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Budget Blooms: September Sedum
It's almost the end of September so it's high time I shared my monthly bouquet (a super sweet Christmas present from the hubs). Just like last month's myrtle branch, this month's blossoms didn't hail from the grocery store. It's probably the very last month we'll have backyard blossoms so we took advantage of that bittersweet fact and triumphantly clipped some of the season's final blooms. I seriously adore the delicate pink flowering sedum that grows around the back patio (we actually inherited it with the house but transplanted it after we upgraded the patio for our backyard wedding). Anyway, here are my lovely free flowers living it up in a similarly toned soft pink vase on the console table in the living room:
The cool thing about sedum is that the leaves and branches are almost like an aloe plant. They're succulents so they feel like they're full of gel- and thanks to the fact that they always feel so full of fluid they actually do really well in dry weather. We've also found this guy to be super hardy (we sort of beat him up when we transplanted him and he took a licking and kept on ticking) and my clipped stems have already lasted for weeks inside, so it looks like they do well when they're cut as well.
A lot of our favorite bouquets are comprised of all the same blooms, maybe because they mimic the same monochromatic yet layered textures that we love when it comes to our decor. I also really like the approach of putting bouquets in vases that are similar in tone (like these raspberry roses in a red vase from June) so the pale pink blooms paired with this soft pink vase really make my heart melt.
It's getting past blooming season here in Virginia so we're thinking next month we'll be back to snatching some cheap grocery store bouquets. But what about you guys? Have you snagged any cheerful flowers courtesy of your backyard or your local store? We'd love to know what flowers are on your "yes please" list this month.
Wanna see our first grocery store bouquet from January? Itching to check out February, March, April, May, June July and August too? Just follow the links for some pretty sweet cheap-o (and even free) bouquets.
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So pretty! You never seem to lack for gorgeous vases either!
Love the pink vase!
I have roses,lilies and mums growing(all inherited)so they are the preferred choice of flowers now. My kids pick me a flower(usually weeds)and leaves so I always make sure to place them in the windowsill in small vintage bottles. The kids love to come to the windowsill to see how their "flowers" are doing. It's fun for them and me!
I live in the desert, there's no flowers growing in my yard, but for a recent dinner party I cut some hardy rosemary springs and put them in a thin, tall glass vase. My husband, who can go days without noticing a new piece of furniture, actually told me unprompted that he thought it looked really nice in that spot because it worked well with the rest of the decor! **Swoon!**
i can't believe how perfectly those flowers go with the vase. the bouquets are such a beautiful, simple idea! lovely.
i like to find large, colorful or pretty leaves and put them in jars or vintage cups around my house to have a bit of green in each room. the scale is especially nice for a bathroom area.
i had a professor who used to pick up interesting fallen leaves on his way to class and place them in alvar aalto vases on his desk. it was an exceptional combination.
What cute and simple flowers! I see blooms all around my apartment complex and keep thinking to sneak a snip, I just can't bring myself to do it! ;)
Those are so pretty and I love the sweet vase. I trimmed back some branches of coleus from our window boxes and popped them in a clear vase. I was very surprised to see that after about a week, instead of dying the clippings began to root! It's nearly a month later and although it appears as though the leaves are going to seed (very pretty purple tips), it's still flourishing.
We have TONS of sedum in our enormous yard (both the pink kind and a more reddish variety). Thanks to a major landscaping project with the help of a family friend, we recently transplanted a whole bunch…and learned that our friend, a very accomplished gardener, actually calls these "No Kill 'Ems!" You can literally pick a stem of sedum (w/o a root), stick it in dirt and it'll sprout. Amazing!
End of summer wildflowers are beautiful right now! My yard is blooming out constant bouquets of russian sage, yarrow, purple coneflower and pineapple sage. Most of these smell amazing as well, which is a definite bonus!
I love the pink vase! I have Sedum Autumn Joy in two places in my garden and love the late season color. I have cuttings of it in 3 little white Ikea vases. I am in NE PA and right now I have Montauk daisies in bloom. So nice to have new flowers when most everything else is fading.
So pretty, like autumn, calm and fresh :)
I love soft pink :)
I love the color combo! Green and pink are my fave colors and when people say they don't go together (some pretty weird poeple) I always point out that they occur together naturally in flowers!
My hubby's favorite way to spoil me is with flowers. He usually surprises me with them by leaving them by the front door to discover when I get home from running errands. I live in Germany and we have the best/most creative florists here! Their displays are beatiful and very inspiring. My favorite flowers were delicate white blooms he picked up from the florist up the street that turned blue as they aged. They were stunning!
Sedum are my favorite as well since they are drought tolerant (I can't seem to remember to water plants outside on a regular basis). They grow incredibly fast as well – I planted three small plants I got at HD three years ago and they are five times their original size. I also have a branch clipped and sitting in a small vase in my bathroom.
Don't know if you guys have a Costco membership, but they have The Best deals on fresh flowers. Two dozen roses for around $10, which is unbelieveable. And they usually have hydrangeas (which are so big that you only need maybe one or two stems) and other cheap single stems. They also have nice mized bouquets sometimes, though those can be hit or miss.
