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Luxury 6 Bedroom Beachfront Villa w/Pool & Spa
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Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 6.5
Sleeps: 17
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Pets allowed: Yes
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A dream come true, this stunning villa welcomes you with gentle tropical breezes, warm and delicious sunlight to bathe in, sweet floral scents of the tropics and the soothing music of waves caressing the white-sand beach below. Villa St. John is one of only a few beachfront villas on this exclusive eight mile stretch of utopia.
Stunning, warm and welcoming, the grand villa is comprised of four bedroom suites and the honeymoon villa of two bedroom suites. Both the grand and honeymoon villas have their own living and dining room areas and newly renovated kitchens with rich mahogany cabinetry and graphite counter tops.
One of Villa St. John's most unique features is that all of the six bedrooms are 650 square foot master suites (the largest on the island), each with their own 2 person jacuzzi, walk-in closets, coffee maker, refrigerator, and balcony, offering panoramic views of Chocolate Bay, the Caribbean and a picturesque inlet that accommodates spectacular yachts, a pristine beach and the rhythmic sound of lapping waves of crystal clear water from the Caribbean.
Enjoy a dip in the warm, clear turquoise sea of the villa's private, white sand beach or swim in the crystal water of the villa's swimming pool, its deck splashed with casual outdoor furniture for sunbathing or entertaining. Enjoy the sunset over St. Thomas as you sit in the jacuzzi, have cocktails on the deck of the outdoor dining area, or relax on your room's private balcony, all of which provide the perfect setting to watch the sun sink below the horizon over the sparkling bay and the blue-green Caribbean, or rise to announce a spectacular new day in paradise at dawn.
The villa complex is ideal for weddings, reunions, family get-togethers, a romantic island escape, honeymoons or for simply relaxing island-style and is the perfect launch for island adventures such as kayaking, hiking, shopping in Cruz Bay, snorkeling, scuba diving or deep-sea fishing.
For those who simply are unable to leave their work at home, Villa St. John is equipped with high-speed wireless internet access, printer and fax.
Civilizations lived on St. John long before the Europeans arrived to the region, as evidenced by the petroglyphs, or rock carvings left by the Taino people. These carvings are found especially on the Reef Bay hiking trail. These people were all but driven into extinction by Europeans in the 17th century seeking new territories as colonial properties.
Natural History
Much of the vegetation on the Island is second generation growth. Almost the entire Island was clear-cut to make way for sugar cane production during the colonial era. Some native species like the tyre palm remain, but much growth today are introduced species.
Submerged Lands
In 1962, Congress expanded the boundary of Virgin Islands National Park to include 5,650 acres of submerged lands to protect and preserve the beautiful coral gardens and seascapes. Today, the Park conducts research, and has developed policies and practices aimed at protecting the fragile coral reef systems.
Climate is temperate year-round ranging from low eighties during the winter months to the low - mid nineties in the summer.
About the owner
Owner Profile
School:Fauquier High, California State University, Long Beach, The College of William & Mary
About:My husband and I were married on St John in 1999. We fell in love with the island and promptly bought a home. We love sharing our home with our guests and hope you enjoy the island as much as we do....
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- 4 King Beds
- 2 Queen Beds
- 2 Sofa Beds
- Air Conditioning
- Full Kitchen
- Housekeeper
- Pet Friendly
- Balcony
- Hardwood Floors
- Linens Provided
- Private Pool
- Beach Chairs
- Heating
- Oceanfront
- View (Ocean)
- Beach Towels
- High Speed Internet
- Parking Included
- View (Water)
- Beachfront
- Hot Tub
- Patio
- Waterfront
- Deck
- Alarm Clock
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Stove
- Blender
- Fax Machine
- Oven
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- CD Player
- Gas Grill
- Radio
- Telephone
- Ceiling Fan
- Hair Dryer
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Toaster
- Coffee Maker
- Ice Maker
- Refrigerator (Mini)
- DVD Player
- Iron
- Stereo
- Washer/Dryer
- Beach
- Canoeing
(1 mile)
- Miniature Golf
(1 mile)
- Snorkeling
(1 mile)
- Fishing
- Golf
(1 mile)
- Parasailing
(1 mile)
- Surfing
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- Ocean
- Grocery Store
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- Restaurant
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- Tennis
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- Pool
- Gym/Fitness Center
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- Sailing
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- Water Skiing
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- Basketball Court
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- Jet Skiing
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- Windsurfing
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Reviews for this vacation villa rental in Chocolate Hole, St John, Virgin Islands
Robert Render said...
