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Highlights: South Africa (Cape Town, Hermanus, Sanbona Game Reserve)
Some families' idea of adventure is waiting in long lines for a chance to quickly plummet down "thrilling" waterslides. For those families seeking real adventure, South Africa awaits…
Get ready to make memories of a lifetime on this journey through one of Africa's most beautiful and dynamic countries. Spend your days experiencing one family adventure after the other. Whether you're visiting an Ostrich farm, getting up close to playful penguins, checking out the spectacular aquarium, or enjoying a game drive through Grootbos Nature Reserve, you and your family will be having the time of your life! In the evenings, relax in kid-friendly luxury accommodations that offer all the comforts of home and then some.
With your private guide, explore Cape Town and visit the Houses of Parliament, the 17th Century Castle, and of course Table Mountain, which provides sweeping views over the city and Peninsula. Drive one of the most beautiful routes in Cape Town and make your way to the Cape of Good Hope, where you'll board a boat to Seal Island to see the breeding colony and visit the Ostrich Farm. Head to Boulders Beach to view the penguins and try a little snorkeling while you're there. Continue on to Grootbos Nature Reserve, hike the many nature trails, visit the historic Klipgat Caves, go on a 4x4 game drive, try horseback riding, or, for the very adventurous family, go whale watching and try shark cage diving. Did we mention you and your family will be making memories that last a lifetime?
Enjoy a personalized vacation that best suits your needs, developed by one of our experienced destination experts. Relax during your trip with our 24/7 support and expert local guidance.
Upon arrival into South Africa you will be met at the door of the plane and escorted through Customs and Immigration avoiding any queues. You will also receive all of your necessary documents for your trip which contains a detailed personalized itinerary, maps, restaurant suggestions, top tips for exploring each city or region and a 24 hour concierge service (for restaurant reservations, spa treatments, child minders, day tours etc.)
Enjoy a private transfer between the airport and your hotel.
The sister property of More Cape Cadogan and More Lion Sands, More Quarters offers guests a stay in Cape Town which combines the benefits of a hotel with the independence of a luxury apartment. The property is ideally located just off Kloof Street, referred to as the 'heart of Cape Town' by the locals. This is partly due to the area being relatively untouched by mainstream tourism, hence adding to the authenticity and value of the Kloof Street address. The ability to walk to both restaurants and boutique shops provides guests with an experience where one becomes part of the city's cosmopolitan way of life. Its charm and character is matched with its desirable location amongst the popular restaurants, street cafes and stylish boutique shops of the vibrant Kloof Street, making this hotel a unique leader in Cape Town.
Today you will be met by your guide for an exploration of Cape Town, known affectionately as the Mother City. Your tour will take in the Houses of Parliament, the Castle (built between 1666 and 1679, this is South Africa's oldest building), lively Greenmarket Square with its daily market, the Company Gardens and of course Table Mountain which will give you spectacular views over the city and Peninsula (cable car fee is not included as it is weather dependent). On our descent, we stop at the Bo Kaap, home to the Cape Malay community, with its cobbled streets and brightly coloured houses.
This morning you will be collected from the hotel and taken along one of the most beautiful routes in Cape Town, to the Cape of Good Hope. Travel via Clifton and Camp's Bay to Hout Bay. At Hout Bay, we board a boat to Seal Island to see the breeding colony of the Cape Fur Seal. From here we continue to the long-legged birds at Cape Point Ostrich Farm. Here you will join a guided tour throughout the Ostrich Farm where you will be familiarised with the life cycle of the ostriches. You will find out more about the life of ostriches, all the way from the egg up to the adult ostrich.
Afterwards, continue to the Cape Point where you will board a funicular to the top of the Peninsula to witness the symbolic meeting of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans as well as have spectacular views over False Bay. We enjoy lunch near here (not included – own account). After lunch we will continue to Boulders Beach to view the jackass penguins. As you walk down the board walk to the Beach you will hear them honk, haw and bray just like donkeys. They are all over Boulders Beach and you will have to shoo them away before you can spread out your towel or picnic blanket. This is a cosy little cove great for snorkelling or for splashing around with small children.
Return back to Cape Town and if time allows you can have the rest of the afternoon at leisure to visit the Two Oceans Aquarium (Entrance fees not included). The Two Oceans Aquarium on the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town is ideally positioned to showcase the incredible diversity of marine life found in these two oceans. The Aquarium is one of the top tourist attractions in Cape Town and over 3000 living sea animals, including sharks, fishes, seals, turtles and penguins can be seen in this spectacular underwater nature reserve.