Just a tip!
My hydrangae flowers have faded from their summer glory, but they still look awesome in their shades of green and rusty rose.
Very pretty! How do you always have the perfect vase for your flowers? :)
I second the Costco tip, their bouquets are a great deal.
Very pretty! Love the soft pinks. It is neat to see what flowers grow out in your yard, as they are so different from the ones here in NY!
I'm of the belief that you can never have too many fresh flowers in your home. So, since this was a Christmas present, I think you should be allowed to pick some blooms from your yard AND pick up a grocery store bouquet. Or, even better, a farmers' market bouquet. Know what I mean? :)
Sherry, if they look that good after weeks in a vase, I'll bet they've sprouted roots. Most of the vases around my house are filled with things I'm trying to propogate. I like free plants.
My husby gives me flowers every month to commemorate our first kiss. We've been together seven years now so I've been spoiled with lots of flowers! I've gotten everything from roses to daisies but most of all I just love knowing that he is thinking of me.
A thoughtful husband is always on my "yes please" list!
My husband's been deployed the past few months so I've been treating myself to a steady supply of flowers for my vase on my desk. I get new ones from our local grocery store whenever the current ones die. It's been fun to choose different things each time. but I definitely love doing Green and white together. so fresh and lovely and it goes with my living room too which is accented with green. :)
I was hoping you could give me a little help/a couple suggestions…I have this horrible tile backsplash in my new home's kitchen that is made of pink tiles with a random design tile every 10 or so tiles along the countertop. Do you have any ideas of what I can do to cover up/get rid of this nasty backsplash without it costing me TONS of money to take off and replace these tiles?? I appreciate ANY suggestions you may have! Thanks for being so great!!
Another idea for a backsplash over tile is beadboard … you can usually get in 4×8 sheets and cut it to your own dimensions, or they also have it cut to wainscotting size. You can afix this with Liquid Nails too.
Yeah, I'm sitting here literally turning green with envy. I was at Vons last night thinking "I'll get some flowers" only to be sadly disappointed with what they had in stock :-( I just might be making a faithful trip to my Costco—- by the way Costco has a HUGE variety of bulbs in stock right now too! Come spring time I'll have sooo many flowers to pick from my own front yard :-)
I love that you guys are cutting flowers from your own backyard it is a very eco-friendly alternative to the grocery store flowers.
When I read that you guys were going to get a grocery store bouquet every month I was a little disappointed. I really hate to rain on your parade but since you are trying to be 'greener' I wanted to comment in case no one else had.
Grocery store bouquets are one of the least eco-friendly romantic gestures. They usually grown in California, Florida or even Central American countries (many times by workers not receiving a living wage), coated in all sorts of pesticides, traveling MILES from to their Midwestern destinations. There is a HUGE carbon footprint for every grocery store bouquet purchased. I was really depressed to find this out because I love fresh cut flowers too.
At least try to find organic or locally grown bouquets, or even try dried flowers to make them more sustainable.
A couple websites with more information and alternatives http://www.greenerlivingguide.com/index.php?url=cut-flowers-green&category=HomeandOffice
Love your blog, not trying to be preachy just want to spread some knowledge. (I still get the occasional bouquet but replaced the regular ones with real live plants! Better for your air quality too.)
Oh I love the pink with pink!! I just might have to buy some Sedum to plant in my yard now. : ) I also have a question that is off-topic from flowers… Did you say you got your longer shower curtain from Target? I looked there and couldn't find any. Also, how long was the one you purchased? For some reason I must have a really tall shower stall because the standard 72″ length looks like high-waters. : ) Thanks!!!
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We celebrated my husband's 60th birthday with four other couples and had a blast. The house was just as described. All the amenities, the game room, the hot tub, the comfortable bedrooms, the well equipped kitchen, the decks...gave us all plenty of room to enjoy the party or get away from the crowd to read or take a nap. The community where the house is located is quiet and remote. My dog and I walked several times a day and only once saw other people(of course this was January). The town of Black Mountain was charming and had everything our group needed. I would like to thank the owners for their friendly and accommodating care and service. We enjoyed our stay in their lovely and very personal home.