Nov 28, 2012
Villa St. John Vacation
127B Chocolate Hole, St. John, St. John (111780)
Date of Stay November 3, 2012
Helpful votes:0/0.
Can't say enough about Villa St. John! We had 6 couples stay there the first week of November and it was perfect for our group. It was nice to have the big bedrooms and all with a great view. We used the pool every afternoon and hung out on the living areas at night. Location was very convenient to Cruz Bay and a great starting place every morning to explore St. John. We would recommend to anyone looking for an upscale house to rent in St. John.
Recommended for: Age 55+, Adventure Seekers, Girls Getaway, Sightseeing, Families with Teenagers, Families with Young Children, Romantic Getaway
Robin D Pilli said...
Mar 27, 2012
Everything we were looking for
127B Chocolate Hole, St. John, St. John (111780)
S. LEE ROSENBERG said...
Jan 18, 2012
127B Chocolate Hole, St. John, St. John (111780)
Jennifer Porfert said...
May 9, 2011
Perfect Family Villa and Wedding Location
127B Chocolate Hole, St. John, St. John (111780)
Joanne Walker said...
May 9, 2011
Beautiful Waterfront Villa
127B Chocolate Hole, St. John, St. John (111780)
Carolyn Olson said...
Feb 4, 2011
Fabulous Views!!! The sunsets are amazing!!!! Perfect backdrop for the vacation of a lifetime!
127B Chocolate Hole, St. John, St. John (111780)
Thomas H Miller said...
Feb 9, 2011
Villa St John
127B Chocolate Hole, St. John, St. John (111780)
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127B Chocolate Hole, St. John, St. John (111780)
Ben Nordmeyer said...
Feb 6, 2011
Perfect place in paradise.
127B Chocolate Hole, St. John, St. John (111780)
J. D. Ellsworth said...
Feb 5, 2011
Stunning Place for a Large Group
127B Chocolate Hole, St. John, St. John (111780)
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School:Fauquier High, California State University, Long Beach, The College of William & Mary
About:My husband and I were married on St John in 1999. We fell in love with the island and promptly bought a home. We love sharing our home with our guests and hope you enjoy the island as much as we do....
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The Arctic is of special interest today because it is increasing in temperature at twice the global rate. According to Kim, past climate change in the Arctic can serve as a proxy to better understand our current climate change and aid future predictions. The Eocene epoch, she said, is like a "deep-time analogue for what's going to happen if we don't curb CO2 emissions today, and potentially what a runaway greenhouse effect looks like."
Before this study, marine records primarily came from deep-sea cores pulled from
a central Arctic Ocean site, the Lomonosov Ridge. Kim and Eberle studied shark teeth from a new coastal site on Banks Island. This allowed them to better understand the changes in ocean water salinity across a broader geographic area during a time of elevated global temperatures. Shark teeth are one of the few available vertebrate marine fossils for this time period. They preserve well and are incredibly abundant.
To arrive at their results, Kim isolated and measured the mass ratio of oxygen isotopes 18 to 16 found in the prepared enameloid (somewhat different from human tooth enamel) of the shark teeth. Sharks constantly exchange water with their environment, so the isotopic oxygen ratio found in the teeth is directly regulated by water temperature and salinity. With assumptions made about temperatures, the group was able to focus on extrapolating salinity levels of the water.
The results were surprising. "The numbers I got back were really weird," Kim said. "They looked like fresh water." The sand tiger sharks she was studying are part of a group called lamniform sharks, which prefer to stay in areas of high salinity.
"As more freshwater flows into the Arctic Ocean due to global warming, I think we are going to see it become more brackish," said Eberle, associate professor of geological sciences at CU-Boulder. "Maybe the fossil record can shed some light on how the groups of sharks that are with us today may fare in a warming world."
Because the teeth are 40 to 50 million years old, many tests were run to eliminate any possible contaminates, but the results were still the same. These findings suggest that sharks may be able to cope with rises in temperature and the subsequent decrease of water salinity. It has long been known that sharks are hardy creatures. They have fossil records dating back some 400 million years, surviving multiple mass extinctions, and have shown great ecological plasticity thus far.
Additionally, these results provide supporting evidence for the idea that the Arctic Ocean was most likely isolated from global waters.
