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Friends, before you dive into this post, I forewarn you that it's an EPIC post! And, am sorry for making it so long….
As you may have seen from the title, this post is all about that Birthday Party, that had us all gloriously consumed in the last few weeks! Hence, goes without saying that I have lots and lots to share. And yet, I will try my best to talk less and share more. Share dozens of pictures that will do the talking on their own.
So, tighten your seat belt and enjoy the ride! ;)
Along came November… …
…and with it the onset of Delhi's legendary winter. But, the nip in the air only charged-up the environment at our home as my darling daughter was all set to celebrate her 5th birthday on November 30. The party turned out exhilarating fun for Pari and her friends.
It was the run-up to the D-day that was electrifyingly exciting
About 3 weeks prior to her birthday, Pari brainstormed the theme for the party and decided that it's going to be an 'other-worldly' event.
The theme she chose was – "space exploration"!
Thanks to the many illustrated space books and interactive websites we explored recently, including a visit to the planetarium, she is perpetually fascinated with everything about space – from how Astronauts live in space ship to how they "fly" (in her words) in the space; to the motion of the planets and their fascinating colours. And, to tell you honestly, I am equally fascinated with space and the outer-world! Hence, good for me that she chose this theme. *winks*
Friends list was drawn up. The guest count went up to 10 in a matter of seconds and it kept going higher, until I politely asked her to pause and review at 14. Finally, a party of 15 (space) kids is what we were going to have. "Space kids"? Well, Pari thought it would be nice to have guests look like coming from the space itself. They could be anything from the space – Astronauts, Planets, Stars. Even Aliens!
Pari and I had taken a DIY pledge long time back…
That definitely applied to her birthday party as well. When it came to making the invitation cards, she was more than excited to begin creating them all – one by one.
The copy remained the same. But the illustrations varied from card to card. She happily wrote the lines for not one or two but 6 cards! The remaining, I finished. The drawings on all 14 cards are done by her – one card a day! Isn't that a feat for a little girl I am proud of you, Pari darling!
To create the ambience…
I involved her in making two Solar System wall displays.
This Solar System 3D mixed media art piece…
…was made by her with help from her Papa. I sent her hunting every nook and cranny of the house to find used things in circular shape and in any colour, that could be upcycled. The idea was to use them as planets and moons for the 3D solar system display. She came back with bag full of coins, bottle caps, velvets, left over pieces from her old games and what have you. All this was put together to make this Solar System. Each planet was represented in its scientifically established colour. (Mercury is Grey, Venus is Yellow, Earth is blue, Mars is red and so on).
This giant Solar System chart with painted Orbits… .
..adorned one of the walls of the living room. The planet sheets were coloured and cut by Pari, while I put the whole thing together.
And some more paintings by Pari for other walls
And the costume for the birthday girl?
Well, that had to be hand-designed of-course. I got a plain white winter suit from the local market and designed it with pop-up glittery fabric colours-in the Solar System theme, complete with the logos of NASA and Indian Space Research Organization. Talk about being a 'Global Citizen'! ;)
And, the white Astronaut boots were purchased from a local shop. The fabric colours become permanent once you iron them on the reverse side after 72 hours. I did not fuss about the head gear as I thought she should not feel all caged-in inside a heavy and complicated costume. I got a white head band as a substitute for an Astronaut's helmet.
Most of the kids turned up dressed in the space theme upon special request.
But, I had mentioned that it's not mandatory at all and the mommies may dress their kids so, only if they had time and convenience. And, I am so very thankful and appreciative of them for their spirit.
The games too had to be in sync with the theme.
We planned 2 main games and one mini game.
The Musical Solar System' was one of the games that became an instant fav with the kids. We cut out big round shapes – representing each planet in its colour – from colourful chart papers. So, 15 circles for 15 heavenly bodies, including planets, sun, stars, asteroids, meteors.
One circle/planet for each kid. The kids take position on these heavenly bodies. The music begins and they go round and round – until the music stops and they have to find a circle each. One of the game coordinators calls out a planet's name and the kid standing on that planet is eliminated. This goes on until one kid remains. We gave away prizes to the three finalists.
Another game called "Earth and moon" was equally enticing. All they had to do was run for the sofas when "M-o-o-n" was called out and take position on the circles on the floor when "E-a-r-t-h" was called out. This was interspersed with utter chaos, teasing and tricks! And a faux snow shower out of no where!
A birthday party without the quintessential banner… …
…is like a kids drawing without the finishing black outlines. So, from the chart papers that were left over after making the floor solar system game, we made couple of banners.
Colourful and Nutritious Party Menu
We stuck to our "no-junk-food" pledge. So, colas and burgers and chips etc were out of question. There were fruits in all shapes, sizes and colours. I tried coordinating the colour of the food with that of planets. There was Kiwi to represent the green rings of Uranus. There were Oranges representing Jupiter; Apples for Mercury and so on.
Another interesting dish on the menu was – "Cucumber and Cheese Stacks". I adapted this recipe from one of Tarla Dalal's recipe book for Kids food. As you can see from the picture, it's easy to make; attractive to look at and healthy and delicious for kids. Other dishes included cheese, corn macaroni and Moong Dal (dhuli) Vada. (dumplings made from split green gram or yellow lentils).
To make sure kids would finish up their meals… …
…hubby and I devised some contests around it, like – "cleanest plate", and "best pasta eater" and "best fruit eater" and gave away prizes. This actually worked wonders! The kids got into a healthy competitive spirit to win the title and I was assured they would not go back with half-filled tummies!
It was indeed a wonderful party for the little ones
But, we adults had as much fun – first working with Pari on making this happen and then seeing the unbridled fun they all had.
Not just fun, it was educational too – for Pari, as she went about the whole process for weeks together. And, for her friends too as they repeated the names of the Planets during play and tried reading the names on the floor game and came dressed up as astronauts and aliens. It couldn't have been more satisfying….
And, I can't wait for another year to host such a party!


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Subliminal Projects Gallery is pleased to present Wreck the Walls, a group exhibition on view December 11, through January 15, 2011. A reception for the artists will be held Saturday, December 11, from 5-9 p.m.
