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Abby & Caption For An Ad
Abby was eating spaghetti delicately because her mouth hurts but she still looked over and said "I lub you Daddy". Quick, grab the camera.... focus in, and:
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46 comments:
- Paul and DeeDee said...
ahh geez....not with the camera again!
- February 3, 2009 at 8:56 PM
- Holly said...
Brent and Michelle,
I am not going to enter this contest because my blog is private right now and that is the way it has to be. However, I couldn't sleep last night and decided today to talk to you about what I came up with last night....I would like to see all of the followers of your blog who feel led to do so to have a DAY OF FASTING for breakthrough in Abby's health.
Imagine the power where a corporate body of believers stands together to fast and intercede for a 24 hour period for Abby.
Would you consider it...and if so, I will gladly write up something but my blog is private and won't reach nearly the number of readers that yours will. What do you think?
(for Brent- I am the one who sent the 12 days of Christmas gifts. Michelle and I met b/c the Lord used Samrawit to open our heart to older child adoption from Ethiopia...then I found Michelle...Sami's Mama and the rest is history!)
- February 3, 2009 at 8:57 PM
- Jodi said...
Oh Daddy, I'm the luckiest girl in the whole wide world!
- February 3, 2009 at 9:12 PM
- brandyleewindham08 said...
"I wonder when Travis B. is going to call?"
- February 3, 2009 at 9:18 PM
- Pineapple Princess said...
Silly Daddy! I'm kickin' cancer's butt as we speak!
- February 3, 2009 at 9:21 PM
- Ami said...
"I'm capturing you in my heart too, Daddy."
"We've captured each others love...I'm good with capturing thousands more too, Daddy...snap away!"
- February 3, 2009 at 9:24 PM
"Whatever... they keep making me wear this silly looking hat."
She does look cute with the hat/scarf on. :)
- February 3, 2009 at 9:28 PM
- Via said...
"...but I really hate Spaghetti."
- February 3, 2009 at 9:29 PM
- Al's World said...
Oh Daddy...you are my guy!
- February 3, 2009 at 9:35 PM
I think Abby herself spoke the perfect caption... "I lub you Daddy" That is so precious. As is she.
Bonnie McClanahan
(Saffron's mama)
- February 3, 2009 at 9:36 PM
- Carol said...
You just wait until I feel ALL BETTER..... SpideyLandis is going to get more than just a nose pinch!
Still Praying and being blessed by you sweet Abby Girl!
- February 3, 2009 at 9:37 PM
- annb said...
God and Daddy - my heroes! Does it get any better?
- February 3, 2009 at 9:39 PM
- Candy said...
I don't need the win...since I was AMOST FAMOUS this month...But Kya wants to say that Abby is thinking in this picture that SPACE BUDDIES came out today and The Other Mommy and Other Daddy (which is what she calls her friends parents) need to buy one. She also says Abby wants to see the talking doggys. YOU know Kya does miss Abby, Spidey Landis and Sami VERY MUCH...
- February 3, 2009 at 9:46 PM
- Phoenix's Mom said...
"I didn't do it! Nobody saw me do it! You can't prove a thing!"
- February 3, 2009 at 9:48 PM
- Amy said...
Really do you have to be so worried. Just keep us laughing like always.
- February 3, 2009 at 9:51 PM
- Tammy said...
"Here we go again....I know I'm adorable, but seriously do you always have to get that camera out?"
- February 3, 2009 at 9:51 PM
- Alicia said...
Ummm...where are my boobies?
(If you are not a long time reader of this blog check out his post)
God Bless
The McDuffie's
- February 3, 2009 at 9:54 PM
- Jason and Vanessa said...
"The future Mrs. Gray yes I like how that sounds."
Vanessa Delgado
- February 3, 2009 at 9:55 PM
- S. and Company said...
I'm bad at contests, but I was reading and I just wanted to say that I would fast for Abby too! If you choose to do this, I'm in! (I will probably pick a day and do it anyway, but it would be a really cool thing to have a bunch of people fasting and praying on the same day!)