"Through an analysis of fossil sand tiger shark teeth from the western Arctic Ocean, this study offers new evidence for a less salty Arctic Ocean during an ancient 'greenhouse period,'" said Yusheng (Chris) Liu, program director in the National Science Foundation (NSF)'s Division of Earth Sciences, which co-funded the research with NSF's Division of Polar Programs. "The results also confirm that the Arctic Ocean was isolated during that long-ago time."
While Kim has hopes to expand her research both geographically and in geologic time in an effort to better understand the ecology and evolution of sharks, she remarked that "working with fossils is tricky because you have to work within the localities that are preserved. "You can't always design the perfect experiment."
— Isabella Penido
Steve Koppes | newswise
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Orange-Braised Fennel
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 3 fennel bulbs, trimmed and each cut into 6 wedges
- 1/2 cup chicken stock
- 1/2 cup fresh orange juice
- 2 cloves garlic, chopped
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Heat the olive oil in a large straight-sided saute pan. Add fennel and brown on all sides. Stir in the stock, orange juice and garlic. Bring to a boil, then cover and lower the heat to a simmer. Cook until fennel is tender, about 20 minutes.
Recipe courtesy of Sunny Anderson, 2008
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- TechNet, the bipartisan policy and political network of technology CEOs that promotes the growth of the innovation economy, and the Massachusetts Broadband Institute, a division of the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative, today will bring together leading innovation and technology companies to discuss the wired economy.
The summit, to be held at MIT's Stata Center, will address how Massachusetts is working with public and private partnerships to achieve their goal as a national leader in broadband adoption, and how new technologies, with the right infrastructure development, will help drive the modern economy.
Pamela Goldberg, CEO of Massachusetts Technology Collaborative, will deliver the keynote address. "MassTech and the Massachusetts Broadband Institute are happy to be part of such a great event. Through the support of the Patrick/Murray Administration and our partners in government and the private sector, we're working diligently to bring broadband Internet access and adoption to all corners of the Commonwealth and close the digital divide. This event gives us an opportunity to highlight where we are and where we need to go."
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Judith Dumont, Director of the Massachusetts Broadband Institute, Matt Dunne, Head of Community Affairs, Google, Staci Pies, Director of Government and Regulatory Affairs, Microsoft, Mark Reilly, SVP of Government and Regulatory Relations, Comcast, Deb Socia, Executive Director of Tech Goes Home, Rob Shanahan, President and CEO, Lightower Fiber Networks and Tim Scott, Vice President, Axia NGNetworks, will speak at today's summit.
The summit will take place on Wednesday, November 14, 2012 from 5pm-8pm ET at the MIT Stata Center. The event is sponsored by Cisco, Google, Microsoft, Comcast, Juniper and Lightower. More information about the event can be found here.
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This month I did something I have been long reluctant to do because I did not think I qualified due to income and a FT job.
I looked into Food Pantry programs to see their locations, hours and requirements and settled on a few to visit.
A week ago I went to a Vietnamese Adult Community Center, a mile from home, that offers a food pantry...
A person can sign up to come by once a month and be given a large box of pantry items...
Canned goods such as fruit, veggies and beans, juice, pasta, cookies, baking sugar and other things.
I brought the stash home and sorted it out for my pantry.
That afternoon I took 2 buses on a 2 hour trip, from where I live in West Houston, to a location way on the east side of the city.
The first bus hugged Brays Bayou, and went the Texas Medical Center District and the 2nd went through downtown and the old 5th Ward.
It traveled through neighborhoods with beat up clapboard houses narrow streets no sidewalks and few shopping centers.
The return home took an extra hour due to the bus scheduling and busy evening traffic.
My destination? The Houston Food Bank Emergency Food Program.
Signing up allows me to, once a month, come in and shop for what I want in a space set up like a market, with frozen meat, dairy, veggies, fruit, and pantry items that you pick from based on item limits and availability at the time you shop.
The place is open 3-8pm.
I got there at 4, was interviewed at 515pm and finished shopping an hour later....I brought home 4 re-useable large blue Walmart bags full in my red cart.
Wednesday morning I went to a pantry run by a program at a local Episcopal church and came home with 2 shopping bags worth of canned goods, pasta and more.
I can return 3 more times between August and December and plan to do so in August, October & November.
There is another program, nearby, that I plan to go to, soon, that I can take advantage of 3 times between now and the end of December.
My pantry spaces, fridge and freezer, limited though they are, are full to bursting.
I came home and put the meat in freezer bags and hoped for the best.
