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Adorable Tahoe Cabin on Magical West Shore, Wifi/Cable,Pets Ok
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- Minimum stay:2 nights
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Tahoma cabin description
Very charming cabin with Large Bedrooms and Living Area. Very well maintained, clean, and Renovated Throughout in 2001, including Appliances. Very comfortable and convenient to many scenic outdoor activities. Five minute walk to the lake. Full size washer and dryer. Gas Furnace and Wood Stove. Very large Back Deck with plenty of seating. Bedrooms are located upstairs - 1 Queen bed, Twin and Futon. downstairs is double sleep sofa. Bathroom is located downstairs.
This property is 2 miles south of Homewood Ski Resort, and only 8 miles to Tahoe City. Near lots of great Hiking Trails, Beaches and Sugar Pine Point State Park. Just 2 miles from beautiful Meeks Bay, and close to Rubicon as well. Emerald Bay is about a 20 minute drive (9.5 miles).
Very quiet neighborhood. Come get away from the rat race and enjoy all the beauty and serenity that Tahoe has to offer! This is a great value for a nice get-away. The West Shore is the Best Shore!
Keywords: Cabin, 2 bd/1 ba, Queen bed, twin, plus two a fold out sofa sleeper in living room - single family home
Property Type
- Cabin
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Non Smoking Only
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 4-6
Kitchen & Dining
Table has built in leaves so arrangements are from 4 to 8 depending on the configuration you need for dinning. ...moreless
- Dining Area Seats:
- Microwave
- Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils
- Refrigerator
- Heating
- Washing Machine
- Linens Provided
- Wood Stove
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
- DVD Player
- Internet
- Wireless Internet
Outdoor Features
- Deck / Patio
- Outdoor Grill
- Skiing
- Golf
- Water Skiing
- Snowmobiling
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Mountain Biking
- Hiking
- Jet Skiing
- Rafting
- Sailing
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Snowboarding
- Horseback Riding
- Sight Seeing
- Sledding
- Museums
- Restaurants
- Antiquing
- Shopping
- Cross Country Skiing
- Rock Climbing
- Kayaking
- Wildlife Viewing
- Boating
- Snorkeling/Diving
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Cozy little cabin
Cozy little cabin
- Guest Jake (Sacramento)
- Date of stay 09/04/13
- Review Submitted 09/17/13
Great little spot. Tahoma is a fun location - good hiking at General Creek with trailhead at end of TimberWolf Way and 10th, also marina just south at Meeks Bay. Cabin had good space for two couples and was neat and cozy. Watch the staircase it's a bit treacherous at times. Would be good winter spot also. Owner was quick with responses, very easy to set up our visit. Fun trip.Recommended for: Adventure seekers, romantic getaway, sightseeing, pet owners, girls getaway.
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Nolan and Lissa
Nolan and Lissa
- Guest LisNol (Olalla, Washington)
- Date of stay 08/19/13
- Review Submitted 08/29/13
The cabin was nice and cozy. The screen door was broken, the faucet handle for the shower is very loose, but worked. It would have been nice to have screens on the windows so they could be opened to let in some breeze and keep out the mosquitoes and pesky chipmunk. The cabin was very clean and conveniently located for us. It was nice to have Internet access. Other than the smoke from the Rim fire in Yosemite we enjoyed our stay there very much. Not a cabin for older folks since the bedrooms are both up a narrow stairway and the one bathroom is downstairsRecommended for: Families with teenagers, romantic getaway, sightseeing, pet owners.
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- Guest Teri (Yakima, WA)
- Date of stay 08/15/13
- Review Submitted 08/22/13
We chose this place based on the reviews it had received. Was very disappointed with the cleanliness. Deparately needs TLC inside and out. Neighbors were wonderful. They made our stay there enjoyable!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Cozy, no frills, great location!
Cozy, no frills, great location!
- Guest Shawna K.
- Date of stay 07/19/13
- Review Submitted 07/26/13
The cabin was very clean when we arrived and had everything we needed for the short weekend getaway. The location was perfect as it was a short drive to the local convenience store, a cafe and a restaurant. The only thing that was a bummer was the rare Tahoe warm evenings that weekend and with no screens in the windows of the house we couldn't open the windows at night as the bugs were flocking in. The bedrooms were upstairs so it was a hard to sleep even with the ceiling fan going. The ceiling fan downstairs didn't work at all so I'd recommend staying here when it cools down. Other than that, it was a charming and relaxing cabin and we would definitely stay here again when the weather cools down.Owner response: I do have screens for all the windows and will be sure to get them up asap. Did not realize this before. And yes, think the evenings have been unusually warm in tahoe now.
