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What happens when your "perfect" life comes to a screeching halt? Have you ever had the feeling something wasn't quite right in your relationship? Did you investigate? Did you blame your suspicions on a case of nerves?
Neurosurgeon Sydney James & her husband Donathan James, psychologist/local radio personality are living the charmed life until cracks start to show in the foundation of their marriage. Donathan James is used to having female admirers because he is known as THE SEX DOCTOR to his radio listeners. One night of flirting gets him knee deep in what I love to call - "Sin Quicksand". The thing about Sin Quicksand is we have an opportunity to save ourselves, but we usually let our lustful thoughts take over our ability to do the right thing. This leads us to sink fast with no help in sight.
Determined to cover his tracks Donathan sets out to discover the details of that fateful night. Can his marriage survive once he pieces everything together? Will Sydney discover his secrets? Is Donathon the only person carrying secrets?
This book is layered with enough suspense and drama to send your mind racing. Author Lisa Renee Johnson skillfully manages to give readers a very realistic plot. Dangerous Consequences serves as a reminder that there are always consequences to our actions – Some of them happens to be DANGEROUS. (Pun intended).
Posted April 22, 2012
Solid Debut by Johnson
Sydney and Donathan James seem to be the perfect married couple in "Dangerous Consequences" by Lisa Renee Johnson. Sydney is a successful pediatric neurosurgeon and her husband is a well-known psychologist. On paper the Jameses have a life to envy. All seems well until Donathan's infidelities are no longer a secret and Sydney then seeks comfort in the arms of another.
Johnson's writing style makes "Dangerous Consequences" an exceptional read as it keeps the reader engaged because it is fast-paced and full of drama. While infidelity and revenge are typical storylines used, Lisa Renee Johnson's debut novel is full of suspense, has complete character development with a multi-layered storyline which kept me excited to flip the pages. I look forward to reading more work from Lisa Renee Johnson.
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Posted February 13, 2012
Sydney James husband Donathan, gets caught up with a strange woman who puts him in a crazy situation that jeopardizes his family and his life. Due to the lack of attention Sydney has been receiving from her husband, she creates her own issues when a co-worker sparks her interest and she lets her curiosity get the best of her. Not being honest with each other, Sydney and Donathan start to feel the consequences from their actions.
Sizzle, sizzle, sizzle is what I thought when I started reading this book. This is an excellent debut novel by the author. She did a good job at keeping me interested with the storyline. This book was well put together and kept my attention. I look forward to reading part two.
Posted January 27, 2012
Dangerous Consequences by Lisa Renee Johnson is a fun, entertaining, quick read, filled with intrique and drama. The characters are interesting and leave you panting for book two and hungry for red velet pancakes. Read it today but beware it is a little naughty!Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted January 27, 2012
This book was well written. I finished it rather quickly. Its one of those books you rarely find that once you began reading its hard to stop. Fell in love with Payton, the girl has heart. Can't wait for the sequel. Great Job, LisaWas this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
Posted December 7, 2011
This book had all the attributes..excitement, comdedy, suspense, and it keeps you wanting more. I can't wait until the sequel comes out. I must say it takes you for twist and turns and ups and downs. I give this book 2 thumbs up a MUST READ!!
