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Breaking the Fast
The general idea of breakfast usually involved a light meal that was taken by children and the infirm in the morning after a six to nine hour rest. Those of the laboring classes were known to take breakfast before a long day of working, despite criticism. This was a practice that was largely frowned upon in polite society during Medieval Europe, but supposedly by the 15th Century even the nobility began to ignore the rules and take a breaking of the fast.
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Feeling a bit at odds, Daphne, in order to avoid anymore possible static before classes, had skipped breakfast, and on her way over the cobbles to the Great Hall she feels its brooding presence, that never seems to warm to the beams of the dawning sun, and debates her decision of getting out of bed. It's not that she doesn't enjoy her classes, because she really does, but that she is beginning to believe that The Fates had decided that, Today, she will be on the moros side of the spectrum. Her sense of foreboding seems to dampen her already low spirits as she makes her way through the large wooden doors of the Great Hall. Dread fills her as she takes note of the already bustling hall, and she begins to rethink her idea of heading back to her welcoming covers in her safe haven of a room.
"Daphne!" shouts a shrill voice from across the hall, nearing making her jump out of her skin, "There you are! I was looking for you at the table this morning, but when you didn't show up for breakfast I thought that perhaps you were sick!" A pleasant faced girl with gorgeous eyes (like the ones you see on those actresses from back in the Golden Age of Film, you know the ones with those huge doe eyes and hers were definitely golden) made her way through a gaggle of chattering girls, who do not take well to being bothered by anyone, let alone a "nobody", then tightly hugs Daphne. Shock of being shouted at as well as hugged quickly wears off and Daphne laughs lightly and says, "Well hello doll face! *haha* I'm terribly sorry that I worried you! Ah, I just didn't feel much like eating this morn... you understand, don't you?" she looks to the "doll" and smirks, "Besides, it's not as if there is a shortage of snacks that I can't pick up here in the building. Want to go with me to snag a banana?" The girl looks aghast and shakes her head in amusement, "You and your bananas! Of course I'll go with you!" as she links her arm with Daphne's she then asks, "So truth, did someone start in on you already this morn, dear? ... You know I really don't know why I'm even asking, of course they did. Who was it? Bethani, Trichelle, or Christina? Or all three?! *hahaha*" she giggles but it really doesn't reach her eyes, no those are filled with concern and heart-felt anguish for her friend.
Daphne shakes her head and leads Greta down the hallway towards their break room. "It was nothing and no one, sweet Greta! You concern yourself too much with my well-being, me thinks, and not enough on your own blessed self! I am fine and a banana will suffice me well enough until lunch. I just decided to have a few extra minutes to myself in my room this morn and so skipped going to breakfast! That is all, promise." she slightly gritted her teeth at lying to Greta, but she really did not want her to worry so much about her. She knew that eventually she would have to come clean, but not so early in the morning, especially not right now. Not when Greta's beautiful smile was making her day so much brighter already.
They enter the break room, which is more like a small cafe, arms linked and smiles upon their faces. "Oh look girls, it's Daft, I mean, Daphne." Sneers Trichelle, another of Daphne's aggrivators. "I already saw her this morning, and I have to say, she looks her usual drab self doesn't she?" Christina pipes in amidst their laughter at Daphne's expense. Greta looks at Daphne's downward gaze and feels her start to pull back out the door they just entered. "Oh no you don't," she whispers to Daphne, "we came to get you a banana, and that's exactly what we're going to do! Don't let them get to you, Daph, you are lovely and they're just jealous that they have to actually try to look good everyday. Now chin up and let's get that banana." She pulls on Daphne's arm and leads her towards the counter where the fresh fruit is kept. Daphne lifts her eyes and looks away from the clique of girls still laughing at her, she takes note that Greta's jaw is clenched. "I will learn to ignore them one day, Greta dear-heart, but until then I'm glad I have you here. I think I'd starve otherwise!" she speaks quietly to Greta and see's her jaw loosen the clench. A slight grin spreads across her face and she stops in front of the counter. Daphne picks up a banana and looks over to the granola saying, "Mmm, I think I'd like a parfait to go along with my banana!" Greta smiles and leads the way to the register.
Before the girls get to the register, Christina and crowd step in front of them. "Ex-CUSE you. We were here first, and I'll not have you skipping in front of us! Now Ms. Finnley, I'll have a skim milk latte with an almond biscotti." looking to Trichelle and Bethani saying, "What'll you have Chelle? Beth?" Both girls cut their eyes narrowly at Greta and Daphne then place their orders with Ms. Finnley. Daphne looks at her watch and nudges Greta, "We're going to be late if we don't hurry... let's just go and I'll get something between first and second class. Promise." She cannot stand to be tardy, especially to her favorite class. Greta stands fast and looks at the clique of bullies responding with a hardened tone, "No, you won't be late at all. Ms. Finnley, I hate to be a bother, but would you mind grabbing a parfait for Daphne and a Pinapple Naked for me please? We are in a bit of a rush, and I'm sure that these girls ordering the coffee drinks won't mind us getting our orders first since ours are grab and go... Will you girls?" She looks directly at Christina, who quickly glances over her shoulder as if she doesn't hear a word that Greta says. "Is that all you want Daphne?" Ms. Finnley's kind smile lightens her eyes, "You sure you wouldn't like a juice as well?" Daphne smiles back and replies, "On second thought, I think I would like a Mango Naked, please Ms. Finnley." She straightens her shoulders, feeling slightly better about her day already. "Here you go girls, that will be $2.50 for you Greta, and $5 even for you Daphne." The two hand over their money and take their breakfast with smiles and quick words of thanks before heading straight out the door into the main hallway.