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Wonderful neighborhood in West Shore
Wonderful neighborhood in West Shore
- Guest Judy (Roseville, CA)
- Date of stay 07/15/13
- Review Submitted 07/18/13
I just returned from a 3-night stay "get-away" with my dog Rocco. First of all, out of all the areas I have visited at Tahoe (specifically North Shore), I loved this particular neighborhood the best. It's quite, dogs are friendly, and there is a mix of residents and rentals. The cute cabin is near the border of Sugar Pine Point State Park. In fact, when you walk to the end of the street you can see the edge of the park's campsite. West Shore is an excellent location for lake activities. Meek's Bay is just down the road. About the cabin, I loved the back deck and Rocco and I spent a couple of lazy mornings on the deck until noon. It's shady both 'til late morning and again late afternoon so you can hang out there with your coffee in the morning and wine later. I did see another review about the heat upstairs. The one comment I have is that there are no sceens on the windows (maybe due to older style windows with the latches), so there is no way to properly air out the house. Tahoe always cools down at night. Can't keep the windows open at night, though, as bugs and critters can come in. The home does have ceiling fans. The living space downstairs has been nicely rennovated and is very comfortable. In fact, the owner has added a larger flat screen TV than you see in the photo. Kitchen has perfect space for cooking compared to a couple of other "cozy cabins" I have seen in the past. Janette was quick to respond -- a big plus!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+, families with young children, pet owners, girls getaway.
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Wonderful, comfortable cabin!
Wonderful, comfortable cabin!
- Guest Heather (San Jose, CA)
- Date of stay 03/08/13
- Review Submitted 03/16/13
This was such a great place to stay - we were heartbroken to have to leave! Comfortable, homey place to stay. Quiet neighborhood, very dog friendly.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, families with young children, pet owners.
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Tahoma cabin
Tahoma cabin
- Guest Jan (Santa Cruz)
- Date of stay 02/13/13
- Review Submitted 02/22/13
This cabin is cozy and comfortable. It was everything we expected from the description, and the owner was helpful and quick to reply to my questions. We loved staying here and have recommended it to several friends. A sort walk to Sugar Pine Point park for snowshoeing and hiking, a 5 minute drive to skiing at Homewood, and 10 - 15 minutes to Tahoe City. The Fire Sign restaurant is great for breakfast, and the River Grill was excellent for dinner.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+, families with young children, pet owners, girls getaway.
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Cozy cabin in a cozy neighborhood
Cozy cabin in a cozy neighborhood
- Guest Pavel G.
- Date of stay 01/04/13
- Review Submitted 01/16/13
This was our first stay in this Cabin as well as in town of Tahoma, and it couldn't have been more pleasant! The owner was prompt and made the entire process seamless. Everything in the cabin was as described though the furniture was arranged differently and the current tv is an upgrade to the one pictured. The neighborhood is perfect for those wanting a quiet retreat after a long day of snowboarding/skiing. I found a nice network of running/walking trails a couple of blocks away and our dog, Bosco, loved exploring the open back yard. The neighbors we very pleasant and their dog, Lucie, did a great job of showing Bosco the finer points of playing in the snow. It seemed like every other house had a dog or 2, so I cannot stress enough how dog friendly our stay was. The cabin had plenty of charm for us to explore during out 2 night stay. It definitely has some quirks such as loose door handles and a slightly shaky handrail leading up the stairs, but to an extend they seem to add to the quality of the stay. Also, the wood stove seemed to taunt us in our inability to maintain a healthy flame, but I don't think the stove is to blame.. Overall, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this cabin anyone looking for a quiet stay. My family and I hope to be able to enjoy this cabin it in the future.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Quiet, super comfortable rental
Quiet, super comfortable rental
- Guest Carrie (Sparks, NV, Tahoe City, CA)
- Date of stay 11/24/12
- Review Submitted 12/17/12
This cabin felt like my own house--very comfortable furniture and space with all the necessary amenities. It takes a while to feel at home in some rentals, but not this one. I especially liked the large mudroom with plenty of storage for skiing equipment, which was also well heated for drying out clothes after playing in the snow, and was equipped with a full size washer and dryer. Although this cabin may look small from the outside, there is plenty of space inside. Great TV, great couch and chairs, great dining room table, well-stocked kitchen, spacious bedroom with king bed, huge heated bathroom. Also, although the owner allows pets in this rental (and I brought my own 2 dogs), there was no evidence such as excessive pet hair or dog smells from previous dog owners--it was well cleaned. No fenced yard for dogs, but open space behind the house. Janette the owner was very quick to respond to questions about the house and very easy to talk to. The only issue I had was the power went out briefly due to a snow storm which knocked the wireless internet off. I had to unplug and replug the modems which are hidden in the kitchen bench. Very quiet neighborhood location also, other surrounding houses appear to be often vacant second homes. Very cozy warm comfortable rental!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, adventure seekers, romantic getaway, sightseeing, tourists without a car, age 55+, families with young children, pet owners, girls getaway.
