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This month, Nancy helps our readers deal with the remnants of the Thanksgiving feast, takes a look at some oft confused side dishes and discusses brining a turkey.
With so many people coming to my house for Thanksgiving -- and some of them bringing extra food with them -- I'm always left with a ton of leftovers. Any suggestions?
Holidays are laden with so many delectable treats, our eyes often are larger than our appetites. That being said, the "too much of a good thing" principle need not apply. Having so many leftovers should not be a burden. Part of the season is in fact celebrating the bountiful harvest, right?
A great way to use up those stragglers is a good, old-fashioned pot pie. It is also the most time- and cost- effective way to use everything together.
Try this:
*Lightly grease a casserole dish.
*Make a layer of stuffing as your pie "crust," smoothing it over the bottom of your dish as best you can.
*Add bite-sized bits of turkey and vegetables as the main layer.
*Thin some leftover gravy with chicken stock or water so it has the consistency of thick soup. Pour enough in to cover the turkey mixture.
*Top with a layer of leftover mashed potatoes (sweet or white). Or you can use a store-bought, ready-to-bake pie crust. If you use a pie crust, remember to cut a steam hole in the middle about the size of quarter.
*Bake in a 375-degree oven until hot and bubbly, about 30 minutes depending on the size of your casserole.
You can even make several of these to freeze for when the gobbler mood strikes again later in the season.
Q. What is the difference between stuffing and dressing?
The difference is simply the point of origin. Stuffing is just that: the stuff that is stuffed in the turkey before it is roasted. Dressing is made of the same stuff, but it is baked in a dish next to the turkey rather than in the bird.
Which brings me to food poisoning -- always a tasty subject this time of year. The problem is that the turkey can be cooked and the stuffing still can be raw and harboring all of those nasty uncooked bits that might come back to haunt you during halftime of the prime-time football game.
As a rule, you must be really careful about stuffing -- especially if eggs are involved, which doubles your trouble for food poisoning and salmonella exposure. Never stuff the bird too full; just loosely place it in the cavity of the turkey. And always make sure to take the internal temperature of the stuffing, too, not just the meat.
Your best bet is to make it a dressing. You can even baste it with the juices of the turkey so you can play it safe without losing out on flavor.
This doesn't mean the turkey has to be empty. I stuff mine with a ton of onions, whole cloves of garlic, a lemon cut in half, herbs of all sorts and maybe a carrot and a stalk of celery. This infuses the bird with all these wonderful flavors.
Personally, I like to have all of my guests leave standing up, so I take the path of least salmonella and just bake the dressing in a separate dish.
Q. Every year I hear about people brining their turkey. What is this, and why should I consider it?
Okay, team! The name of the game is "turkey," and victory is a moist bird.
There is nothing more disappointing than a dry turkey at Thanksgiving. After all that work, the star should not be regarded as a dried-up diva, but a vibrant bird that hasn't suffered at the hands of the oven.
Brining is used to infuse moisture into a piece of meat that has the potential of drying out. And turkey has plenty of that potential because it doesn't have a lot of fat, especially in the popular white-meat parts.
Again, we are playing with uncooked meat (of huge proportions, to boot) so let's keep an eye on safety with this easy method:
*Start the morning before Thanksgiving. Use a large bowl or roasting pan big enough for the sides to come up over the top of the turkey. You can also use a disposable cooler.
*Take the turkey and place it in a very large resealable bag. Look for one made for sweater storage.
*Place the bag with the turkey in the bowl or cooler.
*Mix 2 gallons of water with 2 cups of fine sea salt. Pour enough of this into the bag to cover the turkey, making more if needed.
*Put the whole set-up in the fridge for 12 hours. If it won't fit, you can keep it in a cooler with ice packs -- but keep the temperature between 33 and 39 degrees at all times.
*Rinse the turkey and let it dry for 12 hours (or overnight) in a roasting pan in the fridge.
*Roast as usual and enjoy!


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Ashland is the latest Oregon high school to cancel a football game because of flulike illnesses.
The Grizzlies will forfeit Friday's Class 5A Southern Sky Conference home game against fourth-ranked Crater because they are shorthanded due to illnesses.
"We just didn't feel like we had enough kids to put together a competitive team and for it to be safe," Ashland athletic director Karl Kemper said Wednesday.
The flu has swept through the school, which on Monday had 218 absences out of 1,021 students. On the recommendation of Jackson County Health and Human Services, the school canceled football practice for all levels Monday and Tuesday before restarting Wednesday.
Of the 52 players in grades 10 through 12, 24 were absent Monday and 21 on Tuesday. Fourteen of the 18 players who have starting positions were absent Monday.
"It's beyond our control," Kemper said. "The kids' health and safety is more important than a ballgame. We don't want to put our kids at risk. The thing about the virus is kids miss two or three days, come back, get sick again, and miss two or three more days."
The loss drops the Grizzlies to 2-4, 0-1 in the Southern Sky. Crater of Central Point improves to 6-1, 2-0.
Class 4A Phoenix, Class 1A Prospect and Class 3A Regis of Stayton have canceled games because of illness in the last two weeks.

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The Los Alamos Animal Shelter, 226 East Road, 662-8179, has a great selection of adoptable pets just waiting for their forever home, so come adopt your new best friend today! All adoptable pets are microchipped, spayed or neutered, and up-to-date on vaccinations. Shelter hours are noon – 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Saturday, and noon–3 p.m. Sunday.
Be sure to check out the website at lafos.org, where you can get more information about volunteering, adopting, and donating. You can also check out our Petfinder website for pictures of our adorable adoptable animals: petfinder.com/shelters/friendsoftheshelter.html.
Bingley—A10-year-old fluff ball who was adopted from the shelter 3 years ago, and she's a little sad to be back! Unfortunately one of her human friends developed an allergy to Bingley, so she's looking for a new forever home. This sweet girl has a very pretty gray and tan longhaired coat.
Juan—A big tomcat who was trapped a few weeks ago. He's still adjusting to life at the shelter, but two very dedicated Friends of the Shelter volunteers have been working with Juan to help him relax. He's finally learning that people can be nice and gentle, particularly when they have treats! Check back in a few weeks for more information about Juan!
