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MANILA, Philippines—Metro Manila sizzled at 36.6 degrees Celsius Friday afternoon, the hottest day in the capital so far, but there's no heat wave yet, the state weather bureau said.
Forecasters at the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) predicted that temperatures would rise even higher, but dispelled fears of a heat wave which requires three consecutive days of temperatures reaching three degrees higher than the average summer temperature of 35 degrees Celsius in Metro Manila.
Friday's 36.6 degrees Celsius reading was recorded in the Science Garden of Pagasa in Quezon City at 3:55 p.m., and surpassed the previously recorded hottest day on April 16, with its temperature of 36.1 degrees.
Nationwide, the hottest day this year was on April 6 when Echague town in Isabela registered a temperature of 39.6 degrees Celsius, followed by April 5 in Tuguegarao City with a reading of 38 degrees Celsius. Both were recorded between 2 and 3 p.m.
The trough of a low-pressure area (LPA) is expected to bring cloudy skies and light rains over the Caraga and Davao regions, Pagasa said on Friday.
Meanwhile, the ridge of a high-pressure area (HPA) extending across Luzon will mean generally fair weather except for isolated rains, the weather bureau said.
In its outlook for Saturday, Pagasa said Davao, the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao and Soccsksargen (South Cotabato, Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani and General Santos City) will have cloudy skies with light to moderate rain showers and thunderstorms due to the trough, or extension, of an LPA approaching Mindanao.
Due to the ridge of an HPA, which typically brings clear skies, the weather in Metro Manila and the rest of the country will be generally fair but partly cloudy with isolated rain showers or thunderstorms, Pagasa said.
Light to moderate winds blowing from the east to southeast will prevail over Luzon and Visayas and coming from the east over Mindanao. The coastal waters throughout the archipelago will be slight to moderate, it added.
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'Fantastic swimming, fishing, skiing, and kayaking right out your door on this large all-sport lake, short drive to golf in Gaylord or Garland, separate boathouse sleeping area with private bath overlooking lake, close to town, yet you feel like you are in the woods.
This comfortable, well maintained, lakefront cabin is located on the north side of West Twin Lake, in charming Lewiston, MI. Enjoy the views from the lake facing windows, the three seasoned porch, or out on the open patio. Have your morning coffee on the dock while watching the loons. Lay in the shady hammock and watch the kids playing on the dock.
This cabin has the authentic knotty-pine 'Up-North' feel. One of the few homes on the lake to have a private bedroom/bathroom overlooking the lake. There is air conditioning in the main house. The home is fully supplied with all kitchen/linen items. All you need is your swimsuit and fishing pole! This home is ready for kids with games and bikes to use when you are not enjoying the lake. There is a comfy fireplace to warm up the cottage on those cool nights.
The lake has a sandy bottom is fantastic for swimming and the lakefront is complete with a private, 80ft dock for boat mooring and a nice sandy shoreline. The dock is waiting for you to pull up your power boat or to use our rowboat or canoe. There is a barbeque for your family cook-outs.
Sleeps 10 very comfortably.
This cottage has been in the family since it was built in the 50's. Originally built as a hunting cabin, it has been expanded a few times over the years but still has it's 1950's charm. None of the family lives in Michgan anymore but we still love to come to the cottage once or twice a year. We hope you will enjoy it the rest of the summer!
Ruth Wiley purchased this cottage in 1955
This property is especially great for young families because there is plenty of shallow sandy water to play in. There is great 'fishing for kids' I call it 'kerplunking'!! You can walk or boat over to the canal and toss your line in and catch a little 4 inch bass or sunfish in a matter of minutes. The kids love it! Of course we throw them back so daddy can catch them when the grow up :-)
Our cottage is one of the few cottages on the lake with a sleepover boathouse - Even the McMansions cannot build this close to the water. Our cottage is situated on the 'best' side of the lake. We have a sandy bottom which makes swimming off the shore so much more enjoyable.
This rental gave us more than we could have expected. First impression, the place was spotless. We've stayed many places and they are buggy and cob-webbed. Not here, it is a beautiful knotty pine getaway. The lake is quiet and clear of weedy vegetation that gets in the way of relaxing swimming. The main house is roomy and the boathouse is comfy. We all had a place to relax. My 75 year old mother in law had her own room with a bathroom, so that she could step away from the excitement when she wanted. Our 9, 8 and 5 year olds swam and fished every day. The location is remote enough to be a getaway, yet close enough to go on day trips to Mackinac Island or Sleeping Bear dunes. Great summer vacation!
