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For the life of me I cannot find this article I read a few weeks ago! Gah! If I come across it I will def share it with you girls. But, I have been thinking about it and I keep re reading it in my mind.
DH and I have been one and done foreverrrr, but there are key times when we talk about the pros and cons of having more. I am always leaning towards no more, and so is he. Then I see siblings playing together and the joy in Drakes eyes when he sees that and runs to them to play and I am like "I can do it again." Then all these thoughts run through my head about how I will have to split my time, chose what games to go too, who is sleeping, who is not, who is waking up who, and then I am like "Yeah I totally don't want more kids." I cannot tell you how many dance classes my Mom missed because I had 3 younger brothers. How many games she missed. At one time my brother and I had graduation on the same day, different places yet not close enough for my parents to go to both so they missed mine. I am 28 years old and I still remember how sad I felt. I do not want that for my son. I never had a childhood. I was raising two younger brothers (before the third was born), I had so much responsibility when I should not have. My Mom could not read to me anymore because she had two boys a year apart running around and by the time she got to me I was asleep. So, really my decision to just have one is very personal. Dave also had a terrible childhood. He lived all over the world because his parents were Military, they were never home and spent no time with him. So me and Dave kinda feel like we owe it to Drake to have what we didn't and never blink and eye on anyone else.
Now, here is where this article comes into play.
This woman had a toddler, 2 years old and got pregnant. She was saying how life was all about him and she loved that, she loved napping with him, giving him baths, doing what he wanted, just focusing her whole self onto him. Then she felt the first kick of her new baby was not happy. She felt regret, because every kick she felt was one stop closer to not having alone time with her son and one step closer to him having to share her. She did not enjoy her whole pregnancy. When the baby was born she cried because she was sad her son was not number one anymore and almost all of her attention had to go to the new baby. So long story short, she did not enjoy her pregnancy, she did not enjoy the newborn stage etc etc. She talked about how her first would cry when she changed her new babies diaper and she would cry too. She said she felt bad for having another baby because her first was so upset. I can totally understand what she is saying even though I do not have another baby nor am I pregnant. But I would imagine this is exactly how I would feel.
So my question, for you ladies that have more then one, have you ever felt this way?
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THIS is my fear even though we are trying. BUT for me, well us, we just do not want Gary to be an only child. And we also don't want a big gap between children, that way they are close enough in age to not really remember ever being the only one ya know? Like so that they always feel equal, if that makes any sense lol
But trust me, there are many times that I am just like, HOW will I be able to have two kids and divide my time, but apparently talking to other moms, it just happens!
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I definitely had my moments where I wondered what in the world we were doing! My pregnancy with the twins was not so great...16 weeks on bedrest. I felt awful because either Claire stayed with friends during the day while DH was working or she stayed home with me, but I couldn't really play with her like she wanted. Then I lived at the hospital for 4 weeks with the twins and only saw Claire a couple hours a day (DH took leave from work and stayed at home with her). At times I felt like we were going to ruin her.
BUT, in the grand scheme of things, that was such a short time in their lives! To me the short-term frustrations were worth what they will have for the rest of their lives...each other. My sister was the best gift my parents could have given me, and I never wanted just one baby.
I kind of babied Claire in a lot of ways and though I didn't see it before, I was doing things for her that she could do herself. Now that I am busier, I often ask her to do the little things for herself, and she is SO proud that she can show me what a big girl she is. Letting her be a little more independent has been great for her.
I also get to see what a wonderful big sister Claire is. The other day I was in the middle of changing one of Abigail's blow-outs, and George woke from his nap a little upset. Without me saying a word, Claire jumped up and said, "I'll go check on Georgie." A few minutes later, Claire was sitting by his pack-n-play reading him a story and he was all smiles. It was so sweet! She loves to dance around and make them giggle, and when she lays on the floor the babies love to crawl all over her and smother her with kisses :heart:
Sorry to be long-winded about it. I guess the short answer is that I did worry about how Claire would adjust and if I'd be able to be a good Mama to 3 kids, but I have no regrets. Watching the love these kids already have for each other is priceless, and they'll have lifelong friends long after DH and I are gone.
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My main difficulty was not being able to breastfeed full term with Madison because I was pregnant. Not ONCE did I feel negativity towards Caleb. And he wasn't planned whatsoever. I cried when I found out, but it was because I knew I couldn't give Madison my milk for as long as I wanted. To be honest I think that lady you read about might have some mental issues. :-/ There is something underlying there, and it's hard since I didn't read the artical, but PLEASE do not go off of it, because knowing you, and how loving you are, you would be AMAZED at how much your heart can love. Mrs. BWF always said, you do not have more love for one child over the other, you love them uniquely.
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I have definitely been leaning towards 1 and done for a long time and I have a lot of the same concerns. If I were to consider having another baby, I would wait until J is at least 4 and weaned, sleeping in her own bed, etc. But then it would be even hard to manage going to the different activities and they would be in different schools most of the time, etc.
My DH brought up the other day that he is not completely sold on being done at one, but I am. I hope it doesn't become an issue.
My biggest thing right now is that life seems so good now that Juliana is STTN and doesn't mind going to they gym daycare so I can work out every now at then. It took me until she was almost 3 to get comfortable putting her there and I don't want to start over.
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I think that if you have another you will be very surprised. You're a good mom, and you want what's best for Drake, and will certainly feel that way towards the new baby (barring issues like PPD, which can pass with time and care). That's enough (I think) to make everything work out fine.
It's a new balance, and a different dynamic, and there will be times that the older child will have to wait. But you all become accustomed, and all of your lives and the potential to become much richer for it.
There have definitely been times where I felt guilty for having more, but most of it was from false feelings (for example, before I knew Eliana had autism, a lot of people said it was simply my fault she was so behind and out-of-control. I assumed it was because I couldn't do 100% for her when I was pregnant, but I know better now).
