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Rating: PG-13
Summary: A hungover Frodo attempts to piece together the happenings of the previous night.
Disclaimer: I do not own these characters, legally or otherwise. Do you? Can I buy them? I have $10 Canadian and some gum... All the toys will be put back in the box once I am finished.
WARNINGS: Alcohol abuse, cow tipping and mild language. There is really only one line of slash in this story, so feel free to ignore the One Line (to slash them all!)
An Eventful Party
by Fairy Laughing
"And I say way-hey-hey,
It's just an ordinary day,
It's all your state of mind.
At the end of the day,
You just have to say,
It's alright, it's alright... it's al-right!"
From "Ordinary Day" by Great Big Sea
Morning light filtered through the circular window that faced east. It washed across the floor and the furniture, draping the cozy little room in a sheet of molten gold. It fell on the child-sized furniture, knot-work rug and glossy wood floor. In this light the shadows of leaves falling outside passed. The room went dark for a moment, as a wayward cloud obscured the sun, and then the light came back with renewed force. This light was unfortunately bright, and it had chosen to pry maliciously at the eyelids of the room's only unsuspecting occupant.
Frodo had been sleeping, and he had been quite happy asleep. But that accursed light would not let him alone, and so, though slowly, he awoke. For whether it comes quickly or slowly, after a night on the town, one must eventually wake up and meet their hangover. Presently Frodo was becoming very well acquainted with his hangover, in particular the pounding headache. It felt as if there were dwarves mining Mithril in his head, or as if someone where pounding on his door... pounding... pounding... his eyes flew open.
Why, there was someone at his door!
Groaning, Frodo forced himself to sit up and stumbled to the door, trying to blink the haze away. It felt as someone had replaced his brain overnight with porridge and his joints with sticks."'Ello." Frodo said. And then he realized that he was greeting the inside of his linen closet.
With another, louder groan Frodo finished stumbling down the hall until he came to what he was sure was the door. If he had known what was good for him, he would not have opened that door. But alas, poor Frodo suspected nothing and his muddled head was not functioning very well at all. So, with deceptive innocence, the door swung open to reveal a very angry looking, very large (for a hobbit, mind you) farmer.
"Mister. Bracegirdle, good morrow to you." He paused, blinking wearily and noting the red face. "What brings you here so early?"
"It is well past noon," Mister Bracegirdle replied curtly, and then went on to raise his voice, "And would'you believe what I found this mornin', Master Baggins. My cows, Buttercup and Spot... some horrid dolt tipped them right over while they's were sleepin' last night. And I haven't been able to find Nanny, my goat, anywhere this mornin'."
"Oh my!", Frodo attempted to sound interested, but it probably came out more like vaguely amused.
"I asked about, an' I heard that you an' your cousins had been seen near my fields in the wee hours, but I know that'yah would never do such a thing, gentle hobbit that you are, isn't that right, Master Baggins?" Farmer Bracegirlde leered at Frodo.
"Of course not." Frodo said, forcing himself to use an indignant tone, which honestly just came off as cranky.
The bigger, older hobbit squinted down at him, "Yah look a mite pale... are you ill?"
"Oh, no. I was out last night celebrating my birthday with my cousins and probably drank a bit much."
"But you didn' tip my cows or steal my goat?" The elder hobbit asked, his beady eyes narrowing suspiciously.
"I think that I would most certainly remember if I had." Frodo grumbled, by now thoroughly irate. It was bad enough that he had a hangover, but to be accused of a crime that he did not commit, so early in the morning was absurd.
Farmer Bracegirdle muttered something incoherent, looking around and squinting. "Would you know who did it then? Yer young cousins perhaps?"
"Merry and Pippin? I highly doubt that. And besides them, am sorry, but I don't have the faintest idea." Frodo bristled, "Now if you'll excuse me, I do have a few things to be doing right now, thank you."
Like clamouring back to bed and out of the damnable morning light!
With that, Frodo closed his door, not slamming it for lack of energy. He leant against it and sighed. So he probably had tipped the cows, if he had been in the area at least. But last night for him was still a blur, and there could be no saying for certain. It probably had been Pippin's idea, now that he thought about it. With a sigh he heaved himself up from the floor and staggered towards the kitchen to put on some tea and find something to eat. Maybe something light, Frodo mused; like crumpets with honey, a few hard-boiled eggs, three slices of fresh, buttered toast and some fried bacon and onions. (Well, light for a hobbit.) He had barely gotten the kettle on the big, black wood-stove and the eggs on to boil, when Frodo heard a loud banging on his kitchen window. Looking up, he gave a gasp.
Why was Pippin pounding on his window? There was a perfectly functional door. Sighing he unlatched the window with the intent of speaking with his cousin. He did not intend to have Pippin squeeze through the rather small, circular window and land directly on him. On the other hand, Pippin had certainly intended that, and therefore did so with flourish.
"Pippin?" He muttered, dragging himself out from beneath the frantic hobbit.
Pippin looked as if he had not slept at all the previous night, and there was a wild, hungover look about him; his green eyes widened like those of a frightened rabbit, his hair uncombed and the clothes from their prior drinking binge rumpled and dirtied. He stood up and his gaze darted about, at last resting on the pantry room door, which he dashed into and latched with speed Frodo, in his state, could not follow.
Frodo heard Pippin's ragged panting and knocked politely on the pantry door, cursing the latch he had put in there for when Sam came in to 'help cook supper' or 'take a break from gardening'.
"Are you going to tell me why you're hiding my pantry Pip?"
"Farmer Bracegirdle."
"Yes, and?"
"He's out to get me an' Merry."
"Let me guess," Frodo drawled. "Did he declare that you tipped his cows and stole his goat?"
There was silence.
