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Author's Warnings- not only contains a bit of shonen-ai, but also some self-harm. This isn't one of my best stories- I literally just sat down and wrote this. No real editing done, and no real proofreading. Some of the verbs and stuff aren't the best, and one or two phrases may be repetitive, but like I said I pretty much just shat this out. XD Just a drabble I wrote and thought I'd upload.
I trudge through the house, once again on the lookout to find the smallest of the four of us- Red. Red had been going missing a lot recently, spending an abnormal amount of time by himself. What little time he spent with us other three was… not the same.
The others don't see it, but I do- there is something the matter with Red. He acted like his normal self, but I knew him well enough to know for sure that something was wrong. His smile never reached his eyes anymore.
Usually I'm the type to let people be when they sought privacy, but it's different with Red. I can't really explain it, but I always feel like I have to look out for Red just a little bit more than the others. Not like Red was any weaker than the others, but… it's a complicated feeling.
I head up to Red's room, deciding to start there. It's a good thing I do- I can feel someone inside, someone I know is him. I don't know how I do it, but my intuition on where people are has never failed me. I'm about to open the door when I hear something from inside.
Red is crying. He's trying to be quiet about it, but he's crying hard. He goes silent for a brief second, and then he gives a sharp gasp and I hear him burst into tears again. Something about is seems so profoundly wrong that I can't just stand there and listen.
I turn the doorknob and open the door swiftly. "Red?" I call softly.
Red gives a startled cry, and I hear an object clatter to the floor as he whirls to stare frightfully at me. He's kneeling in the middle of his room, his back facing me. "Blue!" His eyes are wide and fearful, and tears are still making their way down his face. His shoulder moves like he's going to raise his arm to wipe them away, but he stills the movement and turns away from me again.
He leans forward over his knees, his arms pulled tight to his middle. I step inside the room, shutting the door behind me and approaching him quickly. "What's wrong, Red?" I ask, concern more than tinting my voice.
He scoots slightly away from me as I draw nearer. "N-nothing, Blue," He chokes out, trying vainly to hide something. I drop to my knees beside him, and I notice an object protruding from slightly under where he shifted his foot.
With a growing sense of horror, I reach over and withdraw a razor blade. There is crimson on the edge. "Oh, Red…" I breathe, my blood turning to ice. I glance up and see that Red is purposely avoiding my gaze. "Why, Red?"
He bites his lip and gives no answer, squeezing his eyes shut and shaking his head. "Dammit, Red!" I yell, my voice only rising because I'm scared. "Why the hell are you doing this? How the fuck did you even…Why…?"
Red's sobs increase as he shakes his head rapidly, the tears dripping down his face like rain on a hopeless morning. He's usually so bright and cheerful, just like the sun. My sun. I hurl the blade away from us, reaching out impulsively and hugging him tightly.
He turns to bury his face in my shoulder, though he keeps his arms to himself. I hold him close, rubbing his back and rocking him slightly to still his sobs. "You should never feel so bad that you do something like this," I growl, pressing my face into his neck.
He whimpers something softly but it's muffled by my tunic, so I gently but firmly pry him off of me. "What was that?" He casts his gaze to the floor, biting his lip again and shaking his head. I reach out roughly and grab his arm, forcing him to hold it outstretched.
I push his sleeve up forcefully, and I'm nearly sick at the sight that greets me. There are multitudes of thin scar lines crisscrossing the skin of his forearms- many are partway healed over, but there are some that are still oozing blood. I grab his other arm and inspect it- it's nearly identical.
"WHY?" I have to fight to keep my voice from rising to a deafening level as my grip on his hands tightens. "Red, why would you ever even THINK about doing something like this?"
"Blue, you're hurting me," He whimpers quietly, his shoulders shaking as he fights to control his tears. I briefly intensify my grip on his hands further, and he cries out quietly.
"Oh, so you only dislike pain when someone else does it to you?" I snarl, throwing his hands back on his lap as I rise angrily. I pace back and forth across his room, agitated and scared. I return to kneel before him, picking up his hands again.
He flinches slightly and looks frightened, but I don't hurt him again. Instead I hold them close to my heart, my head bowed. "Red… Do you remember what I said to you after that one fight against the Dinalfos?"
"T-that I shouldn't attack them straight on?" He pipes up, his voice shaky. His eyes are wide, glistening with tears still unshed.
I shake my head. "No, not that. You told me that you were upset about something, but you didn't know if you wanted to tell me about it since you didn't think I'd care. And do you remember what I said after that?"
His response is a moment in coming, but he eventually sniffles and says, "You told me that I could always talk to you, because you would always listen." He gives a weak smile. "Even if you were mad, you would still listen to anything I would say."
"Do you remember why I said I would always listen?" I prod gently.
His smile strengthens a little more. "Because you care about how I feel, and you don't want me to feel bad."
"That's right," I smile too. I raise one of my hands and tentatively brush his hair from his eyes. "And I always will. You can tell me anything, and I'll do everything I can to help." Only when we're alone together do I ever drop my gruff outer shell- I don't even always do it then, but he's the only person I'll do it for.