Summer Family Evenings: Aparejo Burro Packing System at 6:30 p.m. at the Nature Center. Del Norte Credit Union sponsors this evening of family fun. Cost is $5 for non-member families and free for PEEC member families.
Nature Yoga at 6:30 p.m. Practice yoga at the nature center with Christa Tyson, where you have a great view of nature. Cost is $15 for non-members and $12 for PEEC members.
The United Thrift Shop at 2545 Canyon Road is having a half price sale on glassware from 8:30 a.m. to noon. The thrift shop has had an especially nice donation of glassware.
Gentle Walks from 8:30 a.m. to noon. at the Nature Center. A gentle walk for which the emphasis is on discovery, not mileage gained. Free.
Fourth Friday Fractals at 7 a.m. at the Nature Center. See fractals in nature as a full-dome planetarium show! Cost is $10 for adults and $8 for children.
Rockhound Geology Outing: Small Fry Prospect Mine from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Nature Center. Explore an old mining site to find fluorescent deep purple fluorite. Free for member families, $20 for non-member families.
Young at Heart Hike at 9 a.m. at the Nature Center. Join us on a hike that brings together people of all ages to connect, learn, play, and explore. Free.
Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) is bringing all new laser light shows to the Los Alamos Nature Center July 31 through Aug. 7.
Visitors can choose from up to four different shows each day. Enjoy laser shows choreographed to music as a full-dome experience in the nature center planetarium.
With 14 laser light shows, there is truly something for everyone. Music fans will love to see how laser light transforms their favorite bands in Laser Rock, Laser Retro, and Laser Vinyl. There are separate shows dedicated to the music of Metallica, Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, U2, Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, and Pink Floyd's The Wall. Family friendly offerings include Greek Legends, Laser Magic, Laser Mania, and more. The Laser Light Shows are sponsored by Los Alamos National Bank.
Tickets are limited. Each show is $6 for adults and $4 for children. Tickets may be purchased in person at the Los Alamos Nature Center or reserved by phone.
Ticket sales will end 10 minutes before the start of the show. To see which shows are offered on a particular day, please visit our website at peecnature.org, and click on the "Events" tab.
U.S. Senator Tom Udall thanked Los Alamos native Gillian Hsieh Ratliff Monday for her work as an intern in his Washington, D.C., office this summer. During her seven weeks on Capitol Hill, Hsieh Ratliff worked primarily on health-related issues.
"Gillian has worked on a number of important health policy issues this summer and has been of great help in my Washington, D.C. office," Udall said. "I hope that she finds her experiences during her internship valuable as she finishes college and begins her career."
Hsieh Ratliff said her desire to help others led to apply for an internship in Udall's office, and that the time she spent in the Capitol gave her a more positive perspective on Congress and the lawmaking process.
"I've learned that it's hard working on the Hill, and the hours are long, but it is also very rewarding," Hsieh Ratliff said.
Hsieh Ratliff is the daughter of Linda Hsieh and Gilbert Ratliff. She graduated from Los Alamos High School, and studies human biology at Pitzer College in Claremont, California, where she will be a senior this fall. She is a member of the Asian Pacific American Coalition. Hsieh Ratliff served as an intern at Los Alamos National Laboratories beginning in 2012.
We are hearing a lot of negatives about the Pokémon Go game, but if your kids are old enough and know better, let them play. OK, slather those teens up with sun block because many of them have not seen the sun since school let out. Recently, I saw two adults out walking the routes with their 'tweens and I was elated.
Engage, engage, engage – all kids and every time your conscience will allow you. It does have to be in a grand and over-powering way, say "hello," give a nod, pass a compliment and be on your way. If they are kids you see often, try something different the next time.
I have said before that you never stop gaining assets, so if young people make you too nervous, pick on someone your own age. Think of the change you might make at work when you say something kind to someone that annoys the stuffing out of you.
Try someone older, if so inspired by asking if there's something you can do to help or bring them a small treat.
One of my favorite things is to tell someone thanks for their service. You can target folks in the grocery store; police officers, firemen, men and women in uniform and of course the young person that bags your groceries.
Think of people you can say something kind to about the work they do and change the direction of their day.
"Police officers, like teachers, have seen their roles expand. They are now called upon to do things that go far beyond the job description."
The quote above is from a book called United by Cory Booker. After all of the things that have happened in the past month, I was encouraged to read something that may inspire the feeling that, "Love Will Out."
I believe that love will out-live the ugliness that we see being perpetuated from so many places.
The thing I planned to focus on here was about conversation with all of your kids, but perhaps especially those going off and into the "real world."
I'm sure I have told you of a friend I had back in my radio days that use to say, "Los Alamos, 65 square miles surrounded by reality."
No I am sure we aren't 65 square miles, and no he wasn't being derogatory. Don't miss my point.
We're pretty lucky on this parcel of land up on the hill. We have some really awesome police officers to boot. Now I won't start naming them because I don't know all of them anymore and I wouldn't want to leave someone out. There are a few that are pretty spectacular, if you ask me.
The League of Women Voters will host speaker Beverly Billie at their community Lunch with a Leader event at 11:45 July 19 at Mesa Library.
Billie is the Cultural and Outreach Coordinator for Tewa Women United. Her experience in experiential education and facilitation is extensive, and she is able to work effectively to accomplish desired outcomes that measure the success of her projects. Billie has been project coordinator and lead facilitator for a variety of youth programs for youth at risk, bullying prevention and youth leadership.
Billie's women's work includes leadership, empowerment, as well as healing and development of life skills. She provides programs for survivors of domestic violence, trauma, recovery, wellness and family reunification.
To order a $10 lunch from the Co-op, call Karyl Ann Armbruster at 231-8286 or email her at email@example.com for the extensive menu. It is not necessary to buy a lunch.
Feature Film: "We are Stars" at 2 p.m. at the Nature Center. This exciting, family-friendly film connects us to the evolution of the Universe and explores the secrets of our cosmic chemistry. Cost is $6 for adults and $4 for children.
Bird Walk in Lower Rendija Canyon from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Nature Center. Join Joe Fitzgibbon for a hike to find, identify and admire birds. Free for members, $5 for non-member.
Nature Playtimes from 10-11 a.m. at the Nature Center. Join local families for fun in nature. Free.