This morning you will be met at your hotel and transferred along the R44 from Gordon's Bay to Hermanus. This is regarded as one of the top scenic drives in South Africa, hugging the coastline with amazing views of False Bay. Between June and November, whales are often sighted on this drive. The route winds through the Kogelberg Nature Reserve, which is known for its beautiful fynbos. En route to Grootbos we will visit Stony Point in Betty's Bay to view a colony with over 3500 African Penguins (the same penguins, guests would experience in Boulder's). There are incredible pathways leading past the penguin nests and you will have many photographic opportunities of these amazing creatures.
Grootbos offers many wonderful adventurous trips that weave throughout the majestic reserve; it is the perfect place to recapture one's outdoor spirit through the panoramic and beautiful scenery. On a guided walk through the nature reserve trails, visitors are far more likely to encounter birdlife which they would not have been able to spot and discuss if they had been in a vehicle. The Grootbos hiking trails offer so much to explore above the obvious flora and fauna. Animal tracks, local insects, flower details and much more are far more easily observed on the pleasant guided walks and hikes through the Grootbos reserve.
Other activities incldue: forest walks, visit the historic Klipgat Caves, spend a day at the beach, or enjoy 4×4 reserve drives through the last of the Cape's Milkwood forests and the beautiful floral Kingdom. On another day you could choose to go horseback riding. One of the most satisfying and enriching ways of exploring Grootbos Nature Reserve is by horse back. The horses at Grootbos are ideal for beginners and experienced horse riders alike. Experienced staff look after 18 horses at the Grootbos stables, and accompany guests on rides.
Grootbos Nature Reserve, with its two 5-star lodges is a jewel of Cape ecotourism and luxury accommodation. The reserve is spectacularly situated on the fynbos and forest clad hills overlooking the whale-watching haven of Walker Bay. Grootbos has carved a unique niche in the up market eco-lodge sector by specializing in the Cape region of South Africa's world-renowned flora and marine biodiversity. This multi-award winning 1750 ha reserve is home to more than 750 different species of plants, offers warm hospitality, excellent cuisine, fine South African wines and is a nature lover's paradise.
Grootbos works with Marine Dynamics located at Kleinbaai Harbour (a mere drive of about 15 minutes), which we regard as the top sharking company in South Africa. It is not only known for its extensive conservation efforts, but also for their highly qualified marine biologists and staff on board, which makes it a truly amazing experience. Transfers from Grootbos to the harbour are included so you don't have to rise early. After the boat trip you'll come back for a warm shower and a light lunch is already waiting for you.
Grootbos boasts the last of the Cape's Milkwood Forests and the beautiful Cape Floral Kingdom. For those who wish to venture farther you can sign up for other activities as well. Whale Watching - By land, sea or plane (from June to December). Shark Cage Diving - By air, boat or cage diving. Big 5 Marine Tour - By boat, enjoy sights such as penguins, seals, dolphins, sharks, or even whales. Scenic Flights - View mountains, vineyards, shipwrecks and even sharks and whales. View the southern most part of the African land mass from this unique perspective.
The Overberg has long been known for its great wines, starting with Hamilton Russell and Bouchard Finlayson in the late 1980's. During the last seven years, the area has become known as the new vogue area for wines in South Africa. This area boasts over 70 wine estates, many of them with award winning wines. Grootbos has decided to offer a guided wine tour, visiting three wine estates, where guests have the chance to interact with the winemakers during the wine tasting, and including a visit to the true southernmost tip of Africa – Cape Agulhas, where your guests will enjoy a hearty picnic lunch. The wine route will take guests also through the small village of Elim, which is the second oldest missionary station in South Africa, with the only functional watermill in South Africa.
You will be picked time in the morning to head towards the Sanbona Wildlife Reserve for your unique safari experience. The transfer time will be approximatly 2.5 hours.
Enjoy another game drive this evening offering spectacular displays of light as the evening sun sets over the Little Karoo. Animals are at their most active in the early evenings and mornings.
The Sanbona Gondwana Lodge overlooks the Bellair Dam and resembling a typical thatched Karoo homestead, offering 12 generously proportioned luxury suites, each with endless views over the plains, Anysberg-mountains and beyond. Children of all ages will be entertained with an exciting "Kids on Safari" program.