He nuzzles my hand, his smile widening a little more. I gently wipe away his tears with my thumb, sliding my hand down to the back of his neck. I pull him forward just a little, close enough so I can lean in and rest my forehead on his gently.
It didn't make sense why the two of us were so close- we were pretty polar opposites, and Din knows we didn't get along well at the start. But there was just… something that happened somewhere. Neither of us were this close to any of the other Four Swords- it was only us two.
I lean forward and place a very soft kiss on the tip of his nose- it wasn't that serious, it just helps him calm down. "Do you want to tell me about it, Red?" I murmur, nuzzling him as his sobs fade to only the occasional hiccup.
"O-okay," He stammers, shifting a little bit closer to me. I outright pick him up and put him on my lap, cradling him and rocking him back and forth comfortingly. I didn't usually act this kind, but he needed it, and I knew he wouldn't get it from any of the others in the same way.
He cuddles against me, his arms resting in his lap as he does so. There are faint red lines beginning to show through the sleeves of his shirt, but he doesn't seem to pay much attention to them. "It's kind of pathetic…"
"It's never pathetic if it bothers you," I shake my head, stroking his hair with one hand and holding his hands with the other. "Tell me."
He sniffles a little. "It's gonna sound stupid now that you're here…"
I dip my head and press my lips to one of his temples, keeping my mouth there as I murmur, "It will never sound stupid to me- just tell me."
Red hesitates a moment longer, but lets out a sad sigh and begins. "I… I've always kind of felt like a burden to you guys. I mean- I just can't always keep up, and sometimes I screw up when I shouldn't."
My grip on him tightens as he continues on in a faster, slightly frenzied pace. "I know Green tries to be nice and wait up for me, but even he sometimes loses it. And Vio just rolls his eyes- he doesn't think I notice, but I do! And it hurts!"
"And…" He pauses to try to steady his voice, but deems it futile and just continues through the sobs. "And you get mad at me a lot, and sometimes I just get the feeling that the three of you would be better off without having to worry about dragging me around!"
"Red!" I snarl, the anger in my voice causing him to glance up fearfully. "Don't you EVER say that again! We would fall apart without you here!" He dissolves into tears again, burying his face in my chest.
I hold him tightly to me, feeling my own vision blur as a few rare tears form. "Listen to me, and remember everything I say. You are not unwanted. You are not a burden. And most importantly, you are never alone."
"We need you- I need you." I bow my head and bury my face in his hair, letting the tears fall freely. "And I always will. If you ever feel like you're going to cut yourself again, or you ever feel bad, I swear on my life I will be there for you."
"Oh, Blue…" He sobs, freeing his arms to hug me tightly back. "You don't- you don't know how much that means to me! Thank you…" Tears still pour down his face, but I don't think they're marks of pain anymore.
I hesitate for a brief moment, wavering in the choice of my next action, but ultimately I've already made up my mind. I pull away from him far enough so that I can place a soft, gentle kiss on his lips before returning to embrace him.
He giggles quietly, his head pressed into my shoulder again. "Thank you, Blue," He whispers in a barely-audible voice.
I chuckle softly as well, stroking his hair. "It was nothing." After a moment more, I let out a sigh and pull his arms from me, taking in their appearance. "Want to see if we can get these bandaged up?"
He gives a guilty chuckle and bobs his head. "Hehe, sure…" I stand up and pull him to his feet by his hands.
"Come on- I've got lots of first-aid stuff in my room, since I get hurt training a lot." I'm about to lead him to my room when he stops me from moving, rising up on his tiptoes to kiss my cheek.
"I love you, Blue," He giggles, his eyes glistening. I let a rare honest smile spread across my face, and I return the gesture.
"I love you too, Red." He lets me lead him to my room, where I sit him down on my bed as I rummage about to find some bandages. As gently as I can I clean the cuts, feeling slightly guilty as he winces from the antiseptic I apply to keep them from getting infected.
I tenderly wrap his wrists in clean bandages. "There," I say with a slight smile. "Now it's like it never happened." I take in the appearance of his bloodstained sleeves, and then add, "Hold on, let me get you a different shirt."
I leave him briefly to return to his room, opening a drawer in his dresser and pulling out a clean light pink shirt. I head back to my own room and shut the door behind me; Red is still sitting patiently on my bed, swinging his feet slightly.
"Here," I hand it to him. "You can change here, I'll just look away."
"I don't mind if you see me, Blue," He shakes his head, already removing his belt and outer tunic. "It doesn't bother me at all." He pulls off his undershirt, and in the interim between then and when he puts on the clean one, I sneak an indirect look at him.
Since he was so little, you wouldn't expect him to be that muscular, but just like the rest of us he's pretty toned. Except for his arms now, his skin is pretty much flawless. I try not to look directly, but I think I probably turn the lightest shade of pink.
He puts his red tunic and his belt back on too, holding his stained shirt uncertainly in his hands. "What should I do with this?" He asks, a frown creasing his forehead and marring his sweet expression. "I've been pretty careful about not… bleeding on my stuff up till now."
"I'll take care of it," I offer, taking the shirt from his hands and placing it on my dresser. "I've gotten good at getting blood out of clothes by now." Another giggle follows my statement.