With love and prayers,
- February 3, 2009 at 10:05 PM
- Kayce said...
"oh yea that's what I said, I lub you daddy!"
Keeping you all in our prayers.
- February 3, 2009 at 10:10 PM
- Kristi said...
I don't have a caption, but I did want to say that was the most precious picture I have ever seen... It just took my breath away and melted my heart.. You can look at that picture and see the love she has for her daddy...God Bless
- February 3, 2009 at 10:14 PM
- Guatemalan Team said...
"Awwwwwwww Daddy I love you so much.. but why do you always have to snap my picture when I am doing something so cute.."
"Daddy I am so lucky to have this family in my life but you are my number one.. Just don't tell my 50 other boyfriends.."
- February 3, 2009 at 10:18 PM
- fmattso said...
I'm sooo gonna get that pony! Nobody can resist this face!
- February 3, 2009 at 10:19 PM
- Kathy said...
This is the sweetest picture and just makes you want to sigh out loud. I just love Abby's face.
Thank you for sharing...
Kathy S.
- February 3, 2009 at 10:21 PM
- Kathy said...
The first thing that came to mind was Oh brother...LOL and that made me think of the movie..O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Have no clue if this makes any sense but thats the first thing I thought of!
XXOO for Abby
- February 3, 2009 at 10:23 PM
- Kelli said...
It looks just like she's saying "Oh DADDY...you and your GOOFY camera!"
- February 3, 2009 at 10:26 PM
- Rebecca said...
He can't even keep that camera away when I'm eating. I guess I am just that irresistible.
- February 3, 2009 at 10:33 PM
- Sarah said...
Daddy do I really need to remind you how much I lub you??
- February 3, 2009 at 10:34 PM
- Kritter Krit said...
(Said between long-lashed eye flutters...) "The Block Hunks are oh so dreamy, but, Daddy, you know you're the only guy for me."
- February 3, 2009 at 10:34 PM
- kate said...
Oh, she is so sweet. My heart breaks for her and all her sores and just all she has been through. We pray for her daily. Even my two year old reminds me every night to pray for Abby! She is so sweet. What an angel God has given you!
- February 3, 2009 at 10:49 PM
- Vanessa said...
Aww daddy you know I'll always be your princess!!
- February 3, 2009 at 10:57 PM
- Suzanne and Jayme said...
I still have a twinkle in my eye for you Daddydistr
- February 3, 2009 at 11:26 PM
- Miss Anne said...
You're such a noodle.
i just heart Abby...
and regarding the comment above about fasting for her.. i'd be glad to participate.
- February 3, 2009 at 11:37 PM
- Joyce Williamson said...
"Daddy...not again?"
Dear Abby,
So sorry that you are starting to get sores again. You are such a sweet child and we love getting to see pictures of you. You are such a beautiful child. We continue too Pray for you Honey, and hope very soon that you can put this chapter of your life behind you.
Hang in there and no that we will not stop Praying for you.
Love and Prayers,
Joyce and Nick
- February 4, 2009 at 12:09 AM
Hi, I recieved your message about Abby on Facebook and I represent The Cactus Cuties. They would like to send Abby a special package to let her know they are praying for her. Please contact me at our website at www.thecactuscuties.com
-Cami Caldwell-
- February 4, 2009 at 12:10 AM
...and Daddy, when I'm older I want to find a guy to lub that's just like you!!
Laura W. (N. Ga.)
- February 4, 2009 at 7:54 AM
- Leeann said...
Love.. the best medicine.
- February 4, 2009 at 8:34 AM
- Becky said...
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- February 4, 2009 at 9:04 AM
WHO won the last contest? Please post..
- February 4, 2009 at 9:12 AM
Dad, we had spaghetti last night!
- February 4, 2009 at 9:15 AM
- purejoy said...
awww dad! you want me to "vogue" again?
- February 4, 2009 at 10:25 AM
- Sarah said...