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IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE – Sanders Bohlke teams up with Crystal Thomas for a great night of folk/pop rock at Proud Larry's next Wednesday; OT columnist Jim Dees lands in the drunk tank with Lindsay Lohan and BP CEO Tony Hayward; OT music columnist Alex McAdams shares her current playlist; Local Folk singer/songwriter Katie Dintelman is scheduled for the Taylor Farmers' Market on Saturday; and OT sports columnist Steven Godfrey shares his thoughts on Pat Patterson's permanent dismissal from the Rebel football team. Click here and view the complete edition in PDF format. (July 8, 2010)
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OXFORD TOWN – Get set to play dress up and chill out with indie pop artist Crystal Thomas as she opens for Sanders Bohlke on Wednesday, July 14, at Proud Larry's. This week's Oxford Town (Page 9) has information about the quirky pop musician from Nashville who'll hook you with her cuteness. (July 8, 2010)
Katie Dintelman to play Taylor Farmers' Market
OXFORD TOWN – Lafayette County's favorite Saturday morning hangout definitely got a little cooler when Katie Dintelman was added to the lineup. Dintleman is set to crank up her ultra-smooth original folk tunes in Taylor's Plein Air neighborhood this Saturday from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Page 5 of this week's Oxford Town has details about this weekend's Taylor Farmers' Market, its produce, swag and music. (July 8, 2010, Page 10)
Oxford Town #881
IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE – The L-O-U 4th of July celebration schedule is announced; Scissormen return to Oxford and Rooster's Blues House; the Lisa Harrison Trio is scheduled for Taylor Farmers' Market this Saturday; Sports columnist Steven Godfrey continues to dissect the mascot issue at Ole Miss; Columnist Jim Dees recalls the book and mini-series "Lonesome Dove;" Mid-Town Farmers' Market announces its annual pie contest; and Oxford EAGLE photographer Bruce Newman shares great shots from the Summer Sunset Series which concluded last Sunday with a concert by the Germantown Symphony. View the complete edition in PDF format. (June 30, 2010)
'Where I Begin' begins again
OXFORD TOWN – Wish I could say it had been my idea but after spending a week in Oxford, director Thomas L. Phillips knew that our film, "Where I Begin," just makes more sense if it were made in Oxford. We will be filming here in August. Check out this week's issue of Oxford Town and read about the exciting changes we've made to our film. (June 30, 2010, Page 9)
Scissormen return to rock the rafters at Rooster's
OXFORD TOWN – In what the late Jim Dickinson once described as "acid blues for the 21st century," the Scissormen are set to return to Oxford via Rooster's Blues House on Thursday, July 1. Page 7 in this week's issue of Oxford Town has details about Scissormen, the infectuous blues-rock duo based in Nashville and their return to Oxford and Rooster's Blues House. (June 30, 2010, Page 7)
OXFORD TOWN – The Lisa Harrison Trio is scheduled for the Taylor Farmers' Market in the Plein Air neighborhood this Saturday (July 3). Harrison and her band are guaranteed to cool a torrid Saturday morning in Mississippi. This week, the market is featuring fresh produce, pickles, salsas, sweets and Fourth of July barbecue fixings. Page 6 in this issue of Oxford Town has photos and all the information you'll need to make Taylor your Saturday morning chilled-out destination. (June 30, 2010, Page 6)


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Jamaica Observer article.
Kingston, Jamaica - Newly-appointed West Indies captain Denesh Ramdin is confident of his team's bowling for the three-Test match series against New Zealand, despite the absence of ace spinner Sunil Narine.
The off-spinner missed out on being a part of the regional squad...
Jamaica Observer article.
Kingston, Jamaica - Manchester High School rallied in the second innings to take the Inter-secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA)/Allied Insurance Brokers Under-16 All-Island title, when they defeated Excelsior High by six wickets at Melbourne Cricket Club yesterday.
Trinidad & Tobago Newsday article.
Port of Spain, Trinidad - Tobago's Whim Anglican has set their sights on a second Atlantic National Primary Schools Cricket League title, after qualifying yesterday for the finals by beating Cunaripo Presbyterian by nine wickets.
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Trinidad & Tobago Newsday article.
Port of Spain, Trinidad - East won their fourth straight BGTT Inter Zone Under-15 Cricket title after gaining victory, courtesy of first innings, over South East in the two-day final, which ended yesterday at the Inshan Ali Park in Preysal.
South East, set 216...
Trinidad Express article.
Port of Spain, Trinidad - West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Dave Cameron said the Board will not back down on the decision not to consider top spinner Sunil Narine for the upcoming three-Test series against New Zealand.
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Gaston Ramirez
24-Year-Old Forward/Midfielder Hull City Premier Full Name: Gaston Ramirez
March 25, 2015 Gaston Ramirez News
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Ramirez attempted four shots while assisting on another six attempts but was unable to pick up a goal or assist in Saturday's 3-2 loss to Chelsea.
Ramirez's four shot attempts were a bit of a surprise as he had not attempted any in each of his last four appearances. The Hull City midfielder has just one goal and one assist on the season an both of those were picked up during a Boxing Day victory over Sunderland. Despite the impressive peripheral stat total from this weekend, he is expected to have little fantasy value going forward as those numbers are not likely to be repeated.
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March 15, 2015
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Ramirez created three scoring chances and attempted six crosses before being subbed off in the 85th minute of Saturday's 0-0 draw at Leicester City.
Ramirez has struggled to create many opportunities lately and his fantasy value has suffered. He has not scored or assisted on a goal since doing both in a December 26 match against Sunderland and should not be expected to be a consistent contributor for the rest of the season.
January 19, 2015
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Ramirez was included in Hull City's 18-man roster for Sunday's match against West Ham United but did not come off the match during the 3-0 defeat.
Ramirez has logged just two appearances since his one goal and one assist performance against Sunderland in December. He continues to have little fantasy value as he is not a significant contributor to the Hull City attack even when healthy.
January 13, 2015
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Ramirez was expected to return from a groin injury in mid-February, however, he is progressing faster than anticipated and could be fit for Saturday's match against West Ham United, reports the Hull Daily Mail.