"Now promise me you'll eat it all, and that you'll keep your head up until we see each other at lunch?" Greta looks into Daphne's eyes. "I mean it missy! Don't make me stuff you! You're too skinny as it is!" and she falls into a fit of giggles. Daphne giggles and hugs Greta, "Yes, I'll scarf all this wonderful food down as soon as I'm settled in my seat! I promise! See you at lunch!" She releases Greta and waves as she quickly walks down the hall towards the classroom. Greta stands rooted for a moment, looking after Daphne, her eyes seem to glimmer for a second with a look of someone much older before she turns to go to her own class.


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There was nothing subtle about the message being sent from the Australia cricket team, via their media, to the battered Poms before the third Test in Perth: Mitchell's coming for you, and you ain't seen nothing yet.
Cricket Australia put up their bowling coach Craig McDermott for interview in Adelaide, and George Bailey across in Perth, and both were only too happy to talk up the threat of Mitchell Johnson.
"A bloke coming at you at 150 or 155 km/h [93-96mph], with a slinging action, is not a lot of fun, let me tell you," McDermott said. "I'm sure they [England] think about it a fair bit. When we played West Indies it wasn't much fun during that golden era either. It's exciting just for cricket in general, and it's great for him and our side.
"I'd like to see – at his home ground, being in front of his adopted state, Western Australia – what the adrenaline does to his pace," McDermott said.
"That's been our team plan. I don't think we're going to go away from it. There are not too many tailenders around the place who bat below seven that enjoy playing a lot of balls around their helmet. So be it."
"It is more exciting going [to Perth] knowing that if we play that well again, and continue to play that way, how close we are to something special," said Bailey, who scored a quietly significant half-century in his second Test appearance in Adelaide. "We're still so hungry to keep playing the same way."
He has been grinning at short leg as England's lower-order batsmen have been peppered by Johnson in the last two Tests, and came close to expressing sympathy to Monty Panesar.
"He was getting plenty of advice from his partners but I was just trying to get him to get his elbow out of the way, for starters," Bailey said. "That didn't look that much fun. He was muttering away to himself to watch the ball. It was not pretty.
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3 bedroom / 2 bath w/ loft Family Vacation Home in the Great Smoky Mountains
Our loft is a great viewing and game area with a new double size futon couch, a 4'x8' Connelly tournament pool table with all the accessories, a professional Foosball table and a 49 inch Insignia 1080i HDTV with Directv DVR satellite service. Children games and children DVD's are offered so the little ones have something to watch if you are not in the mood to watch another Disney movie for the 10th time! The loft also has it's own small private deck via an 8' sliding glass door.
On the main floor, the kitchen has been completely remodeled with all new stainless steel Whirlpool appliances, Kraftmaid cabinetry, granite counter tops and new Moen fixtures. We paid great attention to the type of cookware that would be in the kitchen only using kitchen tools we want to use when on vacation. After paying good money to stay in vacation rentals it was awful having to cook with poor quality pots and pans and plastic cooking items. We did our best to buy the most affordable high quality items to help create that perfect dining experience. Enjoy Crate and Barrel dishware, stainless steel cookware , Cuisinart Stainless steel kitchen knives, wine glasses and a new Cuisinart coffee maker to make that perfect brew. While you are cooking in the kitchen family members can pull up a bar stool at the middle island and you can still be in the middle of the fun and enjoy the great mountain view!
The main floor bedroom includes all new furnishings from High Country Furnishings and Design and the large king bed is topped with a luxurious Beautyrest mattress. Also for entertainment the main floor master bedroom includes a wall mounted 39 inch Toshiba 1080p HDTV with Directv DVR satellite service. The main floor bath has been remodeled and includes new tile, new cabinetry with granite counter tops and new Moen fixtures. The main floor living area sits beside two 8' sliding glass doors and a wall of all new Pella windows, all the way to the top of the cathedral ceiling, that provides a spectacular view from every location on the main floor and upper loft. The living room also has all new furnishings from High Country Furnishings and Design, as well as 39 inch Toshiba 1080p HDTV with Directv DVR satellite service. A large rock fireplace includes easy on and off propane gas fire logs for that true mountain ambiance. No need to drag large logs in from the outside when your cozy ambiance is can be started with the flip of a switch. The dinning area includes a new large farm house table with seating for 10. A new large Pella picture window provides a stunning view from the dinning table of Crabtree mountain. The entire main floor is surrounded by a new large deck with spectacular views from every location and four handmade solid wood Troutman rockers to sit, relax and enjoy the true essence of the mountains.
The lower floor includes another master bedroom with decor also from High Country Furnishings and Design. A large king sleigh bed, a Beautyrest mattress and 600 thread count sheets are just the beginning of comfort for this private hideaway. This room also includes its own sitting area with a comfy & cozy beige couch to enjoy the private view of Crabtree mountain through the 8' sliding glass door that opens onto your own private deck with easy access to the 79 inch x 79 inch Leisure Bay hot tub for four. This master suite will definitely fulfill the need for your own private space while vacationing with family, you will love this private spot. Enjoy reading a book on your private deck with no interuptions from guests upstairs and private access to the outside. A 39 inch Toshiba 1080p HDTV with Directv DVR satellite service is in the bedroom for your viewing enjoyment. The downstairs bath has been remodeled and expanded to include a large stand alone shower, a large soaking soaking tub (no jets) and oversized vanity with granite countertops and new Moen fixtures. The adjoining bunk room includes two new bunk beds to accommodate four people and has direct access to the downstairs bath as well. Like all the other bedrooms in the house it also has a 39 inch wall mounted Toshiba 1080p HDTV with Directv DVR satellite service.