Wreck the Walls includes works by over 30 artists, established and emerging, who have helped shape the artistic spirit influenced by their times. Rebellious pioneers of their artistic genres, who come from a background where there are few rules and anything is possible, have helped pave the way for a younger generation of artists who are influenced by their prevailing subculture. From gallery to street art, this show expresses each artist's divergence and individuality, offering a visual cornucopia of painting, photography, mixed media, works on paper, digital prints, sculpture, graphic design, and illustration.
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Welcome everyone to Book 14 of The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan and the final week of this read along. Here is the schedule for A Memory of Light if you want to join us.
This week, Sue at Coffee, Cookies, & Chili Peppers is the host. Eivind, our WoT encyclopedia, can be found in the comments. Liesel at Musings on Fantasia has cool non-spoilery fan art.
This week, we covered Chapters 29-36. Spoilers run rampant for this section and all previous books below!
1) Finally, Graendal's Compulsion of the Great Captains has been uncovered. Do you think that Mat's medallion will protect him from her 'advances'? It seems as if Ituralde was the only Captain to resist the Compulsion: any ideas about why that might be?
I expect Mat will be able to resist as long as he has the medallion and/or doesn't sleep. It seems Graendal only worked her Compulsion on the captains while they rested. And perhaps that is why Ituralde held out longer than the others – he was getting less sleep. Maybe? His battle line was being pretty hard hit, so most folks weren't getting much if any sleep.
Or maybe Graendal was running out of time and hit the other 3 harder because those battle lines were considered more critical? We're running out of time for all the answers to be laid out before us, so we might have to settle for speculation on things like this.
2) Mat rides into battle and is suitably awesome. Do you think that Tuon is reassessing her ability to control her Prince? Could this be the end of formal Seanchan society as it has existed for thousands of years?
Yes, I think Tuon is reassessing many things right now. I am not sure how much that reassessment will change her mind tho. No matter how proper it is for her to control her man, that won't happen in this relationship. So, she can either fight it and look the fool (even if she executes Mat she will look the fool) or she can pretend that it is right and proper and change society.
So, I am hoping that Mat can show that change is a good thing under fire, and later on show that it is also a good thing in times of peace. After all, there is that whole slavery issue that won't sit well with him or the folks of Randland.
3) Perrin and Slayer clash again. It seems like Perrin is still outmatched, although he is continuing to improve, but will he ever be able to dispatch his enemy? Were you surprised that Lanfear proved to be as fickle as we had suspected? Will Perrin take any further part in the Last Battle now that he has returned to the waking world?
So I was terribly worried that Perrin might not make it out of this series alive….but now that he has landed back in the Waking World, injured but alive, I think he will make it. I am not sure he will be the one to take out Slayer. After all, Perrin had to leave his Aiel buddy in the Dream World and I would be surprised if Slayer had taken serious note of him. So he might be able to sneak up on Slayer and take care of business. Of course, he might die too.
Lanfear! Erg! Well, we knew that she is playing her own game.
4) The battle outside Cairhien is almost lost and even the mighty Ogier are starting to fall when Androl produces a miracle. What did you think of Logain's comment about the notes in Taim's rooms: does he have a list of all the Shadow's battle plans? Please comment on the epicness of Androl's miracle! 😀
I am both glad and a little concerned that Logain will be stepping up. His character line has been building for books now, and then he was MIA for a good while, and now he is back in time to help out in the Last Battle. But did he come off as a little too focused or even egotistical to anyone else? I drew a vague correlation between Logain and Rand – two men who suffered greatly at the hands of others while completely helpless. I am concerned that Logain may lash out as Rand did once upon a time, but not be nearly as successful….or perhaps take out some of the good guys as collateral damage while attempting to get Taim.
Androl's miracle was awesome! If he can somehow open gateways to lava, what else can he open gateways to? Snow storms? Epic hurricanes? Deep, icy ocean waters? Androl may just be the scariest man on the field!
5) Tuon is taking the End Of The World in her stride, with her giant travelling throne and making full use of Min's Talent. Are you a little disturbed by her serenity at this time? Do you think that Min's demands will be met, or will she eventually refuse to reveal her viewings?
Tuon has been raised since birth to command the world and maintain absolute, total control at all times. So, quite frankly, I am not surprised that she and her court have all these trappings and still hold to ceremony and hierarchy. Tuon has to maintain serenity on the outside, even if she has concerns or fears going through her head.
Min rocks! I think Tuon needs folks to push back on her, and I am so glad that Min is doing so in such a public way without pleasantries, etc. I think Tuon will behave for the duration of the Last Battle. But after that…well, I hope Min has some type of security that will give her an out is Tuon gets imperialistic.
6) Just for a change, things go horribly wrong. Do you think that the black spikes were a deliberate attack against Faile's group? Can you believe that Vanin and Harnan are actually Darkfriends, or were they just after the tobacco? Is there any chance that the Horn will make it back to Mat's hands?
The black spikes seem too convenient for the attack to be happenstance. I would suspect intentional fuckery from the side of evil. But I am not sure the Evil knows Faile's mission. So, maybe just trying to upset/hurt Perrin, an important Ta'veren, by killing his wife.
I was completely surprised that Vanin and Harnan were suspected of being Darkfriends! And they ran! So, I really hope they are not as our heroes need to be able to trust valued friends at this time, but damn! It's totally possible they were up to no good.
I have this silly vision in my head of Mat and Olver riding double on a horse passing the Horn back and forth, calling the Heroes to their aid. Wouldn't that be epic? Haha! Olver would have the story of his life if he assisted Mat in calling forth these epic Heroes.
7) Red veiled Aiel infiltrate the camp in Thakan'dar and cause mayhem. Do you think that even Cadsuane and Sorilea are powerful enough to defeat Graendal? Will the Aiel ever recover from the shame of learning about the fate of their male channelers?
I think we need Cadsuane to play nice for once and do the whole Team Work thing. If she can do that, then Graendal doesn't stand a chance against Cadsuane and Sorilea.