Chapter AK, P.E.O meeting at 12:15 p.m. at the home of Linda Valenti, 34 Spirit Ct., Santa Fe. Katie Brousseau is co-hostess. Nancy Coombs will present a program on bats. Members with last names H-Z please bring salads. RSVP by July 8 to Linda at (505) 984-9153.
Amateur Radio License exam session at 6:30 p.m. at the Old Fire Barn at 4017 Arkansas in Los Alamos. The session will be held in the upstairs meeting room. Those wishing to take the entrance level Technician exam will need a picture ID or two other forms of ID with their name and address and the $15 exam fee in cash or a check made out to the "ARRL VEC." Call Bill Boedeker at 662-4220 or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Auditions for the Los Alamos Little Theatre September production of "Not Quite Right," by E. Jarvik and R. Benjamin, will be from 2-5 p.m. July 10 and 7-9 p.m. July 11 at the Performing Arts Center. Call backs will be July 14.
Copies of the script will be available for two day checkout at Mesa Public Library and at the White Rock Library (reference desk). Auditions will be closed, i.e., a private session between the director, staff and the auditioning actor. Audition material will be a presentation of one of the six monologues offered.
June 10-16
For information, call the Betty Ehart Senior Center (BESC) at 662-8920, the White Rock Senior Center (WRSC) at 672-2034 and "Day Out" (adult day care, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.) at 661-0081. Reservations: by 10 a.m. for lunches.
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6 p.m. Argentine Tango dancing
7 p.m. Ballroom dancing
8:45 a.m. Variety Training
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- Chapter 2 2:1 My brethren, have not the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory, with respect of persons. 2:2 For if there come unto your assembly a man with a gold ring, in goodly apparel, and there come in also a poor man in vile raiment; 2:3 And...
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- Chapter 3 3:1 My brethren, be not many masters, knowing that we shall receive the greater condemnation. 3:2 For in many things we offend all. If any man offend not in word, the same is a perfect man, and able also to bridle the whole body. 3:3 Behold, we put...
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- Chapter 1 1:1 The former treatise have I made, O Theophilus, of all that Jesus began both to do and teach, 1:2 Until the day in which he was taken up, after that he through the Holy Ghost had given commandments unto the apostles whom he had chosen: 1:3 To...
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World Learning has awarded six talented alumni with the 2016 Advancing Leadership Fellowship, which funds social entrepreneurship projects around the globe. The organization will recognize the fellows with a reception in their honor on November 3 at the Rubin Museum in New York City.
- September 22, 2016
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World Learning officially launched the Leaders Advancing Democracy-Mongolia Project, which supports the country's next generation of democratic leaders, with an event in Ulaanbaatar.
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Five World Learning videos have earned prestigious Silver and Bronze prizes in the 37th Annual Telly Awards. With more than 13,000 entries from all 50 states and numerous countries, this is truly an honor.
- July 13, 2016
- Carla Lineback Named Director of Alumni Engagement
World Learning is proud to announce Carla Lineback has been named director of alumni engagement. She most recently served as associate dean for academic affairs for the School for International Training. Carla has a strong connection to the organization as her family has been involved with World Learning/SIT for more than 60 years.
- July 5, 2016
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World Learning joins the world in mourning the loss of Elie Wiesel, who survived the Holocaust and dedicated the rest of his life to giving voice to the voiceless and defending human rights.
- June 14, 2016
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The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has awarded World Learning a new $2.5 million Mongolian Young Leaders Program. Secretary of State John Kerry announced the program during his June 5 visit to Ulaanbaatar. It supports U.S. Ambassador to Mongolia Jennifer Zimdahl Galt's initiative to help build the country's next generation of democratic leaders.
- April 25, 2016
- Statement on the Ecuador earthquake
We at World Learning were deeply saddened by this month's devastating earthquake in Ecuador. We are grateful and relieved to report that all students, staff and partners of our SIT Study Abroad and The Experiment in International Living programs are unhurt and safe. Our thoughts remain with the many victims and their families.
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On April 5, 2016, the U.S. Embassy in Algiers, The Boeing Company, DOW Chemical, Anadarko Petroleum and World Learning will gather with select guests to inaugurate the Algiers STEAM Resource and Training Center—the first of its kind in Algeria.
- April 4, 2016
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- March 29, 2016
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World Learning is proud to host the 2016 International Women of Courage as part of an exchange program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State. The group of 14 extraordinary women received their awards from Secretary of State John Kerry in a ceremony at the State Department on March 29.
- February 29, 2016
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We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Ambassador John Reinhardt, who served as head of the U.S. Information Agency and was an Experiment in International Living trustee.
- January 22, 2016
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- November 3, 2015
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- May 27, 2015
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- May 13, 2015
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- May 13, 2015
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- May 4, 2015
- World Learning President Donald Steinberg Receives Global Impact Award
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- April 9, 2015
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President Obama's visit to Jamaica during April 8–9, 2015 marks a crucial event. Not only is this the first presidential trip to Jamaica since 1982, but with the visit comes the opportunity for the nation to discuss the ways in which youth civic engagement can be an enabler for political, social and economic participation, as well as to examine current opportunities and challenges for youth development.
- February 18, 2015
- New Alice Rowan Swanson Fellow Plans to Create Clean Energy From Waste in Mongolia
World Learning congratulates Charlotte Munson, the newest recipient of the Alice Rowan Swanson Fellowship, which returns alumni of its undergraduate study abroad programs to their host countries to conduct human rights projects.
- January 16, 2015
- SIT Graduate Institute Welcomes Visiting Scholar Chen Jianrong
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- January 16, 2015
- Daniel Cantor Yalowitz Named Vice Provost and Dean of SIT Graduate Institute
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- January 16, 2015
- World Deborah Robinson Appointed Academic Director of SIT Graduate Institute Washington, DC Center
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- January 14, 2015
- The Experiment in International Living Launches Netherlands Program on LGBTQ Issues
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Median pay for Food Safety Specialists in the United States is around $51K annually. Job satisfaction is reported as high by the vast majority of workers. Women make up a slight majority of Food Safety Specialists (57 percent) survey respondents. Medical benefits are awarded to most, and a strong majority earn dental coverage. The figures in this overview were provided by individuals who took PayScale's salary questionnaire.
