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PHILDELPHIA - The Eagles recovered from a terrible offensive start to grab a 7-6 lead over Detroit Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field.
Quarterback Michael Vick threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to running back LeSean McCoy with 1 minute, 16 seconds left in the half to give the Eagles their one-point edge.
The TD capped a 79-yard, 9-play drive that also featured a 26-yard pass interference penalty on Lions cornerback Jacob Lacey that advanced the Eagles to the 3-yard line.
The Lions took a 6-0 lead on a pair of field goals by place-kicker Jason Hanson while the Eagles' offense got off to a sloppy start.
They committed two turnovers in the first half via a botched snap by center Dallas Reynolds and Vick's seventh interception of the season.
One drive late in the first quarter. ended when Reynolds inadvertently snapped the football while Vick was still signaling to his wide receivers. Vick's interception occurred when he overthrew wide receiver Jason Avant. Lions safety Louis Delmas notched Detroit's first interception of the season.
Eagles coach Andy Reid pulled a surprise before the game by deactivating punt returner Damaris Johnson. Mardy Gilyard handled the first three punts of the first half, then DeSean Jackson went back near the end of the second quarter, but lost 3 yards on a return.


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Best Darn Mussels You'll Ever Eat - With Pasta
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I found this recipe on canadiancove.com and I'm putting it here for safe keeping. It's the best I've ever used. The website says "A Regional U.S. recipe by Cathy Silvey and Richard Wood of Mercer Island, Washington. Winner of First Place in the 1993 National Mussel Recipe Contest" I doubled this recipe and used 1 large jalapeno with seeds and it turned out perfectly.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄3 lbs angel hair pasta
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1⁄2 cup onion, minced
- 2 teaspoons fresh rosemary, minced
- 1 -2 medium jalapeno pepper, de-seeded and finely chopped (use seeds if you're adventurous)
- 2 tablespoons fresh basil (optional)
- 1 cup Chardonnay wine
- 2 lbs mussels
- 1⁄2 cup heavy cream
- 1 cup swiss cheese (or montery jack)
- 1 tablespoon flour
- salt and pepper
Directions See How It's Made
- Grate cheese and toss in a bag with flour, set aside.
- Cook angel hair pasta. Drain, then toss with olive oil. Put pasta in large serving dish and keep warm.
- In large pot, sauté garlic, onions, jalapenos, and rosemary with the butter for one minute.
- Add wine and mussels. Turn heat to high and steam for 3 minutes until shells open.
- Remove mussels with slotted spoon and arrange in shells over pasta. Keep warm.
- To the broth in the pot, add cheese and cream, then simmer until sauce starts to thicken, stirring occasionally.
- Remove from heat and pour over mussels and pasta.
- Garnish, then serve with crusty French bread and salad if desired.
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New developments at Cape Town's R14 billion 'green' village
Blue Rock Village, located in Somerset West, is experiencing a R14 Billion upgrade by property development and management company Swisatec.
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The new R104 million District Six health facility under construction
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The new Pwc offices are scheduled for completion in June 2016 with 13,500 sqm of AAA grade office space, and the goal of being rated 4 green stars. The structure is currently far advanced with the roof slab being poured on the northern core. PwC and the V&A Waterfront Holdings (Pty) Ltd signed […]
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Trafalgar Park is a substantial park with a rich cultural and archaeological heritage.With the help of the communities of Woodstock and District Six, an Integrated Management Framework (IMF) for Trafalgar Park has been developed which will help to drive the vision for the beautification, landscaping and heritage upgrades of […]
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Crock Pot Yummy BBQ Pork Sandwiches
Recipe by Boje1979
The meat is very soft and tender and the sauce is just perfect. These make scrumptious sandwiches!!
Top Review by Amber of AZ
This was very yummy and easy to make. My local grocery store did not have Stubb Mild BBQ Sauce. I used El Paso (a local restraunt chain that started in Scottsdale, AZ) Sweet & Sassy Sauce instead. The pork shredded very easily and the sauce's taste is magnified by warmring everything on the stovetop. I used fresh from the bakery onion buns to make sandwiches. Delicious and hearty. Thanks for posting.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 pork shoulder or 1 cushion cut pork
- 1 (14 ounce) can beef broth
- 1 (18 ounce) bottleof stubb mild barbecue sauce
- 12 hamburger buns
Directions See How It's Made
- Place pork in crock pot.
- Pour can of beef broth over pork.
- Cook for about 10 hours or until meat shreds easily.
- (Time will differ depending on crock pot- Ours has no knobs, so there are no high and low settings. The meat has to break down, so this meal is very simple but takes a while to cook.) Remove meat and shred with two forks.