"Which you did, perhaps, while we were drunk last night, correct?"
"Can I stay here until he goes away?" Pippin whined pitifully. "Please Frodo, you were there too..."
"I don't know... harbouring criminals..."
"I'll treat you to a drink later?"
Frodo turned green at this suggestion; he did not want to even think about consuming alcohol, in any form, at this point.
At his silence, Pippin suggested something else. "Dinner... fresh roasted chicken stuffed with mushrooms and I'll cook it for you."
"With your special cream sauce?"
"Of course! I know how much you love it."
"Then you may stay."
"Thank you so much. You're my favourestest hobbit-cousin, Have I ever told you that? Why, just yesterday I was talking to Merry, and you know what I said? I said that Frodo, he's one fine hobbit, why I bet he cou—"
"Are you going to come out of my pantry any time soon?"
"Suit yourself. But hand me a loaf of bread, okay? Shelf to your right." Quietly Pippin handed Frodo the loaf, hiding behind the door as he did so, and helping himself to some also on the shelf.
"Where's the cheese?"
"To your left, top shelf. Want a knife?"
"Naw, I can break it apart myself."
Frodo then heard the disturbing sound of what could only be someone pounding a block of cheese against his pantry door... his good, pickled cheese if he wasn't mistaken. Sighing, he continued about the kitchen making his brunch while humming 'The Road Goes Ever On' to himself. His pantry giggled, and then snorted, and then let out a most unrestrained laugh. Frodo paused in confusion, and stared at the door, not knowing if he wanted to know.
Unfortunately his curiosity got the better of him and he asked, "Pippin, what is it that you find so amusing?"
"Last night..."
"Last night you were singin' that song an' dancin' on the table."
"I see..." Well, dancing on tables was normal behaviour for drunkards.
"An' you were, uhm, disrobing while doing it..."
"Pardon?" Frodo cried. Moaning, he wondered just how drunk had he been? How had he been talked into drinking in the first place? Well, it had been his birthday.
Before Frodo could further question Pippin, another knock came from the door. Could a hobbit not prepare his brunch in peace? Sighing he went to answer the door, finding a frantic Merry standing on the stoop. Merry looked a little better than Pippin, for the sake of having a night of sleep, but was even more frightened than Pippin had been.
"Merry?" Frodo asked softly.
"I-need-to-stay-here-an-hide." Without a second look at Frodo, Merry rushed in and dashed down his hallway, feed thudding all the way down, to the guest rooms where a door slammed.
Frodo closed the front door and rubbed his head; confused and feeling ill from the drink, he was not certain that he wanted to know, especially if he had been drunk enough to undress on a table while singing 'The Road Goes Ever On'.
Almost immediately after closing the door, Frodo heard another knock and he opened it, glaring at whomever was standing there. But the hobbit standing there was fuming just as much as he was, more even. Sam was pissed off, and with reason. Angrily he flung a note written on the back of a book page to Frodo and waited for him to read it.
Frodo squinted at the text, attempting to read it despite his throbbing eyes. At last he managed to make it out, and it read as follows:
i borrowed your rack to go fisheng, and will give it back lattar
Looking back up to Sam hazily, Frodo asked, "Merry took your rack?"
"My rake." Sam glowered, "The cotton-brained ninny took my rake, and I need it this time of year!"
"Would it make any difference if he took it some other time?"
"That's not the principal of it Mister Frodo." Sam said, with utmost seriousness. "He took it without asking my permission."
"Well," Frodo ventured, "Why are you asking me where he is?" Better to ask Merry what had happened to the rake, in case he'd been involved with the situation as well. Maybe Merry could tell him just what had happened the night before.
"We saw him come by this way."
"Maybe he is out hiding in the orchards. You know that he can climb those trees, and he's probably out eating the fruit."
"If you say so Mister Frodo." Sam said; he hadn't known that Merry could climb... that had always been Pippin's thing.
Sam left and Frodo closed the door, again, sighing, again. This time he locked the door, and went on to find Merry. While he had thought that Merry was in a room, he had actually dashed into the kitchen and soon Frodo found him and Pippin eating his food and drinking his tea. Frodo huffed and grabbed himself some toast and sat across from his cousins. For several minutes the only sound was that of three gorging hobbits. Eventually this died down, and they started to converse between bites.
"So Merry, what'd you do with Sam's rake anyway?"
Merry looked shifty eyed, and then admitted. "We went fishin' with it."
"Fishing?" Frodo asked
"With a rake?" Pippin echoed.
Merry nodded, looking shamefaced. "Some one had said that the catch was really being raked in this time of year.
"Maybe we were drunker than we thought." Pippin voiced quietly.
All three hobbits nodded solemnly, each vowing not to do what they had done while drunk ever again (though they had well forgot about that by the time Yule rolled around.)
"Say, I saw a goat in your garden Frodo. Did you get one?"
"I don't remember doing that... nor anything else we did last night."
"Frodo," Pippin asked. "Don' you remember anythin' about Lobelia?"
"No," He paused. "Why, should I?"
"Well—"Merry was about to answer when there came yet another knock at the door.
Frodo sat up. "Just a moment."
"No!" Pippin cried, his eyes going wide.
"I won't let Farmer Bracegirdle or Sam know where you two are, don't worry. But I really should answer it in case it's someone important. Gandalf said that he might stop by, and I'd rather not upset a wizard like him."
But Pippin's eyes remained wide, and he and Merry exchanged worried glances. They knew who that could be.
Muted yells came from down the hall.
A sharp whacking sound was heard, something akin to an umbrella coming in contact with someone's head, and then a heavy THUD as Frodo hit the floor Merry and Pippin came running. With a swishing of skirts Lobelia stalked off leaving one unconscious hobbit in her wake.