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Tahoma Cabin
Tahoma Cabin
- Guest Kris Story (Omaha, NE)
- Date of stay 10/19/12
- Review Submitted 10/25/12
Comfortable, very clean. The outside was not as appealing as I had expected but inside was quite nice. Good location, quiet. Had everything we needed. The owner was very helpful when we had to make a change in our reservation.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Wknd Night | Weekend | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
Winter Dec 1 - Feb 28, 2014 2 night min stay |
$150 | |||||
My Standard Rate 2 night min stay |
$135 | |||||
Additional information about rental rates
One Pet is ok depending on the size, additional pet fee at the owners discretion for additional pets
- Refundable Damage Deposit: $200
- cleaning fee: $135
- Tax Rate 10%
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Owner info
Year Purchased: 2001
About the owner: Hello, and thank you for visiting my rental page! We are new to the cabin but it has been a vacation home since 2001. We try very hard to make it comfortable and relaxing for my guests and provide the items guests most care about. If you have any suggestions for improvement I like to hear them. I enjoy many of the activities that Tahoe has to offer year round, and whether you just want to get away and relax, or take in all that Tahoe has to offer, you will find my cabin and location will provide what you are looking for.
Why the Owner Chose Tahoma:
Before purchasing my cabin, I rented several properties for weekend getaways in the Tahoma area. The area offers a great value, and provides so much more than renting a hotel room. It is also conveniently located, and just a 5 to 10 minute walk to the lake. The neighborhood is quiet and friendly and relaxed. I fell in love with my cabin instantly, and went to work on renovating it throughout. The cabin is very cute and charming, and has a very nice layout.
The Unique Benefits at this Cabin:
The cabin is close to many great hiking trails, a 5 minute walk to the beach, and near several very pretty beaches on the west shore. It is also right next to Sugar Pine State Park. Many ski resorts are within 20 minutes driving, and just 2 miles from Homewood Ski resort. There are several nice restaurants on the west shore, and just 8 miles to Tahoe City. The cabin has a front porch and a large back deck with lots of seating. There is also a bar-b-que on site for guest use. The kitchen is well supplied, and linens and towels are provided. There is a wood stove and a gas furnace which heats up the place quickly. Internet service and cable tv are also provided. No land line phone is provided.
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While last year about 85 per cent of the local apple crop was wiped out due to poor weather – meaning the Ruthven's Apple Festival was in short supply of its namesake – this year organizers say there was an overabundance.
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Dan Zompanti, the festival volunteer who helps co-ordinate produce donations from local farmers, said last year only about three varieties of apples were available, and the festival sold out of its small supply on the first day.
This year Zompanti said there was an abundance of apple donations, with about nine varieties offered to festival goers.
"The branches are just overflowing with apples this year," said Zompanti. "It's just the complete opposite of last year."
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But last year's pinch affected more than just the farmers who contribute their goods to the festival each year.
Olinda-Ruthven United Church has been selling apple pies at the festival since it began. Church's volunteers Karen Scott said last year they could foresee the apple crop loss so they made their pies in June and froze them in preparation for the fall festival.
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With 122 vendors featured at this year's festival – the maximum capacity – the 34th annual event has become a community staple that's "steeped in tradition and values," said DeSantis.
Held at Colasanti's Tropical Gardens, parking and admission are always free, which is a great formula to attract families, said DeSantis. He said this year, despite Sunday's rainy weather, about 15,000 attended throughout the weekend.
"We have such a big concentration of apple farmers here so this is to celebrate their harvest," said DeSantis.
DeSantis said the event is also a huge supporter of local people living with intellectual disabilities.
DeSantis is manager of community relations for Community Living Essex County, which gets the festival's proceeds and runs the two-day event. To date, the festival has raised $725,000 for Community Living.
Money is raised through vendor fees, corporate sponsors and goods sold from donation tents, which feature donated produce and baked goods.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has signed a measure into law reopening the federal government and averting a potential default.
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The White House budget office has already instructed federal workers to plan to return to work Thursday morning.
The measure restores funding for the government through Jan. 15 and extends the nation's borrowing authority through Feb. 7.
The partial government shutdown started Oct. 1. The U.S. was to reach its debt limit Thursday if no deal was reached.
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Closed. Those thinking of ignoring the closure notice and going anyway should consider this: Restrooms will be locked and handles removed from water pumps along the way.
One possible silver lining to shutdown annoyances writ small and large: The whole thing could serve as a teachable moment for all those people who tell pollsters that they want budget cuts — as long as they aren't directly affected.
"As time goes by, more and more people see these little things that they took for granted," said Ed Lorenzen, a policy adviser at the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a nonpartisan group pushing for spending discipline.
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The plant has been closed since May of last year after the commission ordered Honeywell to make the site able to withstand an earthquake or tornado. The plant also had to revise its emergency response plans for natural disasters.