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A food safety specialist, commonly known as a "food inspector," is responsible for assessing and monitoring food quality and safety for the public. These specialists may work in a variety of environments, including food labs, offices, restaurants, grocery stores, and places where food is manufactured.Read More...
Applicants are generally required to have a bachelor's degree in food sciences or a related field, and some positions may require a master's degree. Some employers may require professional certification in food safety, as well. Ongoing education will occur, as new products and foods are developed constantly and the field is growing and changing rather rapidly. This is a full-time position which generally requires these specialists to work daytime hours with some overtime required.
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Oxnard, California 11.68 miles SW
Santa Paula, California (map) | (805) 933-1942
Sites: 28 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 8 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $33.00
Not much to it, but what is there, is good. Sites are paved, but tight. Cable provided, but lots of local channels. Little area for pets. No laundry. WiFi is OK, but cuts off from time to time. But a very clean park. - ta96silver
Nov 2014 - $31.00
+ 6 paved sites are level front to rear and side to side; elec is OK [voltmeter at 110 with space heater and hott rodd on]; noise from street is not objectionable; park is within walking distance to supermarket, hardware, pharmacy; and some restaurants
- 4 no bathrooms or laundry; office only open from noon to 6 M-F; sites are narrow with minimal privacy hedges; no rigs older than 12 years allowed; no cable; free wi-fi is spotty, as is maintenance
We do like being able to walk to shopping and restaurants. - RaySc
Nov 2013 - $29.00
Roads and sites are very tight and it's hard to negotiate into your site due to strategically placed lamps and plants. No extra room to hang around outside your rig. Park Wi-Fi is slow. Decent 4G Verizon signal, but slow too. Plenty of constant noise from neighboring roads and highway. One mile to downtown Santa Paula where there are some beautiful murals. - Metamorphosis Road
Santa Paula, California (map) | (805) 654-3951
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 2 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $32.00
We had a nice shaded back-in site. The pull through sites are very close. The tent sites are really neat and some are close to a creek. The manager was super nice. It is in a larger day use park with big peacocks in it. Loved listening to them. Dogs can't go in the day use area but are allowed in the camping area. - Two_Huschels
Dec 2012 - $31.00
Nice county park with ten full hookup sites,regular spaced, level concrete pad, back in, picnic table, and fire pit. When we camped there in December just two other campers were there. It was fairly quiet during night time. Our rate reflects the winter rate which is less expensive than the other park across the creek. Good place for a weekend or stop-over. The exit lane has a tight turn so we took the entrance lane and had no trouble with our 34'fifth wheel. We would not recommend anything larger than 40'. We would stay there again. - TheSchweitzers
7400 Pine Grove Rd Santa Paula, California 93060 (map) | (805) 933-3200
Sites: 112 | Latest Rate: $60.00 | 42 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $60.00
This KOA is 5 miles up a two lane road. It only has 6 sites with sewer. The rest are water/electric only. It is Sunday morning and I am sitting here watching 30 trailers lined up to dump. Painful. I have one of the 6 sites with sewer. The park is dusty and dry, but is the best park in the area. It is $40 a night cheaper than the parks on the coast, so mostly used by younger folks, new to RVing. - Luke
Sep 2016 - $50.00
This park is a bit off the beaten path and you drive through town to get there. For an overnight it wasn't too convenient but if you have kids for a few days it would be great. It's built into the hills so going to the pool or showers required a hike down steep uneven stairs - would not be good for anyone not agile or small kids. They have a lot to do - nice pool, zip line, climbing wall and playground. The staff was very helpful. Our space was not level and a bit tricky to get in to - there's lots of turns and hills in this park. Also a lot of trees which is nice for ascetics but not so nice for the sap and bird poop on the rig. There are a lot of wild peacocks which are beautiful - they don't bother anyone but I did hear them early in the morning. - Catsinatrailer
Apr 2016 - $58.00
Initially, we were concerned about our size. We have a 40 ft 5th wheel pulled by a full crew size pickup. This campground is laid out with just the right amount of space for big rigs to get in & out. Just take it slow and you can stay here. The entire place is built on a hillside but divided into areas. Each area is as level as most campgrounds. We were in site #33 which is labeled a pull-through, however we backed in. One of the entrances was off the main road which is very steep in that section making it impossible for us to use the site as a pull-through. We had a very nice paved patio with table and chairs and a great view. They have tons of kid friendly activities. The pool area is extremely nice, but at the bottom of a very steep hill. This campground is located out in the country but it is an easy drive into Ventura for day trips. - 2togoNebraska
Oxnard, California (map) | (805) 485-1936
Sites: 90 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $44.00
This park is mostly long term residents, very few sites available to reserve nightly. The manager stated that their company policy is that if a long term resident extends, a nightly person even with reservations is placed in their overflow area. The overflow area was stated to have hookups, but water and electric only, no sewer. In fact there were no hook ups; electric was run from the office and not sufficient to run AC. If you plan to stay during warm months, I would recommend you have a working generator for AC. Water hookup was fine. The water hook ups are hose bibs around the perimeter of the overflow, which is a very large parking lot. The water hook ups were fine. The restrooms were clean; the staff was friendly and as accommodating as they could be. The park was overall in decent shape, nice in the overflow area where we parked, but many sites inside the park were not well kept up. There is no dump station at this park. - MarvMarvs
Apr 2012 - $44.00
The worst RV park where we've ever stayed. Owners break their own rules. They claim no coaches older than 12 years, yet most were. 8'x8' tent set up next to our site made it nearly impossible to park (tents supposedly not allowed). Filthiest park I've been in with trash strewn everywhere. No obvious signs of maintenance. Backing in is necessary yet the sites are angled the wrong way to the direction of the street. Parking of vehicles on both sides of the very narrow roads also make parking a real challenge. Dogs running off-leash. "Dog Park" is long and wide enough but parked vehicles, trailers, etc cover the whole thing making it impossible to use. Dog waste everywhere. Phone contact with owners and managers was very unpleasant. We've paid less for much better accommodations. Honestly, don't even think twice about staying if you see this name and the photos are an illusion! Learn from our mistake. - jbd
Jan 2011 - $40.00
This might be an acceptable park were it not for the absurd bathroom/shower arrangements. There is only one bathroom/shower and it's for both men and women. Moreover, it is only open from 8:00 in the morning until 7:00 at night. It is small and cramped, with no chair or stool, or any hooks upon which to hang things. For those who do not need to use these facilities, there is no problem. But for the rest, this is both extremely inconvenient and unreasonable. They claim the restricted hours are because the facility was once vandalized. However they could easily install a keypad type lock like almost all other RV parks have. As it stands now, they have not really increased security and have only inconvenienced guests. Under these circumstances, I would not recommend staying at this park if you need to access a bathroom or shower during the night or early morning. - Calzini
Ojai, California (map) |
Sites: 14 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 3 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $35.00
$3 per dog. Very quiet, just 11-14 miles from Ventura beach camps (which have no facilities). Great base camp for exploring area, including coast. Slightly warmer without sea breeze but not bad at all. Showers and laundry are coin operated. Only 15 sites, nice. (Although a few have hookups on wrong side).