This was the perfect spot for our first-ever extended family vacation as adults. The cottage was clean, comfortable, and very well-equipped. My brother brought his boat and the lake yielded several days of successful fishing for our fishermen. There are a lot of steps down to the lake which could prove challenging to some people but we knew that going in. We couldn't have been more pleased. Thank you for some wonderful memories.
This cottage was just as pictured and truly delightful. It was nicely furnished and well equipped both for daily needs and family fun. The owner was always helpful in answering questions and made suggestions for nearby restaurants and shopping. The lake was shallow around the dock and very safe for young children. We hope to go back next year and I'd recommend this property to anyone looking for a clean, good place to rent. You won't be disappointed.
We had 2 families stay here and it was a wonderful vacation. The cabin and the boathouse provide ample space for 2 families. It was very clean when we arrived and it is well maintained. The north side of the lake is a perfect location to get the sun and the beach is shallow enough near the shore for kids to play. We would definitely stay again.
Our week at the cottage was exactly what we were looking for.... Relaxation, boating, fishing and quiet times around a fire. It's like a scene right out of the movie "On Golden Pond". Loons and all...
The perch fishing was fantastic.... but, the fish fry was even better. This cottage was very spacious, clean and cozy. Next year we're bringing the grandkids.... Thanks Ruth and Rod for sharing your summer getaway....
Our family had a very enjoyable week at the cottage on West Twin Lake. The cottage was very clean and cozy up north feel. The swimming was great for small children, shallow and sandy. Our adult children and grandchildren had a great time-something for everyone to do. The owner was easy to work with making all the arrangements. I would rent this cottage again! Thank You!
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I'm 39, turning 40 in July. Any other mamas in their late 30's or 40's?
I would love to hear some BTDT advice!
Me (42) DH (43), Catholic Mom to DD (11), DS (6), DS (1)
Expecting #4 in May 2014
Leah mom to Delilah 9/00, angel Stephen lost 5/25/09 at 40 weeks, and twins Gus and Cash 1/10
Expecting a miracle January 2012
That would be me. I'm fairly certain I will be the oldest of the bunch. I just turned 45 and this pregnancy was a surprise. I have 2 older children who are 21 and 17. They were both born to Midwives, BF and co-sleepers, etc.
I am still in awe and amazed to be pregnant, truly. We read that the odds of getting pregnant naturally at my age are less than 1%. Clearly this bean wants to be here. My SO is younger than me, he's 38, and has no kids of his own.
My first visit to the Midwifery Clinic is on 6.1.11 and I will also be getting an u/s that day. I'd like to do things low-tech but given my age, not sure that I will be able to stick to that as much I'd like. I do want to have this baby in a birth center or at home.
Are either of you doing the triple screen? I will be doing the NT u/s, blood work, and not sure if we will go with CVS or amnio.
Mama to AJS - 22, CRS -17 and forever in my heart GHAB 8/5/11/(18 weeks)
I'm 35. All of this is new to me. I don't even know what BTDT means.
Dreamer, writer, wife, and mom to little guy & my spirit babe .
BTDT = been there done that
Glad to have you here
Mama to AJS - 22, CRS -17 and forever in my heart GHAB 8/5/11/(18 weeks)
Music mama I think you're right about being the oldest! I work with pregnant women and I think the mom's in their 40's often have their shit together in a way that younger mom's don't. Now that is a super big generalization and of course it doesn't always work that way, but there's something about knowing yourself that comes with age. I will never know what kinda of mom I would have been in my 20's but I like to think that waiting a bit has given me time to grow in positive ways
I am 34, will be 35 before I deliver so I might get that AMA label :(
I have been thinking about doing the nuchal translucency because of how my last pregnancy ended. Other wise I will skip the other screenings if I can.
I'm 35 and will be 36 (just) when this baby comes. Although I often imagine that I would have had much more energy for this in my 20s, I never was pg or a mom then, so who knows. Had my first baby at 33, pretty easy pg and delivery. I hope/expect this to be the same, although I am already much more tired than last time. But I've not had an un-interupted night's sleep since ds was born, so I'm, sure that has something to do with it!