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Embiid tweeted in French some words of encouragement for France as they played against and beat Croatia on Saturday. After the game, French forward Nicolas Batum responded to Embiid's tweets about France and told him he should join the French national team. Embiid laughed at the offer before informing Batum that the Cameroonian big man is not French. CBSSports.com
As Eurohoops reported earlier, France is the big favorite to get the final phase of Eurobasket 2015, which will be co-hosted by four countries in the first phase. According to our sources, Germany has more than big chances to get one of the first phase groups for a number of reasons, which included the possible return of Dirk Nowitzki to the national team. EuroHoops.net
Joel Embiid is from Cameroon, so he speaks french very well. During the match between France and Croatia for FIBA World Cup, Embiid tweeted some french tweets to support France and so Nicolas Batum invited him to join France NT. Sportando
France actually led by nine late in the first, but scored just 10 points on its final 20 possessions of the first half, as Brazil took a two-point lead into the break. The Brazilians led by as many as eight early in the fourth, but couldn't put France away, because they couldn't put together more than two straight scores. "The zone was back all the time," said Tiago Splitter, who scored just six points on 2-for-5 shooting. "Nobody was getting easy shots. And our shooters didn't have a good game outside. " NBA.com
Huertas was basically the only guy who could get anything going offensively. He scored 11 of Brazil's 19 points in the period, hitting a three off a Nene post-up, finding space around the foul line for a couple of runners against the sagging French defense, and sealed the game at the free-throw line in the final minute. "They were deep into the zone," he said afterward, "so we could attack, either for a shot or to find the open man." NBA.com
Orlando Magic coach Jacque Vaughn is in Granada to see Evan Fournier (whom the Magic got in the Arron Afflalo trade in June) play. But Fournier was the 11th guy to get in the game for France, entering with 3:06 to go in the first half. He went scoreless with two turnovers in just 8:25 of action. NBA.com
Indiana Pacers center Ian Mahinmi suffered a shoulder injury that will cause him to miss the 2014 FIBA World Cup in Spain Aug. 30 to Sept. 14. The injury occurred Thursday during a morning practice in Vitória, a city in Brazil. "Yes, [the news is true]," Mahinmi wrote to VigilantSports.com early Friday. "I will be back in Indy sometime this week for (further) exam on my shoulder…" Vigilant Sports
Nikos Varlas: Αccording to @Gabriel Pantel-Jouve French center @Ian Mahinmi leaves the team and @Kim Tillie of @Baskonia returns! #Spain2014 Twitter @Eurohoopsnet
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Madrid will announce EuroBasket 2015 hosts on September 8. Croatia, France, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Poland, Israel and Turkey are on the list of possible host countries. The Board of FIBA Europe decided to relocate 2015 EuroBasket from Ukraine. The decision has been officially announced earlier. The situation in Ukraine has not changed drastically in the last months so the decision seemed inevitable. TalkBasket
Team France will finally have their captain Boris Diaw on the court now that his insurance issues with the San Antonio Spurs are cleared. "The matter is settled. It is being finalized, it is a matter of hours," said Thursday the national technical director Patrick Beesley. ProjectSpurs.com
Paul Garcia: From last RT from @FRABasketball, Boris Diaw won't play in France's exhibition vs Serbia - likely due to insurance issue w/ new contract Twitter @PaulGarciaPS
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Romero Osby is close to penning a deal with Le Mans, according to sources. The American forward has played 12 games with Maine Red Claws in 2013-2014 averaging 16.1 points and 6.4 rebounds per game. Sportando
On Thursday, France also announced that big man Kevin Seraphin was not being released for the World Cup by his NBA team, the Washington Wizards. Seraphin has not fully recovered from arthroscopy surgery on his knee. FIBA.com
So with star center Alexis Ajinca announcing shortly before the start of the preparations for the FIBA Basketball World Cup that he will remain with his pregnant wife, who is due to give birth during the tournament, instead of playing this summer, Collet is okay. He'll have his squad ready when they arrive in Granada, Spain, for Group A games against Serbia, Brazil, Iran, Egypt and the tournament hosts. "This is a blow," he said of losing his 2.15m tall starting center, "but we must move forward with those who are there." FIBA.com
Alexis Ajinca will not play for France National Team in FIBA World Cup. Sportando
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Well well well, if isn't those little photography note cards again. You know, the ones we bought on our anniversary from a local art gallery to hang in our bathroom? You might not even have registered them in that post since everyone went bananas over the whole Sherry-haircut thing.
Anyway, hanging them in the bathroom was the initial plan. Until I noticed some of the photo colors were in the same neighborhood as our framed $5 scrapbook paper. That neighborhood being Sue-the-Napkin-ville. Or is it Sue-the-Napkin Heights?
We figured that maybe our $4 a pop Sherri Conley note cards were destined to live in these eight frames (plus we couldn't decide on a configuration for the bathroom, so we liked the idea of enjoying them out in the living room). But it meant we had to get four more of them first, so we shucked out another $16 to round out our "local art collection" (from Crossroads Gallery here in Richmond).
The idea was to add the small square of art into the middle of the colored paper square that already sat inside the square frame. Thereby making the colored square of paper into a fun little colored square mat. Wow, lots of squares going on. We're one do-si-do short of a square dance.