Someone else posted about spiders, I have not seen any (or bugs in general). - Ronert2370
Jul 2015 - $40.00
Nice small secluded park. Only 15 camp sights. But all have full hook-ups. Park has a laundry (did not use) showers are pay showers (did not use). Ventura county park so no pool. Has a nice grass day park area. No dogs allowed in day park. Sights are paved, but other than that its all dirt. Large trees so park has shade. $1.00 charge each day for your dog. River is very overgrown & has no water. Lots of spiders. Needs pest control. - Yepwearedoingit
Sep 2012 - $40.00
There is a sign stating Camp Comfort - but nothing whatsoever letting you know there is a campground there. We parked our rig across the street and walked in. All we could find were signs saying "Day Use", and the entry was very tight and curvy with large trees hanging down, so we figured that no way could motorhomes get in. We kept on driving and driving and driving (using up our expensive diesel fuel), then finally pulled over and called Ventura Parks & Rec., talked to a grumpy employee who said the Day Use area we were at was the campground! You have to pass the "day use only" area and continue on to find the campground. We went back and surprisingly were able to get our motorhome in. It turned out to be pretty nice, only 1-2 other campers and it's above a small creek and only a mile from town. Price a little steep for what you get, but we'd stay again. - g & c on the road
Ventura, California (map) | (805) 654-3951
Sites: 10 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jan 2011 - $30.00
We had intended to stay at Lake Casitas, but learned about the 2-night weekend minimum the hard way. At the end of a long (but fabulous) drive over 166 down winding but gorgeous 33. The fellow at Lake Casitas sent us to nearby Foster Park, a teeny tiny park that is well past its glory days. Trails are barricaded, and for good reason. Tree limbs are down everywhere, no maintenance of any kind. The 10 RV sites are paved (back-ins) but pretty off-level. There is a fair amount of road noise, too. It's OK for a one-nighter, but we should have gone back toward Ojai and stayed at Camp Comfort, where we could have at least, walked the mile to downtown Ojai. Here, we're sort of stuck (no toad) on a highway with the bad trails. Oh well. Better luck tomorrow, as at least we have Internet access for better research. - JCLC
Oxnard, California (map) | (805) 968-1033
Sites: 173 | 7 Reviews
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Oct 2009 - $0.00
As of October 20, 2009, this park is closed for camping except on weekends. Call (805) 968-1033 for the current schedule. - Silver Tex
Apr 2009 - $30.00
This is one of our favorite campgrounds. Most of the sites are very spacious with lots of shade. The beach is close by and is a nice beach. There are some great trails for hiking. The people tend to be very friendly. The only drawback of this campground is that it doesn't have any hookups, but it does have a dump station and many spigots throughout the park. - moore
Mar 2009 - $25.00
This was one of our favorite campgrounds on a trip up the California coast. The sites were spacious and clean and though we didn't have a view of the ocean because of the dunes, we could hear the surf. The personnel were friendly and helpful. Our only complaint was that they did not enforce the generator rules. - mttraveler
255 Burnham Road Oak View, California 93022 (map) | (805) 649-9103
Sites: 58 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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May 2012 - $35.00
Very nice, quiet campground about 6 miles from Ojai. We were looking for a campground with full hook-ups and stumbled upon this very nice residential park. Most of the people are here full-time; the sites are clean and well-kept (we even saw someone sweeping the roads!); and the place has a well-groomed feeling. Sites are large (double-wide) and level; you park on gravel and have a big concrete slab for a patio. Hook-ups are in the back of the site; everything worked fine. Clean laundry room: $1.25 for wash + $.75 for 45 min dryers. It is easy to miss the campground entrance when you are driving down Burnham road - look for the 'Alpaca' sign on the right and get ready to turn left into the campground; it is just a few houses down. A nice lady is the manager, and we look forward to staying here again. - Traveler_2011
800 W Main St Ventura, California 93001 (map) | (805) 643-9137
Sites: 144 | Latest Rate: $70.00 | 88 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $70.00
We have stayed here several times and have enjoyed our stay - we usually get a pull-through but they have raised their prices to $90 per night for a pull-through plus local taxes and fees. We booked a back in for our 36' trailer plus truck. The fee was $74 for two nights and they offered 3rd night free. That was great until we saw the site! It is 40' and you have to back in straight which is virtually impossible with the slanted pull-thru's across that were full as well as palm trees on each side of the opening. After several attempts we went back to the office explaining this was too small and tight for our rig. We were rudely told "People get in there all the time." If we move you we charge $15 - really? I offered to pay additional for pull-thru but we were told there were none available for the time of our stay. We watched at least 10 sites remain vacant during our entire stay. We were given a site which did work right next to the freeway - the noise was awful. I even talked to the manager who at first said our rig was bigger than 36" - not according to the mfgr. She then said they had a fork lift that could get us in - we weren't told this until AFTER we paid the $15. Will not be coming back here - not worth the rudeness and high prices. - Catsinatrailer
Sep 2016 - $95.00
Booked a two-night stay starting on September 8, 2016. We reserved in advance and asked for premium site #44. They charge $25 extra to confirm a site. They asked what type of motorhome and we told them a Class A 36'. Arrived at 11:00am and were told check in was not until 1pm. Our site was visible from the check-in office so I pointed out that our site was vacant. She then checked us in. All the staff we dealt with at the park were actually very polite..