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About: Diana, Princess Of Wales Hospital Diana, Princess Of Wales Hospital Grimsby DN33 2BA
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I wrote to the NHS with the following concerns: 1. On several visits to the Dianna Princess of Wales Hospital, I have noticed Surgical Staff wearing so called "sterile" gowns, boots & hair nets walking through corridors, in the canteen & outside. These surgical operating Staff have to enter clinically sterile operating theatres. Goodness knows what bugs & diseases they are taking in with them. 2. When I was in a Ward at this Hospital, the Gentleman in the next bed was very frail. The Nursing Staff would bring a meal or liquids & place it on a "bed table" about half way down the bed, but he was too frail to sit up from the horizontal position. The Nursing Staff would then come back sometime later & take the uneaten meal away. I explained to the Nurse that he was too weak to get up & I was completely ignored! There were plenty of Nursing Staff around. When I was able to get up to go to the toilet, they would be all around the Nurses Station talking about their exotic Holidays. I can now see why so many patients die of dehydration. 3. My Wife (72) was in agony with severe pain in her back, buttock & the back of her leg & was rushed into A&E where they administered three diamorphine injections & X-rayed her pelvis & thigh area, but could not find out what was causing the pain. After several Hours they decided to discharge her even though she was still in incredible pain. She said that she would have to try & walk the 6 miles home, as there was no way that she could sit down & get into the car. One of the A&E Nurses was extremely aggressive & tried to physically pull my Wife off the trolley, even though she was crying out in pain. To free up the A&E bed, they very begrudgingly sent her to a mixed sex Ward. On arrival, one of the Ward Nurses said very aggressively, "Don't get comfortable as you won't be staying here for long"! For approximately 10 Hours that we were at the Hospital, my Wife was not offered any fluids. I had to go to the shop to purchase bottled water for her to drink The whole attitude towards my Wife was very negative & aggressive - Not what you would expect from "the caring profession". My Wife left the Hospital with the same amount of pain that she had entered it 10 Hours earlier. On the two occasions that we have used an ambulance, the Staff have been wonderful. It is not all bad, I think the Staff in the Ophthalmic Clinic are fantastic.
Response from Diana, Princess Of Wales Hospital 4 years ago
Thank you for your comments, I am sorry to hear about your experience. Please can I suggest you contact our Patient Advice and Liaison Service, which can investigate your concerns. You can contact them on 01472 875403. Kind regards, Sarah Mainprize
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When an adult makes a decision to be baptized, it is an important moment in his life. A gift is a wonderful way to help mark the occasion and give the person a lasting memento. While any token would be appreciated, here are some special recommendations.
Inscribed Bible
A bible inscribed with the recipient's name and the date of the baptism makes a thoughtful gift. Bibles are available in many styles, and they even come with specific themes. For example, there are bibles geared toward mothers, police officers and even hunters. Most religious bookstores will be able to inscribe bibles, and some retail websites specialize in religious books.
Religious Jewelry
Religious jewelry is a wonderful memento of an adult baptism. This could be a cross necklace, earrings or a pin. Another option is to choose a piece of jewelry that is specific to a certain denomination, such as rosary beads for a Catholic. An extra-special touch would be to have the date of the baptism engraved on the back of the jewelry.
Framed Certificate
Many churches provide a person who was baptized with a certificate. Having that certificate professionally framed is a fitting gift. With the certificate beautifully mounted and framed it becomes something that can be proudly displayed within the recipient's home.
Photograph of Baptism
A framed photograph of the recipient being baptized is a gift that will likely be treasured for years. Consider placing the photograph in a frame that is engraved with a scripture for added meaning.
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Director-General, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, Capt. Muhtar Usman, has expressed optimism that the International Civil Aviation Organisation's, ICAO, Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme, USOAP, would be successful.
Speaking at the commencement of the ICAO USOAP audit at the headquarters of the NCAA, Capt. Usman stated that periodic audits and certification are not unfamiliar to the Nigerian aviation industry.
Successive audits have been concluded with success and to all intent and purposes this prevalent exercise would be similarly successful.
He restated Nigeria's readiness for the ICAO USOAP audit, stressing that the authority has left no stone unturned as all hands are on deck to ensure adequate preparation.
He noted that there has been a very encouraging cooperation and working relationship between relevant parastatals and the regulatory authority towards a successful outing and observed that the growth and development of aviation in Nigeria is undergoing a periodic examination by the International Civil Aviation Organisation, ICAO.
Usman further disclosed that ICAO USOAP was initially launched in January,1999 in response to widespread concerns about the adequacy of aviation safety oversight around the world.
He said the ultimate goal is to promote global aviation safety through regular audit of safety oversight systems in all ICAO member states.
"USOAP audits are usually focussed on a state's capability to provide a robust safety oversight system. ICAO does this by assessing whether the state has effectively and consistently implemented the critical elements of a safety oversight system.
''In addition, it is aimed at determining the state's level of implementation of ICAO's safety-related Standards and Recommended Practices, SARPs, with associated procedures and guidance material.
''The programme was expanded in 2005 to the USOAP Comprehensive Systems Approach, CSA, to include safety-related provisions contained in all safety annexes to the Chicago Convention," Usman explained.
He explained that the USOAP CSA cycle which ended in December 2010 entailed about 40 safety oversight audits annually, with each ICAO member state hosting an audit at least once during the cycle.
According to the NCAA boss, in September, 2007, the 36th Session of the Assembly adopted Resolution A36-4 directing the council to examine different options for the continuation of USOAP beyond 2010. It looked at the feasibility of applying a new approach based on the concept of continuous monitoring and incorporating the analysis of safety risk factors.
Director-General, Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, Capt. Muhtar Usman, has expressed optimism that the International Civil Aviation Organisation's, ICAO, Universal Safety Oversight Audit Programme, USOAP, would be successful.


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London, It must be shocking but hold on. "Virgin birth" is how women are being described in the 21st century who give birth to babies born via IVF and they've never had sex as reported by the Daily Mail.
