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D2isclaimer: I do not own any of these characters. Only the general plot/setting is my own. All characters and other references to 'Harry Potter' are solely the property of J.K. Rowling.
The Boy Who Loved
Belle. A. Lestrange
Chapter Twenty-Eight:
A Long Night
Harry shivered as he sat on the hospital bed and had one of the nurses help him to get dressed into a pair of loose jeans, a baggy shirt and a thick, warm hoodie. It was awkward trying to wedge his feet into a pair of socks and then his trainers that squeaked on the linoleum floor when he stood up from the bed and waited for the nurse to draw the curtain back. Petunia smiled tightly up at him from the chair she was sitting in on the opposite side of the room behind the thin curtain. "Are you ready now, Harry?" she asked quietly, as she stood up and brushed his lank fringe out of his eyes. He gave a tight little nod before Petunia smiled and then steered him out of the room, thanking the nurse over her shoulder as they left.
As they strolled down the brightly lit corridors Harry looked up at his aunt, "Where are Severus and Draco?" he asked, his voice cracking as his muscles ached.
Petunia squeezed his shoulder as she marched alongside him, "They're getting the car around from the car park. I told them not to park there but the man is stubborn. It'll cost him a fortune." Harry gave a stiff nod of his head before pressing his lips together and ducking inside the lifts when the doors slid open before them. He felt his stomach drop as the lift dropped down through the shaft to the ground floor. The doors slid open and they walked out, the chill in the air wafting down the corridor from the reception area. Harry wrapped his arms around him as they reluctantly edged out into the cold. Clicking her tongue absently, Petunia looked from side to side trying to spy Severus. "They should be here, by now," she murmured to herself.
Harry could only nod his head absently, tightening his grip around his own torso. He shivered violently. He strained his ears to listen for an approaching car. Soon, the crunch of tires on gravel came to his ears. He turned his head as did Petunia, to see Severus and Draco's gaunt features peering out of the front windscreen of a gleaming black car. They pulled to a stop just outside the doors of the hospital. Without a word, Petunia went over and opened the back-door of the car.
She turned to look at Harry, "Come on, get in. You can rest some more in the back." Harry nodded his head and ducked into the back seat before listening to Petunia's small heels clicking around the back of the car. The back door opposite him opened and she climbed in, slammed the door shut, and buckled her belt.
Severus looked back over his shoulder, his dark eyes gleaming in the dark night. "Is everyone alright?" he asked, his voice quiet and concerned. A soft murmur came from each of them. Severus nodded his head, his eyes lingering on Harry for a moment longer than necessary, before he turned back to face the front, and pulled away from the hospital entrance.
The orange glow of the street-lamps flashed past them at an alarming speed. The orange stripes raced over Draco's face, his sour expression focused ahead. His knees were drawn up, his trainers on the edge of the seat despite Severus' cutting demands for him to put them down. Draco would merely turn his head and glare at his godfather before huffing and turning his head back to stare out the front.
Soon the smaller houses grew taller, and more tightly packed together until there were nothing but blocks of flats and tall, glowing shops packed along the pavements. The bright lights hurt Harry's eyes, so he pulled his hood up, turned his back to the window. Toeing off his trainers, he tucked his legs up to his chin, sighed and slouched lower in his seat.
A chill seeped into the car, forcing Severus to switch on the internal heating system.
Petunia had fallen asleep opposite Harry within half an hour in the car. Harry had reached over and tucked a small tartan blankets around her slim figure. He had then leaned back and sighed, his skin feeling cold and tight on his skeleton.
No one in the car spoke.
Severus was too busy driving, but even Draco seemed shaken by what had happened. He kept his eyes focused forward, fighting the itch to turn around and look at Harry. He wanted to -but he was scared. Scared that if he turned around now, then he would cave and everything would be forgiven and forgotten. Nothing else would matter. He couldn't let that happen. Nothing was okay. Nothing was normal. He curled his fingers into fists, and ground his teeth together. He wanted to hurt Vernon Dursley -even more if he could. The doctors had said it was lucky that Draco had been there, otherwise they wouldn't have been able to arrest the man.
He was a witness.
He didn't want to be, but he would gladly do whatever it took to put that vile man behind bars.
He shivered and rubbed at his arms. The city of London loomed and swelled around them, swallowing them up, making them all anonymous. He looked over at Harry who was slumped low in his seat. He felt his heart twist in his chest as the bright lights illuminated Harry's bruised skin. He swallowed thickly. He watched as Harry peered up from beneath his hood, the movement making Draco start slightly in his seat. He was about to turn away, but instead he softened his features and gave a small, timid smile.
A knot disappeared in his chest and he felt calm ebb into his aching muscles.
Severus glanced in his review mirror and then sideways at Draco. "How are you boys doing?" he asked softly, the lights glaring in his eyes as he put the car into drive after a red light.
"I'm alright," Draco murmured, folding his arms tighter around her. Harry hummed in response from the back seat.
Severus nodded his head, "Well I've sent word ahead so once we get there and you've rested a little bit, there will be food for you."
Harry frowned at this. He leaned forward in the leather seat, his interest piqued, "Excuse me, Mister Snape, but where exactly are you taking us?"
Severus glanced back in the rear-view mirror, "Just a house, Harry. There are people there who can help us and more specifically, you."
Harry frowned even deeper, "Why me?" he asked softly, his voice cracking slightly.
"Just ... It'll be fine," he strained as he focused on the road ahead of him.
Harry could only slump back in the backseat as the car swerved beneath him and they crawled around the edge of a small grassy area surrounded by tall gleaming black gates. Harry yawned and stretched awkwardly, the lack of leg room making his knees creak and groan for the freedom to stretch out. His neck felt stiff. "Where are we?" he asked through another yawn as Severus pulled up to the curb and put the car into 'PARK'.
Severus looked from Draco's frown to Harry's slightly panicking look before drawing in a deep breath. "We're at a house that's used by ... an organisation."
"What's it called?"
Severus cast a look over the road at the bleak looking house that concealed the entrance to where they wanted to go. "Grimmauld place," he responded bleakly.
Silence befell them as they unfastened their belts, shook Petunia awake and stepped out onto the gritty, pavement in front of the gleaming black iron fence. Petunia rubbed at her eyes, muttering about how she shouldn't have fallen asleep so easily. She wrapped an arm around Harry's shoulders and hugged him close. Over his mass of hair, Severus gave Petunia a short nod. She steered Harry over towards the railings of the grassy area and leaned on him a little more. Severus turned to the house and murmured the writing that was on the piece of parchment he held in his hands.
Draco flinched at the dry rumbling as number twelve emerged from between the muggle houses lined up on either side. He glanced back at Harry and his aunt but they didn't seem to notice the pavement quaking underfoot.