I glance out the window and gauge the sunlight. "We should probably head downstairs soon- the others might begin to wonder where we've gone."
"You're probably right," Red agrees with a smile. He hops up off my bed and bounces over to me, taking my hand and kissing me sweetly. "Thank you, Blue… You always save me, no matter what."
I blush and bow my head to hide my grin- I couldn't even put it into words how good it made me feel to see him back to his normal sunny self. "And I always will." I let him tug me out of the room and back downstairs, listening to him as he begins to chatter aimlessly about this and that.
~The End~
Author's Notes
No, I've got absolutely no idea why I chose Red of all people to cut. It just seems like it's rarely the people you expect. I was feeling a bit down for reasons, and this is how I vent. … So yeah. XD


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Ryan ready for another one...
Ryan Zimmerman acknowledged after Wednesday's win over the Giants that he was exhausted and couldn't wait for the day off on Thursday.
He also admitted that he now understands more about how tough it was for Yankee legend Joe DiMaggio to set the record for consecutive games with a hit at 56 games.
When Ryan was getting ready to join Nats Xtra live after the game on Wednesday, a fan yelled out to him that he was on his fantasy baseball team. Ryan said he gets a lot of that on the road. Afterall, who wouldn't want such a strong hitter on his fantasy club?
This season Ryan has a routine and an approach that is working for him at the plate.
Couple that with presence of Adam Dunn and Nick Johnson in the lineup and you've got a recipe for success. That's why Ryan will be ready to start another hitting streak Friday at Nationals Park when the Phillies come to town.
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One thing I've noticed about 39-year-old southpaw Ron Villone is how calm he is when he takes the mound. He goes out there and breathes. That's a lesson the younger members of the relief corps should learn.
Ron has been around a while, but he admits that even though he's an older member of the Nationals pitching staff, even he is still learning. That's something he's taken from working alongside some of the best relievers in the game, including Mariano Rivera of the Yankees. He said the biggest thing is that he listens.
He also says he can learn a lot from the hitters on the ballclub. It's fun to watch and listen to Ron in the dugout, too. When he's not pitching he is such a supporter of his teammates. You can hear his voice from the bench cheering on whoever is up at the plate or on the mound.
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In case you haven't heard of it, pit beef is Baltimore's version of barbecue. The beef is grilled crusty on the outside and rare and juicy inside and heaped high on rye bread to make a very tasty sandwich. To top it off you can add slices of white onion and a horseradish sauce for a little kick--it's making my mouth water already! Can't wait to try it on Friday!


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Macadamia Berry Dessert Recipe
My family and friends love this dessert, and I've shared the recipe several times. The crunchy nut crust and colorful raspberry filling make it special enough for guests. During the holidays, I substitute a can of whole-berry cranberry sauce for the raspberries.
- 1 cup crushed vanilla wafers (about 30 wafers)
- 1/2 cup finely chopped macadamia nuts
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
- 3 tablespoons orange juice
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen sweetened raspberries, thawed
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- Fresh raspberries and additional whipped topping, optional
- 1. Combine the wafer crumbs, nuts and butter. Press onto the bottom of a greased 9-in. springform pan. Bake at 375° for 8-10 minutes or until golden brown. Cool completely.
- 2. In a large bowl, beat the milk, orange juice and lemon juice on low speed until well blended. Stir in raspberries. Fold in whipped topping. Pour over crust. Cover and freeze for 3 hours or until firm. May be frozen for up to 3 months.
- 3. Remove from the freezer 15 minutes before serving. Carefully run a knife around edge of pan to loosen. Remove sides of pan. Garnish with raspberries and whipped topping if desired. Yield: 12 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 piece: 301 calories, 16g fat (8g saturated fat), 22mg cholesterol, 126mg sodium, 37g carbohydrate (30g sugars, 2g fiber), 4g protein.
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Mirror has Two Faces, The (1996) ***
Directed by Barbra Streisand. Written by Richard LaGravenese. Based on the 1958 French film "Le Miroir a deux faces," written by Andre Cayatte & Gerard Oury, directed by Cayatte. Photography, Dante Spinotti & Andrzej Bartkowiak. Editing, Jeff Werner. Production design, Tom John. Music, Marvin Hamlisch ("Love Theme" composed by Barbra Streisand. Produced by Barbra Streisand & Arnon Milchan. Cast: Barbra Streisand (Rose Morgan), Jeff Bridges (Gregory Larkin), Mimi Rogers (Claire), Lauren Bacall (Hannah Morgan), Pierce Brosnan (Alex), Elle MacPherson (Candy). A Tristar release. 126 minutes. PG-13.
The remake of French movies is a major Hollywood sub-industry. The results are invariably inferior to the originals.Some remakes are OK now and then, but the great majority are bad. The latest case was "Diabolique" The surprising news is that the new opus by and with Barbra Streisand is better than the 1958 French movie.
Surprise Number Two for me is that for once I enjoyed watching a movie with a large audience. I normally go to earliest possible shows on the least trafficky days. No odious smells, no sticky goo on the floor, no crinkling cellophane and loud chomping, no running commentaries, no laughter at the wrong places. For "The Mirror," however, the theater though packed was odorless, noiseless and the audience laughed unboisterously at the right times.