Want to roast marshmellows and make smores, add real wood logs to the fire pit and enjoy the night stars?Outside you can have a hearty wood fire in the fire pit...... or relax in the 4 person Leisure Bay hot tub with mountain views from all sides. Hot tub is accessable for all guests from the outside or directly off your private balcony downstairs.
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- Bird Watching
- Gambling Casinos
- Horseback Riding
- Horseshoes
- Scenic Drives
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
Mountain View:
Our home provides almost a complete 180 degree view south from Hurricane Mountain towards Wayesville and Maggie Valley....moreless
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Basketball Court
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Fly Fishing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Hunting
- Kayaking
- Mountain Biking
- Mountain Climbing
- Mountaineering
- Rafting
- Rock Climbing
- Skiing
- Snowboarding
- Water Tubing
- Whitewater Rafting
- Child's Highchair
Large farmhouse table with seating for 10 and of course you never have to go without a view of the mountains even when you are eating....moreless
- Dining Area
- Seating for 10 people
Air Conditioning:
Brand new high efficiency Maytag AC with temperature control on each level of the three floors...moreless
- Clothes Dryer
- Fireplace:
- Hair Dryer
Brand new high efficiency Maytag heating with temperature control on each level of the three floors...moreless
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided:
- Coffee Maker:
- Dishes & Utensils:
- Dishwasher:
Brand new remodeled kitchen with all new cabinetry and stainless steel appliances....moreless
Brand new stainless steel over the oven Whirlpool microwave...moreless
- Oven:
downstairs master bedroom includes private balcony/deck with seating and table...moreless
- Deck / Patio:
- Golf
- Kayak / Canoe
- Outdoor Grill
- Ski & Snowboard
Pool / Spa
House Cleaning
- Housekeeper Included
RatesCurrency Conversion
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
Fall Foliage 2018
Sep 30 - Nov 3, 2017
3 night min stay
Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Nov 18 - Nov 24, 2017
3 night min stay
Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Christmas & New Year
Dec 23 - Jan 5, 2018
3 night min stay
Thu, Fri, Sat
Winter Season II
Jan 6 - Mar 16, 2018
3 night min stay
Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
My Standard Rate
3 night min stay
Thu, Fri, Sat
Additional information about rental rates
- Hot Tub Fee $54
- Refundable Damage Deposit $450
- Tax Rate 11%
Rates are subject to change until reservation is confirmed. Stays of 2 days or less will require a cleaning fee of $90.
Owner's cancellation policy:
Policy available by contacting owner when booking
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Waynesville is centrally located in the beautiful Smoky Mountains and provides easy access to many great adventures.
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
Blue Ridge Parkway - Waynesville
Smoky Mountain Railway - Bryson City
Biltmore House - Asheville
Nantahala Outdoor Center
Driving distance from:
Orlando, FL - 9 hours (600 miles)
Macon, GA - 4.75 hours (268 miles)
Atlanta, GA - 3 hours (189 miles)
Knoxville, TN - 1.5 hours (82 miles)
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2012
About the owner: Jennifer and I are native Floridians and live just north of Orlando with our three children; Evie (8), Eston (6) and Ellie (4). After vacationing in western North Carolina for most of my childhood, Jennifer and I were lucky enough to live in Waynesville for several years after we graduated from college and getting marred in 1995. After moving back to Florida in the late 90's we continued to vacation in western North Carolina. In between then and now we decided to enter the vacation rental business here in Florida to allow our family and other families to enjoy the beautiful beaches of Florida. We have really enjoyed running our vacation rental business and had decided early on that we would like to one day expand that business to include a home in the western North Carolina mountains. In the fall of 2012 that vision became a reality with our purchase of this beautiful home near Waynesville, NC. Please check out the reviews to our other vacation properties and you will see that while this is a new property for us, it is definitely not our first time in the vacation rental business. It was our intention as we rebuilt this home to also use this for our own family just like our other vacation rental properties and for that reason we have tried to make sure that no detail is left out so that we along with you can enjoy this beautiful location. We hope you enjoy it as much as us.
Why the Owner Chose Clyde, NC, USA:
We searched for many years for just the right property. In 2010 we purchased a vacant lot not to far from Waynesville with the intention of one day building a vacation rental property but it did not take too long for us to realize that due to the rising cost of building materials it would take many more years than we first thought for us to realize our dream. While taking one of our annual vacations in the fall of 2012 with some friends of ours who also like to vacation in the western North Carolina mountains, we met with a friend of theirs, who just happened to be a real estate agent. After spending a few minutes talking about what we were looking for in vacation home, he offered to show us a property that he thought might just fit the bill. He actually showed us two properties and honestly, the first was one we requested and we could have saved some time if we had just trusted the expert because as soon as we saw this house we knew it was the one. It had everything; a well established gated neighborhood, plenty of acreage, a great floor plan with plenty of space for a family vacation home and oh yeah; great elevation at 3648' that provides a spectacular view of the great smoky mountains. It also had what we were not looking for- no small lots with houses looming all around as we had seen in other popular areas not too far away. The house is close enough to jump on the interstate and not have to curve through abundant roads and far enough away to not hear any noise other than sounds of nature.
The Unique Benefits at this House:
What's the old cliché? The three most important things in real estate are; Location, Location & Location. That was no exception here. The view from this property is just unbelievable and we fell in love with it the moment we saw it. The house itself had a great layout with lots of potential for a great family vacation home and the property provided plenty of privacy as well. The entrance to Hurricane Ridge is located exactly one mile from exit 15 off Interstate 40, so it provides easy access to Waynesville within 15 minutes and Asheville within 30 minutes but at the same time you can feel like you are so far away from it all. At nearly 3700' in elevation it stays very cool even in the hottest part of summer so it is so much different from most places in the southeastern United States that you may have experienced in the summer.