When Harry turned back around, he thought that the houses were slightly like before, but he merely blinked owlishly a few times, wincing at how sore his eyeballs felt, before bending to help unload the suitcases and trunk from the boot of Severus' car. Severus locked his car and as Petunia ushered both young men across the road, and whilst their backs were turned he murmured an untraceable charm over the car so that none of their magic could be found on it.
The door of number twelve had glossy black paint, much like the rest in the long line of houses, the large snake knocker gleaming dully in the moonlight.
Severus reached up and knocked three times.
A chain drew back and then the door swung open after several moments of tense silence. A pasty faced man with mousy brown hair flopping down limply over his face, a drab grey cardigan hanging limply off his shoulders. He looked so tired, as though he hadn't slept in weeks. The only unnerving thing about him that perturbed Harry, was the grim pale welts that stretched over his face as though a rabid dog had attacked him. "Good evening Severus," he gave a tired smile as he looked over at the rest of them, "Hello Draco, Petunia," he paused and his amber eyes fixed on Harry. He shifted under the mans gaze. "And this must be Harry." It wasn't a question. It seemed this man already knew who he was. The thought made him feel itchy.
Severus inclined his head, "Lupin," he responded coolly, his dark eyes glinting, "Is everyone in bed or are we to be disturbed by annoying brats all night?"
Remus' expression barely changed, "They're in bed. It's only Sirius and I in the kitchen. We were waiting up for you to come. We thought it best to just ... help get it settled beforehand."
Severus nodded and Remus stepped back, opening the door wider. One-by-one they ambled through the front door, dragging their bags and suitcases behind them. They followed the amber-eyed man down the narrow hallway and into a high-walled kitchen room, with dark walls, and oaken furniture with a fireplace behind the head of the table, and the lamps attached to the walls.
One-by-one they sidled into the kitchen, propping their cases up along the small oak cabinet beside the door.
At the head of the table a man slouched over the table, his mass of dark curls curling around his cheeks and neck. His tailored coat made his posture look impeccable. His eyes slid open as they shuffled in, his ringed hand falling down onto the tabletop. His eyes shone as they ran over all of them, and then falling upon Harry. His Adams apple bobbed. Harry swallowed thickly as well, the grip in his pocket tightening. The man flicked his eyes between Harry, Severus and Lupin, before he swallowed again, and pushed himself away from the table, the chair scraping back on the flagstone floor.
He walked over to them all, the others shifting back slightly so that no one stood between him and Harry.
Harry wanted to run, or hide. Be anywhere but there. He didn't want to be so close to a stranger.
"Harry Potter," the man breathed, as though he couldn't believe the words falling out of his own mouth. He reached out and grasped Harry's tense shoulders, before tugging him against his firm chest, and trapping in the roughest embrace that Harry had ever felt. He almost shoved the taller man away, but the brush of soft dark hair, comforting yet firm muscles and the soft scent of a homely environment coaxed his own muscles to soften slightly. He felt a little hot and awkward as he wasn't let go. Instead, he listened as the man breathed in deeply before letting out a choked sob, "I'm so sorry," he rasped into Harry's ear. "I'm so, so sorry," he repeated, his sniffing sharp and harsh.
Harry cast a panicked look over at where his aunt, Draco and Severus stood over with Lupin by the kitchen counter.
Lupin walked over calmly, his amber eyes glowing like warm honey. He placed a firm hand on the mans shoulder and slowly, Harry was released from the embrace, his frown deepening as he looked up at them both. "Who -who are you?"
All eyes were on him now, waiting for his reaction to what was to come. He felt his own heart thudding in his chest as he watched Lupin draw in a breath and calm himself. "Harry ... We were friends with your parents and-"
"You knew my parents?" Harry's attention was piqued even more.
The curly haired man nodded, "Harry -I'm er I don't know if your aunt -"
Severus cut across them, "Black, stop rambling and let the boy sit down and eat something. I'm sure we could all do with some hot food. Lupin, do you have anything in the larder?"
The curly haired man -Black -scowled at Severus but said nothing else as he resumed his place at the head of the table whilst Lupin limped over to a small wooden door nestled into the far wall, leaning down to the larder. Draco and Petunia were invited to sit down which they did without saying anything, their faces all too tired for their mouths to open or to force smiles. Harry had so many questions to ask but Severus' tight-lipped expression silenced him until some food was placed on the table.
"There you go Harry," Lupin gave a tired but warm smile that made Harry relax a little as he started to eat the warm, thick soup and drink the tea.
They started to eat in silence until Harry could not take it anymore, "Um I'm sorry but who are you people?" he asked as he twirled his spoon between his thumb and forefinger. He was especially unnerved when Draco avoided his gaze.
The adults all shared a look. The curly haired man -Black -cleared his throat and steepled his fingers in front of him. "Well ... Harry, what do you know about your parents?"
Harry blinked before frowning, "That they were called James and Lily, and my dad drove into a tree killing my mother and giving me this scar," he touched his forehead.
The man sighed and rubbed at his forehead, "Nothing else?" Harry shook his head.
"Well then I think it's safe to say that you have been misinformed, Harry," Lupin stated calmly, his voice practical and somehow soothing. Harry frowned. "Your mother was murdered, Harry. By a madman. Somehow you managed to survive the attack, and destroyed the man. That scar," he pointed at Harry's head, "is a survival scar from the darkest man our world has ever known."
Harry swallowed thickly and placed his spoon down, his appetite disappearing. "Why did you say only my mother? Surely, my father was there with her?"
A scrutinizing look passed between the three grown men over Harry's head. Lupin cleared his throat, "Your father was ... somewhere else at the time. Not that there was much he could have done in the matter either."
Harry drew in quick breaths, "And what do you mean by our world?" he snapped roughly, his fingers curling into fists over and over in his lap.
Lupin licked at his lips, "I know that this will be a bit of a shock for you, Harry, but ... you're not 'just Harry'. You were born of a very powerful witch and wizard. You lived in a small village called Godric's Hollow. The man who killed your mother ... was called Voldemort."
"That's a stupid name!" Harry seethed, his temper crackling inside his head.
The two men down his end of the table nodded their heads, "Indeed it is," Lupin continued, "His real name was Tom Riddle. He used a killing curse on your mother but when he tried to kill you, the curse rebounded and killed him instead."
"Why did it rebound?" Harry asked tightly.
"Your mother died whilst protecting you. Dark Magic cannot stand up against love -the oldest magic in the world -hence why it rebounded. You were protected by your mother's love. That's why you have that scar."
"So that means that -"
"You're a wizard, Harry," Lupin finished the sentence off for him.
Harry paused for a moment, thinking. His mother was a witch. His father was a wizard. His mother had died protecting him. She was the only reason he was alive at that moment. He felt his heart ache a little. At least she had loved him enough. That was the main thing. He took a few deep breaths before running a hand through his hair, "So why am I here? Who are you two?" he asked, his voice hitching slightly.