Injuries to the three leading goalscorers for Hull City could be driving the quick return and make Ramirez one of the best scoring options available to the club for the next couple of weeks. However, a trip to West Ham United does not provide a great chance to contribute much fantasy value.
January 5, 2015
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Ramirez will likely miss four to six weeks after injuring his groin in the match against Leicester City at the end of 2014.
Ramirez had seen an increase in playing time just before getting injured. However, he had scored just one goal and one assist this season and remains a low-end fantasy option.
December 28, 2014
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Ramirez was forced to miss the second half after suffering a groin injury during Sunday's 0-1 loss to Leicester City.
It was disappointing to see Ramirez not come out in the second half after having such a big match the last time out. His status going forward is uncertain, but not much should be expected even if he is able to take the field.
December 26, 2014
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Ramirez scored Hull City's first goal and assisted on their second in Friday's 1-3 victory over Sunderland.
The goal and assist were both Ramirez's first of the season. While he has been primarily used as a substitute for much of the season, his performance may earn him additional playing time in the near future.
November 24, 2014
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Ramirez was given a red card for violent conduct against Jan Vertonghen in the 50th minute of Sunday's 1-2 loss to Tottenham.
The red card will earn Ramirez a three match suspension. He will be eligible to return for the December 13 trip to face Chelsea.


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Hammersmith restaurants
Discover the tastes of the world in Hammersmith
Given the fact that Hammersmith is a major travel hub, it is unsurprising that you can explore the culinary world in a day with the area's restaurants. They feature a wide range of cuisines, from Keralite food (from an area in southern India) at Shilpa and eclectic vegetarian fare of The Gate to Saigon Saigon's Vietnamese and Polanka's Polish menus. Perhaps more surprising is how well priced it all is.
Think we've missed a great restaurant in Hammersmith? Let us know in the comment box below.
Malina Restaurant
Opened in January 2011 in Brook Green, West London, Malina offers Polish and Eastern European cuisine. Malina is owned and run by two partners: Beata Murphy and Jola Pinchard.Read more
River Café
Despite its reputation for exclusivity, it's possible to get a table at the River Café with just a couple of hours' notice if you choose your moment.Read more
Carpenter's Arms
But for the tables outside, you might think that this was a shop. But a pub it is, and a popular one at that: head here on a Friday evening, and you'll probably find 'reserved' signs everywhere.Read more
Cumberland Arms
Flower-filled exterior aside, there's nothing fancy about this local favourite. From the well-worn furniture to the order-at-the-bar chalkboard menu, it's all very familiar.Read more
Hampshire Hog
Venue says: Organise your event with us at The Hampshire Hog! We have three unique private dining rooms for your special occasions.
The Hampshire Hog in Hammersmith sounds like the start of a tortuous tongue-twister, but it's actually a 'pub and pantry', run by the team behind the Engineer gastropub in Primrose Hill.Read more
Saigon Saigon
West London is something of a desert for Vietnamese food, but this roomy, fairly smart place near Ravenscourt Park more than makes amends.Read more
Venue says: Locals don't come to Tosa for the sparkling setting – the dining room seems just a little lacklustre. Instead, friendly service and a decent range of sushi and skewers are the main draw.
Locals don't come to Tosa for the sparkling setting – the dining room seems just a little lacklustre. Instead, friendly service and a decent range of sushi and skewers are the main draw.Read more
101 Thai Kitchen
As is the case in many of London's most authentic Thai restaurants, the cooking here is largely from the Esarn region of north-eastern Thailand.Read more
Kerbisher & Malt
Perched at the zenith of London-based fish and chippery, Kerbisher & Malt works within pretty tight strictures.Read more
Lola & Simon
Just south of Ravenscourt Park, Kirsten and Nico (the café is named after their dogs), serve breakfasts, lunches and dinners that have been satisfying locals since 2007.Read more
The Village
There's something of the community centre about this basement restaurant – it's a little shabby, with workaday furniture, sauces served in polystyrene cups and an easy-clean tiled floor.Read more
Patisserie Sainte-Anne
Venue says: Get ready for Easter with our lovely homemade chocolate! Rabbits, dinosaurs, lobsters and turtles are waiting for you!
Hardly known for its pretty fancies, Hammersmith is moving into the fast lane with this on-trend French patisserie-café. It's hard not to be taken by the cochineal pink frontage, retro-patterned wallpaper and walls the colour of lime curd.After running a bakery of the same name in Paris for 20 years, the owners have upped sticks and now make their couture collection of beautifully presented pâtisserie and breads on site in west London. Top-rate crusty baguettes and soft milk breads host life-affirming fillings. Besides meaty choices, the vegetarian options include herby pesto that contrasts with the crunch of green beans and creamy mozzarella; or there's garlicky houmous partnered with grilled and golden-hued halloumi.After several visits we reckon their tart aux pommes is the best we've tasted in London. Nothing beats its crisp puff pastry base, slathered with smooth Bramley purée and precision-sliced apple topping. Other highlights include éclairs crammed with seriously chocolatey crème pâtissière, and a moreish autumnal fig and pistachio sponge tartlet. Sainte Anne isn't just for inbetween-times either: their baguette or croissant breakfasts – a bargain at £3 a pop – include own-made jam and a coffee. Pitching their prices well below central London offerings, their light-bite meal deals give the sandwich chains a run for their money, so your wallet won't feel much slimmer after a quality sandwich, posh cake and soft drink. Shame the same can't be said for your waistline.