That was a powerful revelation – the moment some of the Aiel realized that the red-veiled Aiel were a product of their traditions. I really felt for them in that moment because I know their whole society (whoever remains after the Last Battle) will take it very seriously and will pay toh forward, probably for generations.
8) Rand is frozen in place as he battles the Dark One. Why is Moridin frozen as well? Do you think Nynaeve will be able to do anything to help Alanna before she can release Rand from his Bond? Is there any chance that Nynaeve can save the world by simply bopping Moridin on the head with a big rock?
I can only think that the Dark One wants Moridin frozen as he deals with Rand. After all, the DO has got to have a big ego, so he has to be the one to take out Rand (if he can). If Moridin does it, it would steal all the DO's thunder.
I am not sure Alanna will release Rand. She has been pretty selfish about that since the beginning. But Rand was forcibly bonded to her and there has never been any real affection, so I am not sure her death will have a huge impact on him.
We all want to hit Moridin over the head with a big rock, but right now, everyone has their hands full and Moridin isn't doing anything. Perhaps hitting him would disrupt something else?
Other Tidbits:
Min got new clothes! How cute! I just hope they have the ability to conceal more knives, instead of less.
Olver and his cuddle time! How old is he now? 9? 12? I don't recall how old he was when he was first picked up. But isn't he getting to be that age where snuggling into any woman's bosom is a little suspect?
Do you think Nynaeve will be able to teach the Wise Ones the art of healing the male channeler madness? If so, perhaps some of the red-veiled Aiel can be captured and returned to society…maybe.
OK, this might sound harsh. Did Rand send Alanna to the Pit to be captured on purpose? If so, why? I am not sure……


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What are you supposed to write here to attract sane people?
Cooking, singing, project management, being a friend and confidante. Ok...and making fun of life. Sarcastic...I mean, it really is an art form.
Attracting crazy people. Seriously...if you hear voices, you will hit me up.
All kinds of music...There are times when I love my show tunes, but others when funk and grove need to be playing.
I love food - foodie at times...bucket of chicken, as well. Extra Crispy, of course.
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Quality built home in Concord Ridge Subdivision. The quiet, peaceful setting offers spectacular views of sunrises and sunsets while being very convenient to shopping, dining and schools. The main floor boasts an open concept living room with vaulted ceilings, a fireplace with built-in cabinets on both sides, as well as a formal dining room. The kitchen has a lot of cabinet and counter space, a snack bar, a breakfast nook with built-in bench and newer stainless steel appliances. A recent addition is the four season, heated and cooled, sunroom that has floor-to-ceiling windows. There is an abundance of natural light filtering in throughout the day.The master suite is also located on the main floor which features a vaulted ceiling, walk-in closet and a bonus closet.
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- Status
- Sold
- Address
- 4822 Concord Ridge Boulevard
- City
- St. Joseph
- Zip
- 49085
- County
- Berrien
- Township
- Royalton Twp
- Total Finished SqFt
- 3,333
- Above Grade SqFt
- 2,358
- Garage
- 3.0
- Garage Desc.
- 3, Attached
- Water
- Public
- Sewer
- Public
- Year Built
- 2006
- Taxes
- $3,464
- Association Fee
- $Annually
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- MasterBedroom
- 13X16 1st Floor
- Bedroom2
- 11X12 1st Floor
- Bedroom3
- 11X12 1st Floor
- Bedroom4
- 17X11 Lower Floor
- Bedroom5
- 9X14 Lower Floor
- Bath
- 12X15 1st Floor
- FormalDining
- 11X12 1st Floor
- Kitchen
- 10X13 1st Floor
- Laundry
- 6X12 1st Floor
- Living
- 15X17 1st Floor
- Other
- 13X36 2nd Floor
- Rec
- 22X27 Lower Floor
- Basement
- Full Basement
- Cooling
- Central
- Heating
- Forced Air, Natural Gas
- Acreage
- 0.46
- Lot Dimensions
- Irregular
- Appliances
- Dishwasher, Oven, Range
- Fireplace Desc.
- Gas Log, Living
- Features
- Ceramic Floor, Wood Floor
- Exterior Materials
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- Exterior Features
- Patio, Scrn Porch
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a/n: This is it, the very last part of Mysterious Ways. Not the end of the Sonnetsverse, not by far, but the reunion fic is finally done, over two and a half years from when I first started this back at the beginning of 2008. My never ending thanks to earlgreytea68 for her always cracking beta job, and to mrs_roy for her support to get these parts finished. Further thanks to everyone over the years who's helped with beta-ing and idea bouncing, and just general support in the best ways possible. Finally, thank you to everyone who's read and left a note over the various parts - you have no idea how much it means to me to hear that people have been enjoying the story. So I hope you enjoy the final part of Mysterious Ways, and stay tuned for more to come.
a/n 2: If you want a better idea of how I envision the planet in the text below, watch this video: http: / www. youtube. com/ watch?v=eMqsWc8muj8&ob=av2e. (remove spaces) It's actually the music video for the song quoted below, which inspired a lot of the imagery. That and the song is awesome, however I am a bit biased, lol...
Epilogue: Bliss
"Everything about you is how I'd wanna be
Your freedom comes naturally…
…Everything about you is so easy to love
They're watching you from above…
…Everything about you resonates happiness
Now I won't settle for less."
Bliss, Muse
Many years later…or many years ago
(depending on your perspective and place in the universe…)
This planet that she's standing on is a desolate waste. Actually, that's a polite way to phrase things – to say that this planet is dying would be a more accurate statement. Off in the distance are the remains of a crumbling, once magnificent city, now reduced to blackened girders and ghostly fingers that scrape the smoggy night sky. But the planet's not totally a waste, Gemma Tyler knows. There's a small tear in the fabric of time on this planet, which is exactly what she's here for.
What's it been now, fifteen years since they first set off into space again? Fifteen years of trouble, adventure, and a hell of a lot of running. Fifteen years of learning all about the universe, and learning that even at fifteen hundred years she'll only know a small fraction of its secrets. Fifteen years of learning that family's not just the folk you're born to, but the loved ones you collect along the journey as well, although the littlest ones that are born into the family are utter joys too. And there's still so much more out there for this motley and wonderful family to see. Right now, however, Gemma needs to take advantage of her fifteen years of experience and focus on the job she's come here to do.