Merry grabbed Frodo under the arms, and Pippin lifted his ankles so that they could drag him to his bed and set him on it.
"Last night I tried to tell him that smoochin' Lobelia was a bad idea, but would he listen, nooooo," Pippin commented. "Frodo had drunk so much that even Lobelia was lookin' appealin'. In fact, I think I remember him trying to smooch the barkeep too... and declarin' his love for everyone."
"And if I remember correctly, it was you who dared him to kiss Lobelia."
"I did no such thing!" Pippin declared.
"Well, we know that either way he'll have to wake up sometime."
"How soon'll that be though?" Though lapsed into silence.
"Let's get something to eat." Merry proposed.
"Good idea." Pippin agreed.
Yet, as their luck would have it, the two hobbits didn't even make it out of the room and to the kitchen before the pounding on Frodo's door announced the presence of another guest. Merry and Pippin looked to each other, their eyes wide.
Merry looked back to Frodo, who was still obliviously unconscious. They could refuse to answer the door, but what if it was Gandalf? Surely Gandalf would know that they were within, and invoking a wizard's wrath tends to be a bad idea. Even Pippin knew this.
So, armed with an end table, walking stick and some toast (food for courage) the brave (feel free to snicker here) hobbit duo walked towards the door, wielding their weapons at their sides. Pippin tried to balance his staff and toast, eventually stuffing the toast into his mouth and opening the door with his free hand. They jumped back and held out their weapons. There stood Farmer Bracegirdle and Sam, both red in the face, apparently fuming with anger. Between them stood a goat, a bit of red flora sticking out of her mouth.
"You tipped mah' cows and stole mah' goat!" Farmer Bracegirdle bellowed at Pippin.
"You stole my rake and let a goat eat my babies – er - prized begonias!" Sam nearly punched Merry, he was so angry about his precious begonias.
"We did not!" They both cried in unison, and turned tail to run back into the pantry and locked the door behind themselves. Farmer Bracegirdle continued pounding on the door, and it wasn't long before Sam came returned with an axe.
The following scene is censored.
"How did the goat get here anyway?" Sam asked later on, once he had gotten the door open and finished his verbal lashing. Merry, having apologized and promised certain favours to make amends, was in the process of fixing the door as his first task.
"We tried to ride the cows an the goat home, but they didn't wanta' move." Merry explained, earning him some very odd looks. "This one took quite a shining to Frodo..."
And so it came to pass that Merry and Pippin spent the rest of the day, and the next few days, replanting begonias, helping on the Bracegirdles' farm and repairing the pantry door.
Frodo, despite being extremely achy for the next few days got off easy because it had been his birthday and everyone knew that he had been talked into it...
Lobelia was asking after him and they were nice enough to pretend that he didn't exist. Pressing Lobelia upon him was just a little too much punishment. Granted, he did wake up to a goat eating his floral bedspread and drooling in his hair, but, well, it could have been worse.


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My Hubby loves eggs, especially deviled eggs. Then I came across the idea, to dye the eggs found here: http://www.foodjimoto.com/2011/04/easter-eggs.html, so I just had to make them for a family BBQ this weekend. So here is a colorful version of deviled eggs. Let's get started.
Step 1:
Fresh eggs (I am making a dozen)
Pot with lid (to boil them in)
Glass or plastic cups
Food coloring
Miracle whip
Paring knife
Fresh eggs (I am making a dozen)
Pot with lid (to boil them in)
Glass or plastic cups
Food coloring
Miracle whip
Paring knife
Step 2:
Put the number of eggs you wish to cook into the pot.
Step 3:
Cover the eggs with water and put them on the stove, on medium high and put the lid on. Here is food science lesson #1: The lids holds the heat/steam in the pot so that it takes less energy to get the water up to boiling temperature, you know that this is true because once you take the lid off all the steam comes out, then you have to start gather steam all over again. Yeah, this is a great way to conserve energy. .
Step 4:
Once the water is to a boil, turn down the heat (leave the lid on) and boil for 15 minutes
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Now for food science lesson #2: How to prevent that green ring around the egg yolk on a hard cooked egg. The secret is to cool the eggs as quickly as possible. The longer they stay hot the darker the green around the yolk (this called 5 o'clock shadow). So once the 15 minutes are done, take the pot to the sink, open the lid away from you (so that you don't steam burn yourself) and pour out all the hot water. Fill the pot with cold running water and keep it running until all the eggs are cold (this will take only a few minutes, but a lot of water). Or fill the pot with cold water and add ice to keep the water cold as the heat moves from the eggs into the water. When the ice melts, check the temperature of the water and if still warm, add more ice
Step 6:
While the eggs are cooling, set up the egg dye cups. You may use Easter egg dyes (they are nontoxic) or the everyday dyes you have in your kitchen cupboard. Fill the cups with ½ cup water, ½ Tbs. vinegar, and as much food coloring that you want, in the colors you want. The darker the dye the darker you will dye the outside of the egg white.
Step 7:
Once the eggs are cold, peel them. Fresh eggs peel easier than older eggs. The trick is to peal them under water and try to separate the membrane from the white protein. That is why I specified use, fresh eggs. Don't worry if they are not perfect, the deviled yolk (the process of breaking a food up and ten adding a binding agent etc. is called deviling) will help them hold together.
Step 8:
Cut each egg in half and scoop out the yolk into the bowl. Put the yolks in the refrigerator until you need them. (Notice, no 5 o'clock shadow.)
Step 9:
Place the egg whites into the cups of dye. Food science lesson #3: The cooked eggs are solid, but they are still porous, and this porosity allows the colored water to permeate the protein just enough to leave the color behind on the surface.
Step 10:
While the egg whites are dyeing, take a fork and smash the egg yolks into a fine mass.