Oh Daddy...No more pictures please...well ok, maybe just one more.
- February 4, 2009 at 10:27 AM
- The Thornton Family said...
Abby's caption was the best...and you can see it written all over her face. i can just hear her saying it...
I lub you Daddy.....
Ha! My verification word is "lubbed". I have lubbed stunbling apon your blog, Brent!
- February 4, 2009 at 10:46 AM
- The Kahler Family said...
I do make this bow look good, don't I!?
She is just precious, as is your whole family. Thank you for allowing us the privilege of praying for your family.
- February 4, 2009 at 10:49 AM
- Colbert Family said...
Safe, secure, cared for, adored....
I am so loved!
- February 4, 2009 at 11:23 AM
- Courtney said...
Spaghetti is good,
and cute scarves are best!
But having you as my Daddy makes me so very BLESSED!
- February 4, 2009 at 7:56 PM


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The arts can give powerful expression to memory, as well as shape our collective memory of the past. This fall, to mark the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the theme of memory, loss and the impact of art is inspiring a wide range of cultural activities across the Princeton campus and the local community.
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In addition, the University community will memorialize the events of Sept. 11 in a public gathering of remembrance at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 11, on Cannon Green on the front campus. The rain location is Dillon Gym. [The update as of 9 a.m. Sept. 11 is that this event will take place outside on Cannon Green, as rain is not expected until later in the day.]
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Photographer and filmmaker Andrew Moore, who has been a visiting lecturer in the Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton, took this image, "Model T Headquarters, Highland Park," as part of his 2009 series "Detroit," which captures the decay and abandonment of the city. The image was taken in the former executive offices of Ford's Model T headquarters, which have been vacant for 40 years. The metallic walls have bloomed in rust, and the floor is covered with moss. The image is part of the art museum's exhibition "The Life and Death of Buildings." (Photo courtesy of the Princeton University Art Museum)
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Finding ways to grapple with questions about loss and major societal events is a driving force behind "Memory and the Work of Art," said James Steward, director of the Princeton University Art Museum, which is featuring two exhibitions as part of the project.
"The goal of the collaboration is to offer an environment where we can approach questions about the power of art -- and especially how the arts help us come to grips with major societal events -- on a multifaceted basis," he said. "It's an opportunity for many groups to come together and create a multiplier effect."
The arts and cultural groups participating in the project are the Arts Council of Princeton, McCarter Theatre, Princeton Public Library, Princeton Singers, Princeton Symphony Orchestra and Westminster Choir College of Rider University, along with several University partners, including the art museum and the Lewis Center for the Arts.
The collaboration encompasses a wide variety of themes and types of events, from a concert and lecture by the Princeton Symphony Orchestra on Nov. 13 featuring works that exemplify how the memories of composers and other artists shape the creative process, to a lecture on understanding the unconscious in art, psychology and the brain by neuroscientist Eric Kandel on Nov. 10, and to performances on Oct. 21 and 22 of the 17th-century play "Andromaque," about the aftermath of the Trojan War, presented in the original French by L'Avant-Scène, the University's French theater workshop.
"Colosseum Pictures (The New Antiquity)" by Tim Davis, taken in 2009, captures 23 views of the famous Roman building on point-and-shoot cameras that lie facedown on the Roman cobblestones. The image is part of the art museum's exhibition "The Life and Death of Buildings." (Photo courtesy of the Princeton University Art Museum)
Throughout the fall there will be play and poetry readings, choral performances, remembrances of World War II, photographic exhibitions and an artist who will build a sculptural tribute to the victims of Sept. 11.
"This project is unique in the number of entities involved, as well as the importance of the motivating theme," said Jeff Nathanson, the executive director of the Arts Council of Princeton. "It allows us all to look to creative expression through the arts and collaboration as a way to share collective memories and think about the future as we remember the past."
Capturing the intensity of the "moment" of Sept. 11, the Arts Council's "Moment: Memory" exhibition, opening Sept. 10, will display images by photographer Jay Plett that evoke the atmosphere on the streets of Manhattan in the weeks after Sept. 11, when the city was awash in American flags.