First we had to cut our rectangular note cards into… you'll never guess… squares. I used an exacto and a ruler to keep my lines straight, but was brave enough to just eye the placement of my slice. Yup, my middle name should be Danger. Or soda. Or both. John Danger Soda Petersik. I like it.
As you can see, we left a thin white border on the pictures to, I dunno, further emphasize their squareness? They sort of looked like little polaroids to us.
Then one by one the frames came off the wall so the photos could be scotch taped into place on each colorful background which essentially became the "mat." To get them centered we eyed them, then used a yardstick to make sure they were actually centered. To do that we just lined up the yardstick across two opposite corners, and then repeated that with the other two corners to make sure they seemed to intersect equally.
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We realized the white borders I left on when trimming the note cards might be the problem. It made the distinction between the photo and the colorful mat so defined that we kind of lost the fun coincidence that each pairing was sort of linked by color. So rather than the paper feeling like an extension of the art's hues, it just felt like a tiny picture on top of a thick bright mat on top of a thick white mat. It was a square vortex and it was threatening to eat our brains.
So after a few days of living with it (and not growing any fonder) Sherry took it upon herself to remedy the situation. And since she has a much steadier hand than I do, she didn't even use a level and an exacto (just a regular old scissors). Cocky much?
Of course her cuts were great. And now we've got this:
We like it muuuuch better – especially in real life. Although we're the first to admit that for some reason the white framed note cards didn't photograph as crazily as they looked in person, so there's not as much of an obvious improvement from the square-on-square-on-square action that was going on before. But in person it was such a relief. We worried we might have to scrap the whole note card idea entirely, but once they were trimmed down and put back in place, all was right with the world. Or at least with the left wall of our living room.
We like that they feel less busy and that subtlety is much preferred. They don't scream "check-me-out!!!" but are nice when your eyes meander around the room and happen to land on them. So for a total of $4.64 per frame (64 cents for the scrapbook paper backgrounds and $4 a pop for the photo note cards) we're psyched.
I still wouldn't go as far as to call this our forever art solution for these frames. We've learned our lesson when it comes to making those sort of giant declarations since our house is always a WIP (work in progress). Not to be confused with an ORB (even though Sherry is definitely demonstrating her undying love of all things oil-rubbed-bronze). So we think adding these small photographs are a good warm-up for us since they might end up laying the ground work for something else that we may want to transition to a bit further down the line. So let's call it a baby step. We've introduced some small photography, so maybe in a while we'll try some larger photography, rehang the note card photos somewhere else, and scrap the 60 cent scrapbook paper altogether… who knows.
What I do know is that looking at some of these photos makes me want to go on a ferris wheel. Oh, and eat funnel cake. Yeah, definitely that.
Has anyone else made any art-y updates lately? Or used note cards as wall decor? Or gotten sucked into a square vortex, never to be seen or heard from again? Well, if you have, I guess you wouldn't be able to comment…
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Those little pictures are precious. Having a constant reminder of funnel cake–especially in the same room as the tv, would not be good for me and swimsuit season. Haha. I did do some switching around of art 'round here due to my little 17 month old becoming way too interested in a vignette
BUT the good news is, it made way for fulfilling the Pinterest challenge which is in the works now.
Phew – avoided the brain eating square vortex – nice one! Chrysanthemums (?) in the little pink guy are really cute.
This is great! I have many large frames for a wall collage (like your hallway), but some of the photos are much smaller. They look great!
I see what you mean about the white lines – They definitely look better without the white border on the note cards. But to me they just look so small in that vast land of scrap book paper. But you look at it everyday, so if you like it, that's what's important =)
I love the ideas that you have going on here, but I agree that maybe the actual pieces of art (note cards) aren't a "forever fix". I wonder almost if it would look better without the colored backing? However, I love that you are keeping the art local and accessible!! I recently made a photo wall in our dining room and ran into some of the same problems with proportions. I think the best thing to do is to leave it for a few days and reflect genuinely on what exactly it is that leaves you wanting for more. Good luck. As always, I love your projects and your blog!!
I like it! I always thought the bare color blocks looked a little like Candyland cards. Now they look more… grown up?