Step 11:
Add the Miracle Whip to the yolk. Food science lesson #4: Why should I use Miracle Whip instead of Mayonnaise? One main reason is, mayonnaise is made with raw eggs, and if it sits out too long, nasty things like salmonella poisoning can develop. If you are willing to keep your deviled eggs on ice all the time that they are not in the refrigerator, then you may use mayonnaise. Miracle Whip, on the other hand has been through a cooking process in it manufacture, therefore there is less of a chance of food poisoning with its use. Plus I just like the taste of Miracle Whip.
Step 12:
Mix the MIracle Whip into the mashed egg yolk. Remove the colored egg whites from the dye baths and dry them with a paper towel.
Step 13:
Spoon the mixture into the hole where the yolk was. Place on a nice dish for display. If you just want to make plain deviled eggs, skip the dye bath stuff. YUM! Enjoy!

Thank you for the info... I'd like to share something. We love hard boiled eggs and deviled eggs. That said, that problem with the shell sticking to the egg was frustrating. My daughter did a science fair project on it prior to Internet. She wrote to egg suppliers and ask what caused this.

All three companies said almost the same thing.

Don't use extremely fresh eggs, wait at least it averaged between them 3-7 days. And the KEY to peeling the egg is to tap the top and the bottom and then proceed to peel. Tapping the top and the bottom allows release in the pockets in the shell. It was amazing!! All of the parents and teachers loved her project. And I loved it more because I've peeled my eggs with ease now for years.

And for a fast easy way to boil eggs I use a Noric Wave microwave 4-egg cooker, 8 minutes and it's done.

Good to know. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for explaining things so thoroughly. I appreciate knowing that my preferred dressing, Miracle Whip, is also a bit safer! I would have bought mayo to make my easter deviled eggs, but I'll stick with what I have now. I also wanted to leave you a tip. When you are cooling down your eggs, fast and cold is the way to go, give the eggs a bit of a wack to crack the shells in at least one place as soon as you can handle them. I usually just use a table knife or hit them on the side of the pan. As they cool quickly, they will draw in just enough moisture as they cool and contract that they will be a breeze to peel. I've been doing this for decades but never knew that was also why I haven't had the little green ring on the egg yolks either. Thanks for a great instructable!

Kind of like the idea but was wondering. This might be a stupid question. I know the eggs are dried but does the coloring come off or stain you fingers when you eat them?
Not enough to worry about. Thanks for looking.
they were awesome! thanks for sharing!
it's just like my instructable but i used ziplock bags! i love the cup idea :D
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Shadowmoon Burial Grounds is a dungeon introduced in Warlords of Draenor, set in Shadowmoon Valley. It features Ner'zhul as its end boss.
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The traditional burial grounds of the Shadowmoon clan are the final resting place for countless generations of ancestors. The fallen chieftain Ner'zhul, in the depths of his depravity, has sacrificed the very soul of his clan in a desperate quest for power. Now the ancestral spirits are restless, tormented and used to fuel dark rituals that will pull all of Draenor into the void if allowed to run their course.
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Sadana Bloodfury – Sadana Bloodfury is a powerful acolyte of the Shadowmoon clan, deeply connected to the lunar cycles. When the whispers of the dark star worked their way into the hearts of the Shadowmoon, Sadana followed her chieftain Ner'zhul into their clan's burial grounds, using her powers to lure the spirits of the dead for a twisted purpose.
Bonemaw – Deep within the subterranean caverns under Shadowmoon Valley, the carrion worm Bonemaw has a symbiotic relationship with Ner'zhul's followers: The creature feasts upon the dead left in the wake of the Shadowmoon cult's dark rituals, and in return it serves as a formidable guardian of Ner'zhul's inner sanctum.
Ner'zhul – Ner'zhul, chieftain and elder shaman of the Shadowmoon clan, sacrificed the heart and soul of his tribe in an attempt to join the Iron Horde. He has now retreated to his clan's ancient burial grounds as he ventures ever further along a dark path, embracing the power of the Void and the necromantic arts.
Nhallish – When Ner'zhul tore the fabric of reality and allowed the Void to spill into the ritual burial grounds of the Shadowmoon clan, the malefic spirit Nhallish came through that rift in search of souls upon which to feed. Ancient and born of pure darkness, Nhallish seeks to devour all life.
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1. Force Yourself To Stay Awake
Use reverse psychology—on yourself. Researchers found that trying to stay awake is actually quite tiring. Using two groups of sleep onset insomniacs (um, people who have a hard time falling asleep), the researchers told one group to lie in bed and try to stay awake as long as possible. The other group did not get this instruction. The group that forced their eyes open actually fell asleep sooner than the other group. If you try this at home, make sure there are no other distractions like your smartphone, TV, kids playing outside your window, etc. Get comfortable in bed and then force yourself to keep your eyes open except to blink. G'night!
2. Socks To The Rescue
Wearing socks warms your feet. Tell me something I didn't know, right?! But this simple knowledge might be just what you need to get over the hump separating frustration and falling asleep. Just as you are about to doze off, your body sends blood to your extremities: your hands and your feet. If they are warm, it will help redistribute your blood which can help you enter the elusive Land of Sleep. Before you get into bed, put on a pair of comfortable socks. (Or if you want to save time in the morning, throw on tomorrow's pair!) If you absolutely, positively cannot wear socks in bed, try a hot water bottle near your feet. Bonne nuit. (Good night in French.)