She hefts the small book in her hand and runs a thumb over the cover. This copy is shiny and new, despite the fact that when she had first encountered the volume it looked far older and much more worn. Gemma suspects the book had had an interesting life. While part of her would love to witness that life unfolding, she knows that it's time to let go and let it live on its own, if a book could be said to have that sort of a life.
A hand reaches over and pulls the book out of her grip. Gemma looks over to see her own companion, a young man of her age with light brown hair and a distinctly warped perspective on life, begin to flip through the pages. "You put five years of work into this," Bruno says. "Do you really want to let it go?"
Gemma shrugs. He's right, she had put five very long years of work into this book, into getting the right combination of fairy tales and legends and retelling them the way the older version did. That version had been lost when she was fifteen, disappearing into time and space, so she was taking it on faith that she had managed to produce an exact copy of what she remembered. No one had known about her project, which was necessary in order to maintain temporal stability, or so the Doctor would say. Bruno, however, had forced his way into the project, being the stubborn sort that wouldn't let her get sucked into her own little world at the expense of everything else she loved in life. "Maybe it's the sort of book that no one's meant to hold onto for too long. And I know someone's going to need this in the past, so setting it loose is the right thing to do."
Bruno nods, and hands the book back to her. Gemma sighs heavily and clutches the book close as she looks down the deep sinkhole that leads to the rip in time. "There's an epic love story in these pages, you know," she says. "Even if it doesn't look like it at first glance." She thinks of Rose, and the Doctor, and she smiles. It had taken them a long time to get where they are now, but all of the pain and grief and years being lost were worth it in the end. And they've got many years to go, many new adventures to have, and so much more to see.
Gemma holds the book out over the sinkhole. She lets it go and they watch as it falls, crisp white pages fluttering in the darkness. The book soon hits the rip in time, disappearing with a gold flash and a glimmer of stardust.
"That's that, then," Gemma says as Bruno reaches to take her hand.
He glances her way, an unreadable look in his blue eyes. "What was that phrase you used about time again?" he asks. "'Wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey'?"
"Yup," she smirks. The man's learning, Gemma thinks. At first it was a bit strange, dragging the poor, inexperienced Earth boy into her crazy world as a teenager. But Bruno had taken to her life far better than she could have ever imagined. Now, she's got her own epic love story out of the deal, so she'll never say that the strangeness wasn't worth it. But that's another story and shall be told another time.
"That's what I thought," Bruno says, and drops her hand. Gemma looks over at him as he begins to rummage around in the inner pocket of his leather jacket. The length of time he spends in his rummage makes her suspect the TARDIS took some liberties with his garment. Before she can question him on the matter, however, he pulls something out of the pocket with a grin and a flourish, leaving Gemma utterly gobsmacked.
This book is decidedly not shiny and new. The pages are dog-eared, the cover is creased, and there's a smear of holographic glitter nail polish across the black front cover that she clearly remembers causing when she was thirteen years old and distracted. "Where did you get that?" she asks, lunging for him and the book. Bruno laughs, the sound happily loud in the stillness of the dead planet, and practically dances out of the way.
"It was sticking out from under the bookshelf in the room the TARDIS gave me," he says, smirking as he backs away from Gemma's chasing, keeping the book constantly just out of reach.
"Whe-h-how?" Gemma stutters out. She makes a flying leap and grabs the book from Bruno, nearly knocking them both over into the grey dirt in the process. He grabs her around the waist to keep them from hitting the ground, although it takes a good few seconds for them to get their balance once more.
"Couple of days ago," he reassures her. "You know we finished long before that."
"Sometimes everything works out," Gemma mumbles, slightly distracted by the warmth of his arms around her and more than slightly overwhelmed by this turn of events. "Not gonna question it," she continues with a giggle, stretching upwards to kiss him.
When they pull apart he grabs her hand once more, and squeezes tight. "Come on," he says, "back to the TARDIS."
Gemma squeezes back, and smiles once more. "Yeah. Let's go home."
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Having driven motorbikes and Land-rovers for most of my driving life, almost any car would seem comfortable in comparison.
I have had two Mk 3 Golfs that I loved and I was sorry to see them go but I have not been disappointed with their replacement Mk 4.
I am not a fan of air-bags but, apart from that, I find the safety-features such as power-steering and anti-lock brakes very reassuring once I had resolved to trust the vehicle rather than try to use the driving techniques, such as cadence braking, that I have learned to rely on in the past.
I always thought of air-conditioning as an unnecessary luxury but find it's very useful for summer motorway driving when opening a window is uncomfortably noisy.
Even with its small (1.4l) engine, motorway driving is effortless and at legal speeds there is always plenty of power in reserve for acceleration or inclines, even with a full load, as long as the correct gear is selected in good time. Having driven a Land-Rover (2.25l) for many years I do have a tendency not to change down early enough on steep hills and, once the revs drop to below 2000, it can take a while to get going again but this is more to do with my bad habits than a fault in the car. Dropping to third gear in good time prevents any problems.
Fuel economy is extremely good when driven sensibly, in excess of 50mpg on non-urban roads. Even when pushed reasonably hard to cut journey times, consumption rarely exceeds 47mpg.
Stability at 70mph is excellent and I always feel that I am in complete control of the vehicle as it is so responsive to braking and steering. When cornering, it feels as if the wheels are attached to the road with powerful magnets and I have never had that sudden lurch in my stomach that means you think you may have taken a bend too fast or too tight.
My one criticism is that, when parked on a steep camber in very heavy rain, some water does seep through the door-seals leading to wet carpets. I have cleaned out all the drainage channels and drain-holes and treated all the rubber seals with liquid silicone, which has reduced the problem a lot but not cured it completely.