The majority of my feelings towards my 2nd and 3rd babies are more like gratitude and love, and I really believe that Eliana's, and Eli's and Baby's lives are all better because they have each other.
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Anyway, I have three siblings myself. I grew up with one and I couldn't imagine how much more a nightmare life would have been without him. I still feel that way, I guess our bond runs that deep. I never hesitated knowing I would gladly have more than one. If we can, we will. We obviously haven't though so, I was going to refer to other people's children. I've seen some parents who did an excellent job with two kids. The kids were close as close could be, no emotional or mental health issues. They improved each others lives in a way. I've also seen some parents who did a terrible job of it, and it really destroyed those kids. Of course some of those first kids had been failed by their parents long before the second child was thought of.
I know it can be done in a way that is healthy for the children. It just takes a little figuring out sometimes because every child is different.
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I agree with breathing for two, you're a good mom and I think if you have another baby there will probably be a period of adjustment but you would figure it out. My perspective is a little different because I went from no babies to two at once. And it was tough at first and sometimes it still is but I'm glad they have each other. And I know how you feel about raising your brothers sometimes I felt like I was always babysitting my younger siblings and I complain about that but I liked growing up in a big family. When I think about my the best memories of my childhood my little sisters are in most of them like the time we stayed up until 5 and watched all the twlight movies or getting excited and nervous during elimination rounds of the voice.
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I never had any feelings like that. It always felt like it was meant to be. That probably sounds weird but I don't really know how else to explain it. I will try to explain more later when I'm not on my phone.
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I never felt that way. When you have more kids, your love is not divided, it's multiplied. I understand why your experience with having siblings has made you feel that way, but for what it's worth, it doesn't have to be that way if YOU decide to have more kids. And if you don't want to have more kids, that's okay, too.
You know what's funny? One of things that made me want another (after having 3!) is that my daughter wanted me to have a baby. don't get me wrong, I didn't have a baby because my 6 year old wanted me to. It just sort of stirred those feelings in me, her bringing it up. I hope that makes sense.
Can I give my kids attention all at the same time? Well, actually, sometimes yes! But when I can't, I assure them that they will all get my attention and when, then start with whoever needs my attention first. In the end, they ALL get my attention and they ALL get what they need, and they ALL learn to be patient and to understand that other people need things, too. I think having siblings has made my children extremely compassionate and considerate of others. I can't tell you how many times one of my kids has given their treat to another child/each other because one wanted what the other had, and the other was HAPPY to give it to them just to make them happy. At the same time, sometimes they don't want to share, and I always tell them that is okay, too.
Anyway, my daughter does a lot of activities, and my husband sometimes has to stay home because he cannot go to every event she has unless we have a sitter. BUT he always asks her: Do you want me to go to this and mommy's friend go to your event, or do you want mommy's friend to babysit and I go to the event? Many times, for now, my daughter picks my friend to go. Sometimes we don't ask and just have my friend babysit because my husband wants to go lol.
Then I also think of it like this. Will my kids have my attention ALL the time? No. Not that I would think that would be healthy for them anyway... But when they don't have my attention, they have each other! And when I grow old, and one day I die, they will have each other. If they are not married or don't have many friends, it won't matter. They will ALWAYS have each other and they will ALWAYS have family.
I also think of my own upbringing. I was (miserably) an only child for so many years. I have siblings, but we aren't close because my mom waited until I was 12 to have another baby. I wish my sister and I were closer in age. I envied my cousins growing up (there were four of them). And you know what else? I loved HAVING cousins. My kids don't have cousins because I didn't have siblings close in age, so it STINKS because I know they are missing out on that. But you know what? There's a good chance my grandkids will have cousins now.
I think it's also what people make of it. If a parent is feeling guilty about having another child, and stressed and depressed, her children are going to sense that. They are going to think "Oh, my mom feels bad about taking care of the baby, that must mean it's bad she's not giving me 100% of her attention 100% of the time. That must mean she owes me 100% of her attention 100% of the time and isn't giving me what I need." (No, they don't think it in that complex way, but it works subconsciously). So, by a parent feeling guilty, THEY are sending the message to their child "I am not giving you what you deserve" which makes the child FEEL like they aren't getting what they deserve. But if a parent's attitude is, "I love you 100%, 100% of the time, even if I can't give you 100% of my attention 100% of the time" and "In life, it's healthy for the world not to be about you all the time." then the child grows up feeling like "My mom loves me 100%, 100% of the time, and sometimes she has to do other things because that is the way the world works." I mean, you either make it normal, or you make it a "thing" and if you make it a "thing" it becomes a thing for the child. I hope that makes sense....
I involve my kids a lot when I have a baby.
"Hey, kiddo, why don't you read your little sister a story?"
Kid reads story. Kid is getting attention from baby and self-satisfaction from caring for another person.
Me: "How sweet of you! Your sister is so lucky to have a big brother who can read her stories like that. Look how happy you have made her!"
Benefit: Child has satisfaction of making baby happy and mommy proud. Child is getting attention from baby and from parent.
So, yes, sometimes they give up your attention for a little bit. but sometimes they get NEW kinds of attention from you AND they will get attention from their sibling, who will be there for them in life when you can't be. My kids know that I will help them when I can. They also know they can help each other. They also know they are capable of helping others. All these things are good things :)
I'm not saying there aren't benefits to having and being an only child. There definitely are. But as I see it, there's pros and cons to BOTH. If you ever end up pregnant again, my advice would be to start looking at the new pros for Drake and focus on that.
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I feel 100% the same way you do Jess. I cannot imagine not giving all my love, time and affection to just Gabby. We are 95% sure that we are one and done. Well at least I am. DH sometimes hints at wanting more, but he just doesn't get it. Also with me suffering from such horrible PPD I just don't think it would be fair to Gabby or another baby.