FUNNEL CAKE! That isn't nice… now I will think about eating one for the next hour. Good thing there's no carnival nearby right now.
The art looks great! I have a similar plan for the ribba frames in our nursery – scrapbook paper with cutouts of b&w animals on them – hope they turn out as great as yours!
I like the end result both with and without the borders, but you're totally right about some things just bothering you in person no matter how okay they seem in photos, and it's your house, so obviously you should change it if it bugs ya.
The only wall art I've emarked on lately is making a giant family manifesto. It was a cheapo way to get a pop of color and something meaningful to our family.
Hi YHL…quick question…do the notecards look as small in person as they do in the photos? Maybe it's b/c the photo is snapped from a few feet away, but it seems like the notecards are a little lost n the colored mats, and I'm curios if that how it appears in person.
Great idea…I have scrap paper up, but never thought to put anything of top of it. Also, I thought your walls were brick and I had a question about nailing into brick. I guess it can be done, but anything special I need to do? I want to hang a mirror so it's kind of heavy. Thanks!
We have a friend who runs a frame shop. On the side, he goes to people's homes & hangs heavy pictures, mirrors, etc. for people. He'll also hang items on tricky surfaces like brick. Maybe someone at a frame shop in your town know someone who can do it for you.I'm always nervous about hanging large and/or heavy items.
I like them! I wish the photos were bigger, but then that might defeat the purpose of having the colorful scrapbook paper underneath.
And not to be a stickler but you wrote "oil-RUBBER-bronze" up there. Since it's already been established that Sherry has the humor of a 12 yr old, I have to admit to giggling a bit. Maybe I'm the only one who thought the oil/rubber combo was funny though…
Looks awesome!!!
Clever little Petersiks!
I love it! I love the grellow ones the most (with the Ferris wheels) because they seem to blend with the color better, I mean the transition from background to center photo is smoother. But the fact that the others aren't as smooth is great because it creates an abstract feeling.
I think. Either way, I like it! It's a lot of fun too, just looking into the art closely to see the photos does it for me!
I really like the way these turned out because I loved the plain paper that was up before, but with the pictures it compliments it well without totally taking over. I just ripped out a few prints from a old, large coffee table book to use as art. I have yet to frame them, they're just pinned to the wall. We have no Ikea and frames aren't cheap. I guess I'm channeling the Petersiks, live with it before deciding.
Maybe it's just from spending too much time with a particular friend of mine who's a professional archivist, but I cringed when I read that you used scotch tape on these pretty little pictures. Even if something's not your eternal art solution, I would still highly recommend using some kind of archival tape, available in the scrap booking section of craft stores everywhere. I've personally found little tape runners like this one to be very handy to use;
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Nixing the white was a great move, it totally threw off the balance of the photos. Nothing like a white, color, white, color pattern going on from frame to photo. Nice job! Love the images you chose, by the way… :)
They look great! Creative thinking there. Altough, personally, I liked the white trim, now it seems like they blend too much. Either way, love the prints!
The photo art cards reminded me of instagram pictures as soon as I saw them squared. I have been printing out my instagram photos of my pug and trying to fill one of my cubical walls at work. Here's a link to a picture of it: twitpic.com/5x69nm
Love it after the white was cut off too. It looks like it "pops" and goes much better with the scrapbook paper!!
Love the pics! Nothing like inexpensive wall art…I love stretch fabric over a canvas, and right now, I have framed Targe wrapping paper ;)
Hey guys,
I can't help but stare at your Karl sectional and wonder how it magically looks great all the time. I have the Karl in ullevi gray (with the tufts) and our cushions are always scooting off the couch. I'm thinking about doing a Velcro attack on them to keep them lookin as fine as yours do. Whats your secret?
I had the same problem with a very slippery leather couch. It was so bad that you couldn't sit on it when I got it home. I bought a roll of the rubbery shelf liner stuff from target and just laid it straight across underneath the cushions. Problem solved!
I don't know if it has been mentioned (you usually have way too many comments to read through)… but Sue the Napkin made a celebrity appearance this week. She was moonlighting on The Next Food Network star when the judges were tasting the contestants dishes. I kept pointing and yelling "Sue is the guest judge this week!"