Contact us
Send email
- Primary: (321) 356-3797 (Florida, USA)
Links to more information:
- Click Here to see All My Rental Listings
Enjoy the view on the front porch in one of our handmade Troutman rocking chairs
Early morning view of Crabtree Mtn. from kitchen, dinning and lower bedroom deck
Floor to ceiling windows & large wraparound deck to enjoy the view inside & out
Living Room
Living / Dining Area
Open concept kitchen includes island bar, overlooking dining & living area
Upstairs Master Bathroom
Large 48' vanity in downstairs master bathroom
Leisure Bay hot tub with direct access from downstairs master bedroom
Loft includes pool table, foosball table, 49' HDTV, Full Futon & deck
Connelly professional tournament size pool table
Above the clouds....southwest view from the large wraparound deck
South-Southwest panoramic view from front deck
View directly out front door on western side of wraparound deck
Dining Area
Living Room
Loft area overlooking living and dining area w/ great view through front windows
Upstairs Master Bedroom with king bed & brand new luxury Beautyrest mattress
Downstairs Master Bedroom with king bed & brand new luxury Beautyrest mattress
Large soaking tub in downstairs master bedroom
Kid's Bunk Room
Tournament foosball table with electronic scoring
Large fire pit area with a view to enjoy while you roast marshmallows
Long range southwest view from wraparound deck
This listing was first published here in 2013.
Date last modified - Saturday, May 27, 2017
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First Prize
To Your Scattered Bodies Go by Brian Brett
A Suite of Poems by Brian Brett
At the round earth's imagin'd corners, blow
Your trumpets, angels, and arise, arise
From death, numberless infinities
Of souls, and to your scattered bodies go.
- John Donne, Holy Sonnets
And I awoke in the thunder of those trumpets,
the bright lights and the sirens of the ass-slappers,
and I was but one of many awakenings, stars
numberless and bright beyond the galaxies,
human and insect, striving and writhing,
as we came tumbling over the walls
where we returned, tumbling again, full of arrows
and bulbuls and radiation and smiling and loving
and dying in our gentled beds, hands held
by many fingers and the gaze of love, tumbling
into light and rivers, dodging crocodiles and not
dodging crocodiles, to your scattered bodies go
and then shrug them off in the Magellanic cloud
and the Mindanao deep, life all the way back
to the big bang, and the bang we don't hear,
the one that strikes the heart and the lung and perforates
our spine as we crazy dance into the trenches of lovers
and weeping children and playing children and lost children,
all the scattered bodies of time and life like pearls
in the night sky appearing and disappearing in the fog.
I would like to have
this one last summer
before I die, my father
said with his simple honesty,
and then he died
on a brilliant day in May.
And now twelve years later
I am down on my knees,
my hands riffling the black earth,
ripping out the morning
glory roots and quack grass.
The beans are so tall
in the heat their poles
are bending toward me
like shaggy, silent priests.
The thyme is humming with bees.
This is the garden in its glory.
My joints hurt so bad
that I will have trouble standing
again in the light flooding
upward from the sea.
And now the hornet of death
is singing in my own blood as I live
the last summer of my father.
The red racer has a green tree frog
in her mouth, and the frog
embraces the snake.
Their jaws are locked.
Death is inevitable
and they stare at each other
with lizard eyes, unblinking,
aware of the end,
yet fighting for position -
the power of the frog
can't match the snake,
but still they fight
for form's sake.
Like this tranquil frog -
how many among us
wouldn't bite the face
that marks our fate,
and wrestle our giants
until they swallow us?
The rain on the tin roof, it makes
me feel hunted, makes me feel like a tiger
in Singapore, before there was a Singapore.
The rain on the red tin roof comes down
in waves, in an ecstasy of climate.
I love the way it dances its rich weather.
Rain on the roof, as sweet as a slim, shy
girl slipping off her wet sheath under
the bridge in my nineteenth year.
After that, only the rain spoke.
Take off your clothes.
Drop them at your feet.
Walk naked toward me.
This is the beauty
of creatures like us.
Tomorrow, we will be dead.
Today, we will be desire.
These were the endless years,
memory the butterfly that remembers
the cocoon and the caterpillar.
I put my head to the rails
listening to the forever train,
and offered a penny and a spoon,
gifts for the iron wheels to flatten.
My friends, when they weren't busy
with their circle jerks and betting
who could shoot the highest until
one juiced the chandelier,
they claimed that Apache warriors
could put their ears to the earth
and count two riders
on the way out of morning.
So I always kept my ears to the ground,
listening for the riders, and once
in the last years of my innocence
there was a great thunder in the ground
and I stood up amazed
in the high golden Chilcotin hill
grass of always summer
as the thundering, riderless
herd of mustangs rushed
around and past me
galloping wild and free,
the almost eternal horses of memory.
Will he? Will this man-thing ever hear
the haunt of the Swainson's Thrush
again in another wide summer to come?
He's a walking wound walking.
He's the mortar and pestle of joints;
the ancient dog under the willow;
the withering plums almost too sweet;
the drooping breasts of the wry, old girl;
the autumn wind showing scarlet,
prancing its version of the whirling whirl -
and the haunted songs celebrating the dusk.
Hoohoo sweet, sweet, the enduring
birds sing the years of our alive.
The black clouds roll over the land,
lumpy as old meat wrongly
tossed into the compost -
smudge fires before spring.
You burn everything.
Wisps of smoke rise above the fog,
miniature, slow tornadoes among the mountains.
The sun does its work,
the history of cold, raunchy baggage kept,
desire gone slack, you left me
for the fire,
and the fire
is enormous, its red desire -
paper bags and cardboard, your flesh
white as mushrooms beneath all the flannel.