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This is 'Ecce Animal', human skull/coke head made from cocaine and gelatin compressed into a mold by artist Diddo. The piece is supposed to "speak to human nature and self control". Really? If my eyes were rolling any harder they would have already popped out of their sockets... / Continue →
Everybody have a nice holiday weekend? Want to stand around the water cooler and compare firework scars in a little? Cool. Coca-Coca recently sold their soda in special limited edition bottles made out of ice on the beaches of Colombia. I would have liked to try one of thos... / Continue →
This is a video of French Youtuber ioduremetallique demonstrating the remote controlled robot he built to steal soda cans out of vending machines. The design is pretty impressive and all, but I question dude's morals. Also, the cost vs. benefit analysis of building a robot to... / Continue →
This is a functional concept of a Coke machine (although this one is just a cooler) with a clear front display created by Licht-con Produktions that's capable of playing translucent animations to attract customers. Will it get me to stop and look? Yes. Will it get me to buy ... / Continue →
This is a series of superheroes reimagined by graphic designer Roberto Vergati Santos as if they were sponsored by famous brands. The sad thing about this is that it's gonna happen. Not if -- when. It's actually probably already been happening. My babysitter won't take me t... / Continue →
Hell yeah, Mexican Coke! I'm gonna get one of you with lunch. 31-year old New Zealander Natasha Harris died in 2010, and this week the coroner released his report, citing Natasha's two gallon/day Coca-Cola habit as a contributing factor to her death. Wait -- TWO GALLONS A DA... / Continue →
This is a video of Youtuber MrLaduj1 testing the durability of a Durex condom by blowing one up with Coke and Mentos. Who knew condoms could stretch so far? I did. *wink* Get it? Because my pecker's so giant. That's a lie though, I got it stuck inside a thimble once and ha... / Continue →
If you haven't already seen it, this is a Coca-Cola ad featuring a bunch of positivity caught on security cameras instead of the typically bad stuff you normally see. Now listen: I don't care if you hate Coke, love Pepsi, or give yourself root beer enemas -- it's a cute commer... / Continue →
Damn bro, you only have to hug the thing. Dry humping it isn't gonna score any Doritos. This is a vending machine located somewhere in Singapore as part of Coca-Cola's 'Open Happiness' campaign. The machine dispenses a free Coke for giving it a hug. Give that robot a hug, a... / Continue →
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This is probably the best Mentos in Coke video that exists. I've spent countless hours minutes watching other ones, and now I'm wishing I hadn't. I know the screencap I used looks like broski's about to bottle-cap his eyeballs out, but it's even better than that. Okay, not b... / Continue →
Pepsi plans to introduce a new line of touchscreen Pepsi machines that, not only serve cold beverages (♫ I like cold beverages ♫), but also help you interact with your friends by buying them sodas. Which, for the record -- I AM NOT YOUR SUGAR DADDY. Get it? Because of al... / Continue →
Pepsi, in a race to beat Coke in the battle of earth-friendlier, which, while certainly respectable, sounds like the most boring fight ever, has announced they've found a way to produce plastic-like bottles entirely out of vegetable matter (NOT squirrels). But can you eat them... / Continue →
According to a story by NPR's This American Life, the 125-year old top-secret Coca-Cola Classic recipe was accidentally leaked in the photo accompanying a 1979 Atlanta newspaper article about the soda giant, but nobody noticed it until now. You're going down, Coke! Well, as s... / Continue →
Note: Video is after the jump because that Coke gets sticky and I don't want to ruin your blazer (you look great by the way). This is a video made by the original Mentos and Coke guys featuring a Mentos and Coke powered rocket car. Minus the rockets. And the car. It's more ... / Continue →
These are instructions on how to make a Coke bottle cheat sheet. Admittedly it's pretty ingenious, but I don't promote cheating. I never cheated in school. If I wasn't prepared for a test I would fail the shit out of it with flying colors plus draw a couple penises. Sure I ... / Continue →
Coca-Cola released an energy drink in the Netherlands called Burn (as in, wrap it up in Amsterdam or urinating will) that features a resealable top. But I just stocked up on Bottle Tops! The can is opened by twisting the plastic seal. While doing this the pressure inside the ... / Continue →


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PALO ALTO, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 07/16/13 -- Tesla Motors, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) announced today that it will post its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2013, after market close on Wednesday, August 7, 2013. At that time, Tesla will issue a brief advisory release via Marketwire containing a link to the second quarter 2013 Shareholder Letter, available on the company website. Tesla management will hold a live question & answer (Q&A) webcast at 2:30 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time (5:30 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time) to discuss the company's financial and business results and outlook.
What: Tesla Motors, Inc. Second Quarter 2013 Financial Results Q&A Webcast
When: Wednesday, August 7, 2013
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Tesla Motors' (NASDAQ: TSLA) goal is to accelerate the world's transition to electric mobility with a full range of increasingly affordable electric cars. California-based Tesla designs and manufactures EVs, as well as EV powertrain components for partners such as Toyota and Daimler. As of March 31, 2013, Tesla has delivered more than 10,000 electric vehicles to customers in 31 countries.