The film is most enjoyable, well paced and without dull moments. Its improbabilities or exaggerations vanish behind the qualities of script, acting and Miss Streisand's direction, her third after "Yentl" and "The Prince of Tides."
It starts as Jeff Bridges's picture, then is shared by him and Streisand before the focus moves on her --an interesting progression. A mathematician at Columbia University, Greg is addressed as Professor Larkin. He should really be called Professor Dullski or, if he taught literature, Professor Yawnesco. He knows and loves his stuff, even has a new book out, but he bores his students to perdition. I have never seen such a somnolescent or indifferent group outside some Hollywood high school pictures.
Bachelor Gregory is also a basket case in his private life. At 46 (I give him the age of Bridges), he still gets terribly distracted by sex -- and sex is everywhere, from a gorgeous redhead in his classroom's front row to television where insects mate in educational programs and so many products are sold through sex. (I waited in vain for the sound track to come up with that vigorous old song "Everybody's Doing It.")
Larkin is influencable with a vengeance. At a book-signing gathering, he opens his address with some flat academic humor. A beauty (model Elle MacPherson) walks in, sits down, silently but blatantly provokes him a la Sharon Stone with her sex appeal. Gregory's talk becomes gibberish. Very funny.
We learn that she is his latest ex-paramour and that he is unhappy with the fact that all his relations with women fail because they revolve around sex. His conclusion is that he ought to be looking for a kindred soul and mind, minus the sex.
Like the famous revue "No Sex Please, We're British," the mathematician's new slogan could be "No Sex Please, I'm Gregory." He places an ad ad in which he seeks only companionship and specifies "Must have a Ph.D. and be over thirty-five. Physical appearance not important."
The other thread of the plot deaks with two sisters, Claire (Rogers,"the pretty one") and Rose (Streisand,"the smart one") .Claire spots the ad and sneakily mails Greg the picture of Rose. She looks just right to Greg.
Rose, by coincidence (well, it's only a movie) is also a Columbia professor, of literature. As she readies herself in an awful dress for Claire's wedding. Always a bridesmaid and never a bride, brainy, lively,witty but without lasting relationships with men, she is a perfect match for Gregory.
They and their minds meet, hit it off, develop an odd, platonic rapport . They eventually marry, but always under the no sex strictures imposed by Gregory and accepted by Rose, reluctantly as we shall see soon enough, when Rose wants romance and what comes naturally. This leads to complications and a transformation...
The acting, broad but not too, with a huge assist from direction and script keeps hitting the bull's eye. Jeff Bridges, never a looker, has been a major, versatile talent. Think of "Bad Company,"" Fat City,""Thunderbolt and Lightfoot,"" Hearts of The West,"" Starman," " Nadine,"" Tucker,"" The Fabulous Baker Boys,"" Fearless." Streisand's great one-woman band abilities are a given. Here, in odd ways, she may remind you at times of the still-moving "The Way We Were."
Mimi Rogers, who possesses the most interesting crooked mouth in pictures, and her new husband Pierce Brosnan (of whom she gets quickly tired), are pallid, superficial characters.This makes a contrast with the personalities of the Gregory-Rose duo, lets Bridges and especially Streisand bask in the spotlight. They deserve it.
Lauren Bacall plays the mother of the two women with a combination of chic, fading glamour, sure-of-herself presence and egotism, and motherly limitations, notably her non-understanding of Rose. This incomprehensio comes to an end in a long-delayed, moving scene that flirts dangerously with maudliness but survives it. Mother and daughter stop snipping and sniping. They open their hearts as Rose comes out squarely with her complexes about her appearance. Here Streisand seems to be exorcising her own demons.
With her refrain "I raised two daughters, buried a husband," Bacall is a Jewish mother, but one pushed neither into a cartoon or a caricature. Overall, Jewishness in the film is not insisted upon. Sometimes it comes through gently in details, like Rose's "Talk to me already."
Gags are in good supply and nicely timed, like Rose's showing Greg how to capture his students' interest. There also humorous rather than outright comic parts, such as Rose's astounding of Greg with her comprehension of math. Better yet, the audience is rewarded with an even larger number of subtle bits of business. Examples: the early sequence about Claire's wedding is used for character portrayals and spares us the actual ceremony; the talkative meanderings of Rose and Gregory in which the discussions are amusing, novel and attention-grabbing but always cut before they become cumbersome; the first semi-kiss of the couple and Rose's wary reaction -- she pats Greg's back. There is much more along those lines, with excellent details.
Some weak areas do exist in the film, most of them papered over. When Gregory drops in on Rose's huge, lively class, she is in the process of charming and too manipulating her students with a discussion of love and sex which rings phony. She gets far too personal in her "confessions," uses medieval courtly love (adoration of the lady but no sex) in sketchy ways, knows the name of every student in that crowded amphitheater (!!!). The well over 50 prof fishes for the sympathy of students in their 20s with hip language. About complete love she exclaims: "When it does last, it feels fucking great!" The young scholars applaud.