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I bought two of these chairs. I had to exchange one because there was a bubble in the leather, and I know I would pick at it if I kept the chair. I received the chairs within 2-3 days. They were packaged well. They're a bit shorter than expected, but they are deep. I am 5'5'', and when I scoot all the way back in the chair, my feet do not touch the ground. My husband is 6'1" and 240 lbs, and he finds the chairs very comfortable. The only thing I wish I had not done prior to buying these chairs is buy accent pillows. I bought average-size pillows, and they dwarf the chairs (because the back of the chair is not very high). Other than that, I love them. I would post a photo if Overstock allowed.
For the price I paid for these chairs, I certainly think they're an excellent value. First, the pros: 1. Major style points. The chair looks very high end in person. If you are absolute stickler for details, you may mind that the nailhead trim does not line up exactly perfectly in one or two spots. But I can overlook that - it's not that noticable. 2. The size. I am not the smallest of guys - and the chair is both wide enough and sturdy enough to hold me. 3. The price - for something that feels substantial, like an investment piece of furniture, it's a steal. The one possible con I would mention is that the chair is far firmer than one might expect - at least based on my in-person chair shopping. I personally like that - I never feel that supported when a chair is so soft I sink into it. But if you're a cushy chair person, this is not for you. If however you enjoy a bit of firm support under you, pull the trigger already, it's worth it.
I like this chair. It is just as thought it would be. I like the fact the cushion comes off so you can vacuum under the cushion. The seat is firm, maybe too much for some people but I think it is good because it take a lot of seating on before it gets soft. It is tall for me, 5'3", but a pillow behind me is perfect and I can still curl up in it if I want. I would buy it again and do reconmend it to others.
I'm not entirely sure if this is real leather. Regardless, they look great and you can't beat the price. The cushions, as other reviewers have stated, are quite high and stiff. I'm hoping that over time, they will become softer.
The chair in the photo looks to be small in my opinion. The chair is an average sized chair and fits men perfectly fine with long legs. If you are shorter like 5'2" , and sit as far back into the chair as possible, your legs will not touch the floor. This we found rather a youthful feeling,lol, and of course you can compensate by simply not sliding to the chair back. The leather is so soft and flexible which allows you to enjoy the quality cushion. As far as the cushion quality for longeavity, we just have had them for such a short time. I cannot comment on that aspect. I love these chairs in our transitional Great Room! Highly recommend them!
I like the chair a lot, however the bonded leather-look, was not as leather look as I imagined. The nail heads looked better than I thought, and that was why I purchased this one as opposed to the less expensive one. The seat is a little long for my legs, but can be remedied by a pillow. Also good was there was no assembly, hubby liked that part.
I purchased two of these chairs and I was really impressed by the quality. The details are simple yet sophisticated. I definitely recommend!
Good product. Use it on our front office and attends a classy look for guests waiting in the reception. Comfortable. Lite use so far in around a year but very firm- did not sag and looks great. Shipped fast and got delivered right up to our office.
Aside from the fact I thought the chair was leather, not bonded leather it is a great chair. At $250 I should have suspected it wasn't leather! It is a high quality bonded leather and made very well. They arrived well packed without any damage. The chair a little stiff but surprisingly comfortable. I would definitely recommend this purchase if you are looking for an accent chair.
This is a great leather accent chair. Very nice quality. In fact after I received the first one I ordered a second. They are in my husbands home office. Can't beat the price. Not a chair you would curl up in for hours but certainly a great once in awhile use accent chair for a home office.
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Transmitting the Faith: the Important Role of Women
In his daily homily, Pope Francis encouraged women in their important role of passing down the faith to the children in their care.
Communicating the Family: A Privileged Place of Encounter with the Gift of Love
In his message for the 49th World Communications Day, Pope Francis highlights the family's unique role as the place in which all humans first learn to communicate. In this capacity the family has the privilege of teaching its members how to carry the witness of loving communication into the larger society.
Homily at the Final Mass of the Apostolic Visit to Sri Lanka and the Philippines
Pope Francis reflected on the image of the Holy Child Jesus, who he said reminds us of our identity as children of God. He also spoke of the need to protect families in our world today and welcome children as Christ did.
Pope Francis's Address to the Diplomatic Corps
Pope Francis reflected on the need to build societies upon the foundations of human values and rights, insisting that the family has a fundamental role in doing so.
Take Forward the Meaning of Family
In a Meeting with Families in the Philippines, Pope Francis encouraged families to pray together, to overcome worldly threats, and to take the mission of the family out to others.
Praying Together
Some great advice from Josh about praying as a couple and with children, even when prayer styles vary greatly in the family.