Recognizing that images can be particularly powerful in imprinting on the mind and building memory, the art museum is hosting two exhibitions. "The Life and Death of Buildings," which runs through Nov. 6, uses images of structures from four millennia and five continents to examine the ways in which the interplay of the building and the photograph embody time and memory.
In her work "Rescue Site," artist Eve Ingalls makes markings that represent the imprint humans and nature make on the Earth over time. This work is part of the exhibition "Sited Memory/Underground Shadows," composed of large-scale drawings by Ingalls, on view through Oct. 21 at the Bernstein Gallery at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. (Photo courtesy of the Bernstein Gallery)
The second exhibition, "Cartographies of Time," which runs through Sept. 18, explores graphic representations of history and the evolution of the modern timeline. The selection of 27 rarely seen books, manuscripts, charts and other devices was drawn primarily from the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections at the Princeton University Library.
The lecture series offers insights on memory from a variety of perspectives. In addition to neuroscientist Kandel's talk, the series will feature French artist Christian Boltanski in conversation with biographer Mark Stevens on Sept. 22; architect and artist Maya Lin, who will speak about "Time and Memory" on Oct. 4 as one of the University's Belknap Visitors in the Humanities; and author Nicole Krauss, whose novel "The History of Love" is the focus of this year's "Princeton Reads" program, a community-wide reading program sponsored by the Princeton Public Library. She will speak on Nov. 15 at Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall.
By selecting a book for this year's "Princeton Reads" that connects with the themes of "Memory and the Work of Art," the library "hopes to encourage community dialogue on how we use our memories to define who we are," said Kristin Friberg, the readers services librarian at the Princeton Public Library and coordinator of "Princeton Reads." "The partnerships between the organizations involved in 'Memory and the Work of Art' are symbolic of the nature of this community, which we are privileged to serve."
This photograph, taken around 1890 by J. Payne Jennings, is titled "Barrowdale -- Bowder Stone" and captures the massive Bowder Stone, which Ice Age glaciers carried from Scotland to a valley in Cumbria, England. The ladder was used to take in the view. The image is part of the art museum's exhibition "The Life and Death of Buildings." (Photo courtesy of the Princeton University Art Museum)
The final component of "Memory and the Work of Art" is music, which resonates with memory in long-lasting and deeply felt ways.
"It's interesting to think of the memories you create as you listen, and the composers thinking of their memories as they wrote," said Marna Seltzer, the director of Princeton University Concerts. She noted that the theme of memory is particularly engaging to consider in live music, because once a concert is over it is entirely relegated to memory and cannot be experienced the same way again.
The musical events will include a performance of "Quartet for the End of Time" by the Richardson Chamber Players on Oct. 16, a piece written in 1940 by Olivier Messiaen while he was imprisoned in a German POW camp. The haunting piece, which the composer and other prisoners played on broken instruments during the war, will be paired with pieces by Ernest Chausson and Maurice Ravel in a performance called "Art and Memory."
The collaboration among so many art groups for the "Memory and the Work of Art" project "is more than just having one art form shed light on another," said Seltzer. "It connects us to a deeper sense of creativity. And it may inspire people who love one form of art -- such as music -- to sample a type of art with which they are less familiar because so many institutions are sharing work on the same theme."
The project received support from the Lewis Center's Arts Initiative, which since 2007 has provided grants to more than two dozen University entities for arts programs, and the Princeton University Council of the Humanities.
Photographer Danny Lyon took the image "View south from 100 Gold Street" in 1967, capturing an elegiac view of lower Manhattan. The image is part of the art museum's exhibition "The Life and Death of Buildings." (Photo courtesy of the Princeton University Art Museum)


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This MA was better than I could have ever imagined. I feel like I've had more of the university experience I wanted in one year at the Institute than I did in the three of my undergraduate degree, and that is mostly because of how much I enjoyed my time at the Institute. Being able to research topics that I thought were interesting, getting to debate facets of American culture and politics every week and attending lectures outside of classes given by world-leading academics - these are just some of the things I loved about this course. The level of support and familiarity from the faculty and staff in the Institute made me feel like I could ask for help on anything - big or small. My classmates were informed and friendly, the courses offered were original and fascinating, and the professors engaging and approachable.