Is anyone else wondering what those white frames would look like spray painted ORB? It might connect with the colors in the pictures and connect to the wood pieces in the room? Hmmmm… just wondering out loud:)
I like this idea! Since you'd still have bright white mats and the walls are fairly light :)
that's true about the hallway frames- you're right- got a little tunnel vision over the couch there- haha :)
it's like you have a case of battling duel-addictions. which will win? white frames or the need to ORB most things in sight…
I see exactly what you meant by the vortex of squares. You could fall down like that! Or, at least, I would. Without the white border, the picture just kind of melts into its background color. Well done. Let me know when you get that museum glass, though. :)
I love how the artwork matched the scrapbook paper. Awesome! Thanks for all the blog posts. I love them.
Isn't it funny that I found out that you had a new post up by seeing the images on Pinterest already! I saw a picture of your frames I had never seen before and being a daily follower knew it had to be new! So funny!
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TUPELO — The Tupelo Public School District says it will expand its pre-kindergarten program for 4-year-olds.
The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal reports starting Dec. 1, the pre-K program will go from 12 classes to 13. That will increase the enrollment from the current 240 children to 260.
The announcement of an additional class at the Early Childhood Education Center was made during a school board meeting this week. The growth was made possible when the district learned it would receive about $200,000 more than it expected from a federal funding source.
The pre-K program teaches language and thinking skills and helps children learn about responsibility and respect for themselves and others, said Dale Warriner, the district's federal programs director.
"It is fabulous we can serve more and more 4-year-old children and better prepare them for when they go to kindergarten," Warriner said.
Superintendent Gearl Loden says American children need more access to pre-K programs so they'll be able to learn when they start elementary school.
"Mississippi is the only state in the Southeast that does not provide money to pre-K," Loden said. "Europe and Asia have also long been providing funding for pre-K. In order to compete with other states and other nations, we need to take the lead and can't wait for our state to fund pre-K."
Gov. Phil Bryant and top lawmakers say establishing a statewide pre-K program would be too expensive.
The Tupelo district will hire a licensed teacher and an assistant teacher for the new class.
Surveys conducted by the Tupelo district have shown a high interest from parents and community members for expansion of the district's pre-K program, Warriner said.
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This question authorized the imposition of a use tax, which is essentially a sales tax on items purchased on the internet or out of state. This tax would be at the same rate of the current sales tax of 1.1% and would change as the sales tax changed and be repealed if the sales tax was repealed. This tax would apply only to people who spent more than $2,000 dollars on such a purchase. It is designed to increase the revenue of the local governments and put the local merchants and vendors on an equal playing field with out of state and online options.[1]
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|Shall the County of Buchanan collect a local use tax on out-of-state purchases at the same rate as the local sales tax, currently one and one-tenth percent (1.1%) to partially increase funding for law enforcement purposes for a period not to exceed ten (10) years, in order to eliminate the current sales tax advantage that out-of-state merchants have over local merchants; provided that if any local sales tax is reduced or raised by voter approval, the local use tax shall also be reduced or raised by the same action?
If this ballot issue passes, then the Buchanan County real and personal property tax rate (currently $0.0751 cents per $100 assessed valuation) shall not be raised during the same ten (10) year period.
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- ↑ County may place use tax back on ballot, Jan 18, 2013
- ↑ Buchanan County April 2, 2013 sample ballot
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As I embark on planning my kitchen, I am wondering if anyone can point me to a good general discussion thread on kitchen cabinets. Specifically, I'm interested in biggest mistakes and best decisions made, particularly pertaining to organization. For example, putting a cooking utensil drawer under the stovetop is handy. Having a vertical pull-out for lids. Lazy susans for corners. All the various ways people have found to cut corners, or economize, without sacrificing function, or appearance. And things they would change if they could. Etcetera.
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Ghaleb N. Suleiman, owner of JMA Roofing of Bennington, NE, said in an interview Tuesday (Nov. 5) that Darrell Anglen, 53, of Council Bluffs, and a co-worker had been up on a roof without Suleiman's knowledge July 17 when Anglen fell three stories to a lower roof and died.
The men had been working on an unoccupied building in Omaha's historic Old Market area downtown.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued one repeat and one other-than-serious safety violation against Suleiman in the accident and proposed a fine of $70,000.