I hope to use the potatoes a bit next week, if they are still good.
The ice cube trays are something Walmart sells and I fell in love with how easy they make getting the cubes out of the trays compared to the usual cheap plastic variety that don't last very long.
Yes, those are my crock pots and that was my blender in the earlier photo.
I bought that blender for Christmas 2014 and am embarrassed to say I've yet to use it for my beloved smoothies or anything else since.
I also love those Old El Paso Stand & Stuffs I picked up at Walmart the other day and hope to use them for the first time in months.
Lots of pasta, rice and spaghetti, some canned veggies and fruit, tuna, beans, jelly and snacks, some juice, a bag of Confectioners Powdered Sugar that I have no clue what to use for.
Meat, bread for sandwiches, a package of hard salami and packages of lettuce slices that mean a few weeks of something other than PBJ for work lunches.
What did the cats think of all this?
The 2 paper bags were a huge hit, hee, hee!
In recent days our store was doing a promotion and associates volunteered to don the costume of the Olaf character in Frozen and go around the store making friends with the kiddies and posing for selfies.
One day, as I manned the self check-out lanes one of our female associates came by in the costume and the urge to have a little fun came over me....
Business being extremely slow I tossed an associate my cell and asked her to take a quick photo....
So, what does she do? She sees me dancing with Olaf and decides to make a one minute video...and I posted it on my Facebook since I apparently could not save it to an email.
Forget Fred & Ginger...Get a load of Kiril & Olaf !!
Dancing With the Stars-worthy ya think?
Yesterday, watching the video again, I was inspired to poetic creativity....
Boogie Woogie Walmart Cashier by Kiril "The Mad Houstonian" Kundurazieff
With apologies to Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, The Andrews Sisters and their song writers...
He's a Middle-aged Walmart Associate from out Houston way.
He has a fun-filled style that no one else can display.
He's a top man as a cashier.
When to his lane you come up he's friendly and efficient at his craft.
He makes you laugh and feel like a King or Queen.
He's the Boogie Woogie Walmart Cashier of the Houston Scene.....
I'm dancin' in a Walmart.
Just dancin' in a Walmart.
What a glorious feelin',
I'm happy as sin.
I'm ringing up customers.
So long is my line.
Everyone with a full cart
And I'm ready to shine.
Let rollbacks be
All over the place.
Come on with your haul,
I've a smile on my face.
I greet all in my lane
With a humorous refrain.
Just dancin',
Dancin' in a Walmart...
Cashierin' in a Walmart...
Making people laugh and smile again and again...
I'm dancin' and jokin' in a Houston Walmart...
Life is not easy for me, these days, a struggling writer and blogger living paycheck to paycheck, and hasn't been for a while (I went to food pantries for the first time last week and this), but that is no excuse not to enjoy life to the fullest as best I am able.
I took one of those silly online quiz-things the other day...
It said that August 21st, 2016 would be my happiest day of the year.
"This is going to be your day! You won't be able to believe your luck and will be flooded with good news! You should look forward to this because your life will change for the better!"
Who knows, it COULD happen....I just want to safely make it to my 4th anniversary in Houston, the 3rd week of September, and go from there... :-D
Sit in the same spot for anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour...for days on end? And write?
As I mentioned at the start of this series I have done this before...twice.
(You can read Day 1- 2016, here)
I work 5 days a week and I decided to loiter in a nice spot off to the side of the parking lot at the Walmart where I work.
The past 3 days have seen more terrorism, , first in Nice, France, as a Muslim terrorist used a truck to kill more than 80 people and injure a couple hundred more, then this morning in Baton Rouge, LA....another Black on Cop mass killing, this time ending with the death of killer.
Like many people I kept up with news and stories and essays, and that meant spending my lunch time at work, doing so at my Sit Spot.
Newt Gingrich said the U.S. should "test every person here who is of a Muslim background" to see if they pose a threat to the country.
Speaking to Fox News commentator Sean Hannity, the former House speaker said if those background checks reveal an allegiance to Sharia law, or Islamic law, the individual "should be deported."
"Let me be as blunt and as direct as I can be: Western civilization is in a war," Gingrich said.
Sharia is incompatible with Western civilization."
He did, however, make it clear he is "perfectly happy" to welcome Muslims "who have given up Sharia" into the United States.
I have no problem with his suggestion.
That last idea, though, is not so simple to implement when you consider that the Koran teaches, among other things, that it is OK to lie to and deceive the Infidel to further Islam.