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All and all I had a great experience in the program over the past year. I went to college in a small town in the Boone, North Carolina, so you can imagine how different the masters experience was for me in London. It was wonderful to take advantage of London, the events at UCL, speak to the prestigious visiting professors and speakers, and learn from the array of professors and students from all of the
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Studying for the MA in United States Studies on a part-time basis at the UCL Institute of the Americas was a challenging, enjoyable and rewarding experience. Coming straight out of undergraduate study, I found the step-up to MA level tough, especially because I had to find the correct balance between studying and working various jobs, but I quickly managed to find my feet and have no regrets about taking the course. The modules I took allowed me to deepen my knowledge of the United States and encouraged me to push myself academically. To my surprise, I developed a fascination for US economic policy and subsequently wrote my dissertation on the topic. Moreover, the tutors at the Institute were very approachable and took an interest in my development. Not only were they keen to encourage participation in the classroom as well as attendance at the rich programme of events (where I met and interacted with leading scholars of the United States), but they also offered me important advice about how I could maximise my performance, which boosted my grades and gave me the confidence to continue as a PhD student at the Institute. On the whole, I am very pleased with my decision to take the US Studies MA, and am delighted with the excellent facilities and support that I have been provided with for my PhD. I would, therefore, encourage anyone who is interested in the Americas to study at the Institute.
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The experience of studying at the Institute has been inspiring and stimulating. During the lectures throughout the year, I have always found myself gaining numerous fresh insights from my classmates who were from many different parts of the world, with different academic and professional backgrounds. I was also very impressed by the way the faculty members encouraged us to articulate our opinions about historical and political issues dealt with in class, to relate them to current Latin American social phenomena, and to keep developing our rough and initial ideas into an elaborated statement and thesis. I appreciated, in particular, opportunities given to us to attend various seminars and talks, where each speaker presented us their current projects and shared their expertise and academic interests. Several of them were where I could begin developing ideas for my dissertation and could be aware of original and creative methods of doing research. During the last couple of months of the course, I found it highly fulfilling to carry out my own research visiting libraries and archives both in Buenos Aires and London. I could finally get my own work done thanks to the administrative staffs' constant support and my supervisor's valuable comments and feedback.
Himali Dave, MSc Latin American Politics, 2012-14
As one of the few institutions offering a holistic and interdisciplinary programme of courses, and with the option of part-time study, UCL-IA was a clear choice for me for engaging in postgraduate study of the Americas. But what I soon became aware of was what else the institute offered: access to diverse events, talks and conferences covering up-to-date research with top academics; being part of a nurturing and friendly department; and meeting like-minded people passionate about all things Latin American. I have found the opportunity to spend two-years studying at my own pace extremely rewarding; although working and interning alongside my studies has often amounted to a 7-day a week commitment, the institute staff have always been extremely helpful and understanding. I feel that I have emerged with transferable analytical and critical thinking skills, which I am certain will prove incredibly valuable for me in the future.
Robbie Macrory, PhD student, Latin American Politics
Studying at the Institute has been an extremely fulfilling experience for several different reasons, and I have thoroughly enjoyed my time spent here working towards my doctorate. Although the Institute is small enough to have a strong sense of community, it also feels fully incorporated into the wider life of the university with all the advantages that entails, including events, skills courses and a lively atmosphere. The knowledge and expertise of the faculty members at the Institute is always impressive, and the support offered by the administrative staff has been invaluable in helping me progress with my studies. Perhaps the best thing of all for me is the Institute's location in the heart of London. It's been a great help for my work to be within walking distance of several world-class libraries, but I've also enjoyed being able to attend events at think-tanks and embassies, for example, which might not have been so easy had I been studying elsewhere.