"We were friends of your parents, Harry," Lupin stated softly, a smile resting on his scarred lips. He raised a hand and placed it on Black's shoulder, "And Sirius here -well -he was appointed as your godfather."
Emerald green eyes brimmed with hot, angry tears as they snapped to look over at the sheepish looking man sitting at the head of the table, to his right. He felt his lips tremble as the information sank in. "Where were you?" he asked shakily, his fists shaking in his lap.
"Harry -" Sirius started, but was cut off as the young man stood up from the table.
"Sixteen years!" Harry shouted, making everyone in the room jump in their seats, "Sixteen years I've been suffering from that man! Sixteen years that could have been spared if you'd come and found me! But you didn't!" he cried out, his face red, his voice hoarse and his cheeks stained with tears. His shoulders trembled, "Sixteen years ..." he trailed off his voice barely a whisper as his muscles quaked. He cast his eyes over them. He was going to yell at his aunt too -surely she had known? -but could barely find the words. He turned, grabbed a bag and stormed off out of the kitchen, into the narrow hallway and up the tight staircase.
Down in the kitchen they all listened as a bunch of doorknobs were rattled before -finally -a door opened and slammed shut, making them all flinch. "I should go and see how he is," Petunia said shakily, as she stood from a chair.
Draco reached out and touched her forearm, "No. I'll go. He'll want to vent." With a grateful look from Petunia, Draco stood up, thanked Remus and Sirius for the food, bade goodnight to Severus and then hurried on after Harry.
It took a little while for him to find the room that Harry was in, but as it was the only one without any locking charms, there was no problem for him slipping into the door and closing it swiftly behind him. He turned to face the dark room. "Harry?" he asked softly, edging a little way into the room, a chill rippling through the air.
"Go away Draco!" Harry snapped, his voice muffled from where he was sobbing into a pillow on the large four-poster bed.
Draco toed his shoes off and walked over to the large bed. The mattress felt firm as he sat down on the edge and reached over to touch a hand to Harry's shoulders. Harry flinched but the second time Draco touched him, he didn't budge. After a while he turned to look up at Draco through the gloom and sniffed loudly. "Harry -"
"Are you one of them?" he asked tightly, his eyes gleaming through the darkness.
Draco pursed his lips before giving a solemn nod, "I was. My father took my magic from me. I'm now a muggle, like you."
"Oh um ... it's what we call non-magical people."
"But ... they just said I was a wizard!" Harry's raised voice made Draco flinch.
"I know ... I don't know why you can't do magic. It's something we need to look into."
"We?" Harry sneered.
"Yes, Severus is a Potions Master and an experience healer. That's how all your wounds healed so quickly."
Harry wanted to be angry at taking drugs that he had no clue about, but he knew he should be grateful to the tall, dark haired man for helping him heal a lot quicker, and a lot less painful. He let out a deep breath and his shoulders shook as Draco leaned over him a little and started rubbing at the knotted muscles. "I feel so lost," Harry sobbed, turning on his side and looking at Draco's figure, illuminated by the gloom.
Draco nodded, "How do you think I felt being a muggle for the first time? No magic to keep me warm, nowhere to live, no food or water ... No friends."
Harry sniffed, "That must have been awful for you."
"You know it was," Draco reached down and brushed Harry's hair out of his eyes, "I'm so glad you came along to help me. I don't know what I would have done without you."
Harry gave a weak smile before sitting up and wiping at his eyes and taking a few deep breaths, "I should go down and apologize."
Draco shook his head, "It can wait until tomorrow. It's a lot of information to take in, you might as well sleep on it."
Harry sighed and nodded. He looked up at Draco and felt something tighten in his chest; the pale glow of Draco's hair looked like a halo around his face, as his silvery eyes sparkled with concern and understanding. Draco had turned his life upside down, but he was thankful for it. Otherwise Vernon wouldn't be on trial soon, the abuse would have continued, he wouldn't have met such wonderful people and his summer would have dragged on painfully.
Draco had changed all of that for him.
Harry's lips were against his before he could even understand what was going on. Draco blinked and was stunned, his heart in his throat as the dark-haired young man pressed their mouths together. His stomach knotted as Harry pulled away hesitantly and licked his lips, his expression open and afraid. Draco licked his own lips and drew in a deep breath, "Harry, you need to rest, okay? I'll see you in the morning."
Without waiting for a response he left the room.
Harry watched his bedroom door close and felt his heart drop down into his shoes and ache. Why had he kissed him? What the hell had that been about? Now he'd gone and scared his only friend off! He collapsed back on the pillows and let out a groan, tugging a blanket over his cool body, before yanking his glasses off and smashing them onto the bedside table. He glared out at the room from his pillow, feeling so stupid. Why had he done it? Now he had lost his friend.
Draco was his friend ... or was he more than that?
Up another floor, Draco lie awake in his bed, glaring up at the canopy, trying to sort out what had happened earlier.
Harry had kissed him. Willingly, kissed him. It had made his heart leap into his throat and excitement to stir in his belly, but he couldn't continue with anything It wouldn't have been right, taking advantage of Harry after such a shock. He hadn't meant to leave so quickly. His lips still tingled from the kiss. He wanted another one. Harry's lips were so soft and warm.
His body stirred until he had to force himself up and out of bed. He slouched over the edge of the bed, raking his fingers through his hair as he debated on what to do. His toes were cold. His shoulders ached. He wasn't comfortable. His eyes dropped onto Harry's hoodie that lie forgotten on the wooden floor. He bent to pick it up and inhaled the scent off the fabric before tugging it on the warmth washing over him and making him feel safe.
He shouldn't have left Harry. That was he worst part of why he felt so awful. He sighed and turned out of the room, and slowly tip-toed down the stairs, his weight making the floorboards creak weakly. He strained his ears to see if anyone would wake up as he wove his way down the stairs to the floor Harry was on. He could have just walked in, it could have been that simple. But he wanted Harry to WANT to let him in. He needed that validation. He breathed deeply as he stood, facing the door.
He reached up and lightly tapped at the door.
He waited patiently, knowing full well that Harry wouldn't be asleep. He was most likely doing what Draco had been doing; lying in bed and glaring at everything around him.
After about ten minutes of stony silence, he heard the feeble shuffling across the floorboards on the other side of the door. The cold doorknob turned and the door swung inwards to reveal a disheveled, and very tired, looking Harry. "What are you doing here?" Harry croaked.
Draco didn't need to answer. He literally just took a step forward, cupped Harry's cheeks and lowered his hot mouth over the cool smooth lips of the young dark haired mans. Harry froze in shock but after a few more moments, he slowly responded, his lips pressing up against Draco's. His hands ran up Draco's arms and locked around his neck. Draco advanced further into the room, taking Harry with him, kicking the door shut behind him. Harry pulled away with a gasp, "Draco ... I ..."
"Yes, Harry?" Draco asked, stealing another heated kiss, his heart drumming in his ears and his stomach flipping every time he touched Harry's skin.