Women feel that they want to be mothers, without needing to enter a relationship with a man or a marriage to do so.
A small subset of those women who seek out IVF treatments are actually virgins, and have never had sex with any man, but they aren't letting that fact stop them from getting pregnant.
According to the report of Daily Mail, physicians have reported that a minimum of 25 women — heterosexual females — have undergone virgin births by making use of IVF treatments to get pregnant.
These 25 or more women have given birth to babies over the course of the past five years while still being virgins. Some of these women are going this route and still saving their virginity for the right man, whenever he comes along. Using the IVF treatments aren't cheap, with the £5,000 price equaling $7,590 in U.S. dollars.


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Let's face it. No matter how patient we are, we will yell at our kids at least once a day. No? Wow, you are a very patient parent.
I yell at my daughter. Bukanlah sampai terjerit-jerit. Lebih kepada marah.. nagging her until she does what I want. It can be really frustrating for me and for her too. Maybe for my husband too because her daughter get scolded and her wife are turning into a mad woman T_T
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I read one article yesterday. Thanks to Nazz Mumin for sharing it on Facebook. Then, Imee shared the same post. And kak Wardina too. The first time I read it, I felt like I have to change to someone better. No more yelling, no more nagging but try to change.
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"For 21 years, I've seen Shah Rukh eat only tandoori chicken. But he's promised to serve chicken pasta, SRK style, on the show," Mumbai Mirror reported Farah informing, licking her lips in anticipation.
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The times i have checked, more Asian women and girls are the ones wearing hot clothes that show their shape and the short skirts. Most of the times American girls wear jeans.
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Not from my experience. I know quite a few Chinese girls and all of them are far more liberal, progressive and modern than American girls. I mean regarding relationships.
The same would be true for clothes. There are some things we wouldn't really wear here. Like everything has ears there, like hoodies with ears, coats with ears. But overall they wear much the same. Jeans and shirt on most days. I also find they overall care less about what men think of their looks, which is refreshing.
As for family it's very uncommon for women not to work. In fact quite often the woman makes more and quite a few of them were raised by their stepdads not their real fathers. Much what you would find here
I used to live with Malaysian girls but well they were muslim, so all covered up. Yet from what they said, in their country the woman is quite clearly the head of the household
Obviously I haven't been to all Asian countries but the stereotype that Asian women are more conservative and submissive, from my experience is a HUGE lie00|00|0
exactly, like i said to the other guy. I see many more Asian exchange students in USA with provocative miniskirts and stuff than americans
Idk, I disagree with that. Most Asian girls I know dress fairly casual. Though you're right, when they do dress up, it's often much more revealing


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Oh my goodness, how quick this year is flying by already! This will be a short post, but I wanted to explain the new header photo on my blog. Yes, it's the group of friends and family who attended my son and daughter in law's wedding in Hawaii, back in January!!! I need to do a big blog post about our 10 glorious days in Hawaii, as well as another one dedicated to the newest addition to our immediate family – Frankie the kitten! So be looking for those two posts to come soon, as well as some (hopefully) awesome adventures in SoCal this Spring!! We've got a myriad of fun stuff planned for the near future. I just need to be better at documenting it all here!! See you soon!!
Saying goodbye to 2016
I've read, or should I say noticed a few memes on Facebook recently saying something to the effect of: "Goodbye 2016, I can't wait to see you go, you've been an awful year". I'm sure some of the people that have posted these statements have honestly had a bad year for whatever reason…. although I think that probably the vast majority are protesting political outcomes. I'm so sick of politics I could scream. So in a way, I echo a slight relief of saying farewell to 2016 and all the crud that went along with the WAY TOO LONG AND DRAWN OUT presidential election. Oh yes people, I would change the political process if I could. We'd have something like 3 months to get the job done – just like other civilized nations do. But I digress, this blog post is NOT about politics! It's really my end of the year musings, my look at how I did regarding my 2016 resolutions, and plans for the future. For me (politics aside), 2016 was a great year, with just one exception. In July we had to say goodbye to our precious kitty and RV buddy, Jinx the cat. I know I've talked about this in other posts so I won't go on and on, but honestly, losing him was hard…. really hard. We have been pet-free now for about 6 months… but folks, this is about to change!! Hubby and I know we really want to get another furry companion, so at the end of January we'll be going to the local shelter and waiting for a special kitty to meow to us in just the right way…. the way that tugs on your heart strings and says "take me"! Of course I will do a post on that when it happens!! That will be big stuff! 🙂
Last December I made a post (click here to read) about my new focus for 2016. Number one on the list was decluttering my home. Whoa baby, did I ever do a good job of that. I spent months going through closets and cupboards, boxes and bins, getting rid of stuff…. from books to CD's to clothing and housewares and everything in between. It felt good. It felt really good. I reorganized cupboards, closets, shelves, and our pantry. My "junk" drawer was in good order…..and now, oh my goodness, it's bad again. The junk in the junk drawer is overflowing. The pantry is in near total disarray. My closet is full of too much stuff. So, it's going to start all over again in this little house! The decluttering and organizing will begin anew in January!! After going through ALL my clothes this past year and getting rid of bags and bags of stuff I didn't like, want, or need (and I mean big black garbage bags full!), I thought I had it narrowed down to "just the good stuff". Now that it's been nearly a year, I can see with new eyes, the things that I thought I needed/wanted but that I actually never used. If they haven't been utilized in a year, then it's probably time to say sayonara . So the decluttering will begin anew!