Melanie Stern, MA Latin American Studies, 2012-13
I have found that I can easily see where my hard-earned cash is being spent - and well spent - as I am surrounded by vast resources, from excellent libraries and lots of places to use study computers all over campus, to the breadth of knowledge my tutors share with me, and their encouragement of deep inquiry. This means the environment I have found as a student at UCL Americas is so far very conducive to immersing myself in the field, and being able to bounce ideas off the staff as I develop my own critical theses. In addition, there are regular talks and events, available to the public as well as students and for free, giving us contact with fresh thinking, new studies, leading commentators and new conversations on the field we're studying. This means the knowledge I'm taking in about the past is being based in the context of what's happening in real life, today.
John Gallagher, MA Latin American Studies, 2012-13
After completing my undergraduate degree in Dublin, I decided to progress directly to postgraduate study by undertaking the MA at the Institute of Americas, UCL. The prospect of living in London was not the only thing that enticed me. I was also attracted by the multi-disciplinary nature of the course and the accessibility of the teaching staff, who are always at hand to discuss research interests and extend learning outside of the classroom. At UCL, I found a Masters that allowed me to focus on the Latin American History and Politics, without neglecting more practical fields of study such as Advanced Spanish Translation. My experience at the Institute of the Americas has been nothing but positive, I am sure it will stand to me in the future.
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It further boasts of a 24hour concierge service, on site gym subsidised for residents, restaurant, co-operative supermarket and a canal side café conveniently located just downstairs to meet all your needs.
Guest Access:
Guests have access to their double bedroom, all communal areas of the flat-open plan kitchen and living room, bathroom.
The building also has a couple of elevators.
Free and fast WIRELESS INTERNET.
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I like my guests to feel comfortable and have their privacy. But I'm always available for a little chat and if you have any problem.
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Gainsborough Studios, which was home to British film studio in the 40s and to English film director and producer, Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock, is just moments from a range of vibrant bars, shops and of Islington's trendy Upper Street.
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Old Street (Northern Line) is the nearest Underground Station to the flat.
From London Airport Heathrow, take the Piccadilly line to King's Cross station and the Northern Line (Southbound via Bank) to Old Street Station.
From London Gatwick Airport, take the train to London Bridge and the Northern Line (Northbound) to Old Street Station.
From London Luton Airport, take the East Midlands Trains to London St Pancreas Rail Station, and the Northern Line from King's Cross to Old Street Station.
From London City Airport, take the DLR to Bank Underground Station and the Northern Line to Old Street Station.
From Stansted Airport, take the Greater Anglia towards Liverpool Street Rail Station to Seven Sisters Underground Station (Victoria Line), and the Victoria Line to Euston. From Euston Station, take the Northern Line to Old Street.
The apartment is also walking distance from Shoreditch, Hoxton Square, Essex Road railway station, and is well served by a multitude of bus routes giving easy access to Oxford Circus and the vibrant West End.
There is a multitude of bus links just outside the flat to Waterloo, London bridge, and from old street.
There are also the capital rental BIKES located within the park opposite the award winning Gainsborough Studios complex if you need to explore London and burn some calories at the same time.
The location next to the canal means you get to enjoy scenic little walks down to Angel (around 15 min).
NOTE: London buses only accept Oyster cards OR tube day passes and I highly recommend picking one up, if you are planning to do some sightseeing in London, before heading to my place. Oyster cards are valid on all London buses and London tubes (all zones). You can purchase daily or weekly passes from any London Underground Station, or top it up with any cash amount.
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If early check-in is not possible, there are left luggage services at:
London Paddington
London Euston
London Waterloo
London King's Cross
London St Pancras International
London Liverpool Street
London Charing Cross
London Victoria
There are also left luggage facilities at Victoria Coach Station. It is open daily between 7am-10.45pm.