The rage of the fire,
burning winter in the fog of winter.
In her kitchen she embraces the blade.
She embraces, in her kitchen, the shiny
blade, the boning knife. It was mine always,
he thought while she acknowledged the chicken;
she bowed, in the kitchen, with the dead bird
ignoring him, and she considered its parts,
the boning knife held like a samurai sword
by a bad actor in a bad samurai film, the shiny
knife in the kitchen, embraced by a samurai
and I was no longer there, her concentration
swallowed the kitchen as she addressed dinner -
the thigh, the drumstick, the wing, the breast split,
so much variety to choose when you have a knife
in your hands in the kitchen, a boning knife - ignoring me -
although I was the one who always boned the chicken
until that day.
Fifty years ago, it was
the newest thing since Wonder bread,
which was white, fluffy, and sliced.
The real wonder of the bread
was that it took the wheat out of the wheat
in an age when people were impressed
by food that didn't feed.
The snowsuit was blue,
and there was snow then, lots of it.
My mother would tirelessly put on
all my layers of bundling underclothes
and zip me into my blue suit,
the little boots, the little gloves,
and I would rush out into the snow
as white as the Wonder bread
and eat it without peanut butter or jam.
Then I would grow cold and cry
at the door, and mother would
let me inside and take off layer
after layer, like peeling a bright little onion
who was crying in discomfort.
But after a few minutes with the heater
and a slice of bread and jam, I would
cry and cry and cry until mother
bundled me all up again and sent
me back out into the world of wonder.
I was so young then and already
I failed to understand the need
for the borders we call doors
that shut in and shut out
the delights of the other side.
Look into the image of you, boy-child,
the endless eyelashes, the floating wild hair
draped down to your ass.
The long bones of hormones
that didn't stop growing
until the doctors whacked you with chemicals.
Boy-child, you were the wind on the road,
stopped suddenly by the purple asters,
or the smile of the waiter-girl
whose legs stretched down to the floor
and you spent years buying
a thousand hot beef sandwiches
so you could love her legs
and dream of the cascading
premature silver hair of her
nineteen years in the world,
hair that touched your mouth
when she leaned over the table
to refill the foul coffee
you drank to bring her back.
Now turn again to the mirror and stare
at the thickened face of old age
and smile and remember the nearly
ancient, silver-haired waitress of your desires.
Out in the bay the great whales
spy hop and tail slap; grandeur
still exists, and when you float
in the water you can hear them,
the mother and calf, singing
love songs to each other far away.
The pelicans fall from the sky
like awkward comedians catching fish,
while the young adults herd the hundreds
of babies into interesting formations on the water.
It's crazy with life here; the market
is full of melons and tequila and señoritas
buxom in tight white dresses,
pouting when their wide mothers
chase the boys away.
Across the bay in Tenacatita all the hotels
are empty, the chairs along the sea-swept seawall
scattered and forlorn. It's a recession, they say,
but the blue puffer fish still act as saintly guides
leading the way between the walls of coral,
and the ecstatic sting rays touch and roll
and breed on the sandy bottom of the bay.
Everything here is almost as it was,
and briefly I wonder how long
will our war on the world
hold back the crashing waves of Tenacatita?
Gently, that gentle one went.
A good New Year dinner,
a touch of indigestion.
Sixty years old but trim
and hard working and healthy,
maybe heartburned from a good meal.
She followed him to their bedroom.
He lay down and let out a big sigh,
and the sigh was his last breath.
Sixty short years, a talented, quiet man
alone on his bed with his wife -
stunned, and gazing upon him,
mouth quivering at the years, their lives.
O astonishing astonishing world!
When I think of the dirt
I'm going to eat,
The dust I will become, the mud
flowing along the ocean floor,
I wonder
where all the great moments
go -
all the inspired pauses that "Haw!!"
in the face of what most would call reality.
The moments where even the glass-eyed geek
dances on the ruin of those who foiled him.
When we die
our families spend the rest of their lives
forgetting us,
the way we forget the dog licking the knives
in the dishwasher,
the bicycle dance of the courier in traffic.
We leave nothing behind but energy,
the energy of life...
to the star's core,
the tree's leaf,
the raven's betrayed squawk.
You can find our ragged essence everywhere,
Do the dead have spirits?
They can't. There would
be too many filling the immensity.
All the world is dying, in greater
and greater quantities, the dead
rising out of earthquakes
and tidal waves and heroin needles
and guns and childbirth and typhus.
The dead whirling around us,
chickens and cattle and children,
millions of spirits flying
past our startled faces.
Waves of shuddering wraiths
brushing us with the coldness
of the grave's soil and the ocean,
the fires of that last pyre.
The dead going everywhere,
flying away like rockets, comets,
waterfalls of shadows, waning flares,
meteors in the night, all the candles
silent, fading into the invisible.
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"Hands behind your back," Jay said, addressing their new prisoners.
They all did as they were told, even Rosalyn, who simply had a blank expression on her face. The prisons disappeared and their hands started to glow slightly with the magic bonds.
Jay turned around to face the huddling group of students. His grey eyes were overtaken by the yellow stripe in his irises; the stripe seemed to be thicker than it had a few minutes ago. A sharp wave of energy passed through Beth's mind. She clutched her head but the pain went as quickly as it had come.
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"Move quickly then," Onyx said sharply, walking towards the demons.
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Beth was about to sit back down when Robert grabbed her arm.
"We're going," he said.
"What? But you said we could go after school," she complained.
"That was before a band of demons came here to take you hostage," he said shortly.
"Robert," Catalin started, but was silenced by a single glare from him.