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All us girls were outside on the back patio trying to take photos of Jazzy, my in-law's 5th "child" with four legs. Well, almost all of us.
"What are you doing without me?"
Riley ran through the house to join us and immediately inquired as to what we were doing. Because, whatever it was, she needed to be a part of it. Now, I know us First-Borns (FB's) have our faults; but, if anything is typical about Second Borns (SB's), it's their acute awareness of being left behind, out, or alone.
On this particular morning, I had tried to sneak out of the house with Kaylie for an FB walk. It's kind of nice to spend some one-on-one time with the girls. However, trying to get out of the house without Riley was like throwing chum in the water and asking sharks to stay away (I've watched A LOT of shark week). It's like she could smell the "without me" in the air and was up and at it before Kaylie and I could make it to the door. So along she tagged.
I'd brought my camera and Tamron zoom lens along to take a few photos and ended shooting quite a few of the girls. Now, you can read all you want about getting a kid to give you natural smile. I tried all 5 tips, promise! I finally gave up and just asked her to look at the camera. Despite her wiggle worm nature, she stood perfectly still and this is what we got:
I love those deep pools of brown. And, of course, her Sproulie chin :)
I wish I hadn't chickened out on traveling with the lens Matt lent me. It has a red ring around it, which means it is a fancy one for the pros! Still, I think you get the idea. She's a beauty, so I entered her into this week's I Heart Faces contest. The theme this week is "Beautiful Eyes."
(Grandma, If you need help weeding the yard, you should just tell Kay and Ri to go collect their favorite flowers. They both insisted on being photographed with a dandy lion and a daffodil :)
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How about a HBOTY? ;-)
No, honestly it was just a question... but I did just release something I hope people will use and "like". ;-)
Merry Christmas to all!
What's HBOTY? Confused
For some reason, I was thinking Home Brewer Of The Year. That sounds like a fun idea to me. Any way to give you PS3 devs a little more cred is a good thing in my book. As for a winner (if we decide to do it), I suppose that is something me and the rest of the mods should decide, right?
You got me, it really was only a half baked thought.For some reason, I was thinking Home Brewer Of The Year. That sounds like a fun idea to me. Any way to give you PS3 devs a little more cred is a good thing in my book. As for a winner (if we decide to do it), I suppose that is something me and the rest of the mods should decide, right?
HBOTY, would either CrashSerious, ThatOtherPerson, facanferff. These are the only top 3 I could think of at the moment.
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"It's not time to worry yet"― Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird
I've been a worrier for as long as I remember. In fact, there's little I haven't worried about in my life. And, as the quote above says, "99% of things you worry about never happen."
The sad thing is, as relieved as I am that most of the things I worried about didn't happen, and as much as I realize, intellectually, that it's stupid to worry so much, I still do. :0(
I worry about people I love more than I worry about things for myself, though all are included in the worry basket. In the past, I have almost made myself sick with worry. In the end, I worried for nothing. Things either got done or they didn't. They either happened or they didn't. The world either ended or it didn't. :0)
I think this is an excellent quote -
"Worry is most often a prideful way of thinking that you have more
control over life and its circumstances than you actually do."
― June Hunt
This means it's more about ME and MY place in the world than whatever I'm worrying about…
I think Mark Twain says it well -
"Drag your thoughts away
from your troubles…
by the ears, by the heels,
or any other way you can manage it."
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These are the chronicles of the esoteric . . .
On this blog you will find my ponderings. My mind takes me to many places and it is here I shall gather some of them together with attempts to make my thoughts coherent. Such musings will touch on subjects of life, self-identity, culture and everything that surrounds matters such as these; sometimes my thoughts will stray into autobiographical regions, but they will all certainly be theological in nature. My hope is that in writing about these issues as I ruminate on and struggle with them, you, the reader, will open your mind to questions and ponderings of your own - and together we can wrestle with Adonai and the life He has placed us in. Ultimately, this is all in an attempt to be better Jesus-followers and thereby better people in general.
By way of a disclaimer, I will not claim to be intelligent, funny or clever. But I will be honest. And that's all I can offer.
I have copied and placed all my posts from my previous blog at Blogspot here to keep them all together. It is easier for me this way for many reasons. One of these reasons is I am long-winded, and here I feel it's okay for me to ramble on - especially if I warn you ahead of time for this - whereas in an 'official' blog page one feels embarrassed for writing on so long.