House rulesEvery guest is to clean after use and to maintain the flat in a clean good condition as "THERE IS NO CLEANING FEE CHARGE". The spacious bedroom has to be maintained in a good condition and the bedroom bin has to be emptied prior to departure.
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|$ 7 US per guest/night extra
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Dhanuska is a very nice and friendly host who gave us Dome advice about sightseeing and the area where we were staying. Public Transport was close somit was easy to get to the sightseeing sites. I would definitly recommend this accomodation.
Many thanks to the guys. They literally saved our week-end in London! But for them, we would have had our journey ruined by a con-man.
We were kindly welcome. The room was nice and the location is perfect. I do reccomend it!
Apartment very comfortable and clean.
Appartamento molto confortevole e pulito.
We enjoyed our stay at the flat very much. Everything was arranged very nicely and Dhanushka and her boyfriend were so pleasant. The flat and the whole residence make you feel at home and the bedroom offers everything you need (including wardrobe...).
I would recommend the stay at this flat to anyone.
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"Nicole finished high school late due to hospitalizations and other PH-related issues. In public school, there are only a certain number of days a student can miss before they are not able to advance to the next grade or graduate. Homeschooling provided more flexibility, which was beneficial to Nicole and her health needs."
"Nicole finished high school late due to hospitalizations and other PH-related issues. In public school, there are only a certain number of days a student can miss before they are not able to advance to the next grade or graduate. Homeschooling provided more flexibility, which was beneficial to Nicole and her health needs."
Families who have school-age children living with pulmonary hypertension (PH) may face difficulties when it comes to their child and school. PH can interfere with a child's ability to learn in the classroom or participate in school activities. If PH becomes too overwhelming for your child to manage while attending school full-time, one alternative is homeschooling. This resource is designed to help parents of children living with PH learn more about homeschooling as an option for them. Read on for an overview of homeschooling, or read a parent's experience with homeschooling her PH teen.
You have been teaching your children since they were born, whether it was to walk, talk, play a game or ride a bike. Teaching primarily relies on communication. Parents who know how to communicate with their child are proven to be successful teachers in a homeschool setting. However, parents who want to homeschool must be willing to give the time and commitment that homeschooling requires.
By law, most parents qualify to teach their children. As of 2009, forty-one states do not require homeschool parents to meet any specific qualifications and the remaining nine states require a high school diploma or equivalent. You should check with your state's Department of Education for state-specific qualification laws.
With the proper curriculum and support, parents have the resources they need to teach their child. Homeschooling is heavily based on independent learning. Most curriculums come with teacher guides or other resources to help parents better understand the subject they are teaching. If you are not qualified to homeschool or prefer that someone else teaches your child, other options are available, including hiring a certified school teacher or using an online curriculum.
Find other parents who homeschool, whether locally or online. These parents will be able to direct you on how to get started, give you advice when you need it and become a great support system. There are national and local support resources for parents who homeschool, including homeschool organizations and support groups.
Find national and local homeschooling support:
Homeschooling rules, regulations, laws and start-up procedures vary by state and county. Thus, you will need to determine your state's and county's rules and regulations, such as if your state and county require notification, attendance procedures or curriculum standards. Check with your county's school system to see if there are any county-specific regulations or procedures for homeschooling. You can learn more about state-specific laws by contacting your state's Department of Education or researching online. Look for information about homeschooling on your state's Department of Education website or find your state on the Home School Legal Defense Association website.
Once you are aware of the laws and regulations, the next step is to research homeschool methods. There are many homeschooling methods available including:
Read an overview of these different homeschooling methods at Home School Curriculum Advisor.
Once you know what method you want to use to homeschool, you need to make a plan. You will need to determine when you will start homeschooling, what materials you need and what curriculum or program you will use. The HSLDA offers tips on how to choose the best curriculum and the different options available. Curriculums can be purchased at many different places including online or at a curriculum fair.