Number two on my list last year was to eat healthier foods. Sometimes I've been successful at this, and other times not so much. I am still making and consuming on a regular basis, my homemade cultured Kefir. This stuff is not only delicious (in my humble opinion) but without a doubt, super-healthy for you. Kefir contains a greater variety of strains of probiotics and beneficial yeasts than yogurt. Making your own is easy and SO economical! I buy a half gallon of milk on sale at the store for 99 cents and that will make me enough kefir for about 2 weeks. Of course, the price would go up if you bought organic milk – and who knows, I may do that at some point. It's still much cheaper than buying ready-made kefir. I failed at one of my goals for last year – and that was making my own fermented veggies, but next year will be a success! I got an awesome Fermentation Crock (click here for details) for Christmas! I'm so excited to finally give this a go! One thing I want to examine more carefully in 2017 is eating way less in the way of processed foods. No, I don't want to get all fanatical about it, after all there is NO WAY I'm giving up my Kraft macaroni and cheese every once in a while, but I do want to try and and make things from scratch more. This could even mean making my own breads! I have a sourdough starter kit from Cultures for Health, the same people who sold me my Kefir making "grains". I really need to buckle down and give it a try and get that sourdough starter growing!!
Number three last year was to READ MORE and compute less, and in this I was totally successful! I set a goal of 25 books for the year, and ended up reading 37! I love to read, so this really wasn't a difficult or tedious task for me, but I'm still proud of actually exceeding my goal for the year. I will have the same goal for 2017, 25 books. I enjoy using GoodReads,com for keeping track of my reading progress.
So, this brings us to next year, 2017. As you can see, my goals from last year still apply for this year – I'll be reading, decluttering, cleaning & organizing, fermenting, and hopefully more physically active. It's so dang easy to sit around or just do house work during the day, but I need to get out and take walks much more often.
I'm also looking forward to several things that are upcoming! In January, we are flying to Hawaii to attend the wedding of my oldest, Aaron. He's 39 and two years ago he finally found his "soul mate" in Andrea (Andie). We'll spend a week on the island of Maui with family and friends, and then after the wedding we'll be going on our own to the Big Island for a few days. Should be fun! When we return, it's off to the Humane Society to find the next furry member of our family – can't wait! Later on in the spring, we hope to get down to our southern hang out (Palm Springs) and spend some sunny days there – hubby playing golf and me having pool time! We have RV trips in the works with our delightful neighbors this coming summer also. I hope our new kitty is adaptable – he/she will need to enjoy being at home in the northwest, the sunshine of southern Cal, and on the road in the RV!
Here's wishing everyone a truly wonderful 2017 ~~ and let's not wish our years away like the folks who put up the memes I mentioned at the beginning of this post…. after all, we don't know how many years any of us have left! People (celebrities, anyway) seem to be dropping like flies lately 😦 A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ONE AND ALL!!!!
Post Election Thoughts
We've just been through a really difficult election in our country. The voting public is still very divided. I watched as so many people on Facebook felt the need to share their political convictions with others and in doing so, alienated about half of their friends. After all, don't most of us have friends of different persuasions? I do. I live in a diverse neighborhood and I love all my neighbors. We are black, white, gay, straight, married, single, republican, democrat. We may vote for different people, but despite all that, we still care for each other. We still have hope that there is GOOD in our futures. It really bothers me that people feel the need to attack (verbally or otherwise) folks who may have voted different than they did. It also annoys me big time when people who own retail companies decide to share their thoughts about politics. One company that I have purchased from many times, flat out insulted customers who voted differently than they did – and did it in a scathing, public way. This makes absolutely NO sense to me. Do they only want revenue from customers who voted for their candidate? I am not naming the company in this diatribe, but I do know that I'll have to think pretty hard before buying from them again. On a similar note, a person who has had a very upbeat blog about food and decorating and all things homey, turned one of her posts into a very long and unpleasant political statement that had me wondering again, why? Probably 50% of her readers voted differently than she did, and yet demeaning their choice was something that she apparently just HAD to do. I'm not sure I'll be reading more of her blog – I loved it when it was a "happy place" but I'm not loving it now. I do hope my country can somehow be united again, because this deep, horrible division is painful. Yes, painful. The good thing? My neighbors, as different as we all are, are at peace. And that's the way it should be.