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You all have good points. I want Drake to have a family, and he will. Just maybe not siblings. I know that if I was to get pregnant I would be a good Mom, I just know it, but I also know that I do not want to divide myself at all. I cannot imagine going to say a football game (if he played) and not being able to focus 100% on him. I don't know.
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Daaaaaang a littleost that was a bomb diggity post you made. Extremely well written!
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She always writes novels for us to read. :giggle:
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Well, I am a writer after all :)
When we go to things for my kids, we usually have a sitter stay with the other kids, or one of us stays if they prefer our usual sitter to go to the game. (At this age, they think it's way more cool to have their sitter go to a special event). It works out for everyone because it's a treat to go to an event and to bring who you want, and it's also a treat to stay home with a preferred sitter or parent.
I think it's normal to think that you have to "divide" yourself to have more kids, but most AP moms I know when they have more don't feel divided--they feel their love has multiplied.
I also think it's normal to want the opposite of what you had. My friend for example is 30 and won't marry her boyfriend because he doesn't want kids, and she wants kids. Well, not only does she want kids, one isn't enough. She wants a lot of kids. But she was an only child. I was also an only child (for many years, anyway) and I wanted to have a lot of kids. I think it's almost like a pattern--only kids wish they had had siblings, and kids with siblings wish they had been an only child or want their kids to be only children.
It's that whole "grass is always greener" thing :)
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Dave is an only child, and likes it but not at the same time. He was neglected a lot as a child, even as an only child. His real father rejected him, and his Step Mom was abusive. His Mom and step Dad were heavy into drugs and were NEVER home. So he is like "I want to put my everything into Drake." I can totally understand. It's just that, sometimes I get these feelings like I want more, but when I actually think about it, I do not. Maybe it's because I am a female and I am meant to make babies that I get these feelings? Because when I imagine me actually bringing a baby home I am not happy about it. Like this morning, me and Drake were sitting on the floor and hugged for like 20 minutes, literally. He does that all the time. And I was like "I can't have more kids. I would never be able to do this and just this and not have someone else needing / wanting me." My cousin (before she got killed) never wanted kids, and people including me called her weird, selfish and you name it. Who doesn't want kids right?! I wish I could tell her sorry because I know how she feels, except me with just one.
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I know what you mean. I have moments where I'm like yeah a third kid would be awesome. And then I really think about it and I think I could never imagine a third kid. My family is complete. I can't imagine adding a third Callen and Kellsey get along so well that I don't want to mess that up. I think everyone thinks differently and want different things in a family. You know whats right for your family Jess. What works for some people doesn't always work for others. I can't imagine not having my two but that doesn't mean two kids is right for your family and that's ok!
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"He was neglected a lot as a child, even as an only child."
Things like neglect, missing out on a child's special events, etc . . . that has nothing to do with being an only child or not. It doesn't become more likely with the more kids you have. It's a parenting decision. You make things work for your family, or you don't, whether you have 1 child or 10.
If you don't want more kids, and your husband doesn't want more kids, don't have more kids :) But just remember that those who do have more kids aren't putting less into their kids just because they have more, and if YOU ever decided to have more, Drake and your other child wouldn't get any less from you either. Want to know why? Because you aren't your mom. You aren't your husband's father. You are you, and you is an amazing mother who would be amazing with 1 kid or 2 or however many you decide to have/stick with.
I have 4 kids, and it's not uncommon at all for me to get a chance to hug them for 20 or minutes at a time. So just keep in mind that while you may not feel you could be as good a mom to more than one kid as you are to Drake, in reality, you CAN. And LOTS of mamas are being just as good to their multiple children as you are to your one.
It's okay to only have 1 kid, just don't confuse being an only child with getting more love/attention than not being an only child, because that just ain't reality ;)
(Also, there's always an adjustment period, whether going from 0 kids to 1 or 1 to 2. And as kids get older, they become more independent and don't always want mommy's attention 24/7. I know some people who space their kids out really far, and that works for them, because their kids get to an age where they still want mom, but not ALL the time, and so it's easy to have another child)
Oh, and for a long time, we thought we were done with 3 because I didn't know how we could manage more. But then our kids got older, our situation changed, and adding another seemed easy enough. But even if we'd gotten pregnant by surprise before then, we would have made it work. Because we love each of our kids 100%, whether it's 100% times 1 or 2 or 3 or 4. Our love is not divided.
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I have not read all the comments posted, but I have not felt that I've done a disservice to Aiden for having his little sister. While some days are tough because they both need me more than I can manage to do as a solo parent, other days are fantastic as I see them interact. I do feel that there's another chid waiting for our family, I'd just like that child to wait a bit so that Aiden is much older. Even on the toughest of days I have never once regretted having Zoe.
And obviously what our family wants is not for other families. :)
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Lost, my point is, he was the only child yet he got no attention. That's lame if you ask me. :(
I just feel like my family is complete and I am sick and tired of getting comments because I do not want more, I am sick and tired of being "less" experienced because I only have one. Kwim? A Mom is a Mom, not matter 1 kid or 17.
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This tour highlights Spanish culture's most intriguing traditions, treasures and places by following the ancient "Silver Way" and includes visits to Caceres, Merida, Salamanca and Zamora. You'll experience flamenco in a private showing, see how bulls are raised and trained for bullfighting, walk the ancient streets of one of the oldest universities in the world, and cross into Portugal on a river boat excursion. The mission of Culture Connect Tours is to take you into the richness of the local way of life and the Silver Way delivers.
The Silver Way, or the "Via de la Plata" was an ancient commercial route in western Spain that ran from north to south connecting Merida to Astorga. The origin of the term "plata" in the name is derived from the Arabic for "cobbled paving," describing the road as engineered by the Romans on an ancient path. As you travel the Silver Way there are blends of time and culture from the pre-Roman to the medieval to the modern. Accommodations include palaces transformed into hotels. On the Silver Way you'll enjoy some of the best cuisine, including a Michelin 2 star restaurant, tapas walks, a cooking class, special dining in private houses and a visit to one of the best wineries in Spain.