I have no problem shopping at Muslim owned businesses and eating at restaurants, or working with Muslims, but I keep in mind all that I have read and learned, from 30+books and numerous other sources, since Sept 11, while doing so.
It is only prudent. If America is not careful we will have the same problems that Europe and Great Britain have brought upon themselves, the last 30 years, with their open immigration from the Middle East.
Allen West wrote a great essay that, among other things, makes the following observation: "
"We throw ourselves into gyrations about measured responses, restrictive rules of engagement, and reduction of collateral damage. In other words, we are providing the enemy sanctuary because of our reticence to unleash hell upon them. The people in Nice were not considered for collateral damage; they were brutally and savagely run down and shot — just as in Orlando, Paris, Brussels, San Bernardino — and the list goes on."
Bruce Bawer, in City Journal, wrote a powerful essay that shares important truths that people in the West need to face.
His essay addresses this point, among others: "The time for shock is over. The time for heaping up flowers and candles and stuffed animals at the sites of atrocities is over. The lies and ignorance and cravenness must end, and the simple facts must be faced. The free, civilized West has, for years now, been the target of a war of conquest—a war waged in many forms (of which terrorism is only one) by adherents of a religion that preaches submission, intolerance, and brutality, and our leaders and media, with few exceptions, continue to play a game whose fatuity, fecklessness, and pusillanimity have become increasingly clear."
As for what happened in Baton Rouge...
I agree with the head of Cleveland Police Union: "Obama Has 'Blood on His Hands' After Baton Rouge Cop Killings".
This man most likely speaks for most law abiding African-Americans in his angry video that rips the Black Lives Matter movement to shreds...
'Pissed Off' Black Man Posts Uncensored Video Message After 3 More Cops Are Killed in Baton Rouge.
Then there is this...Week-Old Facebook Post From One of the Fallen Baton Rouge Officers Is Going Viral.
"To me this is not so much about gun control as it is about what's in men's heart. And until we come together as a nation, as a people to heal as a people, if we don't do that and this madness continues we will surely perish as a people."
Today was my last day sitting at my sit spot, but not my last day writing this month. I may change my sit spot to the break room at work.
Several times over the past 2 weeks I felt itching in my legs, around my socks but, not seeing the source I assumed I was imagining it...until today.
Black ants...under the tables where employees eat and smoke during breaks.
As nice a spot the tables are to rest and eat and write, i don't need to accidentally bring ants home with me so...
It was nice while it lasted.
But 13 years ago, Beck tapped the same stream of patriotism and outsider anger that Trump has turned into rocket fuel for his extraordinary presidential campaign.
As I return to Cleveland this week for the convention to crown Donald Trump as the presidential nominee of the Republican Party, I find myself thinking this stunning development would be easier to understand if I had gone to the Beck rally in 2003.
Obviously, Beck understood something that I missed completely.
Paul Singer in USA Today on Sunday
"With just a return to reason, principles and decency we can not just restore the American Dream, but chart a new course that is far beyond anything our founders could have ever dreamt.
The future is ours. The world is going to change in deep, lasting and profound ways. But what we do right now will make all of the difference.
We must stop trying to win or point the finger at those who were "wrong". We must move toward what MLK called reconcilliation.
You didn't cause this, nor did I. We all did. Everyone on the planet today. 10% of us just in this country can tip the scales and lead us to safety and a much brighter future.
Perhaps it begins with just the two of us."
Glenn Beck, in an open letter response to Singer last night.
Sit in the same spot for anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour...for days on end? And write?
As I mentioned at the start of this series I have done this before...twice.
(You can read Day 1- 2016, here)
I work 5 days a week and I decided to loiter in a nice spot off to the side of the parking lot at the Walmart where I work.
I had planned to continue from the previous post, blogging every work day over the past week but, like everyone else in America I imagine, my attention was diverted by the horrific events in Dallas on the 7th...
I spent time at home, online, keeping up with things, and did the same during breaks at work, including while eating my lunch while sitting outside at my Sit Spot.
5 law enforcement officers cowardly shot down by a sick, twisted terrorist...
I want to share links to several pieces, by law enforcement officers, that I feels should be shared far and wide.
'I Refuse to See Hate Live': Black Dallas Officer, Bryan Woodard, Posts Emotional Video Update After Deadly Police Ambush
Tim Pounds is Running for Douglas County Sheriff & has some powerful thoughts.
A powerful and moving video by Sgt. Chuck Wells.