3. The 4-7-8 Exercise
If you can focus on your breathing, everything will fall into place. Especially the ZZZs. Dr. Andrew Weil, a Harvard-trained medical doctor with a focus on holistic health, knows that breathing can influence your mood and can calm you. He says The 4-7-8 Breathing Exercise (a.k.a. The Relaxing Breath) is "a natural tranquilizer for the nervous system." Here's how you do it. Exhale completely through your mouth. Blow slowly, so you hear the air escaping. Then, close your mouth and inhale quietly through your nose while silently counting to four. Hold your breath for seven. (Holding your breath is the most important part.) Exhale completely and noisily again for eight seconds. Lather, rinse repeat four times. Lilah tov. (Good night in Hebrew.)
4. Dim The Lights
Let's talk about the "light cycle," our biological need for alternating periods of light and dark. Give the "light cycle" a little help at home by dimming your lights an hour or two before you turn them off. Our brains react differently to different types of light, and this can cause mental alertness or drowsiness, depending on the position of the light switch. Artificial light at night tricks your brain into thinking it's time to be up, and it inhibits the production of melatonin. Melatonin is a hormone that helps regulate your sleep and wake cycles. At night, you want melatonin. Try turning down the overhead lights as well as the lights on your screens: your computer screen, your smartphone and any other device you might use before bedtime. (See #6.). The softer ambient light might make for a softer entry into sleep. Tesbah ala kheer. (Good night in Arabic.
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The color of the light matters too, because where it falls on the light spectrum influences the production of melatonin. Light enters the eye and travels to the brain. The color of the light determines the reaction in the brain. The right color will help the production of melatonin and lead to drowsiness. For instance, blue is the color that keeps us awake. (What color does a TV flicker in a dark room? Blue. How about your cell phone's light? Blue.) Blues keep us up. Counter-intuitively, colors in the yellow-orange range (read: sunset!) tend to produce in our brain the need for sleep.
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Unless you are sleeping in the office (ugh!), do you really, really, really need to be on your computer or smartphone the hour leading to bedtime? First, there's the problem with light hues. (Remember #5?) Screens emit a blue hue, and blue tells your brain to stay awake. Next, there's the issue of alertness. Chances are, whatever you are viewing on the screen is not relaxing your brain into sleep mode but instead stimulating it. Quite possibly the content on the screen is going to give you something to think about. That's not what you need as you turn off the lights. One hour before bedtime, just unplug. That leads you to ask, "What can I do for an hour without TV or Internet?" Read what's next. . .
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Whether you're a busy executive, an overworked parent, or a diligent student, you might have a hard time "turning off" the thousand items racing through your mind when you pull up the covers. Of course, you've already switched off the computer and said, "No" to TV. Now what? You can make the pre-bedtime hour productive—and relaxing. Here are some suggestions. Prepare tomorrow's lunches and outfits. Read. Isn't there a classic you've always wanted to read? (Not Frankenstein before bed!) You can talk with your spouse or roommate. You can take a hot shower or bath. Maybe you can start a journal and write your thoughts from the day. The hour of unwinding will go by quickly, and hopefully it will help you fall asleep quickly. Shubha Ratri. (Good night in Hindi.)
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Climbing into bed at your bed "time" might work for kids, but it doesn't necessarily work for grown-ups. And hitting the sack earlier if you want to get some extra shut-eye is great, but only if you are sleepy. If you are not actually ready for sleep, you could lay in the dark or toss and turn for many unpleasant minutes. Or longer! Dr. Rafael Pelayo, a clinical professor in the division of sleep medicine at the Stanford School of Medicine, says, "Trying to go to sleep when your body wants to be awake is like swimming upstream." If you want to fall asleep quickly, wait until your eyelids are telling you it's time for bed. Not the clock on the wall.
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Or bath tub. And make sure it's hot. You can use this time to clean yourself, but the most important part of the hot bath or shower is when you turn off the water and step out. So says Dr. Janet Kennedy, Ph.D., clinical psychologist, and author of The Good Sleeper: The Essential Guide to Sleep for Your Baby (and You). She's also the founder of NYC Sleep Doctor, a resource designed to help people with sleep disorders sleep better. When you step out of a hot shower or bath, your body temperature drops, your heart rate slows and your metabolic processes slow down. All of these can lead to a drowsy feeling. Quick, dry off and get in bed. Buona note. (Good night in Italian.)
10. Hide Your Clock
This could be the worst experience when not being able to fall asleep. You close your eyes, you try to get comfortable, you toss, you turn, you kick at the covers, you fluff your pillow, you stretch out, you scrunch up, you look at the ceiling, and then you do it—you look at the clock. That digital timebomb is your judge and jury, proving your precious sleep time is slipping away, putting more pressure on you to finally fall asleep! Relaxing is the key. If you need your clock or phone to wake you in the morning, put it out of reach and out of sight. Don't let those glowing numbers psyche you out of finally falling asleep.
11. Jot It Down
Too many thoughts are not good for sleep. If your mind is jumping from one topic to the next like rehashing the day's events, items you need to purchase, bills you forgot to pay, people who perturbed you, homework that must get done. . . you get the idea; you're not going to be able to fall asleep. Instead of filling your conscious with thoughts that will swirl around and grow and keep you up, simply write the thoughts on paper. This act alone can ease your mind. Avoid using your phone to "write" them because the blue light from the screen can trick your brain into thinking you should be awake. Not only that, phone in hand + not being able to sleep = checking email, Facebook, news, etc. at the expense of sleep.
12. Don't Think About Sleep
You're in bed. The lights are off. You're comfortable. And then the pressure hits: You must fall asleep! Ehhh (that's a buzzer sound), wrong answer. Think about other things, or preferably one other thing, but not about sleep. It puts too much pressure on you. If you can force yourself to think about something repetitive, even better. This could be why counting sheep gets front billing in techniques for falling asleep. You don't have to limit yourself to sheep. Imagine gardening, bouncing a ball or painting. These thoughts will help focus your mind and the repetition will hopefully help put you to sleep. Boa noite. (Good night in Portuguese.)
