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Hastings TOP 10 Holiday Park
610 Windsor Avenue, 6245 Hastings, New Zealand –
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5 Reasons to Choose Hastings TOP 10 Holiday Park
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Make us your fist step to unwinding in sunny Hawkes Bay - we put the Park back in Holiday Park, with 10 Acres of beautiful park like grounds, privately tucked away in the centre of Hastings. Napier and Havelock North are also an easy drive away. Private Spa pools, swimming pool - HEATED in Winter to 30 degrees!!! Shady tree-lined avenues, beautifully landscaped grounds and lake make this park a relaxing, enjoyable holiday setting for everyone to share
Area Info – Guests loved walking around the neighborhood!
Closest Landmarks
- Splash Planet 0.4 miles
- Black Barn Vineyards 3.1 miles
- Te Mata Estate 3.2 miles
- Craggy Range Vineyards 4.4 miles
- Elephant Hill Wine Estate 5.7 miles
- Trinity Hill 7.1 miles
- Church Road Winery 8.6 miles
- Mission Estate Winery 9.1 miles
- McLean Park 10.5 miles
- Pania of the Reef Statue 11.6 miles
Most Popular Landmarks
- Bluff Hill Lookout 12.2 miles
Restaurants & Markets
- New World, Hastings Supermarket 1.2 miles
- Hastings Farmers Market Market 1.6 miles
- Vidal Winery and Restaurant Restaurant 0.4 miles
Natural Beauty
- Te Mata Peak Mountain 6.2 miles
Closest Airports
- Napier Airport 12.6 miles
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Facilities of Hastings TOP 10 Holiday Park
Most Popular Facilities
- BBQ Facilities
- Grounds
Pool and Spa
- Swimming Pool
- Outdoor Pool (all year)
- Hot Tub/Jacuzzi (additional charge)
Pets are not allowed.
- Bicycle Rental (additional charge)
- Playground
- Tennis Court
WiFi is available in all areas and costs NZD 5 per hour.
Free! Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
- Vending Machine (drinks)
- Baggage Storage
- Fax/Photocopying
- Laundry
- Paid WiFi
- Heating
- Safe
- Family Rooms
- Facilities for Disabled Guests
- Non-smoking Rooms
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Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room.
Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
All children under 1 year stay free of charge when using existing beds.
One child under 1 year stays free of charge in a crib.
All children from 1 to 13 year are charged NZD 25 per person per night when using existing beds.
One older child or adult is charged NZD 30 per person per night when using existing beds.
There is no capacity for extra beds in the room.
The maximum number of cribs in a room is 1.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are not allowed.
When booking more than 4 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
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We are just home from a week's cruise down the Intracoastal Waterway!! It was an amazing trip from Carolina Beach NC to Georgetown, SC and back again in six days. We actually left a day later than planned to avoid the predicted storms on April 16th and we are really glad we did. The largest tornado outbreak in NC history happened that day. We were really lucky. We were on the boat at Carolina Beach. I was able to practice my full hurricane tie, simply for the practice and to inspect all of my spare lines for the first time this season. As storm cell came towards us on the boat, it split in two and went around us. Whew!
We began our cruise Sunday April 17th. We left Joyner Marina at first light - or 8am. The winds and river were incredibly calm considering the storms that blew through the day before. We caught the outgoing tide and were making 11kts down the Cape Fear -WooHoo!! Our plan for today is a 52 mile cruise to North Myrtle Beach. We'll be passing several inlets along the way, the most notable would be Shallotte's inlet. We've renamed it "Shallows" inlet. Definitely favor the greens going through here.
Sunday night, we had reservations at the Harborgate Marina, located right at the Little River swing bridge. This is a great little marina with full length finger piers on both sides. Nice floating docks and experienced dockhands. Anita was working the office and had a bag of gifts ready for us! A beach ball, baseball cap, Frisbee and beer huggies! All this and at only $1.25 a foot! There is a restaurant named "Filet's" right there at the marina, with indoor and outdoor seating…nice view of the waterway and pretty good sushi too!
Monday, April 18th had us cruising through the notorious "Rockpile" on our way to Georgetown. Today would be a 62 mile journey, and Tom will not relax until we make it through the Rockpile stretch! We didn't see a single rock on this passage…not a one. The waterway passing Myrtle Beach is as you would expect….some of it was natural or golf courses and some of it could have been highway 17 with all the billboards! We passed Bill and Margaret on Margarita shortly after going through the Swing Bridge. They were coming back from their winter in the Bahamas. (soo jealous)
The Waccamaw River was amazing….stunningly beautiful. You find yourself totally engulfed in parkland on both sides of the waterway. The Spanish Moss covered Cypress trees grow right out of the water. The flat calm water and the tree lined edges made it look like we were cruising in the biyeau. We saw tons and tons of Osprey and even one Bald Eagle. There are several good anchorage spots along here, but no where to pee the dog! As the Waccamaw River joined up with the Pee Dee River, the water changed into a pretty strong head sea. Skinny Dippin's bow was bouncing out of the water and she was ringing her own bell. It reminded both of us of turning the corner at Minnesott Point on the Neuse River going towards Oriental! (no pictures of the rolly's sorry!)
We arrived at Harbourwalk Marina in Georgetown about 2pm.Chris is the Dockmaster here. He's got nice new floating docks and super clean restrooms. Harbourwalk also sports a nice big front porch over looking the harbor. It's early enough to jump on the bikes for a quick tour of old town Georgetown and a stop at the Food Lion for some Fat Tires!!
We had dinner at the Big Tuna and drinks on the rooftop at Buzz's Roost. Dusk brought with it swarms of no-see-ums, although they were very large and we could very easily see-um. Georgetown is definitely worth a stop. Lots of little shops within walking distance to the marina. There is also lots of room to anchor in the harbor here, if you prefer.