1st day (Friday) Pick up in Madrid and off to Caceres in Extremadura, a region of western Spain bordering Portugal with vast open skies and rugged landscapes lined with olive groves. Consider it a time travel because Caceres is perhaps the best preserved medieval and Renaissance city in the world. Arriving in Caceres around midday you'll be staying in a hotel converted from an ancient nobleman's palace. Unpack and rest or go explore until we share a dinner in the fabulous restaurant at the hotel.D
2nd day (Saturday) : Today you'll explore the many historic and beautiful sites of Caceres. In the evening you'll be dining in a fabulous restaurant awarded 2 stars by the famed Michelin Guide (there are 17 in Spain.)The restaurant is a former palace turned into an architectural gem by the renowned architects Mansilla and Tuñón. You'll be visiting their prestigious winery and fantastic cellar which boasts one of the largest collections of wine in the world. B,D
3th day (Sunday): Today we visit nearby Mérida (Emerita Augusta), which was founded 25 years before Christ for graduates emeritus soldiers of the Roman army and was the ninth largest city of the Roman Empire. Our expert local guide in Extremadura, will share the many well preserved Roman ruins including the Templo de Diana and the Teatro Romano which still hosts concerts in the summer. Lunch is in a traditional restaurant. In the evening it's back to Cáceres for a free evening and dinner. BL
4th day (Monday): We make our way to Salamanca, the renowned university city on the Duero River. Along the way we'll visit Trujillo a beautiful city and birthplace of Francisco Pizarro, the conquistador that overthrew the Incan empire. Lunch is traditional fare in Trujillo at a popular restaurant. In the afternoon we finish the journey to Salamanca and in the evening dine on tapas. We will give you suggestions to explore this vibrant city's fantastic nightlife. BLD
5th day (Thursday) In the morning we prepare to see the sights of Salamanca, one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. Rich in history and heritage Salamanca is home to one of the oldest universities in the world and host to numerous Spanish language schools because the purest form of Spanish is said to be found here. For lunch we'll taste typical local dishes in a Salmantino restaurant. The afternoon and evening is time for you to enjoy your own exploration of Salamanca. We suggest visiting their famous "cocktail bars" frequented by all, from students to senior citizens, or a night stroll through a lighted Salamanca that gives a romantic hue to the city and is highly recommended. BL
6TH day (Wednesday): After a morning tour through Salamanca we head to the dehesa, the oak and cork tree studded pasture land of Extremadura where we will enjoy a picnic and see how the most famous bulls of Spain, El Toro de Lidia, are raised. We will taste typical country food and witness a small capea, an amateur bullfight, where the young bulls are trained. We return to Salamanca late in the afternoon to relax and again enjoy this beautiful city.
7th day (Thursday): In the morning we travel to Zamora where our accommodations are in a former palace of the Counts of Alba, a splendid example of Spanish Renaissance architecture. Zamora on the Duero River retains the greatest number of Romanesque churches in the world and is famous for its Semana Sacra or Holy Week leading up to Easter. It is a city full of history and legends that will thrill you. We will visit the city and dine on tapas in Zamora's "Street of Wines". If you dare you can partake in the Zamoran tradition of "Cafe Torero" which consists of beginning tapas at noon and continuing throughout the afternoon with tapeando until the evening ending with drinks (copas) .BL
8th day (Saturday): Today is dedicated to a gastronomic adventure in Zamora. First we hit the fabulous food market with a prestigious Zamoran chef to shop for fresh food items that we will use in our "Cooking Course". Then we head to the restaurant to select vegetables from their garden and prepare our dishes. We hope you enjoy the rich wealth of Spanish cuisine and want you to be able to "export" this dining experience to share with your family and friends when you get home. BD
9th day (Saturday): Today we'll take a nature tour of the Arribes del Duero, the steep canyons of the Duero River created over the millennia by erosion. We explore by boat this natural wonder and cross over the border to visit Portugal. We'll taste the famous Port wine and dine on delicious "Portuguese Cod " for lunch. In the afternoon you can visit a small Portuguese town noted for its shopping. It is very typical that the Spaniards cross the border to do "compras" or shopping. We return to Zamora to prepare for a flamenco experience in a beautiful Zamoran house graciously opened to receive us. We will taste Zamoran food prepared by a chef exclusively for us and enjoy the show with, "singers" and "guitarists" in the living room of the house. You'll live flamenco in its purest form. BLD
10th day (Sunday): Today we will be heading through wine country on our return to Madrid. On the way you'll be visiting two important destinations. The first is the town of Toro, with its spectacular Romanesque church. The second is the famous wine cellar DO Toro where we will learn about wine production and taste different wines from the area. (Christopher Columbus liked Toro wine so much that the Pinta was half stored with it on his exploration). After lunch we take our journey back to Madrid. BL
11th day (Monday): Adios to the Silver Way Tour, a "goodbye" that we want to become a "Hasta luego" as we hope to "see you soon" on another wonderful CultureConnectTour in Spain made with love for your memories. B


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Man had blackout after 'drink was spiked'
A father-of-one arrested for his drunken behaviour in a hospital after a work night out believed his drink had been spiked.
Carl Adams (21) had woken up the next morning with a "charge sheet in his back pocket and a hospital ID tag" on his wrist, a court heard.
Judge James Faughnan said he would leave him without a conviction if he made a €200 charity donation.
Adams, of Rosemount Estate, Dundrum, pleaded guilty to public drunkenness and causing a breach of the peace at St James's Hospital last August 12.
Dublin District Court heard gardai were called because of his behaviour at 5.05am.