Our rate was $95 a night, plus 10% "Hotel Tax" and another $2.85 "Business Improvement Tax". All total, the nightly rate was $119.91. I think this park is outrageously expensive for what you get.
We were not able to hook up at site 44. The park has been improved and one of the changes is at some sites the hook-up post and sewer drain have been elevated on an approximate 1 1/2 foot concrete pad. Our Class A's sewer drain attaches underneath the RV and the hose cannot "go uphill" to an elevated pad to work effectively. We asked to move to a site that could accommodate our RV. We were told that the manager was out. After about 30 minutes this same young woman called my husband and said we could move to site 125. Please note this was a pull-through site but not a premium site nor in the better location but we agreed and moved.
This park is immediately adjacent to the US101 and extremely noisy. Motorcycles seem to be the worst. We had full-timers on either side. A large 42' Class A had to back in on the row behind us and had a difficult time maneuvering around our RV. This site was just large enough to accommodate our RV and tow vehicle. The park is surrounded by chain link fencing. I would not return to this park. - Marilyn Froggatt
Aug 2016 - $95.00
I would rate this close to a 10 but it's so close to the 101 Freeway that makes the noise hard to really enjoy being outside. But it's a well run park. The staff made things EZ and were helpful. Pool and Hot spa were great. they have entertainment and lots of things for kids. Very family friendly and close to downtown Ventura. The camp also has a big military truck to take you/pick up in downtown. Can't miss it! They make you wear wristbands because they've had trouble with homeless people walking in and lock up your bikes and other nice things outside because things do get stolen here. But they have made investments in 24 hour security which is a reason the cost of coming here is pretty high. I would stay here again but would request spot on the southeast side of the camp. - LEB2
Simi Valley, California (map) | (805) 654-3951
Sites: 41 | Latest Rate: $32.00 | 13 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $32.00
This is a no frills county park. The sites are asphalt back-in with water & electric. They do have a dump station. The sites are not very level, so bring leveling blocks. They do have a picnic table and a fire pit and are in a grove of trees so there is nice shade. There are train tracks right next to the park, but the trains are not very frequent. So for a couple of nights it is not a problem. The location of this park close to the Ronald Reagan Library makes it the best choice for visiting the library. - Michael Kibler
Jun 2015 - $31.00
We got to Oak Park late in the afternoon and found a nice spot and started to set up and a passenger train came by and blew the horn right next to us (the rail is elevated about 20 feet above the RV spots and just 15 feet from the site). Before we could recover from this experience, a freight train went the other direction (I am not sure why they did not run head long into each other). You could feel the freight train inside the RV. Therefore, we did not stay. There are few choices in the area but we could not handle the trains. - lyzzards
May 2015 - $31.00
This park needs help! It's ok...but here's what you need to know. Sites 1-9 are not level and some are very steep. We could not get our rig level without lifting the wheels off the ground...not good! We changed sites. Sites 10-16 are more level but back up to the train tracks. The train noise wasn't a big issue for us. Good Verizon signal. Good water pressure. Good 30 amp. Good location to Regan Library. Close to Walmart, Costco, Home Depot and Target. Picnic tables were filthy and need repair and painting. With a little TLC, this could be a really nice park. - Bubba Bus


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Take a look at the MA Communication Design 2016 Degree Show website.
Application for 2017/18 entry will open in November. Please check back in November when online applications will open for new applicants. We look forward to receiving your application.
If you are a prospective student, you will be applying to MA Graphic Communication Design with an updated curriculum. This page contains information about the current course and tells you most of what you need to know about our environment and philosophy. More specific details about changes to the curriculum will be provided on the new course page as they are finalised. Online applications can be made from either page.
Graphic Communication Design is the carrier signal for the twenty-first century. MA Communication Design at Central Saint Martins brings together design-led and research driven approaches to an increasingly important practice and field of study. We take a critically informed and widely experimental approach to the production, form, and circulation of knowledge. We facilitate our students to become versatile makers, astute commentators, and positive agents of socio-economic, cultural, and technological change.
This course is part of the: Graphic Communication Design programme.
Vice-Chancellor's Scholarships:
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Postgraduate loans of up to £10,000 are now available for eligible UK and EU students. A full list of eligibility criteria and information on applying can be found on the postgraduate loans webpage.
|Course Leader
Rebecca Ross
|Course Location
King's Cross, London. Tel: +44 (0)20 7514 7023
|Study Level
|Study Mode
|Full time
|Course Length
|Full time: 2 years (60 weeks)
|Home/EU Fee
Tuition fees for 2016/17: £4,900 per year.
Please note that fees for second year of study will be subject to inflationary increase.
£500 per annum discount for all students who have completed a PG Dip/Cert or an undergraduate course including Grad Dip/Cert, at UAL.
You can pay course tuition fees in instalments for this course.
Use our Fees and Funding Calculator to estimate how much your studies may cost you in your first year, and what funding may be available to you.
|International Fee
Tuition fees for 2016/17: £12,365 per year.
£500 per annum discount for all students who have completed a PG Dip/Cert or an undergraduate course including Grad Dip/Cert, at UAL.
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Use our Fees and Funding Calculator to estimate how much your studies may cost you in your first year, and what funding may be available to you.
|Start Date
|September 2016
|Autumn Term Dates
|Monday 26 September 2016 – Friday 9 December 2016
|Spring Term Dates
|Monday 9 January 2017 – Friday 17 March 2017
|Summer Term Dates
|Tuesday 18 April 2017 – Friday 23 June 2017
|Application Route
Direct application
In 1964, Canadian media theorist Marshall McLuhan famously flattened the distinction between 'medium' and 'message' and our understanding of communication has never been the same since. In the same year, British designer Ken Garland published the first version of the 'First Things First Manifesto' in which he challenged a new generation of graphic designers to reclaim purpose and meaning. Fifty years later, the time has come to more fully integrate and thus amplify these two powerful proclamations.