Tuesday morning we got a slow start on purpose. We were only going 30 miles today, back up the Waccamaw to the Osprey Marina. This was on our itinerary only because of all the great reviews posted online. All reviews were absolutely correct. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. They also do a gift bag, with cheese and crackers, dog treats, and beer huggies! Osprey has a fabulous front porch and a little grill. We ate on the boat, after another bike ride to the Food Lion. It's funny how you run out of mustard and relish just in time for hot dogs. The Food Lion was about three miles away….not a bad ride, but not one for the faint of heart. The roads were busy and very little shoulder area to ride on. But the traffic seemed to be very friendly to bikers.
We so enjoyed our day at Osprey and thought about staying an extra day. The marina is full of super friendly boaters and cruisers, and we could stay and listen to stories for days and days, but we decide to press on back to Myrtle Beach. We fueled up at the Osprey and Tom changed the fuel filters. This left us without any spares, so we decide to go to Doc Holidays today, because it's ½ mile from the West Marine. On our way back up, we definitely see the notorious rock ledges. The rocks really do come all the way out to the channel markers on both sides, starting at marker 18 going north all the way to Myrtle Beach proper!!
We pull into Doc Holidays, he gives us a face dock on the ICW even after we requested a real slip. No gift baskets here., no dockhands. A guy who keeps his center console there grabbed our lines as the dockmaster comes around the corner. We get tied up and walk over to West Marine for spare filters. Then we tell the dock master we're leaving. We're not comfortable on the face dock and frankly he's more expensive than back up at Harborgate. He was a little confrontational about our wanting to leave, which made us want to leave even faster. So we did….Tom called up Anita at the Harborgate, and she had the same slip we had the other day available for us. We're in! We shove off and go just a half a mile or so to where we know we'll be comfortable. Tonight we'll eat at Captain Poo's biker bar that was right next door. Fun…and within walking distance.
Thursday we decide to leave so we'll catch Shallottes Inlet at high tide. That has us leaving at 930am. We have another perfect weather day. Little wind, calm water and the temps have really warmed up. Summer is here! We are staying in Southport tonight. Southport Marina is only 15 miles from our home marina in Carolina Beach, but we don't want vacation to end just yet. The weather is forecasting for high winds and possible storms tonight and we don't want to get caught in the Cape Fear if one decides to blow in. Friday is forecasted for 20% chance of rain….and with only 15 miles to go, we can wait all day and still make it home.
Southport is a sleepy little tourist fishing village. Lots of marine history here. We had a fabulous dinner at Mr P's before settling in for the evening. The winds were howling at 25-30kts, but no rain or storms came with it. I got up several times this evening to check our lines and make sure Skinny Dippin' is safe.
Friday dawned overcast and still windy. Although the buoys were reporting only 10kts sustained with gusts to 20. The tide was coming in at 8am, high tide was at noon-ish. All morning the wind was opposite the tide, which would make for a very ugly cruise up the Cape Fear. So we waited for the tide to turn and with the wind and the tide in the same direction, the river would flatten out. It worked, but then it started to rain. So we motored in the rain against the tide and the current and made it home at 430 Friday afternoon.
This week's cruise was totally awesome. It's almost difficult to put into words the beauty of our coast and the joy of being on the water with my best friend. Tom and I are really learning so much about boating, about weather and about each other. We are communicating better than ever and have become a great team. If we continue to grow in skills and experience, I can totally see us being a delivery team in the future. We are enjoying the actual cruise as much, if not more than the destinations. Cruising is being totally immersed in nature….living in this moment….making memories that will last a lifetime.
This was a week that has left us both looking forward to the next cruise adventure. We'll spend the summer on the water doing little projects and reporting those as they happen. Our next big cruise will most likely be back to the Neuse River for Hurricane Season. After that, I look forward to planning cruises to Ocracoke, The Pamlico River and the Carolina Loop! While we envy those who can cruise long distances and for months or years at a time….we're also learning that cruising close to home is a wonderful way to spend time on the water enjoying each other's company and reveling in the beauty of Coastal Carolina.
Fair winds and calm seas!


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Bayview On The Park Hotel Melbourne
52 Queens Road, Melbourne, Australia
The 4-star Bayview On The Park Hotel provides a stunning view over Port Phillip Bay and Albert Park. The hotel opened its doors in 1965 and was remodeled in 2001.
Offering direct access to Melbourne Aquarium, Melbourne Cricket Ground and St. Kilda Beach, Bayview On The Park Hotel enjoys convenient setting in the heart of Melbourne. The property is set 10 minutes' walk away from King's Domain Gardens, Albert Park and Fawkner Park.
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The hotel provides modern rooms including Compact Wing Double Room, Spacious Studio Suite and Standard Wing Twin Room. Each of them is equipped with coffee/tea makers, wireless internet, flat-screen TV, a safe and ironing facilities. A hairdryer, a shower and dressing gowns can be found in all bathrooms.
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25 minutes' drive from Essendon airport and 10 minutes' walk to Prahran train station.
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- Dressing area
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- Direct dial telephone
- International calls
- Shared bathroom
- Bathtub
- Bathrobes
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- Smoke Detectors
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52 Queens Road, Melbourne, Australia
The hotel provides modern rooms including Compact Wing Double Room, Spacious Studio Suite and Standard Wing Twin Room. Each of them is equipped with coffee/tea makers, wireless internet, flat-screen TV, a safe and ironing facilities. A hairdryer, a shower and dressing gowns can be found in all bathrooms.