On arrival, they saw Adams in an extremely agitated state. He refused staff requests for him to leave.
Defence solicitor Jonathan Dunphy said it was a "nightmare" for anyone to wake up the next morning "with a charge sheet in your back pocket".
Adams had gone out with work colleagues on the night.
He had only three or four pints but "blacked out for some reason" and believed his drink had been spiked.
The accused, who has a young daughter, had no prior convictions and had never been in trouble before.
Judge James Faughnan adjourned the case and said he would strike the charges out if the charity donation is made.


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A paixão, a afinidade com Pemba pode parecer parcial, favorecimento, vício ou maluquice de velho... Pode ser e até será em parte, quem sabe? Afinal a distância, a imaginação, o tempo, a saudade tão ao jeito lusitano de ser relevam defeitos e enaltecem virtudes, belezas, exacerbam amores perenes, loucos, de idolatria, ardor, entusiamo... afinal de "paixão apaixonada" mesmo, como acontece com adolescentes, jovens, eternos jovens que desejamos ser pelo menos em espírito e sentir ao entardecer da vida e de todos os dias.
Mas, para que esse "complexo" de "parcialidade apaixonada" não se acentue e possa tranquilizar a consciência em busca do equilíbrio sempre necessário, transcrevo a "voz especializada" do portal "travel - iafrica.com", mesmo em inglês tal e qual é publicado, como prova de que minha "paixão" não é louca e tem razão de ser:
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- Pemba Beach paradise, Article By: Richard Holmes, Tue, 20 Jan 2009 10:28.
As our Airlink flight from Johannesburg soars gently down into Pemba, the capital of Cabo Delgado province in far northern Mozambique, I'm keeping a beady eye out for all the trappings of tropical paradise. Palm trees, turquoise water, coral reefs, traditional dhows plying the water, crayfish big enough to be seen from the air... you know the deal. But baobabs on the beach? I realised then that a flying visit to Pemba was going to be more than your average tropical escape.
Situated on what is said to be the third largest natural harbour in the world, the town of Pemba — thanks to increased air access via direct flights on Airlink — is fast becoming the gateway to the fantastic beaches this coast has to offer and the islands of the Quirimbas Archipelago further north.
There's a range of accommodation on offer in the area — from guesthouses to backpackers — but undoubtedly the most luxurious place to stay is the impressive Pemba Beach Hotel. Arabian wind towers, terracotta walls and Moorish arches are a gentle reminder of the days when the calm waters of East Africa were a popular stomping ground for Arabian slave traders to load up their deadly cargo.
Thankfully nowadays the dhows you'll see offshore will be full of tourists and fishermen catching your dinner rather than slaves off to servitude in a distant land. Dhow cruises in the bay are just one of the many options popular with the tourists who come here to enjoy the balmy waters of the Indian Ocean... whether you're in the mood for adrenalin action or something a little more sedate there'll be something to drag you away from that sun lounger.
- Under da sea.
With warm waters, fantastic visibility and incredible array of marine life, diving is a popular option and the Pemba Beach Hotel offers a fully-kitted dive centre where you can do anything from a fun recreational dive right through to advanced certifications. Boat dives (with no launch through the surf!) can take you to a choice of sites within minutes, so you can easily spend a few days blowing bubbles.
With warm waters, fantastic visibility and incredible array of marine life, diving is a popular option and the Pemba Beach Hotel offers a fully-kitted dive centre where you can do anything from a fun recreational dive right through to advanced certifications. Boat dives (with no launch through the surf!) can take you to a choice of sites within minutes, so you can easily spend a few days blowing bubbles.
One of the most popular sites is 'The Gap', where the reef drops off the edge of the continental shelf all the way to 120m below the surface. If that's a bit extreme for you, there are snorkelling spots just off the beach in front of the resort (equipment provided at the Club Navale) or you can hop on one of the regular snorkelling trips ($25) by boat to coral reefs further afield.
More of a hunter than a watcher? Andre Bloemhof runs regular fishing safaris (either full or half-day) where you can troll for Marlin, Kingfish, Wahoo, Dorado and Tuna on deep-sea reefs and in and around the stunning Quirimbas Archipelago. Starting at $300 per person it's an expensive day out, but is sure to get your heart rate going. For cheaper thrills you can also throw a line off the end of the resort's jetty, where you might bag yourself a small Kingfish or Snapper.
- Drop the locals a line.
If you want to get a feel for how the local fishermen do it though, hop onto one of the dhow trips run by Kaskazini tours (at Pemba Beach hotel). Run by the ever helpful Genevieve, you can book yourself on well-priced dhow trips ranging from a sunset cruise with their local skipper to a five-day safari exploring the southern islands of the pristine Quirimbas Archipelago.
Sound like far too much exertion? The Sanctuary Spa is the latest addition to Pemba Beach, offering a range of treatments from this well-known South African spa group. Book yourself in for a bit of pampering with a front-row seat to the Indian Ocean.
When evening rolls around, the Quirimbas Restaurantr is the place you want to end up, tucking into the buffet that stretches on into the distance. Fragrant curries, fresh marlin and tuna on the skillet, crayfish tails to your heart's content and a pile of prawns that does Mozambique's reputation justice. White tablecloths, excellent service and the musical accompaniment of the Indian Ocean complete the picture of a perfect dinner in the tropics. The beachfront restaurant at the Club Navale is also an option for something more casual, but it's a place best enjoyed at lunchtimes, eating barefoot with your toes wiggling in the sand.
- Hit the town.
Of course you don't have to — and shouldn't — spend all your time in the resort. The town of Pemba doesn't have the impressive Portuguese architecture or attractions of some of Mozambique's larger towns, but a stroll through the market and Old Town are well worth a few hours, if nothing else to see a little of daily life in Cabo Delgado. The dusty streets occasionally reveal a quaint craft stall or carpenter at work, but the beach is really the place to catch a glimpse of day to day life in Pemba.