Additional homeschool resource websites for parents include:
Jane Northrop always knew she wanted to homeschool her daughter, Nicole, but had some concerns about her ability and the process. Jane enrolled Nicole in elementary school to give the public school system a try. Upon Nicole's completion of elementary school, Jane decided that homeschooling would be a better fit and provide Nicole with more of a challenge than the public school system could. Nicole was diagnosed with PH in 2010 when she was in the ninth grade. The PH diagnosis reinforced just how beneficial homeschooling was to Nicole and her educational success.Jane used A Beka, an accredited homeschool program, to homeschool Nicole. This program provided Jane with the curriculum, books and other resources she needed. Jane always wanted Nicole to receive a high school diploma. Nicole earned her diploma in the spring of 2013, and started an online program at a liberal arts university in Fall 2013, to earn a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Animation.
Jane found researching online to be the most helpful way to get started. She found the Florida Parent-Educators Association (FPEA), an organization for home educators in Florida. Through this organization, Jane was able to learn more about the homeschooling laws in Florida and her specific county. She was also able to find a list of local homeschool support groups in her county.
For Jane, the hardest part of starting the homeschool process was the self-doubt she experienced once she decided she was going to homeschool Nicole. She was unsure if she would actually be able to teach Nicole everything she needed to know. Jane was able to overcome this by talking to other homeschool parents and joining a support group for homeschool parents and their children. There, Jane was able to get advice from other homeschool parents in the community. Monthly meetings featured speakers who talked about different homeschooling issues and topics. Jane encourages any parent looking to homeschool to join a support group. For parents who live in an area without local support groups, there are online groups available. Jane also faced resistance to homeschooling from her husband and daughter. Her husband was concerned that Jane was not a certified teacher and Nicole did not want to be taken out of school. Jane and her family had no idea what to expect from homeschooling. To overcome this resistance, Jane told her family to give homeschooling a chance. They agreed to try homeschooling for a year. If it did not work out after a year, she would enroll Nicole in public school again. After the first year, Nicole never wanted to go back to public school.
For Jane, a major benefit of homeschooling was that Nicole was able to finish school and graduate with a high school diploma. This would have been a much harder task, if not impossible, had she been in public school. Nicole finished high school late due to hospitalizations and other PH-related issues. In public school, there are only a certain number of days a student can miss before they are not able to advance to the next grade or graduate. Homeschooling provided more flexibility, which was beneficial to Nicole and her health needs.Through the program she used, Nicole could work on assignments as she was able to. If she woke up late or had an appointment, she could adapt her school day to fit the needs of her schedule. Nicole's classes were video recordings of teachers teaching students in a classroom. Science experiments and other demonstrations were performed on the videos for Nicole to see. Nicole was able to complete projects and study subjects that were of interest to her. As long as she completed the required number of credits in each subject, she could choose the classes she wanted to take. Overall, homeschooling provided a flexible environment for Nicole to learn and worked better with her health needs.
Jane felt that homeschooling provided Nicole with many socialization opportunities. It also got them involved in the community, much more than public school would have. The homeschool support group provided activities specifically for high school students, including field trips, co-ops, volunteer opportunities and more. Nicole also volunteered as a teacher's assistant in a preschool class. Jane believes that the opportunity for Nicole to interact with people of all ages on a weekly basis was more beneficial than only meeting peers of her own age in a public school.
The biggest piece of advice Jane offers to other parents is that they can do it! With all the information, support and curriculum options available, there is most likely an option that fits the needs of any family looking to homeschool. Parents interested in homeschooling their child should give it a try. Should homeschooling not work out, parents can always re-enroll their child in public school. Jane also recommends that parents make sure they know the laws of their state and county. For example, in her county, Nicole had to be evaluated by a teacher to proceed to the next grade level. Each year, a teacher was required to look through all of Nicole's school work and evaluate her work. The teacher would then write a report about the work Nicole had completed and state whether or not she could advance to the next grade. Jane would then take that letter to the county homeschool office. While Jane recognizes that homeschooling might not be the solution for everyone, she says that homeschooling Nicole was the best decision she ever made. Nicole benefited from homeschooling in numerous ways and excelled much more than she ever would have in public school.
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