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What's nearby
- Local attractions
- St Kilda Mangrove Boardwalk150 m
- Australian Formula One Grand Prix600 m
- Fawkner Park750 m
- Albert Park Golf Course1000 m
- Revolver Upstairs1.4 km
- Windsor Railway Station1.6 km
- Gold Class Village Cinemas1.6 km
- 'Neighbours' Tour600 m
- St Kilda Sea Baths2.0 km
- Luna Park2.4 km
- St Kilda Pier1.7 km
- City Center1.0 km
- Airports
- Essendon22.7 km
- Train stations
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- Check out this fancy footwork! Discover the joy of socks!Knitting the Perfect Pairleads you step-by-step through a variety of styles, from warm and classic to cool and fashionable. Take a walk on the wild side with fishnet stockings. Wrap your toes in the romance of lace-cuffed cable socks. Treat your feet to the ultimate comfort of cozy thrummed house socks, or dress them up in fancy Fair Isle socks or socks with funky, textured stripes. You'll find styles fit for every foot! Knitting the Perfect Pairincludes: 12 patterns ranging from the traditional to the -fashion forward, for women and men. Sizing advice and construction tips for socks that fit like a glove. Everything you need to know about yarn and needle selection, different cast-on and bind-off methods, heel turning and toe shaping variations, basic stitches, increasing, decreasing and graftingplus care tips for hand-knitted socks. A wide variety of construction techniques and variations (ruffles, ribbing, tassels, articulated toes and more!) so you can mix and match your way to fabulously original footwear. No need for cold feet with the easy-to-follow, detailed directions inside, even beginners can turn out results that will knock your store-bought socks off!
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Before your new-look Phoenix Suns begin their 2013-14 campaign against the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday, October 30 in the team's regular season home opener at US Airways Center, take a moment to look back at the team's stellar preseason. Finishing with a 5-2 record, there were multiple players – some new, some returning – who showed flashes of brilliance and promise. Click through to revisit the top five individual performances of the preseason.
Eric Bledsoe vs. Maccabi Haifa, Oct. 7: In perhaps the team's best overall individual performance of the preseason, Eric Bledsoe demonstrated why the Suns are so excited about the young guard in a 130-89 victory against Maccabi Haifa. The 6-1 star tallied 22 points on 10-of-15 from the floor to go along with five steals, four assists, three rebounds and a game-high +25 efficiency rating (the highest of any Suns player in the preseason). "Good basketball players know how to play with other guys in terms of what works best," Hornacek said after the game about the budding relationship between Bledsoe and Dragic. "One time it might be Goran. One time it might be Eric. They seem to have a pretty good little relationship already, which is kind of nice."
Channing Frye vs. the Blazers, Oct. 9: After missing the entire 2012-13 season with a heart condition, Channing Frye's first action on the court proved to be not only inspiring, but a huge key in the Suns' 104-98 victory in Portland. Frye was 5-of-6 from the field including 3-of-4 from beyond the arc in just 16 minutes of action. The Suns held off a fourth-quarter rally by the Blazers to improve their preseason record to 2-0.
Goran Dragic vs. the Clippers, Oct. 15: Playing with what many consider to be their starting lineup for the 2013-14 season opener, Goran Dragic elevated his game to another level to help the Suns nearly come away with a win after trailing by 16 at the half. The Dragon scored 20 points on 8-of-12 shooting (4-of-4 from downtown) as the Suns stormed back to take a 95-94 lead with 38.8 seconds left in the game. Even though the Suns didn't emerge victorious, Dragic's leadership and effectiveness were on full display.
Miles Plumlee vs. the Nuggets, Oct. 23: Finishing the preseason on a positive note, the Suns pulled away in the fourth quarter against the Nuggets in a 98-79 win. While Eric Bledsoe's 21 points and Gerald Green's 19 were certainly welcomed, Miles Plumlee verified why he's turned so many heads in preseason. The center scored eight points on 3-of-5 shooting while adding 10 rebounds, two assists and two blocks in 25 minutes. More significantly, perhaps, Plumlee finished with a game-high +20 efficiency rating. "If I had to say any one player right now, it'd probably be Miles," Hornacek said to Suns.com's Matt Petersen when asked who has impressed him thus far. "When we got him, obviously he only played 55 minutes [total] in Indiana last year. When we got him, we watched him shoot the ball. He had a little bit of a hitch he said he was trying to work on. Offensively he didn't look that great. He came here and worked his tail off for a month prior to the season."
Gerald Green vs. the Spurs, Oct. 13: Gerald Green is obviously known for his amazing athletic ability and high-flying dunking skills. But his 19 points on 8-of-15 shooting to go along with three rebounds and two assists in just 19 minutes proved that the 6-7 combo guard can do so much more. Green's versatile performance on both ends of the floor helped lead the Suns to a 106-99 win and an unbeaten 3-0 in the preseason. "You've just got to go out there and compete hard every day," Green said. "I'm all about winning. It doesn't matter if I start, or if I don't start, if I play or if I don't play. As long as we're winning, that's all I care about."


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I thought Bloody Valentine was a lot of fun. It fills in some holes and gives extra information about Allegra and Schuyler's dad. There are three short stories, one about Oliver after Schuyler leaves him, one about Allegra and Ben, and then another about Schuyler and Jack.
All of the stories were quick reads and I liked getting insight into the characters. I thought that there was a rather large jump in between books 4 and 5 (The Van Alen Legacy and Misguided Angel), like how Oliver got over Schuyler, and how Schuyler and Jack bonded. This cleared that up, which I appreciated. I also really loved getting more insight into Allegra's and Charles's characters (and meeting Schuyler's dad!). Allegra is such an interesting character because we hear a lot about her, but don't get to see her. Reading about her running around and going to school was a nice change.