I tend to buy second-hand vehicles but look after them well and keep them until either they become unreliable or too expensive to maintain. My first vehicle (when I graduated from motorbikes) was a series 3 Landrover, which I kept for 20 years and sold for £800. Since then I have had three Golfs, all of which ran perfectly until they became too expensive to get through the MOT. Each subsequent model seems to suffer more problems due to increased sophistication. The vehicles are generally very reliable but occasional warnings are triggered because a sensor has malfunctioned (cold-start, oil pressure, lambda probe) so that technology actually causes more problems than it solves. My Landrover, though noisy, expensive to run and slow, could always be fixed at the roadside with basic tools and always got us to our destination.
I love my current Golf. I rarely have to fill it up (Durham and back, 300 miles round trip plus a weeks driving around, on three-quarters of a tank), will cruise all day at 70mph, plenty of room, especially with the seats down at the back, and starts first time every time even on the coldest mornings.
One small niggle, very heavy rain results in wet carpets and I can't find a way to stop it, despite copious application of silicone to all seals.
My car is a 12 year old 1.6l VW Golf Estate. In this time it has completed over 162,000 miles and despite a few parts needing replacement after ~150k miles, I have had very little trouble.
The handling and perfomance of the car is not great, but that is what you would expect of a car of this engine size and set up. I do often wish I had larger engine...
The running costs, although not bad, cannot match new cars due to the advances in emissions technology and efficiency (a new Golf GTI has a lower tax band and a better stated mpg despite having more than twice the horsepower).
Comfort isn't bad, but after so many miles the seats are not a supportive as they once were.
Practicality however is fantastic. I can get three adults, three mountain bikes and kit in the car without need of roof racks. Fold flat rear seats provides you with a decent flat load space. I have moved house a few times, been camping several times and gone to the tip with a boot full of rubbish more times than I care to think. Everytime the car swallowed up everything and didn't complain.
I am looking for a new car now due to the age, but it will be a shame to give this car up as it has done everything I could have ever asked of it fantastically.
The dashboard is very difficult to see in the daytime, even when swicthing on the lights to illuminate it, or in high-contrast lighting - the illumination is poor (too dim even on max brightness, and blue, a poor colour choice - green would be better; a separate circuit to power the instrument lights on at all times would be best)
The radio "screen" cannot be seen when wearing polarising sunspecs.
The boot is a little too small, as the rear window is almost vertical making the car shorter than some similar hatchbacks.
Rear vision is notoriously poor in this car.
Single reversing light is almost useless - should be double and brighter; and single rear foglight should be a double as well - both are foolish costsavings.
The DSG auto gearbox sometimes gets "hysterical" and changes down into 2nd on hill ascents quite unnecessarily, and then sticks there even when it would be normal for it to change up to 3rd.
BUT driving is smooth and safe and comfortable, seats are supportive, roadholding is good and brakes are excellent
I have had along string of VWs starting with a Polo, then a Polo GT, a Passat saloon and two Passat estates but this Golf is simply the best. Its comfortable and roomy and the economy at 60mpg is remarkable. It's a GT so handling and speed when required are exceptional. The braking system is powerful and safe even on the rare occasions I have had to use it in near emergency conditions. I opted for a few extras, a DAB radio, heated seats, a sunroof and the winter pack for example and these enhance the all-round attraction and enjoyment of driving the vehicle. I also have front and rear parking sensors and these I find to be very worthwhile. Servicing costs are reasonable and even the recent emission control software scandal didn't dampen my enthusiasm. VW recalled the car recently to do the software update and I have noticed no difference in performance. I've owned this car from new in 2010 and I have no intention of changing it. If I had to change it then I would buy another Golf with the same specification.
Four of my five previous cars had been hydropneumatic Citroens so when I wanted to downsize I first looked at the C4, but didn't like the ride or ergonomics. The Golf (without low profile tyres) was recommended for a good ride so I test drove one.
Driving position and ride are very good for a small car. The 6-speed DSG (twin-clutch) auto gearbox is almost perfect: the convenience and safety (fewer demands on the driver's attention) match conventional automatics, while acceleration, engine braking and economy match those of a manual. My overall consumption averages about 52 mpg without having to pay great attention to driving economically, and on some journeys it manages 60 mpg or more.
I bought it at about 18 months/17,000 miles. It's now done 52,000 miles with no breakdowns. Beyond book maintenance it has needed a replacement locking mechanism (offside rear door, from memory about £150) and an ABS control unit (more than £1,000, fortunately provided ex gratia by VW).
Currently running my second diesel Golf, one 02 reg and now 54 reg. Amazingly good on all counts, despite buying very second-hand. First went to 233k miles without any other than normal replacements of tyres and brakes, and was still on original engine, clutch and gearbox. Second bought with 98k on clock, and looks likely to do the same. Why pay £20k for a new one, when a good ten-year-old costs £2k and does the same job with the same or better reliability?
We cover an average 20k miles a year, all private travel, and these two cars, thoughtfully but not slowly driven, have consistently returned about 60mpg solo, 35mpg towing a 13ft caravan at the legal limit.
(I'm not biassed against other makes; a previous equally excellent car was a Rover Maestro turbo diesel, six years old on purchase for £1500, which gave nearly seven years of totally reliable motoring and 55mpg, reaching 200k miles with still original mechanicals. 39k miles on purchase, so over 20k miles p.a.)
This is my third VW Golf so I've had a lot of experience with this car in its MkIV & MkV versions. The build quality is second to none, very few squeaks and rattles even after six years of use and abuse by me. My car lives on the drive and has never failed to start even on the coldest winter morning. The interior is not very exciting, robust with understated quality. It looks just as good now as when I bought it. The 1.9 turbo diesel engine has always been a bit noisy but has plenty of power for lively getaways.
Always had it serviced by local authorised dealer, not cheap but gives peace of mind. The only problem I have had in all this time was a ESP failure (a type fault) which my local dealer sorted out. I'm looking to replace the car with another nearly new car and from my extensive search of all the alternative makes, it looks like its going to be another Golf.