She also tells them that when you fall in love you hear Puccini. At film's end Rose and Gregory, previously separated, are reunited in a sequence out of old screwball comedies. We hear Puccini 's "Nessun' dorma" but then, with the filmmakers clearly worried about this cultural-musical reference becoming lost on most audiences, the finale and end credits switch over to the couple's endless gyrations in the street and the old cliche of a pop song pops up. Otherwise, the movie is truly fresh. Whether or not it is read closely as a throwback to romantic comedies, as a part-feminist tract or whatever, it holds many pleasures for any mature audience.


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Tezghul the Insane was an infernal being, sired by Appa Bloodax in Lithuania in 1428.
By the time he was 22, Tezghul had assembled a horde in his name, and burned cities along the Baltic Seas. Sometime between 1450 and 1453, he founded Kupala Alka in the ruins of the burnt cities as a monument to depravity. He also dedicated the Blood Lake Cray to his infernal patrons via a sickening ritual.
In 1460, Tezghul attacked Poland. While he was opposed by Die Wolffgilde, the Verbenae and the Celestial Chorus, he and his horde pushed toward Berlin.
In 1469, the First Cabal burned down Kupala Alka and banished the resident demons. Tezghul continued his advance, and in his horde's wake, a Boiling Plague erupted and gripped Europe.
In 1472 Tezghul continued on his way to Berlin, and, in the process, created the Howling Waste. The Iron Hounds harassed and weakened Tezghul's forces during the winter of this year, but one by one were slain.
Between June 15th and June 18th of that year, at the Battle of Harz, Magistrates Roland Hoffmann and Georg der Tapfere led the Artificers, Cosians, Die Wolffgilde and a huge mortal army against Tezghul. The effort succeeded, but at great cost. Tezghul was slain at the age of 44, and Roland Hoffmann died a hero.
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Gert Strydom
Rugby Football Hero - Poem by Gert Strydom
Drive men, drive!
Get the freaking ball!
That's it, now go.
Fling it, throw the damned thing!
From the reserve bench
the game is rushing by
and both flanks, the centre, the lock
almost every member of the team
are taking huge knocks and still
nobody is really getting hurt.
A dropp goal soars through the poles,
followed by a brilliant try
and the crowd are standing, are cheering
when the confirmation kick
is delivered securely.
The opponents are really angry,
starts to play dirty,
with reckless foal play,
high tackling
and gets a penalty kick
that is on the mark
and then the lock is hurt,
trampled under boots
and the manager
points to me
and while the crowd cheers
I run on to the field.
The whistle blows
and in full pace I run in line
catching the ball that is flung to me
and the game is on,
the crowd roars while I sidestep
two tackles and see the line
and every thing is blurring
and time is fragmented
into splits of seconds
and I am flying at speed
trying to touch down.
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L'accogliente cottage è circondato da un frutteto biologico apple e orti. In una piccola fattoria nella città storica di Tomales, è a pochi minuti dalla spiaggia di Dillon e Tomales Bay e a breve distanza scenico a Point Reyes e Bodega Bay. Come i soli ospiti in fattoria, apprezzerete la privacy mentre godendo di tutti i comfort di un Bed and breakfast. Avrete un soggiorno con camino e la lettura di materiali, wi-fi, TV via satellite, nonché una cucina completa con zona pranzo. Il bagno ha una doccia e riscaldamento a pavimento. La camera da letto separata ha un letto king size con pillow top, lenzuola di lusso e soffici accappatoi. Una colazione completa viene consegnata ogni mattina a domicilio; il frigorifero è sempre fornito di biologico, yogurt, latte e burro, come pure le uova da galline fattoria. Cookies e muesli fatti in casa sono forniti. Siete incoraggiati a portare articoli per pranzo e cena; la cucina è completamente rifornita con pentole e utensili. Il locandiere, Jan e suo marito Lou, vivono nel podere attraverso il vialetto e hanno vissuto nella zona più di vent'anni. Godetevi il paese vivono per pochi giorni! Il cottage è disponibile per le vacanze più pure.
5 su luglio 20, 2016
We enjoyed our stay it was very quite and relaxing and the beach was a beautiful short drive away.
5 su aprile 13, 2016
We stayed for three nights at this beautiful and peaceful oasis in Tomales for our 18th anniversary. It was an easy drive from SFO but a world away! We loved the rolling hillsides, the bay and nearby beaches, delicious oysters at Marshalls and Hog Island, delightful restaurants within 20m drive. We also loved just being in the cottage with its cozy fireplace, amazingly comfortable bed, and delicious breakfasts. We loved sitting by the fire, reading, sleeping in, making dinner in the very well equipped and stocked kitchen, taking walks in the back pasture, chatting with Jan about their orchard and cider making. We wished we had an additional day or two or three. We will definitely be back.
5 su marzo 25, 2016
Diane from Pittsburgh loved the experience at Apple Gatden Cottage. With rainy weather the gas fireplace, full kitchen and great breakfast by the Innkeeper compensated for the weather. Just a beautiful location and cottage!