"I like it when you say my name," he panted as Draco's burning mouth kissed down his jaw, and down his throat to the crook of his shoulder, before roaming back up to capture his mouth. Harry felt so excited by every kiss that he was sure he would melt at how hot they were. He ran his hands through Draco's hair and tugged him down into a deeper kiss, stepping backwards so that they fell backwards onto the bed, Draco lying on top of him, cool hands roaming over Harry's shirt.
Their kisses slowed down past the hot frenzy, until they were enjoying sweet, sensual kisses. Draco's tongue ran over Harry's lips, seeking entrance. Harry gave it, and was surprised at just how passionate and arousing tonguing Draco was. He moaned softly into the kiss, Draco's hips pressing down to meet his own. "Mmm Harry," Draco moaned as he moved to press hot burning kisses against Harry's smooth, tan throat. Draco pressed his hips against Harry's, feeling satisfied that Harry's own erection rubbed against his own.
Harry groaned as they thrust against one another slowly, their hands roaming over one another's bodies. He felt his cheeks burn up as he felt their erections press up against one another. He wanted to turn his head away as he felt Draco slowly brush his lips over Harry's cheek. A shudder ran through his body as Draco's weight pressed down on top of him. "D-D-Draco?" he croaked, his voice breaking, his limbs turning rigid underneath Draco's touch.
Draco stopped and looked down at him, his heavy-lidded eyes glowing in the evening light. "Yes Harry?" he hummed low in his throat, sitting back on his haunches, the duvet rumpled beneath him, his mouth agape as he caught his breath.
Harry looked up at him. He didn't have the heart to tell Draco to leave him, or that he felt confused about what was happening. He felt as though his head was going to implode with everything that was going on.
He truly didn't have it in him to send the blonde away for the second time in one night.
Taking a few deep breaths, he drew back the blankets of his rather firm bed and gave Draco a sheepish look, "Can you come and lie next to me? I -I don't want to be alone tonight."
Draco visibly relaxed as he crawled over the bed and the lump that was Harry's legs, before collapsing down onto the cooler half of the mattress. He dropped down, his head on the pillow and gave a sideways glance at Harry. He wanted to cuddle a little closer, like they had done when they were at his aunt's house. He watched as the young brunette took his glasses off and put them to one side before wriggling down and tugging the duvet up to his chin. Draco followed suit.
They lie in the dark a while, listening to the other breathe softly, as well to the beating of their own hearts. Draco rested on his side, watching Harry's lashes flutter as he stared up at the canopy overhead. It was about another hour, when Harry still wasn't asleep, that Draco reached out and rested a hand over Harry's stomach, "What're you thinking about?" he breathed softly.
Harry hesitated before answering, "Just this whole evening," he admitted weakly, "And if ... If it'll disappear tomorrow. Like it's a dream."
Draco dared to inch closer, grateful when Harry wriggled over too, their warm arms and legs brushing against the other. "Do you want it to be a dream?" Draco asked.
Harry shrugged, "Can they make it happen like that?" he asked, his stomach flipping at the thought of what magic could possibly do. Was it all in his head? Was he going mad? Or could he really be a wizard?
Draco breathed a small chuckle, "Perhaps, but maybe don't think of a way to change it. Give them a chance. It may be a bit better than you're imagining." He hugged closer to Harry a little more, "Besides, I'll be there with you every step of the way. Every day when you can't be bothered with it, or want to call it quits, or want to run off and not come back, I'll be right there beside you, bags packed and ready."
Harry let out a soft chuckle as he turned to face the blonde nestled beside him, "Are you sure about that?"
"Of course," Draco stated, his face serious although mirth gleamed in his eyes, "You were there for me, and I didn't think it would happen, but now I am going to be there for you, okay?" Harry nodded, his hands searching through the sheets until it came into contact with Draco's own tapered fingers. He slid their fingers together and held on tight. Draco smiled and squeezed back before nudging Harry's side, "Turn over then, I don't plan on getting cold tonight."
Harry rolled his eyes but smiled as a weight lifted off of his chest and he turned in the soft cotton sheets onto his side. His breath hitched as he felt the warmth of Draco's body pressing up behind him, the long legs entwining with his own. He drew in a deep breath and listened as Draco's breathing evened out. He focused his blurred vision on the glowing streetlamps outside.
He bit down on his lower lip and burrowed back against Draco until the covers were completely over his head, shielding him from the world.
A/N: I thought here was the perfect moment for some re-bonding between our favourite couple :)


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Great Ormond Street Hospital today admitted it held back damning documents to protect Sabah Al-Zayyat, the locum doctor who failed to adequately examine 17-month-old Peter Connelly when he was brought into St Ann's Clinic in Tottenham.
The hospital, which runs the clinic, said it had also aimed to protect the identities of children named in an internal review of her conduct.
It came as Edina Carmi, who led the first review of the tragedy, claimed she was kept in the dark over potentially significant issues, such as staff morale and training levels, at the clinic.
Ms Carmi, of Children Act Enterprises, a child protection consultant appointed by ministers, said: "I don't understand why we weren't given this. We should have had it to see if it was relevant to the care of Peter."
Among key details not disclosed was evidence that Dr Al-Zayyat, the last doctor to examine Peter, was not on the specialist register for paediatricians, and that she was inexperienced in child protection.
Nor was it revealed that the internal review was carried out by Dr Sukanta Bannerjee, Dr Al-Zayyat's boss at St Ann's — in breach of government guidelines — or that consultants at the clinic had warned a child might die because they were overworked.
The revelations, which have prompted calls for the hospital's chief executive, Jane Collins, to resign, come weeks after a group of consultants signed a letter of no confidence in her to highlight their concerns about how the hospital is being managed.
Peter died in 2007 after months of abuse, despite being on Haringey council's at-risk register and being seen on at least 60 occasions by professionals. His mother, her boyfriend and their lodger were jailed over his death.
Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has already been urged to investigate treatment of Kim Holt, suspended after raising concerns about child protection at St Ann's. Ms Holt was one of four consultants who complained about staff shortages and children being examined without their full medical history.
The hospital denied it had tried to "hide anything", and said details about Dr Al-Zayyat's conduct were not disclosed amid employment law concerns, as she was being investigated for allegedly failing to do her job.
Dr Collins told BBC London she'd "love to share" the review but had been advised not to "for the employee's sake".
The hospital admitted it had not been "best practice" to appoint Dr Bannerjee to conduct the review and confirmed some documents were not passed on "explicitly" to the inquiry, but said it did pass on statements that staff had raised concerns over the clinic.
A spokesman said police had not wanted details disclosed which might have jeopardised the trial. "There was no cover-up. We... handed over the necessary documents.