Start at the reed village of Paquitequete — a mostly Muslim community of fishermen where a 'Salaam' will elicit a warm smile and perhaps an offer to take their photograph. Children lay in the dust, women sell their catch on the beaches and talented carpenters fix their traditional dhows using the most rudimentary tools; while almost everybody pitches in to haul the fishing nets laden with sardines up the beach.
There are a few roadside markets in town where you can pick up colourful local cloth to take home, but if you're souvenir hunting your best bet is the Makonde Co-op on the road from town to Wimbe beach, where men and children use rudimentary lathes and chisels to skillfully carve out statues, bowls and masks from enormous logs of indigenous hardwoods. It's also just a few hundred metres from the airport, so a good place to stock up on souvenir for friends and family back home just before you leave.
And you'll want to take home a souvenir or three. With a wonderful lack of the 'bakkie brigade' who descend on the resort towns further south, Pemba is the kind of place you'll want to remember. The buildings may be crumbling, but the town still holds an air of Mozambique in days gone. The people are as friendly as ever, and as long as you don't stray too far from Hylton's hotel buffet you'll never go hungry.
For more info:
- Visit the "Pemba Beach Hotel & Spa" website for more information and to book
- Airlink flies direct from Johannesburg to Pemba twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Saturdays. For more information on Pemba and the airline's 25 other destinations, visit http://www.flyairlink.com/ or call 011 961 1700.
- "Kaskazini Tours" are as close as you'll get to an information bureau in Pemba, and can assist with booking anything from accommodation and tours to flight. Their website should be your first stop when planning a trip.
- Wimbe Beach is the most popular strip in town, and offers a range of guesthouses and restaurants to suit all budgets. If you're staying at Pemba Beach Hotel it's still worth a visit for an evening drink with the sand between your toes.


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Late at night last week, I was standing with a group of construction supervisors watching a paving crew at work on Greenbelt Road when a companion to the right shouted a warning.
As he looked into the traffic about to flow through the lane between us and the workers, he spotted a driver with his head down staring at a phone, apparently texting. Meanwhile, the vehicle strayed to the left, toward the lip of an already paved lane — and us. Fortunately, the driver corrected the car's motion before leaving the lane.
Guess he had finished his message.
Road crews such as the one working on this Maryland State Highway Administration project in Greenbelt encounter this sort of thing all the time — and a lot worse. Wait till the bars close up, they told me.
Thanks, anyway. I'd seen enough to grasp a key feature of their work environment. Many of the workers out each night in the Washington region aren't toiling behind concrete barriers. They aren't building new lanes, such as the ones on Maryland's Intercounty Connector, or Virginia's 95 Express Lanes.
More often, they are fixing the pavement we already have. They scrape off the old asphalt, then put down a fresh layer. While they work in one lane, traffic flows by in another. The only thing between the drivers and the workers is the line of orange cones along the lane boundary.
For the time it takes to drive through the work zones, motorists are either their best friends or their worst enemies.
A work zone like this, with two through lanes in each direction and shopping plazas, gas stations and fast-food restaurants on either side, contains many distractions. The presence of the paving crew adds to that. Drivers must watch for shifting lanes, uneven asphalt, pedestrians and bicyclists. (I was surprised by the numbers of both out about midnight.)
So don't bring your own set of in-vehicle distractions into this environment.
This month, I attended an event in Dale City that spotlighted an admirable safety program called "Orange Cones. No Phones." You get the idea from the title. The safety advocates released a report, sponsored by AAA and the Fluor-Transurban consortium that is building the 95 Express Lanes, which found that 62 percent of daily Interstate 95 commuters are likely to use their cellphones while driving.
It was attention-getting, but the locale for the presentation was the rest area just west of the I-95 traffic. That's cozy compared with midnight on Greenbelt Road. And that's the environment that will be replicated hundreds of times during your summer travels.
Halfway through its intensive rebuilding program, Metro is planning more adjustments to the weekend track-work schedule. It will still be intense, just not quite as intense.
Starting in July, most of the weekend station shutdowns will not begin until midnight, rather than at 10 p.m. Friday. That two-hour shift should make a difference in favor of Nationals fans attending Friday night games, or the dinner-and-a-movie crowd.
The total number of major disruptions in the second half of this year will also shrink. And the planned shutdowns usually will not occur on consecutive weekends anywhere in the system. The exception would be a major project, like a switch replacement, that would require crews to spend a long time in a work zone to finish the job.
Meanwhile, Metro officials are also considering ways of bringing back midday track work on weekdays, the type of work requiring trains to take turns on one open track. But they say it would be different this time, because midday work would be restricted to locations where the effects on riders would be minimal.
One example: the work on the test track between College Park and Greenbelt for the new rail cars. "We can single-track between those two stations, while still maintaining the average 12-minute scheduled headway on the Green Line," Metro spokesman Dan Stessel said. The midday single-tracking would not return to the more heavily traveled core of the rail system, he said.
The change in the weekend work schedule is motivated in part by Metro's fatigue management program for its employees, Stessel said. But it also reflects the evolution of the five-year rebuilding program's impact on riders.
The number of station shutdowns scheduled for the first half of this year was also smaller than previous track work schedules. In the first half of 2013, Metro closed stations on weekends 22 times. For the first half of 2014, Metro plans included 10 weekend shutdowns.
For the second half of this year, Metro plans to shut a dozen sections of track on weekends between the start of August and just before Thanksgiving. The major projects are scheduled for the Red, Green and Orange lines. For the second half of 2013, by contrast, Metro listed 30 major projects affecting all five lines.
