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Party Time Management
... have a party, or
just have some friends or family over for a bite to eat and some
conversation and as the night goes by you start to get fidgety. It
has been well over 2 hours since sitting down to eat and everyone but
1 or 2 guests are running out of things to say. Total visit time has
now entered into the 4 plus hour range and most guests have left
except for the 1 or 2 who have not grasped the subtle hints you have
been laying out for the last 30 ...
Exit Through The Gift Shop
... 8220;I've been here!", but enough for me to remember that I'd spent the day seeing the rural side of Jamaica and Yes!, I've been to Bob Marley's home!
With my purchase tucked into a small black plastic bag I have buyers remorse before even stepping foot on the bus. Really, I don't NEED another t-shirt. And yet, here's my purchase, just waiting to have the tag removed and worn with pride.
Short Day
... for second time on this voyage and just came back from Restaurant. Irish coffee's, soup and salad. Our lil' heater hooked up to shore power has not let us down. Its 55 but seems colder. Surely the wind chill is factor here. Our traveling friend s are now in Florida and we are a couple of days from Oriental NC. We have ...
Myrtle beach yacht club
... passage in my life.
Wow, I'm truly flattered by Maggie's post.
We had a short day with no rush to make mileage so we idled along at 5.5 its and enjoyed the uniqueness behind Myrtle Beach. Some of this is interesting but is generally pretty boring. This provided some good teaching moments for Maggie, who is a quick study. She spent a lot of time at the helm and is getting the hang ...
Long day
... br> Our target destination was Wacca Wache Marina but we had such a run going with the favorable current that we extended to our first alternate stop at Bucksport, arriving just as the sun set. We are comfortable here for the night with fajitas for dinner and a peaceful evening ahead. Not much else to report. We are well, boat is doing fine, wx is comfortable, food is good, and sleeping (with the boat's mesmerizing motion) will top off an excellent day's run. A


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A group of juveniles were fishing at the pond when they snagged clothing floating in the pond. Then, they saw what they believed to be boots.
Mark Cartledge to pursue other employment within YMCA Movement
Matt Snook will perform on May 29 at the Civic Arena at 7:00 p.m.
The fundraising team, led by Barb and Rich Crumley, has already raised more than $66,000 toward the goal.
The plant is expected to create 212 full-time jobs.
The woman at the heart of a kidnapping case that made national headlines is sharing her experience in St. Joseph.
According to the Henry County Sheriff's Department, a teenager who went missing from the Clinton, Mo. area has been found safe in New Mexico.
Last year, two city pools could not open because of short staffing. Thanks to a grant from Mosaic Life Care, the $300 cost of certification will be reduced.
The Nodaway County Sheriff's Department is investigating after a girl says she fought off an abductor in Burlington Junction.
Family members host second year of random acts of kindness in honor of Erin Hook.

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Welcome to our year-end issue of Early Homes, a biannual special edition from the publishers of Old House Journal. It was such a pleasure for me to work with our contributors and the owners who shared their homes. I fell in love with the two houses we tour this time: one a venerable Hudson River Valley stone dwelling built ca. 1780, the other a remarkable Georgian-style replica. (Incorporating reclaimed paneling and filled with period antiques, it has the ambiance of a true old house.) Patina is everywhere in evidence (see above!), in rooms redolent with history and in careful new work.
Floors emerged as a minor theme; you'll find articles about lesser-known carpet types and wood flooring. As always, we also present the work of artisans who carry on the traditional work of the past. See their output not only in "For the Early Home" in the front of the magazine, but also in the articles on writing desks (and old-fashioned desk lamps), in the kitchens we show—where hand-applied finishes grace cabinets built by talented woodworkers—and, starting on page 61, in the comprehensive listing of companies reproducing all manner of early lighting.
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