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Location This luxury hotel is around 5 km from the town centre. A wide array of shopping facilities, bars, restaurants and nightclubs can be found within a 7 km radius of the hotel. Within 1 km of the hotel, guests will find a link to the public transport network. Facilities The hotel was built in 1998. The accommodation offers guests a total of 190 rooms. In the air-conditioned establishment, travellers are welcomed at the reception area with 24-hour reception and a 24-hour check-in/check-out service. Most storeys can be reached by lift. Amenities include a cloakroom, a safe and a currency exchange service. Wireless internet access in public areas allows guests to stay connected. Among the culinary options available at the hotel are a restaurant, a dining area, a breakfast room, a café and a bar. Shopping facilities are also available. There is also a garden. Additional facilities at the accommodation include a TV room. Travellers arriving by car can leave their vehicles in the garage or in the car park. Available services and facilities include medical assistance, room service, a wake-up service, a laundry service and a hairdresser. In addition, a shuttle service is offered. Rooms Each of the rooms is appointed with air conditioning, central heating and a bathroom. Most rooms feature a balcony with a view for guests' enjoyment. The rooms each feature a double bed. Cots are available for younger guests. A safe and a minibar are also available. Guests will also find a mini fridge included as standard. Internet access, a telephone, a TV, a stereo system and WiFi add to the comfort of the holiday. Slippers are laid out in each of the rooms. Amenities in the bathrooms include a shower. A hairdryer and bathrobes are provided for everyday use. The establishment offers family rooms and non-smoking rooms. Sports/Entertainment A refreshing dip in the indoor or outdoor pool is an enjoyable way to cool down on hot days. Sun loungers and parasols are ideal for relaxation. The hot tub is the perfect place to relax. The poolside bar serves a selection of refreshing drinks. Leisure options at the hotel include a gym, a spa, a sauna and steam bath, or for a fee, massage treatments. Entertainment options and leisure facilities include live music and a disco. Meals Catering options available at the accommodation include bed and breakfast, half board and full board. Guests can choose to book options such as breakfast, lunch or dinner. Staff are also happy to provide special dietary cuisine. Payment The following credit cards are accepted at the establishment: American Express, VISA, Diners Club and MasterCard.


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Future Dib
Drabble. No connection whatsoever to the episode of the same name. How the world of the future looks back at Dib. One Shot. Rated for some controversial content.
Disclaimer: I don't own Invader Zim. For reasons unclear even to me, I still own a few textbooks, though.
Warning: This fic contains some highly controversial ideas.
Future Dib
Seething with frustration, Dib slumped in his desk. His classmates were behind him only in the physical sense. None of them had one clue what he was trying so hard to accomplish. Indeed, not a single one would lift a finger to help him in any way, no matter how small.
If they could only comprehend what Zim was here to do! They would... well, Dib wouldn't put it past them to hand over the earth to that bizarre race of marauding aliens without the merest peep of resistance. Idiots, he thought, gritting his teeth.
He was jolted from these thoughts by an eraser slapping into the side of the head, followed by a stifled snorts of laughter. He whipped around to see which of these loathsome brats had done this, but the sheer number of his classmates who were obviously delighted made it impossible to tell who had actually thrown it.
And not just any idiots, but idiots so infantile that this was the funniest thing they could imagine. Why why WHY am I stuck with facing THEM day after day?
His concentration shattered, Dib looked down at his open textbook with a quiet sigh. Ms. Bitters was still reciting the lesson, punctuating it plentifully with the word "doom." As he continued looking down at his book, Dib followed the text with his eyes the better to block out the teacher's relentlessly grim and negative version.
"The Union was doomed, the slaves were all doomed... " Ms. Bitters continued. Today's history class topic was Abraham Lincoln.
Dib's active mind soon recalled hearing about an alternative version of Lincoln.
Where everyone just "knew" Abraham Lincoln was a humble, lower class worker and a firm Christian who opposed slavery with every fibre of his being, somewhere Dib had heard that Lincoln was a wealthy railroad lawyer who only claimed to be religious; in his heart Lincoln was an atheist. Moreover, his policy on slavery had flip-flopped depending on the politics of the group he was addressing. So Lincoln, like any other politician, would tell people whatever they wanted to hear.
Dib could have sworn he'd read somewhere that Lincoln's main priority was keeping the union together, and if a few slaves happened to be freed or a few civil rights trampled along the way, well, so be it. However, he couldn't recall exactly where he'd read this, or how much he believed it at the time.
In any event, it would be very difficult to get the bare, unvarnished facts... something which Dib always insisted on doing, no matter unpopular it might make him. It was entirely possible that some facts had been garbled by the march of time or even left behind completely; many, many rebels had kept many long nights' watch for British soldiers on the move, but today the only name anybody remembered was Paul Revere. Similarly, the crowd-pleasing version of Lincoln would be by far the easier to find.
Dib shrugged and turned his attention back to something of far more immediate consequence. He took out his pencil and opened to the inside back cover of his book to sketch ways to capture and hold Zim for good... even if he would have to grow to adulthood before finding someone who WOULD take him seriously...
Fast Forward to the year 2090...
Xa hated her classmates, wished with all her might that he didn't have to go to skol to face these stupid bitches every day. Okay, so none of them would ever talk to her. Fine, she could live with that. They were all stupid anyway. But they also delighted in seeing who could make up the most embarrassing rumor about her. To hide her disgust and contempt as the latest lie whispered from desk to desk, she bent low over her history textbook.
According to this page, the greatest hero of all the heroes of the dying 21st century was someone named Dib. In an early model space ship he had flown past all the houses in his town, shouting at the top of his lungs, "The aliens are coming, the aliens are coming!" The opposition had been staggering; the invader's superiors had again and again sent this vanguard their best plans and their best equipment, but Dib had singlehandedly thwarted the evil invader's every attempt! And all this when he was still in grade skol!
Oh, how wonderful it must have been to live at the same time as this boy, to say nothing of actually being in his classroom, sighed every single one of Xa's classmates as she dreamed of shyly placing a heart-shaped seaweed leaf on his desk on Meat Day... although why it was called "Meat Day" no one knew. Only old people ate meat... when they could get it, that is. Where would the human race be now if not for him?
Xa wondered just how much of that century old story was even true, but every time she brought up this point, she would be shouted down with derisive catcalls. Of course Dib was the hero of humanity! It was for sheer love of his fellow humans that he had done all that he did! How dare anybody suggest otherwise!
Only too well did Xa know how much "love for humanity" lived in the heart of the average skolchild. A crumpled up ball of paper hit her in the back of the head, followed immediately by hushed snorts and giggles.
Gritting her teeth, Xa began to sketch a device that would make such incidents a thing of the past. Kids such as she could one day learn all they needed to learn through video games. Xa would never need to go to skol again. Ever.
(A/N) "Skol" is a deliberate misspelling. If the "c" was obsolete by Dib's time, by Xa's time the second "o" might well also be.