Our Mother the Church and the Gift of Motherhood
In his first Audience of 2015, Pope Francis reflected on the importance of motherhood for children and all of society.
What couples learn from divorce they could learn from marriage prep
A British newspaper looks at reasons why some people get divorced before the age of 30.
On Changing Plans
In her last post for For Your Marriage, Sara shares that she and Anthony are expecting a child in May 2015, and reflects on the past few months.
Yes, God! What Ordinary Families Can Learn about Parenting from Today's Vocation Stories
The author uses real-life discernment and religious vocation stories to give parents advice on nurturing faith in their children.
Who Me, Pray?… With Her?
How many times have you heard the suggestion to pray together as a couple? But how do you actually going about doing something that can seem strange and awkward, at least at first? Here are some practical tips.
Restoration Work
"A marriage should be a place where problems can be shared without fear and truth can be expected without doubt." Timothy and Donna share about a difficult little situation Donna was recently in, and the relief that came from sharing it with Tim.
Jesus Brings the Generations Together
In his Angelus message on the Feast of the Holy Family, Pope Francis encouraged families to keep Jesus at the center of their lives.
At Baptism, Parents Give Their Children the Gift of Faith
Speaking to parents of newly baptized children, Pope Francis urged them to remember and celebrate their own baptism too.
The December Rose
Roses…in December? Mary Jo writes about a family birthday tradition and how it reminds her to allow her children to develop at their own pace, and helps her to believe in their goodness always.
Jesus Chose to Enter a Human Family
Continuing his weekly reflections on the family, Pope Francis speaks beautifully about the Holy Family.
Shared work or shared parenting?
New research on men's and women's thoughts on work-life balance reveal some interesting differences between desires and reality.
Pope Looks Forward to Philadelphia Trip
In a letter to the President of the Pontifical Council for the Family, Pope Francis wrote about the family, the Synod of Bishops, and the upcoming World Meeting of Families.
Holy Order
Tim reflects on how children remind us that life doesn't have to be routine and how we can find childlike joy in our everyday lives.
Pope Francis Begins New Series on the Family
On December 10, 2014 Pope Francis began a new series of talks on the family for his general audiences. In the first audience, the Pope discussed the true nature of the October Synod on the Family.
Family Is Irreplaceable; Women Should Be Valued
In a message sent to the Festival of the Family, Pope Francis affirmed the importance of the family for all people, and lauded the valuable contributions of women in the home and society.
Marriage: A Perpetual Advent
Marriage is a pathway to heaven. And just as we wait in Advent for Christ's coming at Christmas, so married couples patiently journey together toward the fulfillment of their desires in heaven.
Invalidation or, Guess Who is Less than Perfect?
Stacey reflects on the four danger signs of impending communication breakdown and how her and Joshua's communication style has changed over the years.
Does the Pill Impact Attraction?
A new study on the birth control pill examines the possibility that women's attraction to men and their marital satisfaction could be affected by taking the pill.
Pope Francis to the European Parliament
Pope Francis addressed the European Parliament, where he spoke about the importance of the family in relation to the hope of nations.


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Viral video
Video: People Slapping Other People They Just Met
So do you remember that First Kiss video that came out a few months ago of beautiful people who had just met kissing each other? Well it's time to sit back relax and watch an even better version of that video called SLAP!
3 Men in Heels Make Beyoncé Proud in New Viral Dance Video
Any woman who has strapped on her stilettos and tried to copy Beyoncé's moves knows it's no easy feat. That's what makes this new video of three men in some very high, very spiky heels even more impressive.
Celine Dion Responds To Man's Viral Video For 'All By Myself' Shot In a Las Vegas Airport
The singer even has a few words of advice on how the man could have spent his alone time.
Celine Dion Responds To Viral Video
Celine Dion offers a cure the next time you're stuck at the Vegas airport.
VIDEO: Ever Seen A Male Pole Dancer?
What do you get when you mix a male pole dancer and a clarinet?
VIDEO: Kittens Turning Down For What
If you watch anything online today, it should be this.
Leigh Ann: Video Teen Dances To Michael Jackson's Billie Jean
You have to see this to believe it. This kid is incredible. Dancing just like Michael Jackson for the high school talent show. Skip ahead to 1:12 on the video. What do you think? Let […]
Hurst Students' Talent Show Skit Goes Viral
Recently, W.A. Porter Elementary School in Hurst held their annual talent show, and the audience was treated to a creative version of synchronized swimming. A group of eight male students donned swim caps and goggles […]
Couple Announces Baby With Taylor Swift Parody Video
Congratulations to Nate and Erica Eaton from Richmond, VA on two accomplishments! #1- They're having a second baby! #2- The announcement of their pregnancy went viral. Nate, a reporter on Richmond's ABC affiliate, wanted to […]
Leigh Ann: 2-Year-Old Hockey Fan's Reaction Is Priceless
Have you seen 2-year-old Tyler Avolia's reaction to his favorite hockey team, The Pittsburgh Penguins? You're never too young to show your love of the game #BuckleUpBaby http://t.co/qe39BMMJeH— Pro Hockey Life (@ProHockeyLife_) April 23, 2014 […]


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I spent 3 days in this impeccably decorated and spacious studio. It is located in a very safe neighborhood, within walking distance of the Mission, as well as downtown. I was a single woman and walked to and from The Lobero Theater on Saturday evening for a concert. I felt completely safe. Additionally, I bicycled all over town and to the beach during my stay. I particularly enjoyed the private patio that is outside the studio door. I look forward to a return visit. Thanks so much!