"I realized that the very reasons I became a cop, are the very reasons my own people hate me, and now in this toxic hateful racially charged political climate, I am now more likely to die,... and it is still hard for me to understand…. to this day." - Officer Jay Stalien
A powerful, oh so very powerful essay. A black officer pours his heart out, RIPs BLM, black on black crime and discusses so much more.
And then there is this great piece by columnist Matt Walsh...
All lives matter...Blue Lives Matter...Terrorists will not succeed in destroying America.
To combat all the seriousness and worry I took some time, one day, to celebrate Cow Appreciation Day at my local Chick Fil-A.
Embarrass yourself in public by dressing as a cow and get a free entrée.
I was SOOO there!
I made my get up from stuff lying around the apartment ( a couple of spots were refusing to stick by the time I placed the order) and hopped the bus to the Meyerland store in Bellaire on the way to work.
The bus riders probably thought I needed a straight jacket and a few may have considered getting off at the next stop, hee, hee!
I was a big hit when I arrived to get my sandwich and ordered the bagel chicken/egg/cheese sandwich.
Sit Spot Challenge - Summer 2016: Meyerland Musings 7
Sit in the same spot for anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour...for days on end? And write?
As I mentioned at the start of this series I have done this before...twice.
(You can read Day 1- 2016, here)
I work 5 days a week and I decided to loiter in a nice spot off to the side of the parking lot at the Walmart where I work.
To continue from yesterday...
What have I done with my "one and precious life", since Spring 2011, that has been positive, personally and creatively?
In the Spring of 2010 I had a seizure at work and in Sept. I accepted a buyout offered by my job instead of waiting to be laid off and get nothing.
By April 2011 I had finished a slew of computer classes and was looking to return to the job hunt.
I was writing poetry and 100 word stories on this blog, even did a special video and simple Power Point and doing things on my cat blog as well that I was proud of, and just learned the result of my applying, earlier in the year, to be the very first Purina Cat Chow Correspondent, a $50,000 a year gig; the message to me was humbling and inspiring.
By the end of May I had broken my ankle and would spend the next year recovering.
That did not stop me from my creativity and as I recovered I found myself sponsored to attend a pet charity event in Los Angeles, writing a series of creative writing prompts and hosting a long-time blogging friend for a short visit to SoCal and wrote about attending the AARP Life at 50+ Convention in Los Angeles, all before the start of the Fall!
Humor, poetry and A Creative Writer's Prayer ended the year.
In early 2012 I attended and wrote about architectural and musical events that re-connecting with an old high school classmate led me to.
I also did a series of blog posts where I visited old haunts in the Inland Empire and even put a positive, long overdue, bit of finality to my leaving the longest job I ever held, when I visited the bookstore and encountered the owners wife for the first time since 2001.
Little did I know then that these visits would be the last before I fled the state.
I did more writing prompts and poetry and celebrated my birthday with reflective pieces...
April 2012 saw the hints of big changes in my life, personally and creatively as I took part in something called a "Building a Platform Challenge" and made new online friends, one of whom I eventually had the pleasure to meet in person when I attended Blog Paws later in the year.
The first day asked me to take a look at who you are, what you've done, what you're doing, etc...
June was a month of reflection about myself as a creative person and about preparing for the future and the changes a move to Texas might bring.
In July I wrote about attending a "Social Media Day" at the OC Register Newspaper and wrote a post about "wishes for the future"; 5 wishes for health, spirituality, possessions, creativity, career and leisure.
I also shared "affirmations about my creativity going forward".
August was a busy month.... I read and thought about some special stories I wrote for the first time in 5 years and wondered if I could do more, wrote about a walk in Irvine Regional Park, was inspired by the essay and poem of a friend to write about "What Creativity Means To Me", and announced my plans to move to Texas.
As I prepared to start a new life my creative side received attention and analysis from one of the new friends I had made via the platform challenge....and I wrote my thoughts in response.
I, The Mad Macedonian...writer, blogger, journalist, poet, humorist, storyteller, cycling dude, walker, photographer, proud PJ Pundit, was about to start a new stage of my life.
Unique, opinionated, informative, creative, funny, clever, inventive, I hoped to take those skills in new directions.
I spent time researching my archives and reading certain pieces again so I could sit out here during lunch break and reflect on them.
I had done a lot of cat blogging, poetry, stories, humor and book reviews, as well, and more creative writing prompts, and they were among the many positives that made me smile as I remembered them.