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Last time Arts Council England escaped from the culture pages, it was amid a storm of protest when a significant minority of grant recipients either lost their funding altogether or had it sharply reduced. In fact, most of the regularly funded organisations were getting the kind of handsome increase that these days is the stuff of dreams. The problem was the process, which – as enraged actors complained at the Young Vic protest meeting in January 2008 – appeared sudden and arbitrary, however hard the outgoing chief executive, Peter Hewitt, tried to protest otherwise. It was an uncomfortable start to the introduction of a new way of evaluating excellence, always the Arts Council's most difficult call. Yesterday, in contrast to the bitter argument (and messy fallout) of the changes three years ago, the path had been carefully prepared for proposals for a new, more transparent and more robust funding process. As a result it has been broadly welcomed – even though everyone knows cuts are not far behind.
The new system is meant to open up the process to encourage new ventures, and at the same time to give extra, longer-term support to what will be called strategic organisations like the National Theatre or the Royal Opera House: in return they have to show they can share areas of expertise in say, fundraising, with smaller outfits. Nor can funding be taken for granted: every recipient has to reapply on a regular basis. That means revisiting where they have done well, and where they haven't. It's the kind of constant appraisal any private sector organisation would recognise, and it is a measure of how far arts management has been professionalised (and how carefully the Arts Council consulted) that the new approach was yesterday generally accepted.
It is not the arts budget that is giving local arts organisations their worst nightmares these days: it is, as we report today, the imminent threat of deep local government cuts. Out of London, every theatre and orchestra will depend to a degree on support from its local council, and much more on the economic health of its immediate environment. Investment in the arts – as in Gateshead for example, home of the Angel of the North, the Baltic gallery, the Sage music venue and the "winking bridge" – has proved its effectiveness in generating millions more in income than the original investment. Yet the choice between a theatre subsidy or the jobs of vital workers is an unenviable one. Worse off even than that are most local museums and galleries. Owned by local authorities, their assets, from the buildings they are in to the pictures on the walls, are the council's to sell. And with the abolition of the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council, their voice in Whitehall is silenced.


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We left Tucson this morning after a final wonderful breakfast at Teresa's. I had huevos devorceados, two over easy eggs one with green and one with red chile sauce decided by delicious black beans we as of Hand served with their homemade corn tortillas. .
We set off for Truth or Consequences, formerly Hot Springs by way of Hatch where we had mango chileilkshakes, one of my favorite sweets of all time in this small town known for its chiles.
We are staying the night at Riverbend Mineral Springs
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We left Tucson this morning after a final wonderful breakfast at Teresa's. I had huevos devorceados, two over easy eggs one with green and one with red chile sauce decided by delicious black beans we as of Hand served with their homemade corn tortillas. .
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Welcome to New Mexico!
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Bienvenidos a Nuevo México !
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How fun. We love New Mexico! How long do you have in the area? A place we love with hot springs is Ojo Caliente, about an hour north of Santa Fe.
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That place looks great!
I always love it when hatch chilis appear on the menu.
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We will be here for a week and have been to Ojo Caliente on previous trips. Not sure as we are based in ALbuquerque and it is far. We did love it but have read they have made renovations which have destroyed it cha. Does anyone have recent experience?
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I was there mis summer last year for the first time, so I don't know what it was like before ,but we enjoyed it. Ten Thousand Waves is nice too.
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Was just at Ojo earlier this month. Our second time and enjoyed it very much. I never went when it was less upscale. We splurged on a cliffside suite and now I am spoiled.
My only complaint is that some people don't observe the "whisper zone" signs, making the supposedly peaceful soaks not nearly as tranquil.
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I think we would not like Ojo as upscaleale Is not what we liked about it. Sigh.
We awoke and took another soak at Riverbend after a good breakfast at the Happy Belly Deli.
We looked around T&C a bit. The highlight
Being the Black Cat a wonderful used way to Albubookstore where we got lost for an hour or so. The owner also sells wonderful coffee and baked goods. She is open Thurs through Sunday at eight a.m. We checked out of Riverbend giving them kudos for everything except our bed which was awful.
On our way to Albuquerque we stopped for a couple of hours of bird watching at Bosque del Apache wildlife area.
Alas the Sandhills cranes were gone by a few days but we saw several eagles, hawks,hundreds of snow geese, some herons cormorants and roadrunners in addition to countless ducks and several large turtles. After AZ it was great to see waterfowl and, well, water!
We arrived mid afternoon at LosPoblanos LosPoblanos.com where we checked into our delightful suite. It is elegant and beautiful without being at all stuffy. The bed will make up for Riverbend. We spent the afternoon exploring the 25 acre grounds and greeting the many goats pigs chickens miniature horses and peacocks which share this land.
We had an excellent farm to table dinner ( details on what's foot dinner thread in the lounge). We cannot believe our good fortune that we have a week here. It reminds me of agroturismi in Tuscany except it is right in the city, which one would never know. We hope to be hungry I time for the sumptuous breakfast served each morning.
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Enjoy Los Poblanos! I have always wanted to stay there; every time I drive by, I imagine how tranquil and stress free it must be - all that lavender.
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Debit, you will not be disappointed if you do.
I now have opinions about rooms so check with me.
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That sounds lovely!
Lee Ann
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What a great trip!
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Yes, it does sound great. We are jealous. It sounds like Riverbend won't be a place you want to return to?
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Keep writing!
We'll be there two weeks from now and hope to hear more of what you think about what to see and do.
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Fyb, I loved the outdoor spaces and both the public and private pools at Riverbend and the settingis beautiful along the river. The rooms are very quirky which we didn't mind at all and it is very reasonable with a very warm and accommodating staff. We are inordinately fussy about beds so most people would be fine probably. I think I would sleep somewhere else and buy a day pass to Riverbend.
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I would love to hear more about Truth or Consequences. Have always wanted to go but still not made it there. Is it worth more than a day's visit?
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Jayne for us one day was enough though we did not poke around in all the stores.
Today after another excessive and delicious breakfast we spent theorizing at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
IndianPueblo.org. We saw an exhibit exploring the impact of state and federal governments on native people and emphasizing the import of maintains cultural values and of living in the pueblos. It was very affecting.
We also were treated to a special exhibit of paintings made recently by Zuni peopleapping their world. Although we had already seen an incredible amount we also explored the permanent collection of artifacts from each of the nineteen pueblos this is an expertly curateduse imbued with spirit. Not to be missed.
We then drove north to the village of Corrales where we gallery hopped, impressed with the general high level of the art. We were too late for lunch at a place recommended by debitNM so will have to return.
We then returned to our neighborhood to go to the Rio Grande state park to look at birds and turtles along the river. The visitor center is set out into the water so it feels like you are on a boat. Will return to walk se of the Bosque trails.
We finally got hungry and ate a late lunch/early dinner at Flyong Star one of a small local chain with an eclectic menu. We liked it a lot and will return Thursday when we attend a reading later this week at the excellent Bookworks bookstore adjacent to the restaurant. They seem to have a constant stream of interesting events. We have been lucky on this trip to find two really fine independent bookstores.