One thing I didn't like was how Schuyler and Jack were able to resolve the conflict in the third story. Honestly, it wasn't very believable for me, which kept this story from being really great. On the up side, however, there were a few drawings included at the end, which I thought were cool.
I would definitely recommend this book for fans of the series; like I said, it's a fast read, and it fills in some holes. Bloody Valentine is a great addition to the Blue Bloods series.
First of all, I cannot emphasize enough that I think this book is worth sticking through the first quarter or hundred pages. I only feel the need to bring this up, because I was surprised by the amount of one-star ratings I saw for this book and realized the reason for them was overwhelmingly that people gave up on it about 20-25% in. I'll be honest, I don't blame those people who did. The first part of the book really seems like it is setting up to be another run-of-the-mill dystopian YA book like Hunger Games or Divergent. However, while it does not go into a completely different direction I think that the latter part of the book is incredibly well done and more than makes up for the stale beginning.
There are several things that I really liked about the way this book handled itself after the initial set up. The first was that I enjoyed the relationships between characters. Most importantly, I liked the way the main character (Joy) was developed. There was a lot of internal monologue by Joy, as often happens in these kinds of books, but also actually interacted with several other characters including her Otherworld hounds which greatly improved the monotony that occasionally occurs. The friendships she developed were well written and nothing seemed overdramatic and were still quite compelling. Most importantly to me, she was in no way spurred on purely through romantic interest of any kind. This is a bit of a pet peeve of mine when it comes to strong female characters. I think that she was a nice balance between still being the young girl she is and being incredibly strong and mature when the time called for it (as expected of a heroine). The book is not devoid of romantic interest, which I think could also ring somewhat false or hollow, but it is very much a subplot that informs feelings and decisions but in no way could be considered a major part of the novel.
The other thing I thought was handled quite well that worried me at first were the Christians (referred to as Christers in the book). I hate to admit I went from laughing about the fact that they were angry that this cataclysmic event was not the apocalypse to beginning to cringe about how they were being talked about for the most part (again in the first hundred pages or so). Again though, I think that this was beautifully handled in the subsequent sections of the novel when Joy befriends a Christer hunter nicknamed "White Knight" and we get to see her much more nuanced and interesting relationship with them as a whole.
Also, the hounds are really cool and I want some.
Overall, I don't think this book will blow your socks off and if you can't deal with a slow start it is not for you, but if you can get past that and like this sort of novel I think you will be well rewarded with the rest of it.
*I received a free copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.*
Overall Rating: 4.5 out of 5
I don't know if I've been meta-analyzing books for too long, but I found myself willfully resisting the urge to do so with this book. What I mean is that when I started reading it (more or less directly after finishing the first book in the series, Hunter), I found myself spending a lot of time trying to decide if I liked the way Lackey was trying to give enough background information for people jumping in cold vs. hampering the plot developing. From there ,I found myself trying to decide if the pacing of the overarching story was well done. While I have answers to both of these things now (if you are curious, I think she kept it about as short as she could and I actually loved the pacing since it didn't seemed rushed, respectively) I found I had a lot more fun reading this book when I just took it for the story it is without trying to over think it. And I have to say the result was one of the more immersive experiences I've had with a book in a while.
I get scared with sequels, particularly of YA, when I like the first book in a series. A lot of times, authors seem to use the first story to build a great world in the opener and then just hit the turbo button to too-fast-developing-not-super-thought-out plot in book two. This book absolutely did not do that. At one point I found myself thinking that this book can feel at times feel like it is just an extension of adventures from part one, which some may see as a negative but I really enjoyed. This is not to say that the larger plot does not advance. There are a lot of pretty important developments and the conflicts between the different government programs that are theoretically all supposed to be working together is particularly interesting, however, this information is spread out throughout the book with fun "hunts" and social activity thrown in to it feels like a much more natural progression of story than other books I have read.
The conceit that was hinted at in the previous book that all of the Othersiders are represented in some way in human folklore or mythology is expanded upon in this book in an incredibly interesting way which opens up for even more questions about the worlds relationship with the Otherside. I also found the consistency of magic in this universe to be very satisfying. There is something almost scientific about the way magic usage is explained in this world and it leads to new discoveries in magic to be satisfying as a reader rather than random and like a crutch of some type to advance the plot.
Overall I was pleasantly surprised that I liked this book even more than the first one. All the things I said in my previous review remain true, especially that the characters seem to act the way people really would which is something I love particularly in YA. Now I just hope that the series does not suffer from my other largest concern which is not knowing how to end which retroactively makes me not enjoy the previous books as much, but for now I can confidently say that I cannot recommend this series enough if you are at all interested in YA fantasy!
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Further freakingly fantabulous adventures of the 40+ Mummies Part 2(1000 Posts)
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Here you go, fantastic 40+ Mums, a brand new thread for all of us, old friends from the pregnancy thread or new joiners
Chairman ! Yeah ! Very glad you had some rest ! Hope DD will be less poo productive today.
EAgle, I will watch that as soon as I have finished ths post.
Our Mums feel they can say anything and everything to us, but we do have feelings too !
So wet outside, can't believe how awful this spring has been. Question is, will we have a summer ? Or go straight back to autumn, which we never left tbh.