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the road: a testimony Reflecting on life these past few days has renewed my convictions. Looking backwards is an excellent way to gain perspective, and I've found it's reminded me of just how blessed I am. I grew up in a home that wasn't perfect - but the family that composed that home, I have to admit, was perfect. My parents taught me and my siblings by example and discipline what it means to be responsible, caring, and strong adults. They taught us integrity and faith. And they introduced us to a God that had nothing but the best intentions for us - a God bigger than any one of us could imagine. I have many memories of prayers before bed as a family, and many memories of my dad leading devotionals from a book or the Bible itself. I remember asking him ... →
tremble I like theology. Okay, you got me. I kind of love it. When I'm supposed to be doing school work I'm probably instead looking up articles, perusing books in our home office, or browsing blogs. If I'm working by myself during the day, I'll more than likely be reading papers and write-ups from my iPhone during breaks. I've been known to accumulate thoughts on a notepad, electronic or otherwise, of matters I'd like to further research. While I don't necessarily retain everything I come across, I enjoy the endeavour regardless - and I'm certain that in spite of how much I remember, I'm still learning something. I enjoy the pursuit of theological knowledge - it's a deeply satisfying passed time and diversion - and serves to bolster up my faith and help me along life's journey as a Jesus-follower. ... →
the fear of miracles Four years ago, I sat trapped at home with a torn ligament and a cat as my constant companions. While it was a humbling experience, it was also a very strange time in my life - in fact, I went so far as to name it the strangest. I'm going to correct and re-position myself on that claim. Granted, I did qualify the declaration as arbitrary, backing up a little to say it was only one of the strangest times, and I'll readily admit that I'll probably never stop thinking my life is getting more odd as it progresses. Yet, this place in life wherein I find myself has surpassed those three months of crippled, feline-filled confinement in leaps and bounds - these circumstances are in fact so bewildering, I'm not even sure I've fully accepted or grasped the magnitude ... →
resolutions, version 2013 The new year is a time people look forward to. It is a time where we convince ourselves we have a second chance to improve our actions, attitudes and general circumstances - a time to reflect, look back at our accomplishments and failures alike to see what we did well and what went wrong. The new year is our chance to start over. Birthdays are very much the same thing - a time of self-examination - and my birthday is in fact within the month of January thereby making such meditative introspections a double-dosed ingestion at this time of year. And so, as part of this retrospect and prospect - and in the air of accountability - I am going to review the resolutions I made last January and essentially recommit to them. Last year I said I wanted to begin memorising Scripture as a spiritual discipline, starting with the Psalms. Well, I pretty much ... →
advent as the exemplum of life We are impatient. December officially marks the beginning to one of the most popular and overwhelming seasons of our Western world's calendar. It is a time when the atmosphere of our society changes dramatically, manifested visually by the varying degrees of seasonal displays - from lights to trees and ornaments to a yard full of robotic and inflatable monuments. People start dressing in manners more attuned to the so-called colours of the season; baked goods change their tastes and shapes; the music played is not at all what you hear at any other time of year; and the rhythms of life take on a jovial, mirthful beat. Generally speaking, the secular world recognises the fact that Christmas has traditionally been held to commemorate the birth of Jesus, whether that means anything spiritual to them or not. Typically, sentiments of joy, peace, and love are thrown around as the reasons for the season - and smiles are easier to have returned as a result. For the average Christian, hope is added to the list because of the God-man's entrance into space and time. All these things are ubiquitous throughout December in jolly overtones as ... → |
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May 21, 2013 You're standing near an airport luggage carousel and your bag emerges on the conveyor belt, prompting you to spring into action. How does your brain make the shift from passively waiting to taking action when your bag appears?
A new study from investigators at the University of Michigan and Eli Lilly may reveal the brain's "switch" for new behavior. They measured levels of a neurotransmitter called acetylcholine, which is involved in attention and memory, while rats monitored a screen for a signal. At the end of each trial, the rat had to indicate if a signal had occurred.
Researchers noticed that if a signal occurred after a long period of monitoring or "non-signal" processing, there was a spike in acetylcholine in the rat's right prefrontal cortex. No such spike occurred for another signal occurring shortly afterwards.
"In other words, the increase in acetylcholine seemed to activate or 'switch on' the response to the signal, and to be unnecessary if that response was already activated," said Cindy Lustig, one of the study's senior authors and an associate professor in the U-M Department of Psychology.
The researchers repeated the study in humans using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), which measures brain activity, and also found a short increase in right prefrontal cortex activity for the first signal in a series.
To connect the findings between rats and humans, they measured changes in oxygen levels, similar to the changes that produce the fMRI signal, in the brains of rats performing the task.
They again found a response in the right prefrontal cortex that only occurred for the first signal in a series. A follow-up experiment showed that direct stimulation of brain tissue using drugs that target acetylcholine receptors could likewise produce these changes in brain oxygen.
Together, the studies' results provide some of the most direct evidence, so far, linking a specific neurotransmitter response to changes in brain activity in humans. The findings could guide the development of better treatments for disorders in which people have difficulty switching out of current behaviors and activating new ones. Repetitive behaviors associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder and autism are the most obvious examples, and related mechanisms may underlie problems with preservative behavior in schizophrenia, dementia and aging.
The findings appear in the current issue of Journal of Neuroscience.