As the 'operating system of the 21st century', communication design touches every sphere of human and political interest, impacting profoundly on culture, technology, social justice, economics, the built environment, globalisation, policy, sustainability and much more. MA Communication Design promotes a shared exploration of an ever-changing subject whilst encouraging and supporting the development of individually negotiated projects.
This unit acts as an induction into the college and the subject. You will participate in a range of taught coursework including design briefs, workshop introductions, and history and theory lectures. Alongside studio activities, you will engage in research and writing tasks. By working with academic staff and students from varied professional, cultural and academic backgrounds, you will be challenged to recognize and refine your practice's critical position in relation to an evolving field. This initiates a major project that will become a basis for transforming your practice.
The emphasis of this unit is interrogation of both your practice and the broader field. Tutorials and critiques focus on continuing your development of a well-contextualized body of written and visual outcomes. Through independent projects, you are facilitated to develop and refine your unique position as a designer. Towards the end of the course, you will present your work at a college-hosted symposium. This event is an occasion for considering how you are contributing to the formation and re-formation of the subject of communication design via your own practice as well as how you engage with the field more broadly. To conclude the course, you will work in partnership with fellow students to design and exhibit your work at a degree show open to the public.
MA Communication Design is offered in a two-year, 60-week, extended full-time (EFT) mode.
MA Communication Design is credit-rated at 180 credits, and comprises two units. Unit 1 (60 credits) lasts 20 weeks and includes a range of taught coursework. Unit 2 (120 credits) lasts for 40 weeks, from term 3 in year one, and contains regular formative assessment opportunities.
Students must pass both units to be considered for the award of MA, but the classification of the award of MA derives from your mark for Unit 2 only.
We expect you to commit approximately 30 hours to your studies per week. In year 1, taught delivery is normally timetabled across three days per week including self-directed study. In year two your study is predominantly self-managed and is supported by regular supervisory points of contact.
Course Leader: Dr. Rebecca Ross
Programme Leader: Rebecca Wright
Graphic Communication Design Lecturer: Luise Vormittag
Graphic Communication Design Lecturer: Jaap de Maat
Associate Lecturer: Sheena Calvert
Associate Lecturer: Marcus Leis Alion
Associate Lecturer: Paul Finn
Associate Lecturer: Max Colson
Associate Lecturer: Ken Hollings
Associate Lecturer: Andrea Lioy
Typography Subject Leader: Professor Phil Baines
Printmaking & Bookbinding Subject Leader: Douglas Bevans
Advertising Subject Leader: Clive Challis
Moving Image Subject Leader: Esteban Gitton
Illustration Subject Leader: Andrew Hall
Context Subject Leader: Dr Paul Rennie
Photography Subject Leader: Gary Wallis
Practitioner in Residence: Paul Elliman
Visiting Practitioner: Guglielmo Rossi
We are interested in the possibilities of visual form, but not as an end point in and of itself. It's more affordable and accessible to print a newspaper or a book, publish a web page, or shoot and edit a video than it's ever been before. We find this democratisation of media to be exciting, but it leads us to ask, what then becomes of design?
By asking important questions such as why we do design, what it means, and where it's taking us, graduates of MA Communication Design are well equipped to take a creative approach to building their futures. Their activities and achievements in turn transform the possibilities of the broader field.
For details of the wide range of careers support provided to students, please visit the Student Jobs And Careers section.
Selection to MA Communication Design is determined by the quality of your application (including a written statement and supporting material). You'll also need to meet the minimum entry requirements as indicated below, but please note that these qualifications alone won't be sufficient to secure entry to the course.
We consider applicants who have already achieved an educational level equivalent to an Honours degree. You can demonstrate this educational level by:
All classes are conducted in English. If English is not your first language, we strongly recommend you send us an English language test score together with your application to prove your level of proficiency. If you have booked a test or are awaiting your results, please clearly indicate this on your application form. When you have received your test score, please send it to us immediately. The standard English language requirement for entry is IELTS 6.5 with a minimum of 5.5 in any one paper, or equivalent. For further information visit the Language Centre website.
Applicants who will need a Tier 4 General Student Visa should check the External English Tests page which provides important information about UK Border Agency (UKBA) requirements.
MA Communication Design is aimed at graduates with a suitable background in any creative discipline. This includes graphic design, photography, illustration, film, or a similar studio-based discipline or a high level of achievement in any related academic field. Immediately related academic fields include media and communication studies but applications are invited from backgrounds ranging from engineering to anthropology.
Students applying with an undergraduate degree in art and design, in addition to demonstrating a depth of craft and visual agility in their portfolio, should demonstrate an interest in and capacity for approaching their work from an intellectually informed perspective.
Students applying without a relevant studio background at degree level do not necessarily need to submit polished design work but will need to demonstrate a capacity for meaningful visual experimentation.
We value flexibility, self-awareness, independence, and open-ness to new ways of thinking and making
In the first instance, we will assess your application and supporting materials according to the following criteria:
If we are considering offering you a place, we will invite you for interview.
References and interviews help determine whether your personal and professional aspirations are compatible with the aims and outcomes of the postgraduate course. The interview also gives you an opportunity to demonstrate an objective, critical and reflective relationship to your work. If possible, it's a good idea to bring examples of current work.
Applications for September 2016 entry are now closed.
You can apply for this course using our online application form – the link to this is below. Before you apply, we recommend you take some time to read the following details about the application process, including guidance on the extra information we will ask you to provide.
You will need to enter the following information in the online application form:
Before you can submit the form, you'll also need to agree to the terms and conditions for how we process your data – these are explained in the form.
Once you have submitted the form, you will receive a confirmation email that includes links to where you should submit the extra information we require for the selection process:
You'll need to submit a personal statement addressing the following (200-250 words on each):
Please submit a PDF portfolio of between 15 and 40 pages: The first 1-2 pages of the portfolio should be a current CV detailing all professional and academic experience. For academic credentials, please include any marks or grades. Your CV should be followed by images from between 5 and 10 projects that demonstrate your interests and experience. Please provide captions or short explanations that put things into context but keep them brief (a sentence or two). If you have worked on a project as part of a group or team, be sure to indicate the specific nature of your role or involvement in the particular project. Feel free to include hyperlinks to web-sites, videos, or other media on the internet.