The best place to stay in Santa Barbara!
This is our 4th stay at this absolutely beautiful rental. We stay in the upper unit of the converted barn. There is a very large private deck outside of the living room area which is surrounded by lovely trees. A fully equipped kitchen is great if you want to save $$ by preparing meals. There is an area off of the master bedroom with a desk for your laptop if you bring one. We love the original paintings on the walls by owner Jamee. This is truly our dream come true place to stay and we feel the stress melt away as soon as we drive into the highly desirable residential area of Mission Canyon to our rental. The property is well taken care by Jonathan & Courtney who live on site. They are very pleasant and accommodating if you need assistance. We are always surprised that each year they have made improvements. It is perfect.
Location and charm in Santa Barbara
This luxuriously decorated, impeccably clean, and thoroughly comfortable studio was a perfect place to spend five days back in Santa Barbara, my home for 30 years, until I moved away six years ago. Located just one block from State Street, with its convenient electric trolley service, shops, restaurants and just five blocks from the beach and Stearn's Wharf, this apartment is great for enjoying all that SB has to offer. Off-street parking, a very pleasant and surprisingly private porch, and bicycles are welcome amenities. Laura emailed me to let me know that the city planned an electic service outage one night and offered an extra flashlight or whatever else I felt I needed. It was not an inconvenience at all since I slept through the outage! She checked the next morning to be sure that all was well. I highly recommend this studio, especially as an alternative to similarly priced hotel rooms! Great location, thoughtful service, excellent value. Five stars!


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Social media has turned email, an established channel for most marketers, into an exciting new frontier for marketing testing, learning and optimization. By tapping social insights and integrating social and email programs, both programs are strengthened and the customer dialogue is enhanced.
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Most progressive marketers know that relevance is essential to driving strong customer response. To move to the next stage in customer engagement, deepen loyalty and encourage brand advocacy through e-mail programs that are not only meaningful, but connected to an integrated marketing strategy.
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With "relevance" now part of marketers' everyday vocabulary, our focus should shift to the tactical elements of relevant marketing — i.e., responsible e-mail. While the channel's appeal can't be ignored, it must be approached with caution and responsibility. This is where some brands fall short.
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
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Note: We have 2 beautiful private rooms. Each one has a separate listing. If this one is booked please check the other listing. http://www.airbnb.com/rooms/486252
Please note: smoking only outside on the terrace not in the rooms
Thanks! Gawain
Casa De Amistad-Lovely house share with amazing terrace and views in beautiful San Lazaro, the historic center of Arequipa. Spacious, filled with lots of air and sunlight, expansive roof-top garden terrace with amazing views, large fully furnished bedrooms with balcony.
Large bedroom with one double bed and one single with mattresses and bedding, TV, Cable, desk, nightstand and shelf unit. The house has 24-hour hot water, wireless high speed internet, and a clothes washing machine. The bright clean kitchen has a stainless steel stove, microwave, water filter, oven, and full utensils for a cook's delight. The spacious roof-top terrace offers panoramic mountain views and is perfect for taking sun, or reading, or enjoying a meal under the shade canopy. The abundant plants and off-street location provide a beautiful, quiet, and convenient living style.
I'm originally from California, USA and my wife is from Moquegua, Peru. We're looking for nice person or couple who want a quiet and friendly place to call home. This would be a perfect opportunity for a traveler(s) or volunteer(s) looking for a comfortable, clean and historic place where you can easily walk to the Plaza de Armas and the city center.
Note: We are within 6 blocks of the Plaza de Armas and the Mercado San Camilo, the famous food market which occupies an entire block, and within 3 blocks of El Super, a large, modern grocery store. You have everything you need right here so you won't need a taxi or bus to get around.
Daily Pricing
1st person in a private room is 19 US per day
2nd person sharing a private room is 12 US per day additional for stays of less than 1 week
Weekly/Monthly pricing
1st person in a private room is 125 per week or 425 US per month.
2nd person sharing a private room is 9 US per day for stays of 1 week or more
Discounts for long term stays of 2 months or more
Please contact us at the number below or send me an email.
Thanks for your interest, we look forward to seeing you soon here in historic Arequipa. Thanks for your interest, Gawain and Gaby
PERU: (phone number hidden)
USA: ( (phone number hidden)
SKY NAME: gkessner
EMAIL: (email hidden)
Relaxed friendly attitude, good for studying, full use of all amenities, some shared meals, respectful of other guests. We like to have fun but its not a party house. Please note that smoking is only permitted outside on the terrace and not in the rooms
The place was very confortable. Robert was super kind and willing to help and I had a very nice and smooth stay in Arequipa.
He provided us with a map from the city and all the info we could possibly need. Highly recommended!