My previous car was a 2 litre petrol Skoda Octavia. I switched to a Golf Estate for more refinement and a more comfortable ride. I was not disappointed. I've found that the newer 1400 cc engine in the Golf performs as well as the 2 litre I had before. Golfs cost more than the Octavia (based on the same platform) but I consider this money well spent for a more refined vehicle. I am particularly keen on the Active Cruise Control which maintains a safe distance from the car in front, significantly reducing tiredness and stress on motorway journeys and helping keep within the speed limit. I chose a petrol engine as I do too low a mileage to justify the extra cost of a diesel. I am satisfied that I made the right decision given the evidence of actual (as distinct from tested) pollution levels from diesel engines and "cheating" by car manufacturers.
Not sure if I have been unlucky, having always driven Vauxhalls I thought I would step up a notch to a VW Golf. . . silly me, should have stuck with another Vauxhall.
At 3 yrs the door lock failed, locking driver in an open car, also door swung open whilst driving along around a corner.
At 3.5 yrs old the engine chain stretched due to stud coming loose from the chain cover. Took 5 weeks to repair and cost nearly £2k.
At 4 yrs all windows randomly opened themselves several times (not activated by key fob) resulting in a very wet car.
At 5 yrs differential whistle/whine sound which on long journeys is unbearable.
About to get rid before this fails and I will probably get a Vauxhall.
When the Golf is going it drives very well, is comfortable and quiet car. But I can't afford to keep repairing the car.
I have had this car (Mk 4 Golf) for 11 years and have had great service from it. It has done about 110,000 miles with a 1200 mile round trip to Scotland twice a year - once it sits on the motorway it is effortless. I have kept it regularly maintained and serviced and have had no significant failures. It still has the original clutch and it feels smooth and responsive and a joy to drive. Acceleration is as good as when new. Performance seems undiminished. Seats and trim show little signs of wear. Body and paintwork shows no external signs of corrosion. Spares can be more expensive than some brands but failure rates seem better than most. All the gadgets electrical bits still work as new. The only small negative is that the seats seem harder than some brands but not enough to call it uncomfortable.
Most of my trips are local & for this the Golf is ideal, whilst it also being good for longer journeys being quiet & with a reasonable performance. The economy has not been as good as I expected although driven carefully fuel consumption can rise to the high 40's. The DSG gearbox works well but with 7 gears does change down more often than I would expect, but this is down to the characteristics of what is a fairly small but surprisingly powerful turbo charged engine. I find the engine a bit "buzzy" but this is probably because my previous car had a much larger 5 cylinder diesel engine. The car does all or more than I could ask for & more, but in my view is lacking somewhat in style.
I would buy another Golf, but probably with either a larger petrol or diesel engine.
For a 16 yr old convertible I would say mechanically it's pretty sound, I recently had its annual full year service carried out and got the automatic choke adjusted so it wouldn't stall as much in cold weather - runs like a dream now.
Not too expensive to run however; the seal around the hood is wearing so rain water is seeping in at top of doors and affecting the window electrics. Passenger side was repaired last year, now the drivers side has gone will be replaced soon, but can be expensive.
Downside to having a convertible I guess.
Otherwise cute motor, still looks good drives very well, runs smoothly but I will need to replace with a younger vehicle soon. Such a shame but not eco friendly for the environment it will cost more as time goes on so won't be worth keeping.
I have mostly had Mercedes Benz cars as well as BMW and a Porsche.
I made a mistake and bought a 2002 M.B. C270 ESTATE. It had 5 paint re sprays, 12 new alloy wheels, steering problems and worst of all ! on attempting to over take ! WOULD DROP OUT OF DRIVE !!!!!! M.B. Who say they build SAFE MOTOR CARS are lying. To prove the point, just look at how few Mercs are on the road today.
So today I drive a fantastic VW GOLF which does all I want at the moment however I am looking at VW-AUDI-BMW as my next car.
I wood buy a Merc again, having had so many before but M.B. would have to offer me cash back for the £20.000.00 of extra repair costs, in keeping that rotten 2002 C270 going.
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I bought my 09 reg Golf Estate to replace my elderly 52 reg Passat which was outdated and down at heel but perfectly serviceable with 140,000 miles on the clock. The Passat, a 2.0 ltr TDi, used to give me about 42 mpg overall - the Golf does 58mpg overall and is a far more lively performer as well, the gear ratios are just right and 6th gear makes all the difference. I can get well over 63 mpg if I drive gently. There's plenty of space for 2 blokes and all their golf gear. The car is everything I want out of a car and is a good looker, too. Only one complaint - I can't stop the rear wiper making a dreadful noise, even with a new blade. Grr.
The Volkswagen Golf is often referred to in the press as "all the car you would want" for general usage and this is very true.Build quality is good but not spectacular,the TSI engine is very flexible and quite economic, available passenger and load space is sufficient for almost all needs. The car is not cheap to buy when compared with other similar vehicles but does not suffer from excess depreciation.
The real downside is the service, cost and helpfulness of VW Dealers which is poor compared to say Toyota or Honda dealers.
I would buy the same vehicle again, but this is already the second one I have owned so perhaps a change next time.
Great car - solid construction and is fun to drive. This sport version has all the power I need, very quiet, steering is precise, road holding very good and feedback from road is excellent. The extras are well thought out (e.g. attachments and hooks in boot interior lighting). I even love the fact that, if you forget, you can close the electric windows without having to turn the ignition back on.
Sadly, it has recently had a few expensive issues like bearing on water pump needing to be replaced and disks seizing. (The latter were probably caused by my having to park on grass for a long period). So, maybe a bit unlucky?
An unexciting car without any "go faster" image but feeling solid and reliable. As a regular commuter from North of England to Southern Brittany with reasonable luggage, and dog, the VW Golf Estate provides a comfortable mode of transport. The ride is firmer than my previous car, a Peugeot 406 Estate, but this is only really noticeable on the rougher English roads. Modern equipment such as automatic lights and wipers, together with cruise control, make for relatively hassle-free journeys.
Only one serious omission: no radios fitted by the manufacturer are capable of receiving long wave, e.g. Radio 4 whilst in France!