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Zuni people MAPPING. ...
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So nice to find any independent bookstores, and especially really good ones.
You know I am jealous of your stops at Bosque del Apache and the Rio Grande state park.
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Toucan I have thought of you at the birds places. Here I have been enamored of the peacocks.
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The Rio Grande Nature Center is sort of off the beaten path, but we've always enjoyed going there, especially when the kids are younger. When it's cold, you can sit in the observation room and watch the wildlife, and there are plenty of places outside to watch when it's nice. The hiking trails along there are worth returning for, jubilada.
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My better half is more of a hiker than I but I think she plans on returning. We found the Rio Grande nature center because it is in the neighborhood of Los Poblanos. I really like this area.
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We had a wonderful day today driving the Jemez trail. We stopped frequently for photo ops of the red rocks and other gorgeous sights along the way. We visited many pottery shops in the Jemez pueblo and enjoyed speaking with the artists about their work both in terms of their traditional methods and the spiritual significance of the symbols. We bought only one small very beautiful pot but wanted more. We stopped in the small town of Jemez Springs noting the Zen Center as well as the monastery of the handmaidens of the blood.
We kept driving to where the snow was about six inches deep.
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jubi, my husband is determined to do a program at that zen center. For future reference, there is a natural hot springs that you can hike to in Jemez Springs.
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We knew but were not up for a hike. Another time
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Today was our day to get up early to go to Santa Fe to visit an old friend. We went by way of the Turquoise trail following the old mining towns. The scenery was gorgeous climbing up through the mountains. The Tinkertown museum was closed for the season. We stopped briefly in Madrid to soak in the miner meets artist meets hippie ambiance. I'd love to go back there when things are open.
In Santa Fe our first stop was my favorite museum
Ever the Folk art museum. In addition to the vast permanent. Collection of folk art from every culture on earth there was a gorgeous Amish quilt show with bold colors and designs which seemed completely modern despite their nineteenth century origins. After a very fruitful trip to the marvelous gift shop in which we bought a wonderful beaded doll from Mexico we found our friend's home.
She took us to a delicious nachos and enchiladas lunch at the Zia Diner and we them saw the Amnie Liebovitz show at the Georgia O'Keefe museum which I highly recommend. We spent the rest of the afternoon. Walking and driving around with our friend showing us her favorite places in town. There was much more sprawl than at our last visit a decade ago .
We drove home during a pink and orange sunset. Our brains and cameras are full of visual delights.
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tt sounds like a beautiful day. I'm hoping to visit the Georgia O'Keefe museum this weekend. I will look up the folk art museum as I love quilting.
Still sorry that our paths are not going to cross
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Toucan I am sorry too. It sounds like you will have a stormy weekend in Santa Fe. I hope not!!
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uh oh, I haven't looked recently, I saw there might be snow and 40s, I better go check it out.
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We spent much of the afternoon at the National Hispanic Culture Center nhcc.org seeing the exhibit Stiching Resistence. This is a large group of appilleras which are stitched panels created by wen in Chile from 1975 through the present to grieve protest and raise consciousness about the men and wen who disappeared during Pinochet's rule. They are profoundly affecting and I urge anyone within driving distance of here to see it
We then drove and walked around town nod had a very disappointing Mexican lunch at Mary and Tito's which has been highly recommended. Meh. We miss the food in Tucson which we liked way betters except here at Los Poblanos.
We saw about 20 sand hill cranes in our neighborhood today. Very cool.
We are going out to a reading at a local bookstore tonight.
We were lucky to see
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I enjoy reading about your wonderful vacation.
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Me, too!!
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Jubi, it's wonderful to "hear" how happy you've been in your potential snowbird location (Tucson) and to learn more about New Mexico, a place I know very little about but you've certainly piqued my interest. Hope you have safe travels back to snowy New England.
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We are struggling to decide about our trip for next winter. We will have only two weeks and Tucson is likely to be warmer so we will probably go there. But ABQIs somewhen think I could live year round.
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Sounds wonderful, jubi.
By any chance were there any with and without makeup photos of a Las Vegas show girl in the Lebovitz exhibit?
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So glad that you have had a great trip. I have never been to the Tucson area but have visited New Mexico and find it beautiful and fascinating.
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Sounds like a wonderful trip, jub. I'm saving the info on Riverbend and Los Poblanos for future reference.
I'd been planning a trip to NM for May, centered around Ojo Caliente, but eschewed it for Utah.
Debit, how does Ojo compare to Red Mountain Resort in Utah? I think you've been to both, yes?
They both look beautiful but Red Mt. seems to offer so much more for the money, so I recently canceled Ojo in favor of Red Mt. for this coming May. It seems to offer an endless list of outdoor activities.
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I don't think so but there some photos I did not see because there were tour groups blocking them. However this show was not mostly people but places and objects like Freud's couch and dresses belonging to Emily Dickenson.
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Panecott I don't think you would like Riverbend but there are other places in t and c
I cannot recommend Los on lamps more highly but I really liked the old inn rooms much better than the new ones which are more modern but have much less character IMO.
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Why don't you think I'd like Riverbend? It looks very charming and the locale looks great.
Re Los P., I'm sure I would prefer the old inn rooms as well. Thanks for the heads up.
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I think that if Ojo and Red Mountain appeal to you Riverbend would not, Panecott. But perhaps I am mistaken...
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Ah, I see. In fact, I've never been on a spa vacation before and I'm mainly going to Red Mt. b/c of the wealth and variety of physical activities available to guests, and the beautiful location.
I'm very adaptable and don't require luxury. Clean and comfortable is usually fine with me.
You should see the sculling camp I go to in the summer!
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Riverbend is clean and located beautifully and has wonderful pools for soaking. Comfortable, not so much.
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Well, we keep following you around, from Anna Maria to Vieques and now I suppose we'll have to go to New Mexico. There are worse fates.
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And don't forget Tucson. We liked it there way more than expected and just rented for next winter ev and think it will become our snowbird destination, despite the political climate. At least Ticson is reasonably progressive. It does make us sad that our marriage is not recognized there.
Did you see my TR from there?
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Make sure you visit during Tucson's Festival of Books which takes place during U of A spring break.
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Not next year, HappyTravlr as we have only two weeks and I must escape New england in February. But perhaps another year when we can stay longer.
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jubilada, Your trip report brings back fond memories.
I feel the same way about NY weather. By february I have enough of the cold weather and the storm and feel I have to go to the tropics.
I really enjoyed hiking the Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument, I think there are many monuments in the region but I chose that one because I make scultures and they actually look like those rock formation(it's out of my subconscious). It was great walking and touching those rocks.
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mohan, I would love to see those sculptures!
HappyTravlr, my Tucson friend called last night to tell her experiences at the book Festival. Hopefully in 2015 when I hope to be there for 8 weeks. If i can find a rental. aargh.