Our Canada – New England Cruise Part Three
Oh goodness it's been a while since I sat down to work on finishing this series of posts about our recent cruise to Canada and New England. We were saying goodbye to Halifax at the end of my last post, and today we say a brief hello to Bar Harbor Maine. I had never been to Maine before, but had always dreamed of going. In particular, I'd always wanted to see Acadia National Park. Bar Harbor is situated on an Island called Mount Desert Island. Our ship had to anchor out in the harbor/bay because the town is not set up to accommodate cruise ships of our size. Today's tour was arranged by me, and not the cruise line. I know I've said it before, but it's so typical that with a little bit of research you can find great tours on your own that are much more reasonably priced than booking with the cruise line. In this case, I booked with a company who has a fabulous reputation on Trip Advisor, called "Oli's Trolleys". Once on shore, we had a short walk to where the Trolley pick up was. It was a grey, drippy day, but we were determined to make the best of it. Here's a pic I quickly snapped on our walk to the trolley –
It's true, everything is about the Lobster in Maine!!! I know this may sound crazy, but neither one of us are lobster lovers, so nope, we never ate any. People did say it was delicious! After boarding the trolley, we headed into Acadia National Park. My photos from there were not spectacular – mostly because of the weather, but I will share a couple. One of the reasons I chose Oli's Trolleys is because if the weather cooperates, they WILL drive you up to the top of Cadillac Mountain. Many other tours do not. In fact, I'm not sure any of the the ship sponsored tours went up there! We were very lucky…. while it was wet and grey, it wasn't foggy, so our driver took us up the mountain! Here is a view from the top, looking down. You can see three cruise ships and the bay is called Frenchman's Bay. The islands are called the Porcupine Islands. Apropos, I think!!
It really was a stunning view in person, and OH… if it had been sunny!!! Well anyway, we quickly realized how lucky we were to have had this view at all! Just as we were beginning our walk back to the trolley, the fog started to roll in. In less than 5 minutes, this view was TOTALLY obscured. Here's how it looked as we approached the trolley:
Crazy weather, eh? We came on down the mountain and made a circular drive around Mt Desert Island, nearly all of which is in Acadia National Park. Some famous people live on the Island according to our tour guide – the most famous I think is Martha Stewart who has a summer home there. Here is a snap I took during one of our stops…
Ahh, the Atlantic sea breeze… It really is lovely there and we sure enjoyed finally getting to Maine! One thing I am fascinated with is the poem, Evangeline by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. I read this as a teenager and never forgot it. It's about how the Acadian people were rounded up and marched south from Maine to Louisiana. It's well worth a read and heart-wrenching the way Evangeline is separated from and searching for her love, Gabriel.
The next day we woke to sunshine and another "new-to-us" place, Gloucester Massachusetts. Gloucester is not too far from Boston (about 40 miles) and is mainly known for two things: Fishing and the movie "The Perfect Storm". This tour was booked through the cruise line and whoa baby, did we tell the cruise about it later….. anyway, our first bus stop was at the iconic "Fisherman" statue (the Gloucester Fisherman's Memorial). I don't really know why, but I had always wanted to see this. Here is a view from behind the fisherman, looking out to sea…
This is a memorial (built in the 1920's) to all the fishermen who have lost their lives at sea. There are plaques with the name of every unfortunate soul who died while fishing. Here's a view of the front of the statue –
Oops, hubby is blocking the inscription. It says, "They That Go Down To The Sea In Ships 1623-1923". Funny thing, I found what I think may be one of my distant relatives on one of the plaques of fallen seamen. I'll have to do some research on that! Anyway, here's one of me –
Oh, and that's our cruise ship, the Holland America Zuiderdam way off in the background. Gloucester was another "tender" port. We went around a lot of Gloucester with our tour guide telling us stuff like, "there's the beach I swim at every day of the year… yes every single day"…. or "there's my family home — it's for sale but we will keep it in the family" (what? that didn't even make sense, but it's just what she said!)…. or "over there is the pole they grease every year.. oh, well, we've gone past that now….." You get the drift, she was useless as a tour guide. A nice woman and clearly a local, but being a tour guide was NOT her forte. Then there was the bus driver…. he kept driving into parking lots and other tight areas where it was nearly impossible to turn around. This guy was really struggling! John and I felt somewhat unsafe, but what could we do? We wanted to see the area, so on to Rockport Massachusetts we went! Rockport is a really cute, tiny, touristy coastal village. We had an hour and a half on our own, and really enjoyed exploring the small area. I guess the area is called "Bear Skin Neck" and I had to take a photo of this sign:
I was so caught up by the sign that I didn't even notice ('til now!) that I walked right past a Pewter Shop! Hmmm, would have loved to have gone in there! We wandered down the streets and struggled to find a place that served fish and chips! Since we're not lobster fans, we were rather put off by all the Lobster and Chips establishments, but did finally did find what we were craving – and it was so delicious! After our meal, it was time to wander through the little town that is truly so picturesque!
Our tour guide told us that the little red boat house (above) is "the most photographed building in America". While it's quite quaint and all that, I highly, highly doubt her words are factual. Oh well, we sure did enjoy Rockport.
As we approached our bus, we noticed another bus in the road, trying to pass our bus which was parked. We watched as the moving bus hit our bus and damaged the side mirror. Within 5 minutes another bus tried to pass by, but this time our bus driver started up the bus and moved it closer to the curb (where it should have been all along….) and avoided another bus to bus confrontation! Oh my. Needless to say, we did mention the less than adequate tour guide and the less than competent bus driver in the survey sent to us by Holland America after we returned home.
Our final port of call was Newport, Rhode Island. Again, a new place for both of us… 🙂 I'd always wanted to see "the mansions" along the water in Newport and so we arranged (for less than half the price!) a local tour that drove us all around Newport and then included a tour of one mansion. We had a small bus with only about 6 people onboard and a great guide. The walk from where the tender boat dropped us, to where we connected with our tour was about a block. The day was stunningly gorgeous with clear blue skies and bright sunshine.
Here are some mansions we drove past…
This one, fondly known to locals as the "Hurricane Hut"
Don't know the name of this one, but love how close it is to the water!
