Hassan's son as a way to redeem his sins, as a way to ask for forgiveness and he changed for him, suffered for him, felt for him. I was so sad for Hassan's son, Sohrab, just to think that many children has gone through the same things as him makes me shiver from terror.
I'm afraid to say it has become my favorite book because The Count of Monte Cristo remained as my favorite book of all time for many years but now that I think about it, The Kite Runner is more realistic and touched me deeply on so many levels unlike the former which is a bit unrealistic but both novels are magnificently created for greatness.
There was not a single time I felt bored or tired. It is not a short novel, thus I'm amazed that I finished it so fast, I wasn't even aware of it, for my mind was glued to the story. I will listen to it again and buy the book because I want to run my fingers through the pages and re-read my favorite parts. And as you can see, the top-notch writing was perfect and so was the unfolding of the story. The characters captivated me the most, though.
And finally, I loved this small story written by little Amir:
"That same night, I wrote my first short story. It took me thirty minutes. It was a dark little tale about a man who found a magic cup and learned that if he wept into the cup, his tears turned into pearls. But even though he had always been poor, he was a happy man and rarely shed a tear. So he found ways to make himself sad so that his tears could make him rich. As the pearls piled up, so did his greed grow. The story ended with the man sitting on a mountain of pearls, knife in hand, weeping helplessly into the cup with his beloved wife's slain body in his arms."
I tell ya, this book is AMAZING!
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Proud parents, grandparents and friends filling the rows at tonight's graduation ceremony for the Lehman High School class of 2012 should not be concerned if they start to see double.
The central Texas high school counts not one, not two, not even three but nine sets of twins among its 401-strong graduating class.
Though the nine sets of doubles have been in school together for roughly 720 days over the past four years they did not discover that so many of them shared such a unique connection until the end of their high school careers.
"We had an idea that we had a lot but we didn't realize how many," one of the twins, Kody Banda, 18, told Goodmorningamerica.com.
It was Kody's fraternal twin brother, Kyle, a member of the school's yearbook staff, who figured out the unique demography of Lehman High's 2012 graduating class.
"I said, 'I know we have at least four sets of twins in our senior class,' and then I discovered there were more," said Kyle, who put the clues together while assembling the yearbook's senior page section. "I met a few more whom I had no idea they were twins until I made the discovery."
An article written by Kyle about the twin-spectacular in his graduating class was picked up by local media and the rest, as they say, is history, multiplied by two, in this case.
News outlets far and wide have now been calling on the twins to share their stories.
"A lot of the twins, we played sports together and everyone kind of knew each other," Kody said. "Nobody realized it was such a rarity but now it's a big deal."
Also not clued into the rarity of nine sets of doubles in one senior class was the school's own principal, Don Rusinger.
"I actually had no idea that we had that many, although I know each one of the kids," he told Goodmorningamerica.com. "As you get to know them you think of them each individually."
"I was like everybody else, I went,' Wow,'" Rusinger said. "We have 401 students and 18 of them are twins. I don't know what the odds are. It's pretty cool."
Once the school realized the phenomenon, they looked into whether it was a record but found out they were still behind the world record of 13 sets of graduating twins set by a Connecticut high school in 2010.
The mother of the Banda twins, Amy, says the many multiples in her sons' class is a reflection of the growing number of multiples in the population as a whole. She says that though her sons share a birthday and a link that not many others can claim, they still have their differences.
"They're night and day," she told Goodmorningamerica.com. "One of them is very athletic. My other is a little more introverted."
Kody will be attending Louisiana State University, where he's already made the cheerleading squad, while Kyle will stay closer to home and attend Tartleton State University, near Forth Worth.
"The main thing is that we know we're different but we have a connection," Kyle said. "We have a special relationship with each other. When you have a brother you know you have a special friend but when you're a twin you share more things."
Even if Lehman High's class of 2012 had grabbed the world record this year, they likely would not have held on to it for long. One Connecticut high school is on track to graduate 16 sets of twins in 2016, according to UPI.


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Nothing is ever easy on James Island.
It took 20 years and four tries to incorporate a town that actually passed legal muster. And that only happened after the state Supreme Court explained to them what "contiguous" means.
Ultimately, they drew a small town that was perfectly legal, and the city of Charleston dropped its objections.
By that reckoning, everything should be going along fine now, but Jim Isle is at it again — trying to change state law so it can annex land not contiguous to its borders. Really.
This goes against existing case law, and could have serious statewide consequences. Which means there will be serious opposition, and not just from Joe Riley.
That is a lot of consternation and legal fees just to ensure 6,000 people can be part of a town that provides minimal services.
You have to wonder: Is all this trouble really worth it?
Try, and try some more
Mayor Bill Woolsey says everyone knew that it was his intention all along to get the band back together.
"I've made no secret of this," Woolsey said.
The idea, he says, was to get a legal town incorporated, and then try to get back all the residents from its previous incarnations.
Can't blame a guy for trying. Problem is, the Supremes have said that wouldn't fly. So the town asked state Sen. Paul Thurmond and Rep. Peter McCoy to change the law.
Since they would get laughed out of the Statehouse for trying to pass non-contiguous annexation, the lawmakers have tied it to the James Island Public Service District.