Weekend riders know well that the major track-work projects — the kind that split lines and require shuttle buses to bridge a gap — are not the only projects that disrupt service on weekends. More often, Metro will schedule rebuilding projects that close one side of track while leaving the other open for trains to share directions, the procedure known as single-tracking.
Metro plans dozens of single-tracking operations for all lines on various weekends between the start of July and the end of December.


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County Cork families, especially from the South-western area known anciently as Corca Laoidhe. In the 11th century in Ireland, the frequency of travel as well as the nation's population increase encouraged many to adopt hereditary surnames so that they would not be mistaken for others that shared their first name. The surname Daneen appeared as "O Duinnín" in Irish Gaelic. It is a patronymic name, from the most ancient of Irish naming traditions, and means 'descendent of Duinnín'.
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County Cork, especially in the south-western part anciently known as Corca Laoidhe. Today the "O" prefix is extremely rare for this surname. Major changes in spellings of names occurred in Ireland after Cromwell's conquest in the early 17th century. The British colonizers Anglicized Irish names by removing Irish prefixes, translating, simplifying and standardizing the spellings. The substitution of O in the place of Mc was probably the most common of these errors. The name Daneen lost it's O' at this time, and it has only rarely been revived. Also, in this era, the Gaelic name O' Duinnin of County Kerry was often anglicized to 'Downing'.
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Some of the first settlers of this family name or some of its variants were: Francis Downing landed in Virginia in 1624; Emanuel Downing and James landed in Salem in 1630; Richard landed in 1653; Susan landed in 1655; and John landed in 1663..
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All healthy men of South Korea should proudly walk into the army to fulfill their duty. While they are serving the country for 2 years, we will miss them but know that we will happily welcome them with open arms when they are back on the screen. It is definitely a sacrifice, to invest that time, especially in this industry, where time is gold. Many male celebrities share a common concern where they will be forgotten while they are away from the camera, out of sight, out of mind. However, they are determined to give their all to the country as a humble, honest citizen and we respect them for that.


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Shoes is an inspirational story about Carla, a young woman who becomes a single parent when her husband walks out on her after their baby is born, then battles bouts of depression while trying to give her daughter the life she deserves.
Three years later Vince decides he wants his daughter for the day to celebrate her third birthday that, like her other birthdays, he missed. Carla has reservations, but wanting Megan to know her father, she allows Vince to take Megan home.
He locks Megan inside a large dog crate, ignoring the child all day, then takes off to the bar with friends. When time comes to take Megan home, he is drunk and has an auto accident. Megan survives, but she now walks with a significant limp and her learning abilities are slower.
At six years old, possessing wisdom beyond her years, Megan surprises her mother time and again by her logic, and her determination to not let her disability get her down.
Learning from her daughter, Carla once again believes love does exist.
With Megan playing matchmaker, Carla finds true love with her daughter's doctor, a man who knows discrimination.
Megan keeps the family strong, continuing to teach her mother and new father valuable life lessons.
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The way she describes the story. She is an excellent story teller and brings the characters to life. She has an aesthetic for describing the scenes perfectly.
I would take out Megan, she is a very special little girl and kids do say the darnest things.!!!!!
Author Sue Julsen and Elaine Baden have done a wonderful job sharing a very special story of love and happiness.
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When Jeff gave Megan her first pair of shoes.
This one was much better I felt.
Megan because even though she had difficulties she was wise beyond her years. An amazing little girl who grew into an even more amazing young lady.
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Okay so I am fairly new to both blogging and poly but I am feeling like I need to write some of this out to help me deal with some of my issues.
So I am going to start off with a brief bio of myself and everyone else involved. If anyone new comes into this they will also get a similar post.
Me: My name is Nigel, I'm in my late twenties and I have been married for almost 8 years now. I just started my first poly relationship a little while ago and so far it's going great. For work I am a train conductor (in training for now). Let's see what else, I consider myself to be mostly straight, but I admit I would be willing to experiment if I ever meet a guy who peaks my interest.
My wife: I will refer to her as J, I know the initial thing is something a lot of people don't really appreciate but I'll be honest my memory isn't good enough to remember nicknames. So J is a mechanic by trade. I love her a ridiculously large amount. She truly is awesome. She was raised catholic, which has caused various issues over the years but we have successfully ironed most of them out
My SO: Her name is K, both J and I have known her for quite some time. She is a little bit younger than me but not by much. She currently works both as a server at a local restaurant and as an office clerk for a non-profit organization.
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You'll get harassed by the TSA if you're a white American, and they'll claim it's for your own safety.
The TSA are purportedly an outgrowth of the 9/11 attacks in 2001. Attacks that were planned and carried out (ostensibly) by consistent Mohammedans from the Middle East. Yet, instead of targeting those who are more likely to be terrorists (that is, the same kind of people who attacked us on 9/11), they target America's own citizens (the kind of people who were killed in the attacks on 9/11).
So, innocent Americans, old and young, healthy and disabled, are harassed everyday to make sure they're not hiding anything like explosive gel in a small shampoo bottle, a bomb in one of their shoes, or some other weapon in their groin area.
The TSA have a blog where they catalog all the weapon contraband that they've found through their screening processes to show people how hard they've been working to "keep us safe." People have been arrested for trying to check their luggage that had unloaded handguns or empty magazines in it.
But when it's a couple of Yemeni guys with one-way tickets to the Middle East with over $20,000 in cash on them and empty "high-capacity" AK-47 magazines in their luggage, all of a sudden, the TSA claim that they don't look for weapons in checked luggage, since it's none of their business. And besides, it's not like an empty ammo magazine could take down a plane.
I agree, but come on. This hasn't stopped them from molesting millions of travelers on the basis that they just might be hiding something. The New York Post reported:
The TSA failed to spot two AK-47 assault-rifle magazines stowed in the luggage of a suspicious Yemeni national who was preparing to fly back to his homeland from JFK Airport on a one-way ticket, sources said.