Then we arrived at "The Breakers" the mansion we would tour. It was owned by the Vanderbilt family.
How's this for a back yard??? Check out the sailboat in the distance. Wow. Just Wow.
We were allowed to take photographs inside the mansion, but without flash. My camera did the best it could in low light… which isn't great. Here's one that hubby snapped of me… this home of the Vanderbilt's was quite opulent. For the self guided tour, we were given headsets that worked perfectly. By pressing a button as we entered each room, we could hear a description of the room, the pieces in it, and how it was used by the Vanderbilt family. Fascinating stuff.
Here's one of the Music Room.
In a way, The Breakers reminded me of Hearst Castle. An 'over the top' home near the ocean, lived in and loved by it's owners. Well folks, that wraps up our photos for the cruise. The day after Newport we were "at sea" and then the next day arrived at 6 am in Manhattan, New York City. We rode a pre-arranged Holland America bus from the cruise terminal through Manhattan over to JFK Airport. It's about 20 miles of driving, but oh my, it took well over an hour! It was a VERY long day of traveling to get home, but we made it, safe and sound. Cruising is a lot of fun, and there's a chance we'll do one more – someday…. maybe. It's just too soon to say. I do love traveling and seeing new places SO MUCH, but coming home… well, that's pure sweet heaven to me.
Our cruise to Canada & New England – part two
On this post we'll cover days four and five of our cruise. Day four finds us in Northern Nova Scotia, Sydney to be exact, on Cape Breton Island. Because many are not familiar with this region of the world (including me), I'll insert a map.
Because I tend to research a thing to death, I read quite a few reviews of the port of Sydney saying that "there's nothing to see or do here". Hmmmmm. One of the excursions that was actually offered by Holland America was a taste of the local music. Scottish and Irish music, as well as Scottish dancing are common here. Here's what we saw upon reaching the port of Sydney…..
There you have it folks, the world's largest fiddle! Just seeing this thing let me know we were in for a musical treat! This was the view from the deck of the ship, zoomed in a bit. Looking another direction we saw what is a very pretty little harbor town.
Here is a short, three minute video I made showing a few clips that I took from the music show. It starts with a bagpiper and then we go inside to hear the local musicians. If you are a fan of Irish or Scottish music, you'll love this. We sure did!!!!! I hope you'll take a peek. Just click on the pic below and the video will start. Be sure and have your speakers turned on!
Talk about a delightful afternoon!! Not only were they talented, they were super friendly too. Homemade Oatcakes were on every table, as well as coffee or tea to go with them. I sat there and silently wished I'd been born on Cape Breton Island – I love when people are SO proud of their heritage!
Day five was another sunny one, and we were SO pleased! Our port of call today was Halifax, Nova Scotia. This is the only port that was not new to us. Back in 2009 we did a cruise that took us to Halifax. We remember thoroughly enjoying the port, taking a tour out to Peggy's Cove (stunningly beautiful) and around the town. This time around we decided to forego an organized tour and take a short walk down the street from the cruise port to visit the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. We sure enjoyed it! We particularly enjoyed watching the Bluenose II come in to dock after taking a group of school children out on a morning cruise. The Bluenose II is an exact replica of the Bluenose which was a celebrated racing ship and fishing vessel. Interesting facts: The Bluenose is featured on the Canadian dime and was one of the first ships involved in the now famous America's Cup sailing race!
Hubby, lover of America's Cup and sailing ships in general was thrilled when we got to go aboard the Bluenose II and he got to grab the wheel!
After enjoying the Maritime Museum, we meandered our way back to the ship. The walk was less than a mile and so pleasant on a sunny day. Here's a pic of our ship, docked in Halifax.
On our walk back, we noticed a fishing boat come in to a small public dock. We watched in astonishment as they pulled up this MASSIVE fish! People say that it was a blue fin tuna, probably headed to Japan or China as sushi or shasimi for BIG bucks.
Farewell beautiful Halifax! The view below is looking back to the city.
Our cruise is now leaving Canadian waters and moving south towards the USA. The third and final cruise blog will take us to Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. I hope you'll stay tuned!
Our cruise to Canada and New England – part one
Time to put up a blog post on our lovely cruise to (mostly) new places in Canada and New England! I could probably do an entire post on how much we despised our red-eye flight out of Seattle to New Jersey… and then the long lay over in NJ, before finally reaching our destination of Quebec City at 2 pm Eastern time, the next day. All in all it was 19 hours from door-to-door, so to speak. We were unable to sleep on that overnight flight so we arrived totally exhausted. Oh heck, we knew that red-eye was going to kill us, but in the end it was SO worth it. We left home on Friday September 16th, arriving in Quebec on Saturday the 17th. The cruise lasted until September 27th.
Here is photo of our ship, Holland America's Zuiderdam. The view is from the top of the "old town" in Quebec City.
This was our third cruise with Holland America and our second cruise on this particular ship. In regards to our cruiseline, we really like HAL. The service is always fabulous, the food quite good, and the other cruisers, nice. To be honest, HAL is not a popular line for folks with kids. Carnival, Disney, and Royal Caribbean have lots of kids on their cruises, and lots of activities catered towards kids. Let's face it, we kind of like the "no-kids" feel. Having said that, there were a handful of young children on our cruise and they are certainly allowed to cruise with Holland America, but you just don't see that many – this is our observation from having done three cruises with them.