Beth pulled her arm from his grasp and crossed her arms.
"I'm not going," she said defiantly.
The few remaining brothers turned to stare at her, as did Catalin and Emily.
"I'm not going," she said again, with more conviction that she felt.
"We're going, if I have to drag you," Robert said, his voice dangerously low.
"Robert, careful," warned Onyx.
Robert ignored him completely. Beth stood up straighter, trying to prove her point that she was going nowhere. His eyes flashed that ominous red they had been a few minutes previously when he'd been fighting.
"Robert," Onyx snapped, getting Robert's attention this time.
Robert's eyes turned to him, shooting daggers. Neither of them said anything but after a few seconds, Robert picked Beth up and put her over his shoulder.
"Put me down!" she shouted, hitting his back with her fists.
He didn't register that she'd said or done anything, just kept walking. One of the others suddenly appeared and threw him a bag. He caught it and slung it over his other shoulder. Beth kept shouting until they got outside, finally giving up. Robert set her down beside the car but held her against him with just enough force that she couldn't run but not enough for it to hurt her.
In his hand were the car keys, but Beth was sure they had been in her bag, which she was pretty sure was still in the classroom. However, when she actually looked properly, she realised it was on the floor, leaning against his leg. Stupid vampires, she couldn't help but think.


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Battle Five: Should writers include sex scenes in their novels? For Russell Smith, they're an essential part of a character's "emotional narrative." But Lynn Coady sees literary sex scenes as a somewhat creepy reflection on the author. What do you think—are you on Team Russell or Team Lynn?
Russell Smith: Let's write about sex!
A lot of fiction is about romantic relationships. Romantic relationships, particularly in the contemporary world, tend to have sex in them. And sex is something we fret about, in our romantic relationships—we crave it, we plan it, we dread it, we do it for pleasure or for obligation, we worry about exposing our bodies to people and we worry about our performance. We worry if we will be sad after it; this fear can inform the act itself. All this is rather interesting, and rather important—I think even crucial—to the nature of those relationships. To elide what actually happens when two people attempt to grapple with each other physically is to skip a key part of our interactions. Avoiding it, for writer of fiction, would be like avoiding, for some arbitrary reason, all the dinner scenes or all the telephone conversations. Everyone has sex. Sex is when we make stunning discoveries about others. To sidestep it is to be irresponsible to your plot.
It's tough to describe sex acts accurately: one risks sounding clinical or comical, particularly in hard Germanic English. My solution to this problem is simply to try to be as precise and matter-of-fact as possible about what's happening, without being poetic. It's the poetic sex scenes that gets you into the embarrassing euphemistic Bad-Award-winning territory. Think of these as scenes of everyday activity.
I suspect some writers also fear describing these moments because they feel pressure to make them arousing. They know they will be giggled at, and possibly even judged personally, if their fictional sex is awkward or not sexy. My way around that is to refuse to think of the text's function that way. The goal of these passages is not to arouse; they are simply part of the story, as receiving a letter or taking a flight might be. They serve, as every other scene or action does, to illuminate character. They are part of the emotional narrative. That abandoning of all pornographic intent is a relief for a writer—it means I don't have to worry if my sex scenes are arousing or not. All I care about is whether the reader cares or not what is going on.
I hope she does. Because I can't imagine understanding fictional characters without understanding what they do in bed. In fact, I would say this about real people too.
Russell Smith was born in South Africa and raised in Halifax. His debut novel, How Insensitive, was a finalist for the Governor General's Award. Both his short story collection, Young Men, and his novel Muriella Pent were shortlisted for the Toronto Book Award. He is also the author of Noise; The Princess and the Whiskheads (a fable); Diana: A Diary in the Second Person; the style guide Men's Style, and the novel Girl Crazy. Smith works regularly with the CBC and The Globe and Mail.
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Mordecai Richler once made a gruff comparison of the act of writing to the act of sex. "I don't like talking about it, or hearing other people talking about it," were his approximate words, "I just like doing it."
Richler may not have spoken much about sex, but he did write about it, hilariously for the most part. At the same time, to read Richler on sex is to learn perhaps a bit more about the writer than you might conceivably wish to. A given writer's attitude toward sex is always its own snowflake, after all, a wholly unique crystallization of that individual's accumulated biases, neuroses and experiences both pleasant and cringe-inducing.
So, while Richler could be delightfully irreverent on the topic, the reader might stop to wonder, why only irreverent? Why was sex a joke with Richler? Why was he never, say, tender like Anaïs Nin, or sentimental like DH Lawrence, or downright dirty like Micheal Houllebeque? That's all I mean when I talk about learning—or at least thinking—more about a writer's proclivities than you might prefer. Ideally, a reader doesn't think about the writer at all when reading her work. Ideally, the writer is in control of every impression coming across on the page. My worry has always been that sex is too personal, too individualized a subject for a writer to ever be entirely in control of it.
The creative process taps into our deepest subconscious, and we are each of us sex-crazed—products of a shame-based Judeo-Christian culture that has irrevocably warped us all to varying degrees. So every writer and every reader is a product of their own particular messed-uppedness when it comes to sex.
The danger of this mutual yet made-to-order messed-uppedness is that one person's tasteful erotically charged scenario can end up another person's awkward, embarrassing instance of TMI. One writer's hot, audacious romp can end up a given reader's gratuitous sleaze-fest. Usually with fiction there is no pleasing all of the people all of the time. When writing sex scenes, there is often no pleasing anyone, except perhaps the writer herself. And there's a word for that—an act no writer wants her work compared with.