We did the first tri screening (the blood test along with the NT u/s) with my last pg and plan to do it again. Although I am 99% certain I would refuse anything invasive such as the amnio or CVS. I know that being 35 or older automatically gives you higher risk factor according to the screen, but as long as the u/s looks good, then I will feel pretty confident that all is well.
I don't expect to get treated any differently for my age with this pg, but in the area I live lots of mamas are 30 and 40+. Neither the ObGyn I am with now, (nor, I can only assume the HB MW that I hope to find) will pressure me for more testing b/c of my age. I know that isn't always the case though.
I think if you will be 35 at time of delivery you automatically get the "advanced maternal age" label. Bah.
Me= crunchy mama to one rambunctious toddler, born on October 1, 2009. And one sweet little baby born January 19, 2012.
I still feel like such a kid. It's hard to believe I am considered AMA. I just bought my first book by Penny Simkin and am looking forward to learning more about the kinds of test available, etc.
I know that I may not have the energy I had when I was in my '20s, but I know I will be a much better mom in my '30s.
Glad to "meet" some other AMA mammas.
Dreamer, writer, wife, and mom to little guy & my spirit babe .
I know that where I will lack in energy, I will make up for it in patience and not worrying about every little thing. I never imagined I have a baby at this age, I'm still taking it in.
I think the term, AMA, is just so foolish. Who came up with it anyway? Pppffft. I'm young at heart and no one ever thinks I am 45 when they meet me.
Mama to AJS - 22, CRS -17 and forever in my heart GHAB 8/5/11/(18 weeks)
Ugh, I don't feel old either and I think the AMA label is a load of crap. That said, I do plan on doing the NT scan and blood work and a level 2 ultrasound at 20 wks, but I am pretty sure I won't do CVS or amnio. My midwife (CNM) said that she will do as much or as little testing and whatnot as I like. I am leaning towards more testing, but for me that's due more to previous losses than age.
Leah mom to Delilah 9/00, angel Stephen lost 5/25/09 at 40 weeks, and twins Gus and Cash 1/10
Expecting a miracle January 2012
I am 38 and will be when baby is born. For tests, I am just doing the 2O week scan and that is about it. I guess I feel like whatever God has in His plan for me, he does. This is pregnancy/ baby 8 for me, and I feel better now then I have in previous pregnancies. Age CAN BE another excuse to intervine... thankfully my midwife said i'm still a "baby" for having babies... she thinks AMA is crap and has expecting FIRST time moms into thier 4Oies! I'm still planning a homebirth with this baby.
I am 38 and will be 39 when baby is born. I have a daughter who was born when I was 36. I will do CVS because it will ease my mind. I have a high needs, disabled nephew and am very sensitive to that topic. I am planning an HBAC this time (last time was emergency c-section due to fetal distress). I definitely feel that I am a better mother now than I would have been in my 20s or early 30s. I'm much more patient, calmer, and just overall am more together. My biggest issue is figuring out work/life balance. I am the main breadwinner in my family and my career has always been the focus of my life. It was a hard transition when I had my daughter and I still struggle with it. I would love to work part-time but it just isn't feasible at the moment.
OH do I qualify as older?? I'm only 34, will be 35 when the babe is born. I was planning on doing the bloodwork and the anatomy u/s around 20 weeks but nothing extra unless there is a need. This will be my 4th HB and I tend to not get any testing done but because this was an "oops" I am concerned that I wasn't taking such great care of myself.
Jessie. Mama to (7) : (4) and : 22 mo
I'm 34, turning 35 by the time this baby is due. But just barely! I turn 35 on December 28, and the baby is due January 2! I just had a healthy baby boy almost six months ago. This time around, my MW is having me do some initial bloodwork to look at progesterone levels. Not sure why though.
Hi contactmaya...someone is giving me a run for my money in the age department ;) Glad to see you here.
Mama to AJS - 22, CRS -17 and forever in my heart GHAB 8/5/11/(18 weeks)
38 here! I don't think I will do an amnio or the more invasive testing unless warranted. I do feel it would help to be mentally prepared but since i would not take any action if I had a positive test, I don't think being mentally prepared is a good enough reason to undergo the risks. My 2 cents! It's nice to meet some older moms!