Omg, DS has put his Yoda outfit on after his nap ! I have been checking and was glad hetook off his ears for lunch, then for 30min after waking up he played without the outfit and now he has it back on... Star wars virus must be genetic ! DH is too young to be infected when the very first episode was released.
knicky that is a tough one. i would expect more from the public sector. Where do employers get off not supporting families. I hope there are remedies - keep us posted. Baby k is totally gorgeous!
scare baby s smiled at my mil first- she always smiles at those shes not seen so much - more interesting. Smiles are coming for me though. Your babes are gorgeous - I love how dd is looking at ds. Well done on the expressing. I swore I wouldn't express as its the most pointless indignity but now wondering if it'll all be different this time - I'll gush, baby s will accept bottle.
chair glad your two are better and that dp gave you a richly deserved night off. Dd is a big smiler!she sounds lovely.
eagle that is soooo funny. (The link) Love it re your mum. Mine is so tactful it is hard to workout what she thinks about anything. My weightless is stalling - planning a one day 5:2 style fast. Glad eaglet got through jabs - it's truly heartbreaking.
lrm need to join you on the wobble board. Is 4.5 not enough? I've stalked at 3 stone and would love to lose another stone and a half.
Baby s crying her intermediate pissed off cry. Ok on boob now.
bbd the yoda story is gorgeous! He was parted from his ears- wow. Your dads saying about doors is one of my favourites - it has been with me through all my tough times though its the bob marley version - when one door is closed another one opens. Maybe he first heard it from your dad? Good counsel for knicky.
AFM peeved that may have to get a new roof for our property that we rent out. Will it stop leaking or not if we patch it? Roofers hard to interpret. Etc. Intimidating perturbing figure of 7k looms -we haven't got it.
Baby s so gorgeous and fat I'm beside myself with delight at her. On which note must leave screen for girl.
Just picked my ds up from nursery. He'd baked the most enormous biscuit which for some unknown reason the key worker unwrapped and gave to him there and then. What was I going to do? Boundaries and all that! I did protest weakly but didn't really have the strength to see it through, It was a stable door bolted horse situation - no getting it back.
I was also ravenous and the biscuit looked bloody delicious, buttery crumbliness, lightly browned on the base. I asked to try some ... And the little bugger refused! He ate the whole thing, I just had to suck it up as I was coming from too childish a place myself to make a stand. My thought process was 'gimme the biscuit! Gimme the biscuit!"
Hello everyone. Lovely posts. I will rejoin properly soon I hope after marking is done. My word count tells me I have so far written 15,534 words on report forms. Am about one third done. See you all after 45,000.
Flying in to mark place on new thread. Like so many of the older babies we seem to have sleep regression and I am knackered all over again - catching up always seems challenging. Love the Yoda outfit - want pictures. Baby crying, better go. Oh and I am doing 5 2 too. Does seem to be working. LRM - last night I baked bread and butter pudding with rum soaked fruit. I virtually am dishing you out some.
T up since 5, DD since 5.30, being disciplined by 6am, screeched and woke T from his nap when finally got him to nap, and then we'd run out of milk for coffee. It has been a loooong day Early bedtime at Scarecrow Towers
<considers white wine vinager>
one in bed, one being read to by daddy (who arrived home just in time), house tidyish, wine poured. sighhhhhh
Hope you all have a chilled out evening and lovely long week end !
In a very bad mood today. Tomorrow will be better. Hugs to all
Somewhere. 4,5 stone would be pre pregnancy weight. I am 5foot 11 so tall. Was 16stone 7lbs now 12 stone 5 this morning. New aim 11 stone 13. Not a good start today had cake crisps and bread. Never mind.
Midget. Thanks for the virtual pud it was yummy!
Already! lrm. I had crisps and jam on toast for dinner,
I'm 5'6'' and was 15 st before birth, 13st pre preg. Now 12 st and feeling slim but I used to be 10 st. Target - 11 st. Method 5:2 lite.
Hi all. V quick post from mother in law land for advice. DD still has diarrhoea 5 days on. I'm wondering about lactose intolerance given she is formula fed. Anyone got any experience? She seems fine apart from her bum - feeding well, lots of wet nappies, fine in herself. We're doing at least 10 pooey nappies a day.
Weight-wise: 5'2", 12st. Was 10st 7-ish pre pregnancy, but was 9st 7 before DS. Want to get down to 9 stone. Exercise is the key, but still thinking about diet. Bit scared of 5:2.
See you all later
Yes chair baby s pooed every nappy at first and had seemingly incurable nappy rash. Health visitor said cut out cows milk - it could be milk protein or lactose. It did the trick - now it's one lake of poo every two days or so and nothing at all the rest of the time, and nappy rash gone.
HV said they can be sensitive to it even in breast milk from mums diet. So perhaps the 'wrong' formula can trigger it.
soooo ... after jumperooing about until 11.30pm last night, baby seaside finally crashed and slept until 11am!!! (with a few dream feeds as usual) and is now napping again, so I finally managed to catch up with all that's been going on with you chatters. Sorry scarecrowprobably not what you need to hear. I think I may be boasting.
goat keep up that marking!! I'd like to send you a big box of chocolate and vat of coffee to help keep you going.
chairman I know I bang on about it, but osteopath made baby s go from 6-8 poos a day to one every couple of days after 1 session - was amazing. I did try to reduce lactose, brassicas, baked beans, OJ, chocolate too for a while (ok, I failed with the choc) as HV said could contribute to colic/reflux/upset tummy via breast milk, but other things I read said made no difference. I didn't know what to think really. My cousin's baby had bad intolerances / allergies to stuff the mum ate via breast milk. BTW how are things with DH? glad you managed to discuss it calmly, you sound like you have good peace-making skills
eagle excuse me, but your mums an idiot (sorry if thats rude) - you look great! my dad tends to say tactless stuff like that. I'm doing my best to ignore. DP luckily never would, and doesn't seem to mind what I look like, lovely lovely man. Of course we don't look exactly like we did before we had a baby. That's because we've had a baby - hurray!!