To see this principle in action, the nominees for The Guardian's Bad Sex Awards make fascinating reading. But more fascinating than the nominated passages themselves are what the reaction to them reveals about the tee-heeing Western mind. Although established by Auberon Waugh to discourage "crude, tasteless" passages in fiction, there's a glee behind the competition today that I suspect owes more to the influence of Benny Hill.
For that matter, look at what I'm doing—talking about other writers' approaches to sex in order to avoid discussing my own. Clearly my own particular messed-uppedness manifests in a total inability to talk straight when it comes to sex. When pushed, I'll usually fall back on lame double entendres and excruciating puns—the legacy of growing up with older brothers. Who grew up ducking the blows of outraged nuns.
So I avoid writing about sex out of a certainty that no matter how grown up and matter-of-fact I might try to be, there is a snickering yet nun-terrorized 12-year-old-boy inside me who would at some point be certain to grab the reins in his hairy palms.
Lynn Coady is the winner of the 2013 Scotiabank Giller Prize for her most recent book, Hellgoing. Her novel The Antagonist was shortlisted for the 2011 Giller Prize. Coady's first novel, Strange Heaven, was nominated for the Governor General's Award for Fiction when she was 28. This was followed by a best-selling short story collection, Play the Monster Blind, as well as the award-winning novels Saints of Big Harbour and Mean Boy. Lynn Coady grew up on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia and now lives in Edmonton, where she is senior editor and co-founder of the magazine Eighteen Bridges.
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That was eight years ago. Today, creche-free shopping seems as remote as the retailing dark age when cash tills were manual and queues were 15 people deep. Creches are springing up everywhere: from small units in Safeway, Sainsbury and Asda to mini Disneyworlds in regional shopping centres such as Meadowhall, Thurrock and the Metrocentre. Even the high street department stores are starting to roll them out.
This is the latest weapon in the retail armoury: another way of differentiating one store from another, and an effective means of building customer loyalty while freeing harassed shoppers to spend their limited cash.
Rod Davies, managing director of Nationwide Childcare, threw in his job as an auditor in a bank 10 years ago to pursue what he saw as a gaping commercial opportunity. In the boom-time mid-Eighties, shopping was a favoured hobby but, as a new parent, he found it almost impossible to get out and spend; others, he thought, must be experiencing similar problems.
So Mr Davies launched the Sprog Shop, a children's hairdresser-cum- creche staffed by nursery nurses, which he hoped to expand into shopping centres.
"We were a bit before our time," he said. "Retailers couldn't be bothered, they couldn't see the need for a creche. People were spending money anyway, and it was always, 'tell me, Mr Davies, why we need a creche'."
Sitting in the back room of his Stay and Play creche at Thurrock's Lakeside shopping centre, Mr Davies reeled off the list of retailers he is now working, or in discussions, with: House of Fraser, Sainsbury, Somerfield, Sears. "The economic times changed, people were no longer just spending," he said. By 1989, retailers could no longer take customers for granted and his expertise was in demand. Today, he has eight Stay and Play shopping creches with another 18 opening this year.
He is not alone. "We are caring for half a million children a year in our creches," said Richard Taee, managing director of Supercreche. "This is the public voting with their feet." After setting up prototypes in 1990, Supercreche now has 15 creches with a further 25 due to open in Safeway.
Then there is Matthew Silverstone, owner of Creche on the Move, manager of Ikea's Ball Pond: "Ninety-five per cent of the people we interviewed said they'd use our facilities, either as a creche or play area. The trend can only get bigger as it's what people want, and in the end everyone will conform to what the customer wants."
But is it what the customer wants? Don't many parents feel a twinge of guilt at the idea of leaving their children (normally aged between two and eight) in a strange place, with people they do not know, while they vanish to shop in peace? "I think it's safer than leaving the children at playschool," said Jen Rollinson, from Biggleswade in Bedfordshire, as she picked up her two- and three-year-olds from their two-hour session in Stay and Play on a Wednesday morning. "It's lovely to do a bit of shopping on your own. They enjoy this and hate shopping. They should have them in every shopping centre in Britain."
Her three-year-old looks on with a degree of mistrust, but he has been merrily playing while his mother and grandmother have been away. They are regular users (90 per cent of children return, claimed one creche owner) and go to the creche in the Metrocentre in Gateshead, too. "There, they get tea and biscuits," said Mrs Rollinson. For her, it is clear- cut: good quality childcare at a reasonable cost which allows her to shop.
"If you have children with you, you can't really shop," she went on. "The kids are always creating. It's so stressful that you end up saying, 'that's it, I'm going home'."
While visiting records show that many parents agree with Mrs Rollinson - 16,500 children on the creche's books at Thurrock, 500 a weekend at Ikea - none of the creche providers dispute that, outside peak weekend trading, there is room for improvement. Nor that one of their biggest obstacles is parental fear. "We asked about fear in our customer research," said Derek Maddison, centre manager at Wimbledon's CentreCourt.
To overcome this, the Montessori-style creche has evolved from a straightforward shopping-centre facility: now it also holds parent and toddler groups for the very young and runs six-week pre-booked nursery sessions for children from the age of two. That way, said Mr Maddison, they grow up with the creche and it becomes a part of local life.
Taking a close took at shopping creches should help any parent feel reassured. Staff are generally well trained and the security systems are equal, if not superior, to that of any delinquent detention centre, with their electronic tagging systems and computerised check-in procedures. At Thurrock, they have little red bleepers for parents and white wrist tags for children; secret passwords and a computer database crammed with anything from the name of a child's best friend to the name and number of the family doctor.
Once inside, staff seem caring and obliging. "What's your name?" asked a young woman in uniform as I introduced one of my children."This little boy's called Sam," she added, drawing the two together to ease Jake's shyness. Five minutes later, he was engrossed in a world of electronic cars and trucks.