13. Tense, Untense
This drill will unwind your tight and knotted muscles from a day in the trenches, whatever your trenches may be. It focuses your mind from mental distractions and relaxes each part of your body. While lying in bed with the lights on or off, your choice, tense each muscle group for a silent three count and then relax them. Do each muscle three times before moving to the next. Start at the bottom with your toes and work your way up your ankles, then calves, then thighs up to your eyebrows. Or start at the top and work down. This exercise is especially helpful if you get tense when you have trouble falling asleep. Tense then relax. Spokoynoy nochi. (Good night in Russian.)
14. Find Your Happy Place
Picture a place where relaxing and falling asleep would be quite natural. Then, put yourself there. Maybe it's a cabin porch in the mountains or overlooking a giant, peaceful lake. Maybe you're at the beach with the waves crashing. Maybe you're at a highway rest stop with the driver's seat reclined. Pick and picture the place. Now here's the trick: Sleep is in the details. Focus in on little aspects: What do you see? What do you hear? What do you smell? Spend minutes experiencing these senses before moving on to the next sense or even the next stimuli within that sense. That is, if you are sitting at a rest stop, "listen" to the cars slowly passing your car as they search for a parking spot. Pay attention to the different engine sounds. The more you focus, the faster you'll be sleeping. Usiku mwema. (Good night in Swahili.)
This may be the most fun way to fall asleep. . .at least as far as this list is concerned. This game will help your racing mind focus on a simple but challenging task. Once you're in bed and the lights are off, close your eyes and think of a topic. This topic will be the source of a list you are going to create mentally, using the alphabet. Let's choose Cars as the topic. Think of a car that begins with the letter A. Audi. Good. Now one that begins with B. Buick. Terrific. And so on to Z. If you reach Z, do it again, but backwards starting with Z and then Y, X, etc. If your answer could be contested, accept your answer. Eg, Harley Davidson for H. Yes, a Harley is not really a car. But it is not worth arguing with yourself late at night in bed about an answer nobody will ever hear. Accept and move on to the next letter, and to sleep. Oyasumi nasai. (Good night in Japanese.)
16. Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
That sound that can help you drift away. It's the sound of white noise, and it was available on analog TVs, or on a mistuned radio or a bedside sound machine. Sound machines offer various sounds including crickets, waterfalls and ocean waves to name a few. Why does sound work? Let's look to Dr. Ralph Pascualy, the medical director of Northwest Hospital Sleep Center in Seattle, WA. He says that constant white noise "gives the brain a tonic signal that dampens its own internal systems" that crave sensory input. Simply put, constant noise, be it a whirring air conditioner, spinning fan, or misaligned radio dial, helps the brain tune out auditory stimuli so that you can fall asleep. Buenos noches. (Good night in Spanish.)


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Gordon Brown should not imagine that his emotional TV interview last night will divert voters' attention from the central issue of the election: spending cuts.
Today the Chancellor, Alistair Darling, has tried to signal his seriousness over the task of reducing the UK's £178 billion deficit, rebuffing pressure from the Prime Minister to give away more in the Budget expected next month. Yet he remains under pressure from those warning that deeper cuts are needed sooner than he plans.
Shadow Chancellor George Osborne has today made that case once more, although the Tories are vague on details of any substantive cuts. But they have received an unexpected boost in the shape of a letter published yesterday signed by 20 eminent economists, including liberals such as US Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, warning that unless the UK reduces its deficit faster than Mr Darling plans, we risk losing investor confidence.
To be sure, it will be an unpalatable choice to Mr Darling or Mr Osborne, whichever sits in the Treasury after the election. There are renewed signs today of a "double dip": a survey of employers finds that a higher proportion are preparing to cut more jobs than were set to do so in the final quarter of last year, when the UK economy inched back into growth. Deeper cuts to public spending would compound the coming job losses, the majority of which are already predicted to be in the public sector.
A balance will have to be found, and until the Budget, we won't know where Mr Darling will come down, even if he has at this point ruled out deeper cuts. By that point we are likely to have a clearer idea too about whether the economy really is heading back into recession or else maintain its weak growth. The next six weeks will indeed be pivotal for the Government's election chances.
Afghan tragedy
The deaths of 12 Afghan civilians in a US missile attack are a tragic mistake. They are also an unwelcome hiccup in positive media coverage of the new offensive launched at the weekend. But the incident should not deflect allied forces from their goal of driving the Taliban from central Helmand.
Certainly, when the ostensible goal of the offensive is to build civilian support for the allies and the Afghan government, such casualties are counter-productive. The allies want to convince Afghans of their seriousness about rebuilding the nation and its security, moving Afghan police and government officials into the zone liberated from the Taliban. Killing civilians will not do that.
Yet the fact that the deaths of 12 people are being taken so seriously by the US — use of these battlefield missiles has now been banned — is a sign of how much the strategy has changed since the nadir of the "shock and awe" approach in Fallujah, Iraq in November 2004. There, around 6,000 civilians were killed and more than 30,000 homes damaged. In Afghanistan, the "integrated" strategy aims to win hearts and minds as well as rebuild government structures. Whether the Afghan army and police are up to such a task is a moot point, but the allies are at least taking it seriously — as the reaction to these tragic deaths shows.
Icy bonus
It is admittedly hard for Londoners to get excited about the Winter Olympics. But consider this: despite our at best patchy record in winter sports, these Games are fundamentally positive for Britain. There is little risk of disappointment in sports many of us have never heard of. Expectations could not be lower. We haven't won any medals yet. But if we do, it will be an unalloyed bonus.Reuse content


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Leave No Trace Trainers Course
This 16-hour, overnight training course is designed for adult and youth members of Scouting 14 years of age and older, who value the land and want to teach others how to protect and preserve it. Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a Leave No Trace Trainer certificate, a trainer pin and will be qualified to teach Leave No Trace skills and ethics to all levels of Scouting.