The more personal pieces give me a lot to think about 4 and 5 years since I wrote them.
I had no reason to believe that the amount of creativity I had indulged in would change with the move and was optimistic for the future....
NEXT UP -- Sit Spot Challenge - Summer 2016: Meyerland Musings 6
Sit in the same spot for anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour...for days on end? And write?
As I mentioned at the start of this series I have done this before...twice.
(You can read Day 1- 2016, here)
I work 5 days a week and I decided to loiter in a nice spot off to the side of the parking lot at the Walmart where I work.
Quote to Ponder...
"Tell me what is it you plan to do with your one and precious life?"
Mary Oliver
When I pondered this question while sitting on a log in a park, 6 years ago, I reflected on my past and how things had not turned out as I thought they would after college.
Pondering this question, going forward, will have to await a new day.
NEXT UP -- Sit Spot Challenge - Summer 2016: Meyerland Musings 5
Sit in the same spot for anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour...for days on end? And write?
As I mentioned at the start of this series I have done this before...twice.
(You can read Day 1- 2016, here)
I work 5 days a week and I decided to loiter in a nice spot off to the side of the parking lot at the Walmart where I work.
This place is a nice choice, I thought, for a new Sit Spot Challenge.
Happy Independence Day!
Why do we celebrate this day?
I originally shared this in a Gratitude post on this day in 2013 and wish to share it again...these performances are even more important today, during this election year....
Today is a day to be grateful for America, and the beacon of freedom it is to the world and has been since winning its independence from England in the 1770's & 80's.
As someone who enjoys history, and grew up with a taste in music different from many of his peers, I learned to love classical music, big band, instrumental Jazz, Country and more, running the gamut from the 19th century to the 1980's.
When it comes to patriotic, America loving, music, I have my favorites and wish to share a few.
I am grateful for these songs and spoken-word performances, by some of the most famous men and women in the world of entertainment:
Star Spangled Banner - 1898 recording
An ex-marine sings the rarely heard 3rd & 4th verses
You're a Grand Old Rag by Billy Murray (1906)
Cohan changed rag to flag by 1918
God Bless America by Kate Smith (1938)
This Land is Your Land by Woody Guthrie
Battle Hymn of the Republic - Mormon Tabernacle Choir
The Pledge of Allegiance by Red Skelton
America Why I love Her by John Wayne
This Independence Day I worked. I got up at 430am, showered, fed the cats, checked online, then caught the first of 2 buses, at 545am to get to work by 640am for a 7 to 4 shift.
On this morning, still 2 blocks from the store, walking through the far end of the shopping complex, and SUV pulled alongside me and a voice calls out..."want a ride?"
I had my back to the man, my attention concentrated on the amusement I was getting by using my finger to draw a giant "BOO!!" (with smiley faces for the O's) on the huge, dew-covered, window of a mattress store....
When I turned around and smiled I confirmed that the offer of a ride came from my store manager who was smiling at my antics (I forgot to take a photo of my artistry, darn it!).
Questions for the Day:
What time was the sunrise today? 6:26am
What time is sunset expected today? 8:26pm
What is the current phase of the moon? Near New Moon (Waxing Crescent)
If you want to see the sunrise, in the best way possible, in Houston you have to be near the coast, on the east side, high up in a building or standing above the dam along Highway 6, at Buffalo Bayou, in West Houston.
To see the sunset the bayou spot or high up in a building are best.
It was another hot day and, being a holiday, you'd expect lots of shoppers getting fixings for BBQ or something...but not our store...at least not in the morning. As of my lunch time, 11 to noon, there was no stampede; maybe they shopped themselves out by the end of Sunday, who knows, hee, hee!
Things picked up in the afternoon and the parking lot was crowded, as I sat for a time in my spot, after work.
Another thing I took note of is the empty park next to the store.
You saw the photo, from the other day...It's a nice park, plenty of room.
It is sad to see an empty park on a holiday...
There are all variety of Independence Day celebration concerts and fireworks all over Houston, this evening, at concert venues and parks, some even free, and of course everyone and their brother will be firing off fireworks on street corners and in parking lots and parks and yards...some will even be acting stupid and firing off guns into the air.
Me? I sat at my Sit Spot after work, my cell phone to my ear, listening to the above recordings before heading off to catch the bus home.
My dinner, tonite, is not much, but it is tasty...a combo meal of 2 Knorr Rice & Pasta Side flavors....Steak Fajitas & Creamy Chipotle.