Although creches are not cheap - about pounds 2 per hour for one child - neither are they money-spinners. Each has to conform to strict criteria set by the 1989 Children's Act and the local authority: number of children to trained staff, length of stay, and the size and number of toilets and washbasins are all stipulated. "This has been the single most important factor in curbing growth," said Mr Taee, adding that without subsidies the cost would be nearer pounds 6 per hour.
But the average supermarket spend grows by pounds 10 to pounds 14 per customer when creche facilities are on offer. There is no more missing out aisles because the children will want biscuits; no more getting home without the essentials you set out for; no more panics because your child has vanished as you spend two seconds too long looking for something on a shelf.
For my money, shopping creches beat shopping tantrums any day. And my children, given the option, would rather spend a couple of minutes getting used to a fun new environment than trailing round the shops, bored for two hours.
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Asda, Swanley One of the earliest, so equipment not as new as some: computers, video, ball pond, slides. However, town-centre site, and excellent for local shopping. pounds 1 per child for 30 mins, no reductions for two. Two to eight year-olds. Bleepers. Two-hour maximum stay. 7/10
Thurrock, Play and Stay One of the largest, with all mod cons - from electric cars and computers to general play. Two to eight-year-olds. Bleepers. pounds 1.25 for 30 mins; pounds 1.50 weekend. 9/10
Thurrock, Action Stations The very latest concept: opened two months ago. Vast indoor adventure playground, with hi-tech games. Parents must stay with three to seven year-olds. pounds 4.50 for one and a half hours; pounds 7.50 for three hours. 9/10
Metrocentre, Gateshead Play equipment includes interactive computers, ball pond, Little Tikes, etc. Toilet training facilities. Two to eights. pounds 2.10 for the first hour, then 50p for 15 minutes. Max. three hours. 8/10.
Ikea, all stores Primarily a ball pond, with art and craft facilities. Very popular with children, but max. stay of 30 mins at weekends; 45 mins during week. Tagging system. Free. 8/10
Hippo Club, Royal Victoria Place, Tunbridge Wells, Kent Play equipment, arts and crafts; no computers or ball pond. Manual tagging system. Two to eight year-olds. From pounds 2.50 for first hour; pounds 8.80 per hour for the max four hours.Reuse content


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This recipe has gotten a bit of a facelift — in case you're looking for the original photos! Original publish date: July 10, 2014.
I love chicken.
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Maybe this surprises you, but I can't remember the last time I ate fried chicken.
Maybe for some of you that seems really sad.
It's honestly not something I really long for, but what I do love about KFC is that incredible spice blend. This oven fried chicken is the closest I've ever come to KFC at home. It's a recipe our family loves, and one that we make over and over again!
The last time I made it, it got rave reviews from our newest taste tester — our 10 month old girl! I know it's a good one when she bounces up and down in her high chair, saying, "Mmm, mmm, mmm!" and becoming upset when it's not on her tray fast enough.
Obviously the cooking time will depend on the size and thickness of your chicken, so be sure to always check to make sure your chicken is done before diving in. The safest way to do this is with a meat thermometer.
*Update: February 16, 2015
We had this for dinner again last night and it continues to be a favorite! I know some people have had issues with sogginess, so I wanted to follow the recipe exactly as written, once more, and make sure there are no issues with the recipe. We had no issues with the coating falling off or sogginess, so I wanted to add some tips that might help:
- I use dark non-stick pans — this might help with getting a crispy coating as they heat to a higher temperature than light colored pans.
- I keep my chicken breasts in the freezer, then thaw them in the fridge. They are quite moist when I stick them in the bag with the coating, and I have no trouble getting it to stick. If you're working with fresh chicken breasts, you'll want to soak them in milk first (buttermilk adds great flavor!).
- This time I tried one pan with non-stick spray and one pan with butter, to see if the chicken cooked in butter would be soggy. The chicken in butter turned a nice, golden brown, not soggy at all, and the chicken with the non-stick stayed floury — I had to add butter to that pan to crisp up the coating.
- I cooked exactly 10 minutes per side.
- I did notice that as the chicken was sitting on my plate, the underside got a little soggy. Therefore I recommend serving immediately, and if it is going to be sitting on a plate for any length of time, lay it on some paper towel to keep it from getting soggy.
See more tips and different recipe variations in THE GREAT OVEN-FRIED CHICKEN EXPERIMENT
See how easy it is to make!
- 3-4 chicken breasts (about 1lb), cut in strips (I get about 3 out of one breast)
- 4-5 tbsp butter
- ¾ cup flour
- ½ cup Panko breadcrumbs
- ½ tsp salt
- 1 tbsp seasoning salt (I use Lawry's)
- ½ tsp pepper
- 2 tsp paprika
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Place butter on a large baking sheet (about 10x15" and 1" deep) and place in the oven to melt (once the butter is melted, remove it from the oven so it doesn't burn!).
- *NOTE: If you're working with fresh chicken breasts, you will want to soak them for 15-30 minutes in milk or buttermilk before coating. This will help the coating to stick. I use frozen, thawed chicken breasts so they are already very moist on the outside.
- Combine all ingredients besides chicken and butter in a large paper or ziploc bag. Add the chicken and shake to coat.
- Take your baking sheet out of the oven once the butter has melted and place your chicken on it, leaving a space between each strip. Bake 10 minutes, flip gently with a pair of tongs, and bake another 10-12 minutes.
- Be sure to check to make sure your chicken is cooked, as the thickness can greatly affect baking time. You want it to be done but not overdone and dry. Bake another 5-10 minutes if needed.
- Remove to a plate lined with paper towel to soak up any excess grease. Serve immediately.


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