I bought my golf 7 years ago for £500. It had 70,000 on it and was in good shape. It now has 214,000 on it and has survived an 18 wheeler going down the side of it, various components ending their life and had all manor of loads piled into it but it still lives on and does the job great. This year the MOT cost £550 to get through. My partner was told her 4 year old car would cost over £1,000 to get through the MOT and so she upgraded to a new car which cost big money anyway. So, I drive a funny old car, I get waves from VW enthusiasts and I can't keep up with a Ferrari, but how much does it cost to run a Ferrari?
I have had other golfs during my life but this one is so comfortable and easy to drive. I had it from new as I wanted automatic transmission and a sun roof. I find it a little slower than a manual car at getting away at junctions but one gets used to this. the seats can be put at the right height for getting in; this is important for me as I have replacement hips.
However I do find that services and parts are expensive but luckily so far it has had good reliability. Now it is over 8years old parts are wearing so it is becoming more expensive to run compared with a newer one but I am reluctant to sell it!


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Hello Xavier, --- Xavier Hanin <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > As a follow up to this thread, looking at this other > thread may also be > interesting: > http://www.nabble.com/-VFS--RE%3A--GUMP%40vmgump-%3A-Project-ivy-%28in-module-ivy%29-failed-tf3950795.html#a11221003 > > As you see work has already been done to identify > the problem and discuss > with commons vfs team. > > Maybe we should add something to our release notes > and vfs resolver to make > sure people using commons-vfs and webdav can find an > easier path to get it > working with Ivy 2.0. This is one way to go. However, I just tried to compile commons-vfs with httpclient 3.0. The result is the following: -) commons-vfs from trunk compiles with httpclient 3.0. -) commons-vfs tag 1.0 does *not* compile with httpclient 3.0. I am sort of new to commons maven-based built system and I would be very grateful if you verify the above statements. The steps which I did for building are the following: for vfs-trunk: 1) svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/commons/proper/vfs/trunk/ vfs-trunk 2) cd vfs-trunk 3) Open sandbox/pom.xml and change httpclient's version to 3.0 4) Delete ~/.m2 directory 5) cd core 6) mvn install -Dmaven.test.failure.ignore=true 7) cd ../sandbox 8) mvn compile It should compile fine for vfs-1.0 1) svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/commons/proper/vfs/tags/vfs-1.0/ 2) cd vfs-1.0 3) Open sandbox/pom.xml and change httpclient's version to 3.0 4) Delete ~/.m2 directory 5) cd core 6) mvn install -Dmaven.test.failure.ignore=true 7) cd ../sandbox 8) mvn compile The last step should throw the following exception C:\install\apache\commons\vfs\vfs-1.0\sandbox\src\main\java\org\apache\commons\vfs\provider\webdav\WebdavConnectionManag er.java:[25,7] org.apache.commons.vfs.provider.webdav.WebdavConnectionManager is not abstract and does not override abstract method setParams(org.apache.commons.httpclient.params.HttpConnectionManagerParams) in org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpConnectionManager If you can verify that we can built commons-vfs with httpclient 3.0 can we simply upgrade to a nightly build of commons-vfs from the trunk? I only compiled sandbox for simplicity, I am going to run the the unit tests as well. Then I am going to submit an issue to commons jira asking about upgrading the version of httpclient to 3.0 in pom.xml. Also in my job our usage of ivy will give pretty much testing on how commons-vfs behaves with httpclient 3.0. Regards Rambius Tangra Mega Rock: http://www.radiotangra.com/ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page. http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs
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This recipe was inspired by a mushroom mac and cheese I had at a local restaurant. I incorporated the fall flavor of a pumpkin ale, and it turned out better than the original.—Laura Davis, Pocomoke City, Maryland
- 1 package (1 ounce) dried porcini mushrooms
- 1 cup boiling water
- 1 package (16 ounces) small pasta shells
- 6 tablespoons butter, cubed
- 1 cup chopped baby portobello mushrooms
- 1 shallot, finely chopped
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2-1/2 cups 2% milk
- 1/2 cup pumpkin or amber ale
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded sharp white cheddar cheese
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded fontina cheese
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup soft bread crumbs
- 1. Preheat oven to 350°. In a small bowl, combine dried mushrooms and boiling water; let stand 15-20 minutes or until mushrooms are softened. Remove with a slotted spoon; rinse and finely chop. Discard liquid. Cook pasta according to package directions for al dente.
- 2. Meanwhile, in a Dutch oven, heat butter over medium-high heat. Add portobello mushrooms and shallot; cook and stir 2-3 minutes or until tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Stir in flour until blended; gradually stir in milk and beer. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly; cook and stir 3-4 minutes or until slightly thickened. Stir in cheeses, salt and reserved mushrooms.
- 3. Drain pasta; add to mushroom mixture and toss to combine. Transfer to a greased 13x9-in. baking dish. Top with bread crumbs. Bake, uncovered, 35-40 minutes or until golden brown. Yield: 6 servings.
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... so on my like list are the completely unusable Robin (you can't have a Robin and a Reuben, right?) and Rowan, (ditto). Also we like Willow but so does Everyone Else Having Girls right now, ditto Scarlett. Quite like Harriet but it's a slightly odd colour (am synaesthetic). So not too complicated or stupid at all really...
Autumn is lovely; is it right for a May-born baby? I wouldn't have done it for that reason, but recognise I might be being slightly odd about that...
Scarlet does appear red, but 'red' itself doesn't, and neither does ruby. So it's about the shape of the word rather than its connotations though connotations do affect it in random and illogical ways.
I am open to cheeky pms, going into actual labour notwithstanding (am due Today!). Disclaimer - every synaesthete has their own unique set of associations - so the next one along will not have the same associations...
Synaesthesia is where you experience the sensation of one thing in response to a different kind of stimulus. So my synaesthesia is that everything conceptual has a colour. Words, people, places, times, letters and especially numbers - number/colour synaesthesia is the most common kind iirc. For me, thinking itself is coloured; numbers are strongest probably because they are the most stable kinds of concepts. People are coloured, but only when I think about them rather than when they are present. Days and weeks etc. ditto - when I think about them, they have a colour and sometimes a spatial dimension. It's not that I SEE the colour, rather I experience it on a physical level, which I recognise is a strange way to describe what colour is but I think it's probably to do with my particular synaesthesia that colour is more strongly a feeling than it is a visual thing. Some synasthetes 'see' the colour; some have totally different input/ responses - eg. seeing music, tasting sounds, hearing colours.