Note that the portfolio form does not allow you to upload files. Please upload your PDF to a personal web site or online service of your choice (such as dropbox, iCloud, OneDrive) and provide us with the URL for direct download. A PDF is strongly preferred to any other web-based format.
Applications can be submitted throughout the year. Places are limited, however, so we advise you to submit your application as early as possible (March/April) to avoid disappointment. We start interviews in February.
The application form can be saved as you fill it out, so you don't need to complete it all at once. You will also have the chance to review all the information and make any necessary amendments before you submit the application form.
We will send you emails as you progress through the application process, so do check your inbox (and junk folder, just in case). These emails will contain important information about your application, and links to the online forms you should use to submit the extra information required.
We read and consider all application forms and personal references. Please note in making selections for interview, we give particular attention to your portfolio, personal statement and references.
Subject to your meeting the entry requirements and consideration of your application form, preliminary selection is based on your communication programme of study documentation of work and supporting information. You may then be invited to attend an interview. For candidates applying for external funding, interviews will be scheduled prior to funding body deadlines.
If you're a home/EU or international applicant unable to attend for interview, the MA Communication Design Course Leader would hope to discuss your application by telephone or email.
In the case of applicants unable to attend for interview and unable to discuss their application by telephone or email, a decision regarding the offer of a place on the course will be made on the basis of a review of the application materials. We keep notes about decisions made following the initial application review and the interview process.
Selection is by the Course Leader and offers of places are made on the basis of our selection criteria. Applicants are informed of the decision via either the Student Administration or the International Office.
Open days are a great opportunity to meet staff and students and to find out at first hand about courses, teaching and student life. Visit the open day section for dates to book your session. Bookings can only be made online, not by phone or email.
The Graphic Communication Design Programme offers a variety of optional client briefs that students may wish to become engaged with as a supplement to their main studies.
Working with paying clients on live briefs will give you valuable commercial experience which may mean your work being taken forward for production or, if so desired, in the purchase of your intellectual property. All paid projects are conducted within a carefully developed legal framework, which includes student agreements to protect your work and help you realise its commercial value.
Recent client projects in the Graphic Communication Design Programme include: TetraPak, Karstadt, Sony Music, Beefeater Gin, Fabriano, Kagome, Hewlett Packard, Tod's and Fresh. Find out more about the Lacoste client project.
Once you've graduated, you may be picked as part of a small team to work on a live creative brief, organised by our Business and Innovation department, under the supervision of an experienced tutor. This can be a valuable first step in working professionally in a chosen discipline and has resulted in graduates being hired by clients.
If you haven't found the information you're looking for or want to ask us a question about this course, please fill out our enquiry form.


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Although I wish us all peace and comfort in 2013, I am sad we are already moving on to a new year. I think of Noah, of his little friends and of his teachers, several of whom (kids and grown-ups) the family knew and loved and now that we can say that we lost them last year, it is as if we were being carried down a powerful river and they were left behind, their figures growing fainter and fainter on an already distant shore.
Life goes on as they say and it is as should be. But yesterday when we came back from the triage center where they collect all the presents to the families and we told the girls we had a surprise for them, Sophia asked: "Noah's back?" She knew it wasn't so (I could see it in her eyes) but she hoped against all hope. Later they said they would give up all their toys, past, present and future, just to have him again. Fortunately they are kids: five minutes later they were negotiating over who would get to play first with which Barbie. Interestingly they agreed to disagree and set aside the one that threatened to be a bone of contention. Fighting isn't on their agenda. Rebuilding their little world clearly is.
By writing about Noah and by posting photos I took of him over the years, my hope is to make it clear that he can't be reduced to a name or a statistic. He was a very real little boy who was mown down by a very real gunman in his first-grade classroom together with his friends and his substitute teacher: I wasn't there and can't replay the soundtrack in my mind but all the kids and grown-ups that made it out of that school on that day have it etched on their memories forever. And if I could, I would make sure we never forget it either. These twenty kids and six grown-ups were full of life and unbearably vulnerable, just like us. Made and sustained with love over the years, they were gone in seconds in an horrific act of violence.
I have always found it hard to reconcile the strength and intensity of the bonds that tie us together with the fragility of our bodies. Some call it the beauty, some call it the absurdity, I call it the tragedy of the human condition. Each of us deals with it as best he or she can.
Sooner or later this blog will stop being about Noah and our grief and will revert to an all-bread blog. It won't be right away but it will happen. I am already longing to bake again. In a way it will be easy to go back to bread: yes, Noah loved tacos, that's absolutely true. But when he came to spend time with us, his main staple was homemade artisan bread. He ate it straight, no butter, no cheese, no honey. "Only bread, please, Maminou". If we let him, he could put away a whole loaf in one day. He said he loved my bread best (a born charmer, this Noah!) and he loved it all: teff, buckwheat, spelt, wheat, rye, baguettes, batards, miches, focaccia, flat breads, etc.
Last summer when the family came to stay with us at our cabin by the river, he and his siblings ate so much bread that I had to bake everyday. I usually mixed the dough at the table while they were having breakfast and they took turns adding water. I can still see Noah's eager face: "Can I add water now? Can I?" Like his sisters, he loved the smell of the levain and listened intently when I explained how it helped raise dough. I remember thinking as they ate and watched and chatted that maybe one day they would be making bread in turn for their own family. In a way I will always be baking for Noah. And if, because of all this, you decide to have a go at making your own bread, so will you. You will get plenty of help and support from the online bread community, that's for sure.
See how Noah worked his magic? I started writing all sad and deflated and now I am smiling, rejoicing in my little "bread monster" as he and his siblings liked to call themselves.
Some of you have written or commented that you find solace in reading about our grief on this blog. I can only say your reaching out is a great source of comfort as well: it feels like a communal working through of the unspeakable. My hope is that when I stop sharing our family story and find other, maybe more active ways to remember Noah and all those who were taken from us on December 14th, you will too. That is my wish for 2013.
Noah Pozner: a new year
Although I wish us all peace and comfort in 2013, I am sad we are already moving on to a new year. I think of Noah, of his little friends and of his teachers, several of whom (kids and grown-ups) the family knew and loved and now that we can say that we lost them last year, it is as if we were being carried down a powerful river and they were left behind, their figures growing fainter and fainter on an already distant shore.


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