Hope you have a fun and safe Independence Day evening!
Next up...Sit Spot Challenge - Summer 2016: Meyerland Musings 4
July 1st, and I had just got off the bus near work...
Looking up at the sky...there He was again...
By the time I got my cell phone out to take a photo one eye was closed as if God was not just smiling at me, but grinning and winking, and the vision was about to break apart under the still open eye where the cheek had been attached.
I have long since given up trying to understand why I keep seeing these images in the clouds (the 4th time since April) and just go with whatever creativity results.
Later in the day I began my first Sit Spot Challenge since 2012.
Speaking of things to "try to understand" let me share something and see what you think...
Walking past a bus bench on my return from a trip to the market I found a crumpled piece of paper where there had been none an hour before...
One of my neighbors was out barbecuing by the pool and kindly took a photo of me holding my dirty, crumpled, torn find.
When I got back to my apartment I took a closer look and this is what I read...
To whom ever reads this…
Let this be a warning to you…
My name is unimportant. It won't help you rescue me from the hell that is a small prison cell in a Godforsaken country south of the border.
If you take a vacation, here, be warned…no matter what you do, how behaved you are, or whose palms you grease, someone, somewhere, could at any moment find an excuse to toss you in prison.
I was in a cantina, sitting in a corner, writing…when I fell asleep.
I awoke to a bloody table, a dead woman I'd never seen before knifed on the floor and 3 cops, guns drawn.
I protested my innocence to no avail.
30 years, no parole; that I was able to get this missive out, after a year, I consider a miracle from God.
My cellmate? Some would say he's crazy.
When I told him I was innocent he laughed.
When I asked him what he was in for he laughed again.
He said it happened 50 years ago.
They told him it was because "I tackled a glass of vodka because a clown stole my taco."
Your definition of crazy changes down here, trust me.
Sit in the same spot for anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour...for days on end? And write?
As I mentioned yesterday I have done it before...twice.
(You can read Day 1- 2016, here)
I work 5 days a week and there is a nice place to sit and write, before or after work, or during lunch break, at the Walmart where I work.
This place is next to a park with a lake and the occasional ducks and stray cats that make the place home for a time.
It's as good a location as any for a Sit Spot Challenge.
Next to the fence that separates our parking lot from the park our management decided, a few months ago, that employees needed someplace other than just outside the front door of the store to take a lunch or smoking break and set up a rather nice little spot to hang out.
Much more professional than what had gone on for years and it's surprising no-one had thought of this before now.
I only recently began coming out there back during our Spring storms, myself, to eat my lunch, relax and read the newspaper. If a co-worker came out to smoke I would soon find reason to pack up and head to the break room as an alternative, but I've only had to do so a few times.
Mostly I've had the place to myself, except for yesterday when a co-worker helped take the above picture of me writing.
The spot is also a great place from which to people watch and storm watch.
From here you can see people come and go as they shop at one of the busiest Walmarts in Houston, especially on weekends and holidays.
From here the view of the sky, in all directions, is good for observing the often spectacular lightning shows that often go with the drenching rain storms that come through with LOUD, nearly non-stop, thunder making sure you can't miss their presence even if you are inside the store.
From here one has a comfortable view of the entertainment during the storms as people without umbrellas dash to and fro.
As summer begins and the heat picks up it is also a nice, shady, spot to get out of it as well.


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First, the Bad News: There's a Hole in Your Roof. The Good News? That Meteorite Is Worth, Like, $200,000
Geologists concurred: The Faussets' home had been rocked by a space invader. "Meteorites are not especially beautiful to look at," says geologist Rhian Jones of the stone, an estimated 40 lbs. before shattering into more than 100 pieces when it hit at 200-plus mph. "But they're valuable because of where they come from."
And there's the beauty part: Sometimes money does drop out of the sky. The Faussets, both 59, were delighted to learn that remains of the rare meteorite, which did $10,000 worth of damage, are worth about $200,000. "There's a whole subculture out there," says Roy, who runs a gift shop with his wife. "They want to get a piece of it." Or even a piece of debris: Professional meteor hunter Mike Farmer claims he would have paid $5,000 just for the desk—already, alas, discarded—the rock destroyed.
For now the chunks remain safely in storage. "Is it a message from God?" muses Kay, reviewing the parade of plagues that have hit their humble home thus. far. "The only thing we haven't had is pestilence," she says. "But the dog does have fleas."
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