4,8 su marzo 14, 2016
We had miserable weather for most of our 3 night stay and this was still the best experience of our 9 day Sonoma and Mendocino county stay. Comfortable and cozy along with great breakfasts. For two of the three nights we dined at dinner on the remains of breakfast so large were the servings. The absolute best scones, muffins and waffles (Jan brings the batter and you cook the waffles in the cottage). With a good bottle of wine, local cheeses and great jazz playing on the internet radio they almost had to call the sheriff to evict us. One of our very favorite places to stay in 35 years of B&B/small inns/boutique hotels experience.
5 su febbraio 23, 2016
Private, comfortable cottage just big enough for two, with full kitchen, wifi, tv and fireplace. Delicious hot breakfast made and delivered by the host each morning. Fresh eggs from the pasture raised hens on the farm. Easy and scenic drive to Point Reyes destinations. Highly recommended.
5 su febbraio 10, 2016
It's a perfect spot to escape the busy city life. We enjoyed our stay at Apple Garden Cottage. It is cute, warm, relaxing and cozy. Jen was so accommodating and nice. We loved the hearty and yummy breakfast. Thanks Jen for being such a great host. You can ask her about places to visit and things to do and she will gladly tell you. The cottage is within of driving distance to nice restaurants and scenic routs. We highly recommend Osteria Stellina and Nick's Cove to have a great meal. You can find Hard Apple Cider, which is produced on the Apple Garden farm, on almost every restaurant menu in Point Reyes Station and vicinity. It is very tasty and strong, so, don't drink and drive after! You should also see the Point Reyes Light House which is 40 min driving distance from Cottage. It is closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, but still you can enjoy beautiful drive and sight seeng. Visit the Seal Beach where the elephant seals basking in the sun right on the beach and even on the parking lot and you can come so close to them to take their picture. We had a short but great time in Point Reyes. We recommend Apple Garden Cottage for anyone who wants relaxing escape from busy city life.
5 su febbraio 08, 2016
A romantic weekend get away from our busy lives. We were promptly greeted by Jan as we drove up and made to feel welcome right away. A nice little cottage on their small apple farm was a welcome site. A quick tour confirmed the cozy feel shown in the pictures and set us up for a great weekend. We'd made several reservations for dinner based on Jan's introduction email that she had sent out a week before our arrival turned out to both be fantastic and worth the ~30 minute drive into Point Reyes. Morning came and both days we were pleasantly surprised by the fresh home cooked meals provided. The fresh scones, bacon and eggs provided by the chickens on the farm were amazing. These even impressed my wife who is a Chef. We made the weekend as relaxing as possible and were able to lounge in the living area, reading books, watching a little TV, and just enjoying the gas fireplace/heater. The whole experience was good enough to warrant a return visit in the near future. I look forward to another relaxing getaway.
3,8 su maggio 19, 2015
Cute and cozy, nicely decorated with special detail from decorations to organic home made food. Great jump start location to Point Reyes, Dillon Beach, Doran Beach and Bodega Bay. Jan is so warm and freindly and makes you feel very welcomed. She also, brings you a VERY yummy all organic breakfast in the morning and has special homemade organic treats. Thier apple farm is beautiful! We will be back! Absolutely LOVED our stay! (Sadly I was inable to mark Outstanding on Service and Room...and they were)
5 su maggio 07, 2015
This is a very private cottage on a small apple orchard. We were invited to walk around the grounds and visit the chickens, the orchard and watch the bees in their hives. The cottage itself is very comfortable and stocked with everything you need, including coffee, organic half and half, and organic eggs. There was also a bottle of the hard cider, cheese and crustini's for a great snack when we arrived. After a wonderful night's sleep Jan delivered delicious and substantial breakfasts to get our day started. This is a wonderful place to come relax and spoil yourself.
4,0 su marzo 11, 2015
The AppleFarm Cottage FAR exceeded our expectations. I tried to click "Outstanding" on this site and it would not let me. As far as we were concerned everything about this property was outstanding. To say we had a restful stay is an understatement. The whole ambiance of the cottage is one of rest and relaxation. Jan has provided a place that feels like a home away from home. The decor is beautiful and functional as well. The fridge is stocked with Strauss yogurt, half and half, butter as well as an ice cold bottle of delicious AppleGarden hard cider. Home made granola, delicious cookies and goat cheese and crackers left us wanting more. Everything was spotless and well appointed. The bed is so comfortable it was hard to leave it, A restful nights sleep is assured. I am already planning our return trip. Plenty to do around the area, Hiking, sightseeing, kayaking, just to name a few. Not to miss....Point Reyes Safaris with wildlife photographer Daniel Dietrich. We really cannot say enough good things about this property nor the hospitality and thoughtfulness provided by the Innkeepers.
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Seguire e. Washington St. / Bodega Hwy per il Tomales / turn-off Coast Guard. Procedere circa 5 miglia su Tomales-Petaluma Rd. really è sul lato sinistro prima intersezione Hwy 1.
Shopping Antiquariato, Spiaggia, Interessi Storici, Musei, Parchi Nazionali/Statali, Zona Naturale, Oceano, Pt. Reyes Peninsula, Tomales Bay, Dillon Beach, Area Picnic, Azienda vinicola
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, EVS Charging Station
Sveglia , Prodotti di cortesia, Accappatoi, Giochi da tavolo, Attrezzature per Caffè/Tè, Camino, Frigorifero, Asciugacapelli, Ferro da stiro, Biblioteche, Microonde, Ingresso privato, Radio, TV via cavo/satellite, TV, Telefono, Wi-Fi
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At least from the initial reviews, this game is getting, surprisingly for me, very high scores. A 9.0 from Eurogamer and two 9.5 from Destructoid and Gamer Limit(?).