Wow, what a great place to stay. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time here, and I highly recommend anyone visiting Arequipa to consider staying here. Relaxed atmosphere, fun terrace, great base for exploring Arequipa and the surrounding area. As I also had to work, I was very grateful that the internet connection was solid and fast.
Muy buena elección. Central, a pocas cuadras de la plaza de armas. La habitación, cocina y bańo muy buenas. Excelente la atención y amabilidad de la Sra. Verónica. Atenta a nuestras consultas. 100% Recomendable.
Gaby's mom was there to welcome us to our stay in Arequipa. She could not have been any friendlier towards us. She gave us recommendations for local markets, restaurants, etc, and always had a warm smile on her face. Excellent accomodations. Don't forget to check out the amazing views from the rooftop terrace! I highly recommend staying here whenever you are in Arequipa!
We thoroughly enjoyed staying here! The location is amazing and everything you could possibly ask for is within walking distance - supermarket, plaza de armas, museums, the Santa Catalina monastery, restaurants, etc. Also, the pictures show exactly how amazing the rooftop terrace is! We were pleasantly surprised that we could do our laundry here (with soap provided) and line dry our clothes in the fresh Arequipa air on the roof terrace! The kitchen has everything you could need to cook meals (though we opted to eat out and experience delicious Peruvian food - try Zig Zag!) as well as travel books and a list of nearby restaurants, supermarkets, favorite bakeries and coffee shops. Also, the airport pickup arranged via Gawain very easy and inexpensive. Though Gawain and Gaby were of town, Gaby's mom Veronica was a HUGE help and the most pleasant person to be around. We loved practicing our Spanish with her, and she even cut us some fresh pineapple when we first arrived. The beds were comfortable, the location safe and quiet. Water pressure was a little low, but otherwise we definitely had enough hot water. I would definitely recommend this stay to anyone who wants to stay in Arequipa!
Gawain was very helpful in organizing our stay at his home in Arequipa. He replied promptly to any questions and the information given was very comprehensive. We had no problems at all in finding the house. We arrived very early but where able to drop off our luggage to explore the city. The house is located perfectly, in walking distance to all main sights. Cafes, restaurants and mini markets are abound. When we returned after breakfast Veronica had already prepared the room. She is a lovely lady and was happy to help with our questions. She even helped us picking up a reliable taxi the last day. Thanks to her it felt like a family stay. The rooftop terasse is amazing and provides some great views, particularly at sunset. The accommodation is very clean, and we felt very safe staying here. Overall highly recommended place to stay for your time in Arequipa.
I was really happy to stay at Gawain's home for the month I was in Arequipa! Although Gawain was away, his mother-in-law Veronica lives on site and was super pleasant to have as a roomie. The kitchen is spotless, with everything you need for cooking. The terrace is a great place to relax or do yoga or exercise. The neighbourhood is quiet and very safe to walk around at night and is a short 5 - 15 min. walk to supermercados, San Camillo Market, Plaza De Armas and all the major tour agencies along Calle Jerusalen. The internet was very fast and reliable. The bathroom is clean and large, although to get the water quite hot you need to turn down the pressure. Overall, I was sad to leave and have nothing but good memories. It is a great deal for long term stays, much better than getting a private room at a hostel!
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Gawain is from Berkeley, California and he doesn't surf but he's a builder who likes to travel and cook for friends. Gaby is originally from Moquegua, Peru, she loves the outdoors and has a passion for gardening and loves animals. They got married and set up house in Arequipa where you can visit and enjoy a relaxing and interesting home stay.


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Getting Into Gypsy Jazz Violin composed by Martin Norgaard. For Violin. Getting Into. Jazz. Beginning-Intermediate. E-book. 96 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications - Digital Sheet Music (M0.21288BCDEB).
ISBN 1610653440. Jazz.
Learn to improvise in the Gypsy Jazz violin style even if you have never improvised before. The style is closely associated with French jazz violinist Stephane Grappelli, who played with Gypsy jazz guitar player Django Reinhardt. Each lesson in the book covers specific key aspects of the Gypsy jazz violin style. The techniques are presented sequentially and the underlying music theory is introduced on a "need to know" basis.
Getting Into Gypsy Jazz Violin includes charts of classic swing tunes such as Avalon, The Sheik of Araby & After You've Gone and includes a CD featuring authentic accompaniment tracks and model violin performances. Because the Gypsy jazz violin style maintains common elements of traditional classical violin techniques such as vibrato and shifting, the book is a perfect vehicle for the classical violinist to learn to improvise without having to change their general approach to the instrument.
* Any intermediate or advanced violinist can learn to improvise in the Gypsy jazz violin style.
* Perfectly suited to classically trained violinists because the Gypsy jazz violin style is closely related to traditional classical violin techniques.
* Includes charts of classic swing tunes such as Avalon, The Sheik of Araby & After You've Gone.
* The 21 lessons are carefully sequenced to introduce key components of the Gypsy jazz violin style.
* Includes a CD with sample solos and exercises in addition to authentic Gypsy jazz guitar accompaniment tracks.
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- Tune: Gypsy Jazz Progression (Back-up)
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