bbd aah, your cute ds! when do they get into dressing up do you think? I have to admit I put baby s in her funniest clothes sometimes to give me and family a laugh, but she's obviously oblivious!
scarecrowloved that website you posted link to. I'm getting so cross at reading flimsy yet bossy stuff by 'experts' on baby-raising, it was breath of fresh air! somewhere I did a lot of searching for research on bed sharing with a prem baby, couldn't find any proper research on the dangers - it might be out there, but I couldn't find it, yet again and again was told it was dangerous for prems / teenies. Well, I did it anyway because I had to, and have mainly really loved it, and it really helped with bf and putting weight on for us.
cycle how are you and baby cycle doing?
midget what are you cooking this weekend? actually, don't tell me. All the chat about weight has made me realise I think I need wibbly tummies link too though - 8 months post-birth, time to get out of the pregnancy leggings no? LRM I'm utterly in awe - you have been so dedicated and disciplined.
Baby s just entrances me every day, I can't express how happy she has made me I don't even really mind the bad stuff like nappies and sleep most of the time. The fly in the ointment is my utter dread of going back to work. I seriously can't really think about it without going hot and cold, imagining her feeling abandoned (whilst I realise she will prob be fine) and me feeling utterly bereft. Those with older ones, did you feel like this, and if so did it get better? How did you cope? Due to my job circs its unfortunately all or nothing for me - (very) full time or not at all, can't really take career break either, as if I'm out for a bit that's kind of it for me and this career. Its taken me a long time and a slog to get where I am, part of me wouldn't care as I'm so happy on mat leave, but suspect I would like it less long term, and am worried about financial security - DPs job not immensely secure. But I literally don't know if I can leave her. I don't disapprove of childcare or anything dim like that, its just this very over-emotional reaction to thinking about doing it myself. Suspect I may just need to pull myself together and get on with doing what millions of other mums have to do too. knicky feel for your situation too - that's just rubbish - you must feel like publicly shaming his employers.
waves to everyone I haven't name checked - I've still read your news, just run out of writing time, need to have coffee and choco leibnitz in this sleep window - no wonder diet is going nowhere
Lots of lovely updates.
Seaside you can say anything for the joy of reading your name More seriously, I don't compare (well except the hallucinatory quality of Chairman's Whole Night's Sleep). Indeed one of my thoughts about places like Mumsnet is they are distorted by the tendency to focus on the negatives - it is more useful/necessary and less boastful to post about bad nights' sleep, weaning problems and tantrums than all the opposites.
Chair, you might well be right about DD's lactose intolerance. Definitely worth pursuing. I'm not a big one for rushing to GP, but might it be worth going - partly to discuss ideas, and just in case there are any less obvious impacts like salts or mineral losses? Hope you find some answers soon.
Interested in diet chat. Was a bit this morning that still resolutely 12st after two weeks of trying to cut sugar - probably because I have not been super good at it, and eaten loads of nuts (?), and working my way through a bottle of wine. Compared to an adult near universal 10-10.7 st. Anyway, among many good things about DH is he is so supportive and encouraging, reminding me that I lost the weight slowly and steadily last time, and last bit only when stopped bf-ing, and that this is perhaps why T so content and growing so well. Also swam with DD yesterday and hit a tennis ball today and both felt great, so confident can start upping walking again and I start a core and pelvic floor class next Monday, after which I will slowly pick up some running.
I'm fascinated by height/weight stats: somehow had Chair as taller and LRM as more petite...
Goat, feel for you on marking. DH also in marking purgatory. He is amazingly sane about it but it must be a bit soul destroying some days. Are you at 30k yet?! What subjects/ages do you teach? Assuming you are happy to say...
BBD, hope you are feeling better today. I can't bear to think of you grumpy: you give so much warmth and light and calm to the rest of us, I feel somebody should be there to shine some back. Just loved description of DS as Yoda. I too adored those films (the original ones).
Just watched v v g documentary about Bowie on iPlayer - called Five Days. Highly recommend if you are even half a fan. Funnily only film I've stayed awake through recently is Iron Lady, which also highly rated. Glad to see on TV though - seemed more suited to small screen, plus as that is how we usually see outer politics maybe more natural too.
Seaside - poor you: going back to work ghastly. So many odd feelings it throws up. I tried to separate the childcare and the leaving her in childcare. I was and still am totally thrilled with our CM: she is all I dreamed and hoped for. That way when I hated leaving DD I didn't add any worry about what she was doing to that. I found keeping in touch days helped: they were more doable as one offs, and when I enjoyed seeing colleagues and using my skills, I could also think about the positives, and focus on taking it one day at a time. As posted here I still got home and sobbed for missing DD some eves, so it is never going to be easy: it does though get eas^^ier^^. Special hugs for this.
AFM, T smiled at me DD is a munchkin still and DH is being massively better (though still monstrously presumptuous : yesterday he spent whole day from 6-6 out at a motor racing event and then breezily told me he was going to bar to watch Grand Prix today...). Still, a lot better, and a happier home. And T smiled, in case I haven't mentioned it for a while
Cycle - thinking of you every day xx
Forgot to say: am ridiculously thrilled that a thread I started in chat about words that DC mis-pronounce which are too cute to correct has had loads of replies and somebody even suggested it for MN Classics! How my sense of self worth is changing...
Thanks for replies everyone. If we're still in a world of poo towards the end of this week I'll take DD to the GP.
scarecrow, how wonderful to be getting smiles. It feels amazing doesn't it. The first real piece of interaction, and lovely to see the contentment. Hope he gives you lots! Also congrats on a successful thread. I love it! My DS calls pineapple 'pappapple' and when we saw some peacocks today he called them 'peapots''. Gorgeous. Though peapots makes me think of plastic containers for urine samples. Hmmm.