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•Surface: 45m2
•Sleeps Max: 2
•Born District, city center Barcelona.
•1 double bed / 1 double sofa-bed
•1 Bathroom with small bathtub
The apartment's equipment
•washing machine
•coffee maker
•hair dryer
•microwave oven
Cleaning fee
There is a 30eur cleaning fee to be paid in cash upon arrival to the apartment.
This includes as well fresh bed linen and towels.
Check - In
Checking in usually is done after 13:30 since the apartment is being prepared for you earlier. However you may enter earlier if it is available. Also there is no problem checking in later in the afternoon or even during the night. Once you are shown the apartment and given the keys to it the rest of the renting fees must be paid in cash.
For all check ins after 22:00 there is an extra 20€ extra charge payable to the person in charge of your check in.
We are here to make your stay as enjoyable and comfortable as possible. The apartments are fully equipped and well taken care of. Please be reminded that these are apartments within residential buildings so great care must be taken to ensure no disturbance is caused. So:
* NO parties are allowed
* NO loud music / TV
* NO noise on the stairways
Also remember that in general the garbage within the Gothic district is taken out during the night and left on the main street were is picked up by the city's cleaning services.
In general check-out must be done before 11:00 a.m. Upon check-in you will inform the person in charge of the expected time of your check out so you can set the time. Please leave the apartment in a good condition and inform the person in charge of any miss happenings.
We hope you enjoy your stay and don't hesitate to contact us for any further requests.
I stayed there for 1 month. The apartment is as nice as the pictures shows. Location is perfect too, but it's still quiet place to stay. Good place! :)
The apartment is as described and host responded to my needs quickly. Location is very central, close to train station and metro. Neighborhood can be noisy, but that comes with staying in the heart on the Born. Overall, this is a great place to stay.
We spent a month at Lucas' place with our 1-year old baby and had a great time. The location couldn't be better - it's easy walking distance to museums, shops, Cuitadella park, plus a million great bars and restaurants (I recommend 'Bormuth' around the corner).
Lucas lives in the building and uses the bottom floor as a community space/art gallery, which puts on fun events. He and his helpers were very responsive to any questions or concerns. The actual apartment is a little funky and might be better suited to short stays since the cooking facilities are limited.
Overall a really nice experience!
we had a great stay in lucas' apartment! it's in a great neighborhood and in walking distance of most of the attractions that you might want to visit - especially Parc de la Ciutadella! Lucas and Mariana are super nice and really easy to communicate with. They are very helpful and all around great hosts. Definitely not the last time we'll be renting this place.
Lucas and his team are great. The place is really nice and in the center of Barcelona's life.
I found the place quiet and cozy.
We stayed at Lucas' apartment for a month. Our stay there was really amazing! It was really what we wanted to find, so spanishlike and with creative sense of taste! Location is truely GREAT!!! Everything U need is at a stone's throw: supermarkets, shops, pubs and restaurants, ATM, metrostations, park, rent of bikes, well and the sea of course. Lucas and his stuff are very friendly and always ready to help. We found a guide to Barcelona in the flat which helped us a lot as well. Also I liked bakery near our place, where I used to buy croissants in the morning. Not expensive bike rental is situated near the metrostation Jaume. We liked this apartment and fell in love with Barcelona!!! We already miss the place we lived in and hope to visit Barcelona again))))
I stayed in this apartment for 1 month and felt wonderful there. Lucas and his staff were friendly and thoughtful. I was studying spanish in Barcelona and they left a spanish dictionary and some books which I could use during my stay, I really appreciated that. The wi-fi worked great as well. In one of the reviews it is said that this place has some "rustic funky charm" - I couldn't agree more, you can see how charming this flat is from the photos. There are some great bars, restaurants and shops nearby, and also some supermarkets (the one on Passeig del Born is good and works 7 days/week till midnight, which is really comfortable).
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The province introduced a new comprehensive anti-bullying action plan Tuesday that it hopes will further protect kids from bullying at school and on the internet.
"What we want to do is up our game." said education Minister Nancy Allan. "We've already done a lot of work by passing legislation to make sure kids feel safe. We've expanded it to make sure kids feel safe not only in the schools but on the playground, on the school bus and on field trips. Everyone is responsible so if we see bullying there is a responsibility to report that."
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