"The fantasy world built within this game is one of the richest I've ever encountered in any medium."
"Sine Mora (...) is one of the boldest and most fascinating games of this generation, period."
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'Tis better to give than receive
December 2, 2013
Places to give
Austin's House
To donate to the house, call the facility at 267-6711.
Elks Bingo
Tahoe-Douglas Elks spaghetti dinner and Christmas tree bingo Dec. 6 in the CVIC Hall. Dinner 5 p.m., bingo following Christmas tree lighting. Cost, $9 adults, $5 children ages 10 and younger.
Food Closet
Bring nonperishable items to the Carson Valley Community Food Closet, 1255 Waterloo Lane, Gardnerville, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Friday. Information, 782-3711.
Food Drive
Share Your Christmas Drive-By Food Drive 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Dec. 13 at Carson Valley Inn, 1627 Highway 395, Minden. Information, 782-9711.
Project Santa Claus
Angel Trees are up at various stores around the Valley. Gifts are due back by Dec. 16. Monetary donations may be mailed to Project Santa Claus at P.O. Box 3031, Gardnerville, NV. 89410.
Senior gift bags
Donations are due by Dec. 6 to the senior center, 2300 Meadow Lane, Gardnerville. Information, 782-7353, or 783-6455
Sipping Sunday
Suicide Prevention Network of Douglas County is the beneficiary of the Dec. 8 Sweet Sippin' Sunday. The event is 1-4 p.m. in Genoa. Cost is $10, and includes a keepsake glass and passport. Information, 309-3133.
Tahoe Youth & Family Services
An evening of giving 4:30-6:30 p.m. Dec. 12 at 1422 Mission St., Gardnerville. Wish list online at
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Great Basin Home Health, 1507 Highway 395, Suite D, Gardnerville, is a Toys for Tots drop-off location. They are hosting a toy drive 5-7:30 p.m. Dec. 13. Bring an unwrapped toy and receive a free picture with Santa. Office hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday- Friday. Information, (775) 392-1188.
While thousands of shoppers are bustling around stores today, standing in lines and arguing over who the last 52-inch television belongs to, nonprofits around Douglas County are hoping to have enough volunteers and donations to fulfill their large wish lists.
Project Santa Claus, Young At Heart and Austin's House are just a few who help the county's youngest and oldest residents have a merry Christmas.
Austin's House is an emergency shelter for children, and can accommodate 10 children ages 0-18 at any given time. There is no limit on the length of stay, however, children stay an average of 50 days.
"Because Austin's House doesn't know exactly what children will be with us for the holidays, the gift of a gift card is a great option. We shop until Christmas Eve," Executive Director Kathleen Miller said. "We try as much as possible to not give generic gifts. That's why gift cards are so important, so the gift they receive says 'You've taken the time to get to know who I am.'"
Since being away from family on Christmas is hard on anybody, Austin's House strives to provide its residents with a memorable Christmas.
"Our philosophy on Christmas has evolved over time. We figured out quickly that what's respectful to the children is to have a modest celebration," Miller said. "They are not with family, and that it is very poignant at Christmas. We try to make it fun. We do a lot of decorating, baking and more outings."
Craft kits, like bracelet-making are welcome, as are Lego sets (with people) for boys and girls, original Legos, Barbies and clothes. My Little Ponies, Transformers, Skylanders toys and sets, and puzzles are popular with the younger children as well.
For the teenage residents, large make-up bags for girls and toiletry bags for boys, manicure sets, nail polish and nail stickers make good gifts. Coffee, fast food restaurants or movie gift cards are nice, too.
"The teens don't have access to money, so having a $5 gift card makes them feel like a typical kid," Miller said, "plus it gives them a sense of control."
Miller also recommends buying boys or girls wallets, zippered duffel bags, and slipper socks for boys and girls in all sizes.
"We give presents to pretty much anybody who leaves here during the month of December," Miller said. "We start Christmas off pretty early."
Donations can be dropped off at the facility 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday by calling 267-6711.
For the last eight years, the Young At Heart Senior Citizens Club has delivered Christmas to 150 homebound seniors thanks to community donations.
"It means that they know somebody has remembered them at Christmas time, a time when family and friends gather together," club president Marion Barritt said. "It's personal contact they don't get on an everyday basis."
Ideas on the club's list include socks for men and women, gloves, hats, scarves, lap blankets, soap, lip balm, shampoo, body/hand lotion, hand cream and sanitizers, toothbrushes, toothpaste, washcloths, towels, dish towels, candy (regular and for diabetics), small boxes of cookies/crackers, small hand held magnifying glasses, night lights, puzzles, puzzle books, playing cards and calendars.
"Please, no used clothes," Barritt requested, "but definitely anything else you'd give your grandparents to make their Christmas happy."