It's complicated, but basically the legislation says that if a PSD is largely part of a municipality, the PSD can petition for its other customers to be annexed. Contiguity by service.
Funny thing is, some PSD board members fear this is an attempt for the town to get into their business. Thurmond swears that's not the case.
"I'm just doing what I've been asked by constituents who want to be part of the town," Thurmond says. "This is not an effort to undermine the PSD."
Rod Welch, a PSD board member, says they really aren't losing much sleep over this. Most people, including Statehouse insiders, realize this is probably dead on arrival.
But that's not going to stop James Island from trying.
Andy, Opie at it again
The town certainly shows tenacity, and an indifference to rules it does not like.
In the spring it attempted to annex six non-contiguous pieces of land. The state attorney general told them to back off on four of those and Charleston is suing over the others.
This annexation thing is just the latest unhappy episode between the town and the PSD, which provides most of the services on the island.
Woolsey wanted to rebate local-option sales tax money to residents on their PSD bill, but the district wouldn't do it — claimed it's illegal for them to use that money. Woolsey says they didn't make that clear.
Maybe that's because the mayor has also recently criticized the PSD for raising its millage rate, saying it helps Charleston in its war on James Island. Commissioners argue that when expenses go up, real governments have to raise their millage rates.
Both sides here say they want to get along. Woolsey says the town needs to do a better job explaining the annexation bill to the PSD, and assuring commissioners that the town isn't interested in the fire department and solid waste business.
They should probably take him at his word because Woolsey has enough on him. He's got the PSD upset at him, the attorney general reining him in and the city of Charleston suing him.
For a self-described sleepy little town, James Island sure gets into a lot of fights. But they have proven the critics wrong: this isn't a town that does nothing.
Jim Isle has shown that it's pretty good at stirring the pot.
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Andre Villa Boas was not a happy man after the game with Manchester United at Stamford Bridge today.
The Chelsea boss thought that referee Howard Webb made some strange decisions that helped United come from 3-0 down to earn a point from the game.
Chelsea had a good first half and a Jonny Evans' first-half own goal was followed by goals from Juan Mata and David Luiz shortly after the restart.
But United were handed a lifeline by referee Howard Webb as two penalty decisions went their way and Wayne Rooney took full advantage with both spot kicks.
Then Javier Hernandez wrapped up the scoring when he headed home a late equaliser.
Afterwards, Villas-Boas criticised Webb.
"Of course, it's not easy to take,"he said.
"It's a massive recovery for United. We had it in our hands and let it slip.
"There were some strange decisions today though. These things just keep happening. The first one is a penalty and I agree with it. The second is very unlucky.
"I'm not sure if Howard is trying to compensate for something."
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Students from Ms. Donnellan's English S3 English class will be making the news for real on the 27th March 2014 as they take part in BBC School Report. We aim to puplish the news by 1600 GMT on news day, so please save this page as a favourite and return to it later. We will be posting up news on our practice days leading up to this.
27th March 2014. BBC School News Report is finally here.
The whole class worked extremely well on a variety of skills such as research, editing and film making in order to create their reports. They ran the library as a newsroom and here are their completed reports.
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BRISTOL — In what Mount Abraham Union High School coach Jeff Stetson called "a clean, well-played high school baseball game," his Eagles on Tuesday edged visiting Vergennes Union High School, 3-1.
The win pushed the defending Metro Conference champion Eagles' record to 8-2, the best in Division II, despite losing their top pitcher and the Nos. 3, 4 and 5 hitters from 2009.
Senior co-captain Shawn Marcelle, who had two hits on Tuesday and has tossed two shutouts this spring, said the Eagles have stepped into their new roles and gotten timely hits.
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File this one under "How Not to Introduce Yourself to the Community," or "What Happens When an Outtatown Owner Takes Over."
For several years, enterprising gardeners around Middlebury sought a site for a community garden. Otter Creek Brewery rode to the rescue last year, generously providing open land behind the brewery on Exchange Street for two or three dozen garden sites.
I recently returned from a two-week trip to England, which coincided with the last two weeks of the British general election campaign. The British election presented some very interesting comparisons to an observer of American politics.
The entwined subjects of immigration and race have always hit home in our household.
Technically, I'm an immigrant, based on the laws in effect when I was 14 back in the late 1960s. My dad was born in England, my mom in Massachusetts, and I was born in England. I had to choose between England and the United States. I chose here; my dad already had.
My wife's dad is also first-generation Irish, and one of our sisters-in-law is a first-generation immigrant. And let's just say that our extended family is diverse.
The Middlebury selectboard's decision Tuesday night to create an ad hoc committee to study ways to boost the local economy is a welcome move that offers much potential, first by pushing more aggressively for economic development, and secondly, by doing more to help promote the town's events and activities that helps keep Middlebury's businesses vital and greatly enhances the town's quality of life.
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My daughter Annie, 12, has managed to resist the siren song of lacrosse in Middlebury and is playing seventh-grade softball this spring, under the tutelage of Brett Ringey, son of Mike — the patriarch of the Cornwall Ringeys, the first family of Addison County baseball (and now softball).
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