Synaesthesia is thought to occur when neighbouring brain regions share processing; this would suggest that I process colour in an undifferentiated way rather than discretely in a differentiated part of the brain. The ability to process one set of things in the terms of another is part of how we are capable of abstract thought and language so synaethesia is probably a variation on this basic capacity.
ooh interesting thread!
i don't understand though? can you explain for the oh so thick.
I think Autumn is a lovely name, I like Eleanor and Kate too.
I think this is a really fascinating thread, and am dying to ask what colour my boys names are, could I very cheekily pm you their names?
Emily or Elizabeth
Elin Clare
(and may I ask... does Scarlet appear red to you?)
Can I offer up my dds name - Sadie. Reuben and Sadie go well together I think...
Reuben and grace
Reuben and eloise
Reuben and Eden
Reuben and Eliza
Reuben and Alice
I know a Reuben with a sister called autumn which I think is pretty x
You could have Constance as a full name, and use Coco as a nickname, I thought about this for dd, but got talked out of it.
What about Elsa, Phoebe, Christabel or Anneliese?
Thanks all! I somehow dropped off my own thread <can't-work-mn emoticon> so thought it had died? We're a bit stuck, still, DP specialising in non-commital nods. We LOVE Florence but a good friend has nabbed it; ditto Stella or Estelle. Charlotte I liked for a while, because we could Coco from Charlotte but I'm not sure any more <hormonal>. I'm still pushing Naomi but DP isn't convinced. Think you could do Naomi Coco... Do you?
Recent addition to the list has been Paloma, which is a handsome red colour, and has come from DP so has some enthusiasm from both of us. Think Loma is a nice NN; not sure we could Paloma Coco because Coco is pink (and brown) and I'm a bit meh about the red then pink thing. Since it's only me that's bothered, maybe I could get over it. Does it go if you're not synaesthetic?
Meg, for the poster who asked is dark green fading through light and to blue, it's very nice (and vetoed for us by DP). Nina is a DB's ex-P; he's very happy now but did love Nina and it would feel odd. Gloria is a nice blue and white but not really for us, we know lots of (older) Glorias, so it would be strange.
Willa is interesting, might try it out on DP... Also love Miranda and Hester def will try them out too...
Any further forward with a name OP?
My first thought was Charlotte. Then Louisa.
What colour is Meg?
We have a Florence and if DC2 is a boy we are calling it Reuben.
I don't know the Woody Guthrie song but I did start singing the Kenny Rogers song and now it's stuck in my head.
What about Willa rather than Willow.
Love Naomi.
Awww if it is any help I have a 9 week old Reuben James and his 4 yr old sister is called Naomi Caitlin!
Fenella Rose
Miranda Fern
Thank you Sparkly, you see my son's names as lovely colours. It's interesting to me as the colours you see do almost reflect aspects of their personalities.
Two weeks to go! How exciting. Hope all goes really well for you. I had two names ready for my twins, we discussed them again during labour, yep, all set. But then, when we saw them it all changed. We stuck with one, but plucked a new one out of the air for the elder one. I think a short list of five is good at this stage. Then over the next few weeks you can mentally try them out.
Hmmm ok then, maybe to work on ideas to go with Coco as a middle name?
Naomi Coco is quite sweet
Or how about....
Caitlin Coco
Sara Coco
Cara Coco
Sorrel Coco
That's hard...I don't think many names go well with coco, but that's just personal opinion...
Okay, sorry to have dallied, everyone, DM was in town and baby's gender is a secret so felt unable even sneakily to reply...
Re: Reuben is ruby coloured - well, no actually, and neither is Ruby as a matter of
synaesthetic oddness fact, and while it is a nice colour, it's a bit like a Stroop test, so I'd not consider Ruby.
Colours on randomly discussed boys' names :
Toby - Navy blue and brown, it's very dense and would be a contender for Reuben's brother if we had to think of one
Jake - Yellow and pale blue
Milo - green with brown underlining/ undershadowing, with a bit of white, it's actually quite complex and was nearly Reuben's name
Finn - rusty orange
Charlie - pale blue
Oliver - white, black with red at the end
All quite nice really! and I feel relieved about that, there are some lovely names which are all the wrong colour, like Michael, which is brown, black, orange and dirty. Mike is mainly dirty. Sorry if it's anyone's DH/ DC name, I can only reiterate, the next synaesthete along will tell you it's made of diamond and blue, or something...
Vashti is out, don't like v words, they are too pointy (sorry, that's the possibly least useful reasoning ever given) Sophie, Georgia, Daisy, Isabella, Corinna and Tamsin have been bagged by friends. Love Aurora, DP has vetoed - quite like Natalie but have taught a million and probably wouldn't use it for that reason. Same with Lauren, though it is particularly pleasingly coloured. Anna is great; Sally I'd forgotten existed! IYSWIM. Naomi is def creeping up on me, I already thought it was quite nice... Miranda Jane is just brilliantly put together, in terms of colours - emerald green and a brilliant, dazzling yellow but really solid. Might try it out on DP, not sure whether it's purely the colours that feel very appropriate...
Love, love love Sorrell Rose despite an odd colour thing, also Reuben announced the baby should be called Rosie Park, so it would be nice to give her one of his names. His current fave is Coco, though, and we were seriously thinking she should have Coco as a middle name/ nn and a more 'high court judge' (in the words of my friend) first name... Elodie May is lovely too, and more harmoniously coloured.
Didn't know the Woody Guthrie ref! Harriet and Thea are both lovely - Harriet could also be Hatty, which is tres chic.
Well, we've got two weeks or so before she gets here? Having said that, we didn't get to the registrar until Reuben was 3mo so I'd be lying if was to suggest there was any sense of real pressure with that deadline...
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