Signed Christmas cards, handmade items such as knitted gifts like scarves, hats and lap blankets big enough to cover and tuck in around elders sitting in a recliner or wheel chair, are appreciated as well.
"The cards are a personal touch," Barritt said. "The key thing is letting them know you're thinking of them at Christmas time. That's the main thing."
Barritt remembered when her 87-year-old mother received a gift bag.
"I was at her house when there was a knock on the door," Barritt said. "When he presented her with the package, she was surprised and overjoyed. She loved going through every item."
Students from Douglas High School deliver the bags Dec. 12.
Gifts must be at the Douglas County Senior Center, 2300 Meadow Lane in Gardnerville by Dec. 6. The phone number is 783-6455.
Money donations are welcomed also. Checks should be payable to YAH, marked 'Christmas Bags' and mailed to: YAH, c/o Douglas Country Senior Center, 2300 Meadow Lane, Gardnerville 89410.
Call or email Marion Barritt at 782-7353, or email@example.com for more information.
Project Santa Claus shopper Dayleen Weaver has spent the last 16 years helping to bring Christmas to thousands of children and families.
"My mom was doing it, and I started helping her," Weaver said. "Now I have kids and they help me shop. It's kind of been a family tradition."
The Gardnerville resident and her daughters shop for any last-minute sign-ups and "angels" not taken from the Angel Trees.
"It's a lot of shopping. We come out of the store with six shopping carts, and we do at least four or five trips," Weaver said. "We try really hard to get as close to what they ask for, because sometimes it's all that these kids get for Christmas."
The Project Santa Claus program provides Christmas gifts to Douglas County children in need from newborn to age 15. Last year, 714 children from 315 Douglas County families received Christmas presents, and organizers said they are expecting to have close to the same number of children signed up this year.
"We're just a part of this wonderful program, and we're very blessed to be a part of it," Weaver said. "I enjoy the feeling of giving back and the anticipation of knowing we helped to make their Christmas special."
Weaver and her daughters, Lexie, 18, Mandy, 16, and Aleeah, 8, dedicate the week before Christmas to full-time Project Santa Claus shopping.
"They love doing this. It's the biggest part of Christmas for us," Weaver said. "It's really special knowing how many lives we're touching."
Angel Trees are set up at businesses all over Douglas County with a child's first name, age, hobbies, clothes size, and Christmas wish list included on each tag. Wrapped gifts must be returned to the Angel Tree location by Dec. 16. If you are unable to get to an Angel Tree location, you can drop off new unwrapped gifts at the fairgrounds on Dec. 15.
Along with shoppers, the project needs volunteers to sort, consolidate, and wrap presents Dec. 15-19 at the Douglas County Fairgrounds building. Volunteers can work any hours they choose from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monetary donations may be mailed to Project Santa Claus at P.O. Box 3031, Gardnerville, NV. 89410.


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- Leontius of Vanand, a priest,
- Joseph of Armenia, a patriarch of Armenia
- Abraham of Arazd, a deacon of Armenia
and several others.
The group is commemorated as saints. Their feast day is July 31. In the Armenian Orthodox Church, their office is celebrated on the Tuesday after the western Sexagesima, and they are regarded as the patron saints of the Armenian clergy.
- Holweck, F. G. A Biographical Dictionary of the Saints. St. Louis, MO: B. Herder Book Co. 1924.
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For those of you unable to make any of the upcoming Benjamin Stein & Brian Zumhagen events (they're in NY at the Deutsches Haus tomorrow night at 6:30, then at Columbia University Bookstore on Thursday at 6pm, and at 57th Street Bookstore in Chicago on Sunday, October 28th at 3pm), you can listen to them talk about the book on this Table podcast.
In the mid-1990s, East German novelist Benjamin Stein crossed paths with then-celebrated Holocaust memoirist Binjamin Wilkomirski at a literary conference, in a pleasant enough encounter. Soon after, Wilkomirski was exposed as a fraud who had invented his identity as a child Holocaust survivor; in fact he was Christian, born and raised in Switzerland.
In The Canvas, a novel just translated from German into English, Stein takes that encounter and builds from it a riveting story, told in two parts, about two fictional men who become intimately involved in the rapid rise and subsequent fall of a Wilkomirski-like character named Minsky. One protagonist is Amnon Zichroni, who is sent away from his ultra Orthodox Jerusalem community after he's discovered reading secular literature. Zichroni remains religious but also pursues training as a psychotherapist and later aids Minsky in delving into his traumatic past. The other protagonist is Jan Wechsler, the writer who exposes Minsky only, it seems, to then flee from his own past in a similar fashion. These two stories meet, literally (and dramatically), at the center of the book—you can begin either with Zichroni's life or with Weschler's and must turn the book over to get from one to the other.
Vox Tablet host Sara Ivry speaks with Benjamin Stein about this unusual novel and about the ruptures in his own past, first when as a teen he decided to become a practicing Jew (having been raised in a nonreligious, staunchly Communist family) and later with the fall of the Berlin wall. We also hear from the book's translator, Brian Zumhagen, whose voice and name may be familiar to New York City listeners from his day job as a news anchor at WNYC.
You can listen to the conversation on the Table website or via iTunes.
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