Next, I'll say a word or two about our cabin. In past cruises (we've been on 7 now), we've always had either an ocean view cabin or a verandah (balcony) cabin. On this cruise we chose an inside cabin, mostly to save money, plus, we'd never had an inside room, so why not give it a try – we thought. We were surprised at how small the cabin was and we took to calling it our "cubicle". After a few days, we found we really missed being able to look out and see where we were or what the weather was like. We really missed the verandah for our own little "happy hour". On past trips, we've enjoyed sitting on the verandah, sipping a glass of wine, and watching the world go by. Obviously that was not possible in "the cubicle". Take away from this: the extra $$ is worth it, get a verandah cabin! Here's a snap of our little room –
I've got to say, our cabin steward was wonderful, in there cleaning the place twice a day and leaving us cute towel animals at night. The bed was extremely comfortable. The bathroom was perfectly adequate. We just wished we had sprung for a larger room with a balcony, in hindsight.
Day two on the ship was our second day in Quebec City. What a gorgeous place! So clean you could eat off the sidewalks! We took a 2.5 hour walking tour that was billed as a "leisurely walk from the top of the old town, down to the lower old town". Hmmmmm. It didn't actually turn out that way. We walked up lots of hills and stairs to be able to see everything, there was no time to rest, go potty, or run in somewhere and buy a bottle of water (it was a warm, humid day). We still thoroughly enjoyed seeing all the sights that QC has – so much history here, as well as the stunning Hotel Frontenac which looks down upon the St Lawrence River from high on a cliff. It is rumored that this is the place where Churchill, Eisenhower, and FDR made the decision to do Operation Overlord, AKA, "D-Day".
Our guide was fabulous, and even made me want to come back and visit in the wintertime when everything is frozen over, including the St Lawrence River.
Next is just a random photo of some historic buildings I thought were pretty –
I can just imagine this with snow everywhere and all decorated for Christmas…. 🙂
After our lovely tour of Quebec City, we meandered back to the ship (pretty darn hot and tired) and went up to the Crow's Nest Lounge. It's nearly at the top and at the front of the ship, with huge windows everywhere. A great place to be comfortable and watch the sailaway. It was here we got in on the 4-5pm Happy Hour special. You can buy one libation at the normal price and get the 2nd for $1. On a cruise ship, that's a pretty good deal. What we found out though, is…. I couldn't have a glass of white wine and hubby a glass of red, even if they were the same price! Nope, you have to get two of the EXACT same thing to get the deal. Oh well, we worked through that, but thought that rule was a bit silly.
We wandered around the ship a bit after we got going and went up really high to the area where they rent out the "private cabanas". I think these cabanas are only in use on Caribbean cruises. No one was using them that day, so we did! Here's a photo of me, hanging out in the private cabana, shortly before sunset. There wasn't a soul around!
We stayed out there quite a while, admiring the gorgeous, and I DO mean gorgeous Quebec countryside. Talk about peaceful and pastoral! We loved it!
Sorry it's a bit blurry… this was a big zoom-in photo and I don't have a fancy camera. But you get the idea. Peaceful.
Day two was an "at sea" day, which had us going the length of the St Lawrence seaway and up around the top of Prince Edward Island. This was the only day that the boat really started rocking. We had "gale force winds up to 60mph" according to our ship's captain!
Day three found us on Prince Edward Island. Unfortunately, the day dawned cloudy with the threat of rain, but we were still thrilled to be here. We took a tour called the Island Drive and Anne of Green Gables House. I didn't remember ever reading Anne of Green Gables as a child, so made sure I read it just before we left on the trip. I'm so glad I did 🙂 Next two photos show us at Cavendish beach, not far from Anne's house.
The beautiful red earth is everywhere on the island! We then hopped back in the bus and carried on to the Green Gables house. Obviously, Anne is a fictional character, but the author of all the Anne books, Lucy Maud Montgomery, lived on PEI as a child and this farm was owned by one of her family members. She visited the farm and apparently based the books on this lovely place.
Here's a pic of the woods surrounding the farm. Just gorgeous, even on a cloudy early-Fall day.
I couldn't resist this next one. I had to join the rest of the tourists and put on the "Anne with braids" hat and stand by the buggy. It wasn't all that much of a stretch really….. only a few decades back, I was a little girl with long red braids. No buggy though! 🙂 PS, I still have the braids, wrapped in plastic, in my garage. Don't ask me why because I don't know. Strange, eh?
After a lovely visit to Anne's house, we hopped on the bus and the rain started in earnest. I tried to get some shots through the bus windows showing the stunning beauty of this Island, but the weather made it difficult. I loved this place so much that I told hubby I wanted to pack up and move there. Forget about this crazy upcoming election and terrorists, and just live out our lives in such peace. Hubby's a Canadian, so we actually COULD do this. Then the tour guide said that it's typical for the Island to get up to 10 feet of snow a year. My friend Karen, who actually lives on PEI has since told me that that number is really a bit of an exaggeration, that they only get that much snow on the worst of the worst winters. Well, it scared hubby (the 12 feet of snow scenario), so I guess we won't be moving there. It's ever so tempting, though.