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The MASS MoCA ushers visitors through its doors for the museum's first-ever bluegrass festival, unleashing the toe-tapping rhythms of established musicians as well as rising talent. Saturday's shows commence at 6 p.m. with an acoustic set by Dave Mayfield of The David Mayfield Parade. His performance takes place during the museum's reception for its newest outdoor expansion, The Speed Way, which contains three new works of art, a 1.5-acre asphalt meadow, and Van Gogh's long-lost collection of elbow macaroni. Saturday evening's recitals end with the thigh-slapping pluck of The Infamous Stringdusters at 9:30 p.m. in the Hunter Center. Sunday kicks off the day's festivities at 11 a.m. with Aoife O'Donovan of Crooked Still before attendees retreat to the galleries to hear the ramshackle concoctions of the Ramblin Jug Stompers. Guests migrate back to Courtyard C at 5 p.m. for the festival's final performance by the established tunesmiths of the Yonder Mountain String Band. All festival passes include admission to the museum's galleries, allowing patrons to peruse the exhibits and determine which painting would look best on their home refrigerator.
For more than a century, the Berkshire Museum has blended history, science, and art into a cohesive whole, drawing inspiration from both the Smithsonian and the American Museum for Natural Science. The museum is packed with wonders ranging from Wally—the fiberglass stegosaurus who guards the museum's entry—to the John James Audubon display, an impassioned tribute to the very ornithology that prompted Audubon to pen The Birds of America. Other, more playful displays unveil additional wonders, including Alexander Calder's collection of wooden push and pull toys. And inside the vast, salty aquarium, a teeming collection of clownfish, blind cave tetra, and puffer fish swim merrily side-by-side, thankful that they've yet to be cast as members of some trite, underwater calypso band.
A renowned exhibitor of contemporary art, The Arts Center cultivates creative potential in adults and children through art classes and events that emphasize hands-on learning. Members receive discounts on arts classes—up to $25 off kids classes—an opportunity to exhibit their art at the annual members' Fence Show, discounts at local businesses, and the right to sing in the gallery when nobody's around. Patrons with a taste for food can enroll in courses on the culinary arts, and aspiring artists can transform stuttering line work into fluid brushstrokes via drawing and painting courses.
Established in 1791, the Albany Institute of History & Art has been chronicling artistic expression longer than the Louvre, the Smithsonian, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Visitors acquaint themselves with an eternally revolving set of exhibits, including Hajo: An Artist's Journey, which documents Hans-Joachim Richard Christoph's work in package design incorporating the bold, stylized graphics of the Berlin school of graphic design. Visitors can sidle up to one of the permanent exhibitions, such as the panoramic landscape art of The Landscape that Defined America: The Hudson River School or the ornamentally preserved remains of Ancient Egypt, an exhibit that spotlights the Nile, the Egyptian concept of afterlife, and ways to reposition a mummy into a hip-hop mummy.
The full-scale Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art houses three galleries and 40,000 square feet of picture-book art, with rotating exhibitions showcasing both national and international galleries. Founded in part by Eric Carle, the famous author and illustrator of over 70 children's books, including the 1969 classic The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Eric Carle Museum aims to inspire an appreciation of the art of the picture book in adults, children, and lovable curmudgeons alike. The museum rouses the eyes with a large selection of exhibitions by a variety of artists, such as the currently running Tomi Ungerer, Chronicler of the Absurd, which takes audiences through the vibrant artwork of Tomi Ungerer's award-winning children's books, including The Mellops Go Flying, The Three Robbers, and Flat Stanley. Selections from private collections and archives enhance the exhibit, giving viewers an ever-deeper look into the absurdities and wonders of Ungerer's fantastic artwork.
Dubbed a 2011 Best Family Fun Destination by Worcester Magazine, EcoTarium's three floors of exhibits creatively use wildlife, scientific concepts, and the museum's natural-history collection to help children discover the natural world. A new permanent exhibit, The Arctic Next Door: Mount Washington acquaints explorers with the climate and terrain of New England's highest peak, letting them glimpse the mountain's icy surface during a virtual visit and test mountain-scaling skills on a climbing wall. Another permanent exhibit, Secrets of the Forest whispers deciduous gossip into the ears of explorers, and a minerals exhibit lets tykes appraise gems, ores, and crystals. Many animals, including bald eagles, wood turtles, and otters frolic peaceably within the museum grounds, which also feature 55 acres of nature trails.


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- An Indian MP wants his country to follow Australia's lead and introduce plain packaging for cigarettes. Fiona Sharkie is the executive director of Quit Victoria. She was one of the key advocates for plain packaging legislation here, and has been speaking to Glen Bartholmew. ...Monday 28 October 2013
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Murfreesboro – 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Stones River – Reexamine one of the Civil War's most significant battles. Hear historian presentations and living history character stories. Registration is $20 per person. For more information, visit http://www.nps.gov/stri/planyourvisit/legacycurrent.htm
Maynardville – Ghost House Hikes – Hear spooky stories about Big Ridge's past on a 1.2-mile night hike through Big Ridge State Park. Admission is free but reservations are required. For more information, call 865-992-5523.