Hi! I am 38, 39 when this baby is born. I am considering the NTS b/w and u/s, mostly just to see the bean again. Other than that, the 20 week u/s and I may have to take P17 shots due to preterm labor with my 7 year old, but, I am planning a homebirth with a midwife, so, as low tech as possible.
NishaG - Wife to Big K for 20 years - Mama to KJ and KC, and our 1st baby girl, KS, born 1/20/12 !
Hi! I'm 35 and expecting my first... I read Mothering's "Having a Baby Naturally" and I felt so reassured when I saw that research shows that there are fewer risks for 35-40 yr old moms than what doctors would like us to think, when you adjust the studies for socio-economic level, health, etc. Ever since we decided we wanted to have children, I've been talking to awesome "older moms" who had their children at 35+ and they've given me a lot of reassurance. We may not have the energy of a 25 year old, but we have the wisdom and patience that will make us amazing moms! Let's stay healthy and celebrate our age!
Hi! I'm 39. I'm depending on the fact that despite all of the increased risks, chances are everything will be fine. I have a friend who just had a baby (HB) at 42, and everything was great. I will do the 20 week ultrasound, because it would be helpful to have an idea if something is wrong to be prepared (though those aren't foolproof!). I was pregnant with my son when I was 34-35 and that was no problem. I love how my MWs are very cool with this kind of thing and don't get bent out of shape about pretty much anything!
L'lee ~ C ~ E May, 2006 ~ R12/29/2011!
Chatty Girl - 3/2006, Lovey Boy - 1/2010, Delicious Baby Girl - 1/2012
Thanks montessorimama! I'm trying to stay positive because I think there's way too much (generally unwarranted) fear related to pregnancy and birth.
L'lee ~ C ~ E May, 2006 ~ R12/29/2011!
I'll be 38 and was 35 with my last baby. I have been an easy birther in the past and expect everything to go smoothly with this baby as well.
I do have some nerves about getting pressured to induce. My midwife/OB both started pushing for induction last time at 37 weeks and I had to fight them off. I went on to deliver a 7 pound healthy baby naturally at 41 weeks. I am so glad I resisted the induction.
I have not been to the OB yet and when I do go, I am tempted to fudge the date of my last period. Just to give me an extra week of breathing room at the end of the pregnancy. I don't know.
Frugal, food growing mama to my four loves
Hi all - i am 41 - had my last LO at 40. I also have a DD who is 16 and a DS who is 13. So far the worst thing about having a baby at this age was having to spend 4 hours at the DMV with my daughter who turned 16, and an 8 month old strapped to my back!
Its been great being calm, knowing when to panic and when not to, knowing - REALLY understanding the phrase "this too, shall pass" - I can remember so clearly when my older kids were this age...and in a blink of an eye - they were teenagers. So i think i really can appreciate every moment with this new one...even the ones that drive me crazy!
I had the 12 week 'quad screen' and that was it as far as testing ...if that test had shown any abnormalities, i would have further tests, probably the CVS.
Happy at Home Mama to DD 4/95 DS 4/98 and DS#2 8/10
We will take testing as it comes, research each, and probably go with what is least invasive.
If I can offer any advice to moms...i would say, do yourself a favor and get lots and lots of exercise. Walk, do core exercises, yoga, swim, do weights, whatever you can...but get out there and move every day, even when you feel like crap. You will make a healthier baby and you will have a easier pregnancy and birth. The difference between my third and fourth child as far as pregnancy and birth went was night and day, thanks to exercise and diet. I think these become more essential as we age.
I'm 37. Assuming baby stays put until after my birthday (due a week after it) I'll be 38. I'm only planning an ultrasound at this point. I was 35 when I had ds3.
mom to all boys B: 08/01, C: 07/05 , N: 03/09 , M: 01/12 and far too many lost ones
You're not the oldest. I'm also 45, expecting my 5th and totally blown away by this pregnancy. I was so glad to see someone else in a similar situation. Good luck!
Glad to see you here. How are you feeling? How old are your other children?
Mama to AJS - 22, CRS -17 and forever in my heart GHAB 8/5/11/(18 weeks)
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