This course will meet the requirements for Summer Camp Staff to be trained as a Leave No Trace Trainer and Scouts 14 years and older who have been selected for the Troop Leave No Trace Trainer position of responsibility.
The course will be held November 14th and 15th at Camp Long Lake. This course is a partnership of the Potawatomi Area Council and the Three Harbors Council. Enrollment is limited to just 16 participants, so please sign up early if you wish to attend.


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|1,000 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|2 - 3 nights
The sound of the Yellowstone River lulls you to sleep while visions of trout dance at the end of your line...you wake up and it's not a dream-you are really there!
This wonderful and spacious cabin is right on the Yellowstone River, just minutes away from Yellowstone National Park and the Roosevelt Arch entry at the north entrance to YNP, and close to Mammoth Hot Springs, mountain biking and all the wildlife you can imagine.
The Grizzly Den Cabin on the Yellowstone Riverfront is self-contained with wilderness furnishings in the living area, crisp linens, plush towels, books, DVD/VCRs and video library, WIFI access, a complete fully-stocked kitchen with refrigerator, microwave, range, washer & dryer, coffeemaker, gourmet coffee and teas, gourmet spices and sauces, 2 outdoor grills and a wonderful covered patio for relaxing after a day of hiking, horseback riding or rafting on the Yellowstone River. Restaurants and local shopping are within ten minutes driving distance and Chico Hot Springs Spa & fine restaurant are a half hour away.
This Yellowstone cabin is a delightful place from which to navigate your Yellowstone National Park vacation, and you can even walk to the park directly from our driveway, only 1500 (approx) feet away. Enjoy a BBQ on the patio, a marshmallow roast at the fire pit or a relaxing stroll down our rural road, away from the noises of the city.
Just under 48 miles to Livingston, and 1 1/2 hours from Bozeman Airport, the location is convenient yet very private. Feedback, both in our guest book and online, for our cabin has been consistently wonderful, with our most recent guests saying our 'river home, not really a cabin, was over the top!'
Please join us for your Yellowstone National Park and cabin on the river vacation. Discover how comfortable and luxurious you can feel in the tranquility of the Montana experience!
Personal checks are cheerfully accepted!
Keywords: Cabin, Yellowstone River, Yellowstone Vacation Rental, Yellowstone cabins, Grizzly Den, Mountain Cabin, Mountainview
Yellowstone National Park has always held a special place in my heart. I've been visiting the park on an annual basis since 1999 (sometimes several times a year) and each trip is unique and special in its own right.
In 2008, I brought my Dad to Yellowstone over the Thanksgiving holiday and the weather was amazing...cool & crisp but not cold and unbearable. We hiked for several hours every day and had the time of our lives. One morning we set out on an 8-mile hike. It had snowed a couple of inches the previous night and 1/2 mile into the hike we discovered we were following the tracks of a large grizzly bear. For the next 3 miles we walked in the footprints left by the great bear, armed only with bear spray, but never did see the bruin. Seeing my Dad's face light up when he realized the tracks were not very old and that we were not 'alone in the wilderness' was priceless. Because of that trip, I realized I wanted to spend as much time as possible with my Dad, enjoying moments like those while we still had the opportunity. Life is so short!
Then in 2012, my entire family was able to join me in Yellowstone to celebrate my birthday. It was in that moment I decided this is where my heart is and in order to experience more lasting memories with my entire family I needed to have a place for them to call their 'home-away-from-home'.
Together, my Dad & I purchased this cabin as place to relax, watch the wildlife, fish the Yellowstone River and most importantly build more lasting memories. Being able to give my Dad the gift of owning a cabin means so much to me.
As a Vietnam Vet and someone who grew up without modern conveniences (ie: running water & indoor plumbing), owning a cabin was never on his radar. My Dad is the most kind-hearted, caring person I know and he would go the extra mile for those he cares about. Being able to give back to him was a dream come true and helping to make his dreams come true is what life is all about!
The Grizzly Den Cabin on the Yellowstone Riverfront purchased this cabin in 2013
We chose this cabin because of the proximity to Yellowstone National Park and the fact that it is located right on the Yellowstone River. We can literally fish right from the banks outside the cabin and grill the fish minutes later while enjoying the evening from the patio...all without leaving the cabin.
We named the cabin, 'The Grizzly Den' for a couple of reasons, 1) Grizzlies are my passion (I've been studying them since 1999) and seeing them in the wild is a most special and unforgetable moment (for anyone), and 2) on our trip to purchase the cabin we were fortunate enough to locate a grizzly den high on a mountain slope and after watching through our scope for several hours the sow emerged with two cubs-of-the-year.
Also, the Park boundary is less than 1500 feet from the driveway and the North Entrance to Yellowstone is only 4-miles away. We wanted something close to the park but not overly commercialized or populated. This cabin was close, convenient and had the space we needed.
With 2 bedrooms (4 Double beds) and 2 full bathrooms, a full kitchen, dining area, living room and covered patio, we knew our needs were covered. Being able to share this property with others is exciting. Each trip to Yellowstone is different and offers a whole new experience. Whether you are coming for adventure, hiking, sight-seeing, fishing, wildlife viewing or photography this is the place to be!!
It was also important to me that we had a cabin where wildlife were welcome. Occassionally we will have bison, deer or elk in the yard and rarely a grizzly bear.
The unique benefits of The Grizzly Den cabin include the amazing views of Electric Peak and the Devils Slide. Located right on the Yellowstone Riverfront our guests are able to fish directly from the banks outside the cabin.