Smyrna – Ghost Tours – Find out if the Sam Davis Home is truly haunted beginning at 7 p.m. with a haunted hayride and then with a tour of the home. Admission is $5 and parental discretion is advised. For more information, visit www.samdavishome.org/events.php
Limestone – Davy Crockett Hosts Trick or Treat in the Haunted Forest – Ghosts and ghouls will hand out treats after giving you a scare. Bring a flashlight and a candy bag. A $1 donation will be taken at the entrance. For more information, call 423-257-2167.
Adams – Port Royal by Lantern – Hear historical stories like the Bell Witch and the tobacco wars on a guided lantern tour of Port Royal State Park. Tours begin at 6 p.m. For more information, call 931-358-9696.
Oct. 26
Chattanooga – Aqua-Scarium Family Halloween Party – Trick or treat your way through the River Journey building 6:30 – 9 p.m. at the Tennessee Aquarium as part of Thrills, Gills and Chills. For a full schedule of events, visit www.tnaqua.org/thrillsgillschills.aspx
Memphis – Midnight Madness Series season closing event – Enjoy a car show, races and a rocking pit party from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Memphis International Raceway. Admission is $10 for spectators and $20 for racers. For more information, visit www.racemir.com
Oct. 27 – 28
Murfreesboro, Tenn. – Horse & Soul World Tour – Lisa Parelli, wife of Natural Horsemanship founder Pat Parelli, will headline at the Horse & Soul World Tour at the Tennessee Miller Coliseum. Tickets are $25 in advance for both days. For more information, visit www.parelli.com
Morristown – 37th Annual Mountain Makins Festival – Enjoy Appalachia traditions like storytelling, demonstrations, music and fine art. Tickets are $5 and all-weekend passes are $25. A preview reception will be 6:30– 9:30 p.m., Oct. 26. For more information, visit www.rosecenter.org or call 423-581-4330.
Tiptonville – Reelfoot Lake Canoe Float – Float down Reelfoot Lake to see beautiful fall foliage and maybe a bald eagle or two. Reservations are required and donations are appreciated. For more information call 731-253-9652.
Oct. 27
Lynchburg – Jack Daniel's World Championship Invitational Barbecue – Watch teams from the United States and around the world compete for the Grand Champion title. For more information, visit http://www.jackdanielsbarbecuemedia.com/
Dickson – Artisan & Food Fair – Enjoy free food demonstrations and samples from local producers as well as artisan demonstrations from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Renaissance Center. For more information, visit www.rcenter.org
Millington – Meeman-Shelby Heritage Fest & 75th Anniversary Celebration – Free event with music, demonstrations and vendors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park. For more information, call 901- 875-520.
Nashville – El Dia de Los Muertos at Cheekwood Art & Gardens – Celebrate a blending of Nashville and Mexican cultures with live music, dance, art activities and authentic Mexican cuisine, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Crossville – Cumberland Mountain Hosts Trunk or Treat – Take a hayride to the campground to begin a trunk or treat adventure 6 – 8 p.m. For more information, call 931-484-6138.
Oct. 28
Cleveland – Fort Hill Cemetery Tour – Hear living history characters' stories of notable Cleveland residents 4– 7 p.m. Tickets are $5. For more information, visit http://www.visitclevelandtn.com/www/docs/1151
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A Criminal Court jury on Friday night found Michael Orlando Freeman guilty of attempted second-degree murder, aggravated assault and attempted aggravated rape. Prosecutor Matthew Rogers said he faces 8-12 years on the attempted murder and aggravated assault and 3-6 years on the attempted rape. He said Freeman was on parole at the time for robbery and likely will ... (click for more)
Wes Snyder is stepping down as Cleveland, Tn.'s police chief - a post he has held since 2004. Janice Casteel, Cleveland city manager, said, "Chief Snyder announced his retirement effective January 5th, 2014 - which marks his 10th year as Chief of Police and 33 years of service with the city of Cleveland. "We wish him well in his retirement." Chief Snyder ... (click for more)
My husband and I gathered signatures on petitions over the Thanksgiving holiday. Given the future impact of the domestic benefits ordinance narrowly passed by the City Council, we felt it was important for all Chattanoogans to have an opportunity to be heard at the ballot box. We have lived here for decades; we are both recently retired (TVA management and ... (click for more)
Allow me to write very little today so that Nelson Mandela might say a lot. "Madiba," as he was lovingly called by a nation of blacks and whites who equally adored him, died on Friday after becoming one of the greatest heroes the world has ever known. I have tried to studiously watch his every move for over the last 20 years and can say that I have loved his mantra and his teachings ... (click for more)


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