Off to bed now. Night all.
We've escaped! Babycamper gained the whole 10g required for them to let us go! The house is chaos, with laundry, post and baby clothes everywhere, but it's great to be home. Tomorrow I can choose my own clothes, instead of just wearing what my husband brings me!. (Isn't it strange what you miss?)
Where is chat? I can never find it
My little darling has settled in the Moses basket All By Herself. Extraordinary. I had to turn her slightly on her side though which is against the advice. She doesn't like to be swaddled now it appears. God it changes so fast.
My ds until v recently said 'private seat' for privacy and 'crunchyside' for countryside. I like 'pappapple'.
cycle crossed posts. Hooray!!!!xxxx
Yay, yay, yay cycle. It must feel so wonderful to be home. And brilliant weight gain too. What a relief.
oh cycle so pleased for you and all the family. Ignore jobs and rest. x
scarecrow crossed posts.
How fabulous that T is smiling. Nothing like it.
I've also been thinking that we - or I - get a bit negative on here. I'd never dump on my mates the way I do on here. I'd also balance things a bit more in the way I told it.
Compare issue s important- it's the old balance again, we don't want to be boastful Facebook style narcissists nut we could perhaps share a bit more of the good stuff.
seaside I have been on a journey into the co sleeping research and have emerged resolved that you do it deliberately and carefully, with every precaution.
Re work I've not had to go back to work full time until dp was three. I feel for you and I believe dropping out of work a bit eg to go part time can open new possibilities. Equally I believe good quality child care can nurture babies fine and women should be free to do whatever they want - esp if they have a great job.
I was told A childminder is good for those early years - up to three - as you want one unchanging person the bubba can attach to. Attachment is all. This raises jealousy feelings - did for me with my superb CM - but is best for the LO so ultimately I felt better.
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Raxaul (India-Nepal border), Feb. 5: Boiled brinjal was the staple diet of Himalayan giants Ganesh Man Singh, Matrika Koirala and Krishna Bhattarai ' the first known as the 'Gandhi of Nepal' and the other two going on to become Prime Ministers ' when they fled to this town after the palace crackdown on democrats decades ago.
The local Arya Samaj, then housed in a few hutments, gave them shelter. The evenings were marked by 'strategy sessions' on countering the durbar onslaught.
The brainstorming must have played a role in the storming back of the democrats and freedom-loving intellectuals.
'Ganesh Man Singh's wife stayed here for six months. I got an offer of Rs 50 lakh for handing them over but I refused,' recalls 92-year-old Nand Kishore Sakaria, fondly known as Nandu Babu, the moving spirit behind the Arya Samaj, which today has a sprawling campus and a beautiful temple.
Raxaul is returning to its old role of being the sharan sthali (shelter) of the Nepalese freedom-lovers today. The big difference from 1949-50, when pro-democracy leaders were ousted by King Tribhuvan, is that now the self-imposed exile is not being spent on the Arya Samaj campus.
Most of them have taken shelter in hotels and houses of their friends and acquaintances.
The people-to-people relations between the two nations, particularly in the border areas, is cordial enough to be called family links.
'Hum logon ka roti-beti ka rishta hai (We marry across and share food),' says Dipendra Chauhan, the editor of Ankush, a Birganj-based Nepali daily whose publication has been banned.
'This is so different from the government-level and diplomatic relations, which changes according to convenience,' he adds.
Nandu Babu turns emotional when he is reminded of those days. 'More than 25 people used to live here at any point of time. But the border was much more porous those days. There were at least two murders of Nepalese leaders in Raxaul and everyone believed that the Shahi Sena (Royal Nepal Army) was involved. But we did not succumb,' he says.
'Kings have tried becoming dictators in the past but they have failed every time. Gyanendra will have to bow down before the democratic sentiment. Besides, he will not be able to control the Maoists, who have grown in number and strength and operate on a different plane.
'The entire democratic world is watching Nepal. The king will have to find a way out. Repression has never lasted long in Nepal. It goes against the very nature of its people,' he adds.
Other old-timers also remember the time when Raxaul provided mass shelter to those who had fled from Nepal.
'The evenings used to be heady with people discussing Nepal at every nook and corner. Pamphlets and papers also came out from Raxaul upholding the cause of democracy,' says the owner of a small restaurant.
'Raxaul is again turning into a support base but I suspect the intentions of local police, who definitely have links with their counterparts across the free border. It is so ironic. Bihar is celebrating the festival of democracy and freedom has been gagged in Nepal,' he adds.
No one is sure of the number of leaders and intellectuals who have crossed over to Raxaul. 'But it would be very high. I would not be surprised if the number runs up to 100. The police and we have no orders to keep a tab,' says a Bihar special branch official posted in Raxaul.
'I am sure that if the emergency and the restrictions continue for long, residents of Raxaul will also resort to agitation and blockades. It has happened in the past. The emergency has come at a bad time because elections are on in Bihar. But the process will end by the end of February. The boundaries of the Nepalese kingdom, you should remember, once extended up to Vaishali, the cradle of democracy which gave the world its first republic. And then the kingdom shrank,' says a local journalist.