Bassam Alkhanshli, 32, was busted as he and a traveling companion, Methaq Mohammed Ali, 28, were set to board Emirates Flight 202 to Yemen at 11 p.m. Sunday, the sources said.
Alkhanshli and his pal were stopped by the TSA because they had purchased one-way tickets to Yemen — long considered a red flag by counterterrorism officials.
The Transportation Security Administration screeners then found that the two men were carrying above the $10,000 maximum in US currency. Alkhanshli had $12,000 and Ali had $14,000, sources said.
Both were then questioned by US Customs and Border Protection personnel, causing them to miss their flight, sources said.
The men were able to explain why they had the money, and the feds then cleared them to catch another flight, sources said.
But before they took off, Customs officials re-examined 10 pieces of their luggage, which had already been screened and cleared by the TSA.
This time, Customs Officer Richard Sanicola found "two 30-round AK-47 magazine clips" in one of Alkhanshli's bags.
"I did not know I was not supposed to have this," Alkhanshli told officials, according to sources.
Sanicola described the clips as "high-capacity ammunition-feeding devices," according to a criminal complaint.
A TSA spokeswoman said, "The TSA does not require ammunition and/or empty magazine clips to be declared to the airline, and the TSA is not actively searching for [them] in checked luggage."
They added: "TSA's screening procedures, which are governed by federal law, are focused on security and are designed to detect potential threats to aviation and passengers."
Alkhanshli was arraigned in Queens Criminal Court on a charge of criminal possession of a weapon. Assistant DA Robin Kwalbrun asked for $50,000 bail.
But Alkhanshli's Legal Aid attorney, Tasha Lloyd, noted that another person had been released on his own recognizance on an airport weapons offense over the weekend.
She added that her client — a Tennessee resident who has a pistol permit there — has been a naturalized US citizen since 2009. She also noted that the clips contained no bullets.
"These were empty clips, your honor," Lloyd replied.
Judge Donna Golia set bail at $5,000 bond or $2,500 cash.
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Ivor breaks silence and gives phone cash back
I won't quit says Callely, claiming he was given the receipts 'in good faith'CONTROVERSIAL: Callely
Beleaguered Senator Ivor Callely has broken his weeklong silence on the latest expenses controversy to claim that he received mobile phone receipts "in good faith" and had no reason to believe they were not in order.
The senator has also revealed that he handed back a cheque for €2,879.45 in expenses which he claimed for mobile phones, when he went to Leinster House last Friday.
"I do not know how these receipts were issued by a company that had ceased trading . . . it is now clear that these claims should not have been made," he said in a statement given to the Sunday Independent yesterday. "I regret the difficulties that this has created, all of which will be fully dealt with in the course of the investigation," he said.
Mr Callely said he would be "assisting" with any inquiry and he had also contacted his legal advisers to help "vindicate his position".
In an exclusive interview, the former Minister of State said that he was being targeted by powerful interests and hit back at his critics.
"I am a target -- it is absolutely amazing the messages I am getting. People are saying I am being targeted and this continuous drip-drip is a witch-hunt. I don't know why they are picking on me," he said.
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And Senator Callely declared that he would not be stepping down from his €80,000 a year position in the Senate, where he sits as one of the Taoiseach's nominees.
"As most people have said, stepping down is running away from it. I am not doing that. If I have done wrong, I will deal with the issue. If I have to pay a penalty I will pay it -- whatever it is. I have spoken to my family and it (resigning) is not on the agenda," he said.
It is now understood that gardai will seek to question Senator Callely about the allegations regarding his expenses claim for mobile phones. They are also said to be seeking copies of the mobile phone receipts which were lodged with the Oireachtas authorities and other documents relating to the expenses claims made by him arising from six complaints, including one by Green Party TD Paul Gogarty.
Mr Callely was under huge pressure to explain how he submitted receipts for four mobile phone car kits in November 2007, which he claimed to have purchased between 2002 and 2006. It emerged last Sunday that the company Business Communications Limited, based in Fairview Strand near Mr Callely's Clontarf, Dublin, home, went into liquidation in 1994, although a liquidator was involved with the company for the following 10 years until 2004 when it was finally wound up.
"I received the receipts in good faith for vouching purposes, in the belief that they were correct. I had no reason to believe that the said receipts were not in order," Mr Callely told the Sunday Independent yesterday.
He was also adamant that the invoices were "original" and he brought his wife Jennifer to Leinster House with him on Friday to verify this.
"I am not hiding from anything," he said.
But when he was questioned by one associate about who actually supplied him with the invoices, the senator said "nobody is going to own up to that".
Speaking exclusively to the Sunday Independent, Mr Callely also admitted that his property dealings -- including a €10m investment near his Clontarf, Dublin home -- went "belly-up" with the collapse of the property market.
"I am not nearly as well-off as I was five years ago," he said yesterday. "I am a workaholic, I love a challenge and I will work out a solution on this (the property) issue. I don't think I am any different to many people in this country. Yes, there are financial pressures and challenging times. I got involved in the property market, which a lot of people did, and it went belly-up.
"My wife is back working, my daughter is working, I am working. My attitude is that there is nobody dead, we have to cut our costs like everybody else and get on with it and that's what I am doing."
A Senate committee on Members Interests is due to meet tomorrow to discuss the latest expenses allegations and Fianna Fail are carrying out their own internal inquiry into the affair.
Senator Callely has caused huge embarrassment to the current government since the Sunday Independent revealed that he had claimed €81,000 for travelling expenses from his holiday home in Kilcrohane, Co Cork, when he was using his home in Clontarf, Co Dublin.
He was suspended from the Senate for 20 days after an inquiry by the Oireachtas committee and last week, after the fresh allegations emerged, he was suspended by Fianna Fail "without prejudice" pending an internal investigation into allegations of "conduct unbecoming" of a member.
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