For those that enjoy walking, the Park boundary is just 1500 from the driveway and only 4 miles from the North Entrance to YNP at Gardiner.
The Grizzly Den cabin is open and available to reserve year-round and we encourage our guests to visit the Yellowstone National Park during different times of the year as each experience offers something new and different.
You will love staying at this Yellowstone cabin known as The Grizzly Den on the Yellowstone Riverfront!
We wanted to thank you for a great week. It's heaven on earth there. I'm still blown away by the beauty. We feel like the herd of deer and antelope around there and blocking the road were our own pets. Your brochure had us excited, but the photos cannot do it justice. Just breathtaking beauty.
The town was great, we spent 3 days in the park and a lot of time hanging out together in the cabin. Don't get cable or satellite it was great just chilling and talking watching DVD movies.
It was a week we will never forget and that's not easy to do with a 13 year old who really didn't want to go and hang out with his parents for a week.
We had just a wonderful, wonderful time and will be telling all our family and friends about the great place we stayed.
Oh yes, we will be going back. Did I mention what a great time we had!
Thanks again for hosting a very memorable week!
This cabin was everything and more. Out of the way, but close to all things Yellowstone. Watched herds of elk on the hillside and on the road going to Gardiner. Saw canoes floating by. Saw the most magnificent sky in the middle of the night (although had to get up at 3am to see it). Cabin was roomy and very clean. Usually eat out when we travel, but decided to cook in and enjoy every minute of staying here. Thank you for allowing us the pleasure of sharing your home. Will recommend to all who visit this area.
Overall, my family of 6 (2 kids, 2 adults, 2 in their 70s) really enjoyed our time at the Grizzly Den. The cabin is so cute and is right on the river. I do think the cabin would benefit from satellite tv or something. There were times we needed to leave the kids with my parents and having a few cartoons may have made it easier to have the kids entertained. Right now, the cabin has an older small tv and a dvd/VCR player. The VCR player was not working when we got there.
The location of the cabin is convenient to the north entrance of YNP. Keep in mind that you will drive about 3 miles further up then must cross a small bridge and u-turn back on a 3 mile dirt road to the cabin. It does add about 6 miles to get to the cabin from YNP. The first drive on the dirt road was quite interesting but it got better over time. I hope one day they make a bridge closer to the cabins.
From the cabin we went to the Chico Hotsprings for a day, we ate at the Lighthouse Restaurant, and my hubby and I did the Montana Whitewater Rafting that takes you on the Yellowstone River right in front of the cabin. It was so fun!
Nearby attractions-Electric Peak, the Devil's Slide (looks like a bacon stripe down the mountain face), and lots of grazing elk and some deer.
I asked myself a few times if I could have found something "better" for the north side of YNP, and I couldn't. We didn't want to stay in the heart of Gardiner and anything beyond this cabin would be too far. We were able to wind down from our EPIC bucket list YNP adventure at the Grizzly Den. And people may disagree with me, but I do think the cabin needs an updated television set and a satellite dish like some of the neighbors.
All of these things...the tv situation, the dirt road, etc were thoroughly explained to me prior to booking. I don't want to seem like I was surprised. It is just that the reality hit once there and so I would like to let others know that these are things to consider. Otherwise, nothing beats being right on the river!
Thank you Tammy for sharing your mountain cabin. Tammy was accommodating and informative. She gave a list of activities to do with our teen and pre-teen kids with limited time in our schedule. We were able to accomplish a "sampler" package of Yellowstone with a long list of "must sees" for our next trip.
Beautiful location that is convenient to Yellowstone. Tammy was a pleasure to do business with!
We enjoyed this property. Lots of movies to watch when we had down time, the kids enjoyed the river and all the elk and pronghorn near the road. Just a short distance from the north entrance of Yellowstone, this was a great place.
We really enjoyed our stay at the Grizzly Den. Cabin was very clean and comfortable, loved the back porch and view of river! Very convenient to Gardiner and Yellowstone. Would definitely stay here again.
Experience the wonder of it all...just 4 miles from the North entrance to Yellowstone National Park, The Grizzly Den cabin is conveniently located and offers a place to relax, recreate and enjoy the moments that take your breath away. This cabin is fully furnished and available year-round.
This Yellowstone Riverfront Cabin has a full-kitchen, living room and dining table as well as 2 large bedrooms, each with a private full-bath and sleeps 8.
Enjoy morning coffee on the covered patio while watching the sun rise over the mountains and listening to the river rush by. Evenings can be spent grilling and relaxing on the patio or at the bonfire pit.
Being on the Yellowstone River is a unique and special opportunity to enjoy the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem in all its glory.
Whether you are seeking adventure or relaxation, The Grizzly Den Cabin on the Yellowstone Riverfront is the place to come. Fish from the shore outside the cabin, go white-water rafting, horseback-riding, hiking, sight-seeing, wildlife viewing in Yellowstone National Park. Sometimes the wildlife meanders through the property too.
Some local attractions include a visit to Montana Grizzly Encounter where you may meet and photograph 'Brutus-the-Bear' (appeared in movies, commercials and on TV). It is truly a must see for everyone. Montana Grizzly Encounter is located at exit 319 between Livingtston & Bozeman.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
June 17-20 (3 Nights)
Jun 17 2017 - Jun 19 2017
3 night minimum stay
Flat fee
July 11-13 (2 Nights)
Jul 11 2017 - Jul 12 2017
2 night minimum stay
Flat fee
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add $10 per night, per additional guest
|Cleaning Fee
|WIFI access(waived 7-nt)
|Refundable damage deposit
|Tax Rate
Holidays/Holiday weekends are subject to higher rates. Please email with questions.
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.