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Last night, by my front door, my box of books
arrived from Amazon: How to Do Your Own Divorce
in California, and two other books:
one on vaginal fisting, and the other book
Kimba the White Lion, a video whose script formed
the basis for The Lion King. (Okay. One's a video. I lied. Book
me.) My son's books
don't know the first
thing about morality. But Kimba does. He was the first
creature I wanted to be other than myself, long before books
gave me Charlotte in her Web, the Amazons. Kimba showed
me the fist
was not the mightiest organ. Rather the brain, though barely
larger than a fist
can be subtler and more effective. Fist-
ing (I know this from more than books)
is effective because the fist
fills the vaginal space like the head of a baby, whose fist
clenching & unclenching will tease a mother's nipple to
embarrassed life, to divorce
from its role as sexual. Or not. Depending on decisions
mental (not moral). The fist
can make breasts as tender as a pregnancy or a baby's fist-
of-a-suck. Which hurts. Make no mistake about it (These
basics form
the basis for all other oral and tactile and carnal forms
of pleasure whether mawed, mauled, sacrificial, superficial,
penetrating or, indeed, fist-
ed, and are at least at first
painful to one partner, though they may later feel
voluptuous). Just as first-
born children are notorious for being a mixed blessing. How first
you crack the egg, then you scramble it. Take fist-
ing. The first
time you come, you may cry, scream, bleed. A first
page warning in A Hand in the Bush, my new book
on fisting, proclaims that a casual fist can kill. A first
chapter covers latex, safe sex, cautiousness. I
hate this book. If asked by a new partner or
a good friend, I would say first
"Fisting is mental, not moral. Who cares how many
fingers get inside? Divorce
teleology from terminology. Sex from sense." Divorce
one idea from another idea, one book from another,
though they may at first
arrive in the same box like twins. Form
binds. Form combines. Form liberates. Form
a marriage and the stiff form
of all heterosexual culture will fall on you like
starch. The first
love affair contains the form
of every love after. Is probably the mother. The form-
al principle states that symmetry is more beautiful than a
lopsided, singular pattern. Yet Shiva bears a fist
on one side, a palm on the other. Perhaps opposites form
a kind of symmetry also. The singular form
of a woman is lush, bushy, marvelous. But a woman, whose
has run low on funds, her home to be sold at auction, is booked
on the foreclosure form
posted in the foyer as "Ms. Myra Hill, an unmarried woman." So
I wonder whether divorce
is truly un-marriage, or another thing altogether: Divorce:
a state of altered being, transformational, like the trinity of ice,
water and steam. Divorce
me. Will I be an "unmarried" then? Formally single? Singular?
The trick is not to form
needless connections in the first place, nor tense muscles you
do not need to use. Divorc-
ing tricks the mind into thinking you can unscramble eggs. Diverse
sources say maybe you can. I'd like first
to try out divorce
from a perspective divorced
from civilization, unification. Clarification: Is the nude
beautiful because we imagine a symmetry, a pair of eyes
watching her? Her counterpart, a fist,
as if nudity were always in dialogue. I think I'll never fist
again, if it must be as the book
says: latex, safe sex, disconnections. I could write the book.
Marriage creates something larger. A fist
Is more than the bent bodies of fingers. At first,
It's a little like creating a baby: marriage forms
A third life form, an Us. Intimacy, also, is a book
read slowly. A lover looking down at a lover's fist
Rising like a baby in her pubic cavity can hold the form
Of two (or one) long enough, to divorce
Here from now, there from later. Divorce
Is the word you don't write in Holy Books,
An arithmetic you cannot scribble with a fist
Of fingers. Divisible yet indivisible. An order of books
from Amazon. Why use more fingers than fit. At first.
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Fulham boss Chris Coleman has backed UEFA's stance on illegal payments to managers, insisting anyone found guilty should be handed a life ban.
The English game is in turmoil following the BBC Panorama documentary last week which alleged several figures are guilty of taking 'bungs'.
UEFA are advocating a life ban for anyone found guilty of taking an illegal payment from a transfer and Coleman agrees a harsh penalty is needed.
'The game is being tarred at the moment by the stigma of bungs, which are very difficult to prove,' he said.
'We all get paid enough anyway without having to take a bung, so if it can be proved someone has taken one then I agree they should be kicked out forever - and that's that.
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New Delhi, March 11: The government on Wednesday objected to members of the Opposition frequently giving notices for adjournment motion over various issues in the Lok Sabha.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said that giving notices for suspension of question hour almost every day would dilute the importance of such notices.
"Question Hour belongs to members of the house and adjournment motion notices should be taken up only based on the merit of the issue," Naidu said.
His comments led to protests by the Opposition, especially the Congress.
Congress members, including Jyotiraditya Scindia and KC Venugopal, protested against his statements, saying that giving adjournment motion notices was part of parliamentary practice.
Speaker Sumitra Mahajan also told the Opposition: "You have made it a practice of regularly giving notices for adjournment motion."
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Saturday, 1 November 2014
The smoking gun for global warming
Imagine there was no significant change in CO2 associated with current temperatures. If you remove that element and rely on the standard historic temperature graph you will see that where we are now is clearly part of a long term regular cycle, and there is nothing different between today's peak and any other's. The scientific 'consensus' minus the added CO2 ought to have been this is a standard cycle and we are in the period between ice ages where the temperature rises before falling again as it always has and presumably always will.
The CO2 of course always rises after the temperature, in two cycles, the long (up to 1000 years) and short (1-2 years), combined means that every other warm period has had increased CO2 which arrived just after the rise in temperature. There is no question about this, or doubts, scientists are fully aware of it, but because man has been burning fossil fuels the latest rise has been attributed almost totally to that (despite our current temperature peak being lower than the past and corresponding with all others previously) but this simple graph proves beyond reasonable doubt that a) today's temperatures are totally normal within the long cycle and b) if CO2 always rises after temperature then why isn't that the case for the CO2 levels of today?
But the simple question is knowing this is genuine, then why hasn't anyone considered that today's temperature is normal for the point in the cycle, and if the CO2 hadn't been so high then could anyone have thought otherwise, even if it's natural from the rise itself?
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