Okay, I can see now that this cruise blog is going to be a long one. So, I'll go ahead and publish this part now, and work on the rest of it in the days to come. So far we've done 4 of the 10 days. Many more ports of call ahead!! Hope you enjoy this as much as I enjoy remembering the fun on our recent trip.
Just a book reminder
Hello everyone! Just wanted to remind you all that I've been doing a lot of reading this year and I've reviewed quite a few of the books that I have finished right here on the blog! Just click the header up near the top of the page that says "Books 2016". I finished another one today, so I'll post my latest review here as well as above just for the fun of it. According to Goodreads, I've read 29 books so far this year!! Woo-Hoo! I'm pretty happy about that, and needless to say, there'll be more to come. I have not reviewed every single book above on my Books 2016 tab, but a majority are on there. I hope you'll find one or two that may pique your interest 🙂
September 9 A Painted House by John Grisham I went into "retro" mode with this book as I listened to it on audio cassette over the period of a few weeks. I enjoyed it a lot and think it's probably worth 4 stars – but I think I'd actually give it 4.5 stars, with the extra half-star simply for the awesome narrator in this audio book! I like John Grisham but have not read any of his work for a very long time. This one was published a long time ago (2001) and didn't contain one word about lawyers – which may have been one reason why I was attracted to it. The story takes place in about 1952 in rural Arkansas, on a cotton farm. Life on a farm back then was pretty rough, and this novel does not sugarcoat it. I truly enjoyed listening to this book and the narrator did a fine, fine job depicting the southern accents, as well as different verbalization for each character. A lot happens in this rural community during the course of one cotton picking season… lots of things that little Luke (our 7 year old main character) hears and witnesses. It's a good story, but I think I enjoyed it even more because it was an audio edition.


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As world leaders talk climate change solutions at COP22 in Marrakesh, the maritime industry looks set to intensify discussions on determining shipping's fair share of reducing carbon emissions. Raising the ambition for global regulation remains crucial to ensure shipping's contribution to reach the Paris Agreement's goal of staying below 2°C temperature rise.
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World Ballet Day LIVE 2016 returned Tuesday, October 4. The Australian Ballet, Bolshoi Ballet, The Royal Ballet, The National Ballet of Canada, and San Francisco Ballet partnered once again and streamed for the first-time ever on Facebook Live.
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I had this online dating profile set up and I came across this one girls profile that I think I might have a lot in common with based on what she has on her profile and stuff...and I emailed her and she e-mail back asking me" why I think I'm the right guy for her"? I mean I wanna make myself seem interesting and not come of as a creep...ugh I just not wanna mess this up lol...any ideas people?
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So, I have been eating pretty healthy and trying to keep a normal eating routine. But I have noticed becoming more constipated as the weeks go on. I have read that it happens because the digestive track slows down, just wondering if anyone else dealt with this and what they did?
Unfortunately I can't drink coffee anymore, I tried that a few weeks ago and it gave me a huge stomach ache!
I was going to suggestion more water and high fiber foods. Didn't know coffee keeps one regular, not being a coffee drinker myself.
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Caffeine is a stimulant and it makes your digestive tract speed up. And according to the FDA one cup a day is safe during pregnancy.
I drink almost a gallon of water a day and I'm in love with veggies... I think a softener will do the trick.
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They make prenatal vitamins that already have stool softeners in them. The doctor can prescribe you a prescription or I bought some over the counter. I can't remember the names of the brand, it might have been Similac, but you had to take two pills a day, the come in one package. If I missed on or two days I was constipated. As soon as I took them, later that day everything started working again. Just an idea
Thanks Malinda I will look for them.
I used watered-down apple juice and it worked. I mean when your child's favorite food is bananas you gotta keep the bowels going somehow!
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Tollbooths become key for autonomous car successJuly 13
An unlikely battleground has emerged in the race to develop autonomous vehicles: tollbooths. Renault and PSA are working with partners to make sure their models can handle the exchanges without help from the driver.
Ghosn wants to use scale of being No. 1 to cut costsJuly 3
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Mitsubishi wants to tap the Renault-Nissan "toolbox" to unlock sales growth in the world's two biggest auto markets: the U.S. and China.
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Renault-Nissan plans to launch driverless ride-hailing and ride-sharing services as the alliance looks beyond making and selling cars.
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The global market for electric cars has not grown as fast as Renault expected but EVs are "clearly" the future, says the automaker's EV boss, Gilles Normand.
Ghosn sees Renault-Nissan passing VW, Toyota as global No. 1 this yearJune 20
Carlos Ghosn says Renault-Nissan Alliance, which added Mitsubishi last year, could soon pass VW Group and Toyota to become the best-selling global car company.
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Renault-Nissan has no current plans to introduce an additional bonus scheme for executives at the carmaking alliance, Chairman Carlos Ghosn said at Renault's annual meeting.
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Renault-Nissan has no current plans to introduce an additional bonus scheme for executives at the alliance, Chairman Carlos Ghosn said.
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Renault-Nissan bankers have drawn up plans designed to channel millions of euros in additional, undisclosed bonuses to Chairman Carlos Ghosn and other managers, Reuters reported.
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Battery powered cars will soon be cheaper to buy than conventional gasoline ones, offering immediate savings to drivers, new research shows.
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Renault-Nissan said output had returned to normal at nearly all of their plants, after a global cyberattack caused widespread disruption including stoppages at several of the alliance's factories.


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