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Sending good rental vibes your way....Book .Festival was amazing this year. Try to get a copy of "Lady at the OK Corral" with your interest in Jewish, Womens' and Southwestern history.
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I will do that HappyTrvlr, thanks.
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HappyTrvler, I have some tucson questions for you. Would you mind sending me contact info for you at my screen name at icloud dot com?
I will understand if you would prefer not to in which case I will ask here or in my AZ Tucson trip report. thanks, jubi
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panecott, I haven't been to Red Mountain Lodge but I've been to Ojo several times in the last few years. Perhaps Debitnm will chime in but until then, I'll say that it does appear that Red Mtn has a lot more in the way of activities. There are a few hikes around Ojo, but it's not really the place to go for outdoor adventure.
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Geez, I did not mean to hit submit.
There's no outdoor concierge or equivalent at Ojo, it's more designed for relaxation around the hot springs. Also, it's less exclusive because people can pay for the day and gain entrance. I don't see anything similar at Red Mountain, but I could be wrong. Anyway, I like that, but some people may not.
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Red Mountain is wonderful, but VERY different from Ojo.
Ojo is really just about the various hot tubs, perhaps a massage, and really just de-stressing. I don't think it is "less exclusive" it is just pretty rustic, but in a nice way. Yes, they allow folks in for the day and most people there are doing just that, either coming over from local places [residents, mostly] or tourists from Santa Fe or ABQ.
Red Mountain has much more to do as far as classes, activities, food, accommodations, seminars/lectures, cooking demos, spa, etc. I loved it. It was a great get away. I actually went alone for 5 days and really liked that they had communal tables [you could eat alone, of course] for meals. I met some great folks and we hung out but didn't feel like we had to be together for all activities. There were lots of groups of friends, relatives etc that came together for "retreat" or getaway.
I also went in May and it was perfect weather, not too hot.
Really, there is no comparison between the 2 places. I would go back to Red Mountain in a heartbeat. I would rather go to Ten Thousand Waves for a day trip or to Tamaya in Bernalillo.
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jubilada--my husband and I have been trying to decide where to go on vacation in early September. We had been looking at Europe but airfares are high so this weekend we decided to look into New Mexico/Arizona to visit some places we want to see like Canyon de Chelly. One option is to fly into Albuquerque
and according to Alice's Law of Compensatory cashflow we could definitely afford to stay at Los Poblanos. It looks wonderful.
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Sept is a really nice month here; AZ will still be really really hot. Lots to see and do here.
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His name may not be well-known outside the industry, but chef Kal Abdalla has been cooking haute cuisine for this town's tanned and toned for more than 30 years. Best known for his two decades at the landmark Forge, he jumped in 2005 to the spectacularly popular Prezzo, an Aventura hot spot that soon succumbed to management issues. Abdalla disappeared from view for a while, but in May owner Don Glassie of the classy Avalon Hotel came knocking. Back into the South Beach scene, Abdalla is now general manager as well as executive chef of the Ocean Drive hotel's beloved A Fish Called Avalon.
Abdalla is working to smooth the staff's rough edges, but his kitchen skills clearly need no honing. They are evident in the near-perfect geometry of his diced veggies, the confident balance of sweet and spice, the stunningly composed plates and the vast repertoire of expertly executed sauces. At a seaside restaurant with "fish" in its quirky name, you would expect polished seafood dishes, and Chef Kal delivers.
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To be launched at the Geneva motor show, the BMW M Performance Automobiles lineup will consist of a line of models that blur the lines between high-performance M cars and optional body kits, with the new model pack to include a new flagship 3.0-litre triple-turbo diesel engine producing as much as 280kW and 740Nm.
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The range is due to go on sale in Australia from about August, with the facelifted X6 M50d the first cab off the rank with an X5 variant to follow sometime afterwards. The all-wheel-drive 5-Series versions have already been ruled out for Australia as they will not be built in right-hand-drive.
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She stood up, abruptly releasing her mother's hand, and drew herself to her full height, looking even taller in the immense dignity she had conjured from her controlled anger.
"I will gladly take my brother in with a greater welcome than anyone could give," she said frostily. "But I wish firstly that I had a little warning, secondly that I had known of his existence before this evening, and thirdly that he won't be as unhappy as I was ten years ago when you first left me. I was nine years old, and attached to you, as any good child is. Those were the unhappiest months of my life, until I realised what a rock and standby my aunt and uncle were.
"When Auntie 'Nymph' died I was unhappier than when you left me, for she was a better parent to me than anyone. I was sadder because she had been a mother to me and helped me through everything. But I had friends and family who helped me through my sorrow, and still do have friends and family who help me even now.
"I know it is a cruel thing to abandon a child for ten whole years, even with folk who are as kind and accepting as these are, as I experienced the bitter feelings of utter and complete loneliness for those few months; I should know if anyone does. I have told you this because if you go away again you should be aware of how I felt."
She could not keep the ice in her voice, as it gave way to a catch and her eyes filled with hot tears waiting to flood over down her cheeks. It had cost her a lot to say those cruel words to her parents newly-found, but she knew that if she didn't speak them, she would be forever bottling them up inside her and her parents would never understand.
With this she turned from the room, not wishing to cry before the children, who had heard the raising of her voice and had crept to the kitchen door. She threw herself on her bed, and lay face-down in a stormy passion of tears, a thing to which she had not given way for years. She had cried, it was true, but she had not cried with such fervour and violence since the death of her aunt and before.
She locked herself in her room, and fell asleep shortly, but came downstairs again when all the children were in bed, Lionel snoring softly in Nathaniel's twin room, and Mr and Mrs Thimble agreeing to spend the night on the sofa-bed, as they had booked no hotel.
Aoife walked in, smiling her old smile through her tears, conscious of so many eyes upon her – so many eyes beyond minds who had heard and registered her heartbreak, and felt sorry for her with unauthorised sympathy – but she did not care.
Her parents, Uncle Humph, Lindy and Rob looked at her with surprise. They would not have expected this Aoife to return to them: sad and happy and uncaring.
"I'm sorry I said all I did," Aoife said, her voice projecting over whatever they might have to mutter amongst themselves without her hearing. "But there is something I haven't told you. All of you. I have my own life, to start with. I sold a painting exactly two weeks ago for two hundred and sixty pounds. And there's something else."
She came between the two sofas, where the five could all see her, and stood there beaming. No one said anything for several minutes.
"What is it?" Mrs Thimble whispered at length, and a slow smile spread across Sir Humphrey's face.
"Is it…so are you…?" he murmured.
Aoife nodded, and Lindy showed a silent expression of excitement and joy. The other three were still looking baffled.
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Ever so slowly, Aoife brought her left hand from behind her back and lifted it to her other, which touched it almost reverently.
Mrs Thimble saw it first, and she gasped.
"A ring, Aoife! You're engaged! My baby is engaged!"


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