Game viewing is carried out during the morning and evening when you are guided by your game ranger in an open game viewing vehicle. The game drives will take between three and four hours. It is always advisable to bring warm clothing along, even in summer. In winter, a warm jacket, beanie, scarf and gloves are advisable. These clothing items are also available in our shops. Please do not forget to bring your binoculars, camera's and video camera's along. Your safety is of utmost concern to us, and your game ranger will inform you of the necessary safety precautions as you commence your game drive. During the drive, be it in the early morning or for sundowners, various species of plants, animals, big game and birds can be seen.
You will be picked up by your expert safari guide and taken on a shared afternoon game drive. Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is a photographer's dream. Due to the perfect light conditions, during the twilight hours of sunrise and sunset it is advisable to use 100 ASA film for exquisite photographic opportunities. A 100 – 300 lens is a good choice. Macro photography is also incredible to capture close-ups of the smaller species.
Before first light you willl meet up with others at the lodge and embark on your early morning game drive. Sunrise is an excellent opportunity for game viewing as this is one of the peak times for when the animals are most active. You will be out in the reserve for a few hours before returning back to the lodge for breakfast.
For the avid birdwatcher, Sanbona Wildlife Reserve is home to more than 200 species. There is a very healthy population of raptors to be seen including African Fish Eagles, breeding pairs of majestic Black Eagles and regular sightings of Black Harrier. Interesting birds on the Reserve include the Cinnamonbreasted Warbler only seen in the early light of dawn. The Booted Eagle in the pale form breed well on the Reserve, while the Southern Grey Tit intrigues one with its 13 different calls. The Namaqua Sandgrouse travels up to 80kms in search of water, collecting droplets in its breast feathers, flying back to the nest to give the moisture to its chicks. Blackwinged Stilts can be viewed foraging in and around water areas. Due to the unobtrusiveness of Sanbona Wildlife Reserve, the birds are at ease, affording one with good viewing.
You will be picked up by safari vehicle and guide and transfer to Cape Town today.
Depart from Cape Town international airport - end of itinerary.
Africa JoyceHorgan , November 08, 2012 "I am a world traveller and this was one of my Top 3 vacations ever! Kensington Tours did a great job with EVERY little detail, from the planning to being met and catered to every step of the way. Our favorite lodges were Tau Pan in the Kalahari, Botswana & Moon Mountain in Sossusvlei, Namibia. We especially loved the Batswana people and all the animals we saw at Camp Moremi on the Okavanga River. The highlight of our trip was actually our stay in Swakopmund when we stayed on the South Atlantic & went for an exciting boat ride to see all the sealife up close and personal (like a seal coming onboard the boat!), a rollar coaster dune ride in a 4 X 4!! the balloon ride over the red sand dunes over Namibia and several champagne brunches in the middle of the desert. Also, will never forget all the sundowmer game drives which ended with our favorite cocktail, watching the sunset with wildlife close at hand! Unforgettable. Thanks Ivona for planning it all!"
Africa MarkMasterson , October 26, 2012 "35 Goose Pond Road Lincoln, MA 01773 October, 2012 Re: Steven Weru Kinyua, Kenya tour guide We recently returned from a wonderful 8 day tour of Kenya with Steven, he is an exceptional individual. But one example: As we returned to the Samburu lodge from our first game drive, Steven pointed out a young, sick-looking lion in the shade of a tree. We observed it momentarily and soon returned to the lodge for dinner. The next day Steven mentioned he had reported the weak young lion to the local Samburu ranger. Steven explained that due to the arrival of a new alpha male in his pride the young lion had likely been chased out before he was able to hunt for himself. He further explained that the young lion would be welcome back in a week or two, if he were alive. I pursued the full story w/Steven. The ranger Steven had reported the weak lion to had been unresponsive, indicating he would do nothing. Steven, unsatisfied w/that response told the ranger to report it to the Head Park Ranger, or he would. The Head Ranger agreed with Steven's analysis of the situation; bought 10 kilos of meat for the young lion; and directed his staff to feed it appropriately. Steven understood the workings of that lion pride, and has an exceptional knowledge of all the wild animals of Kenya. Furthermore he has a passion for their well-being. He would not accept a lazy, disinterested response from the local ranger. During our trip in Kenya I had occasion to speak to groups of secondary school students. I related Steven's actions as an excellent example of a Kenyan's knowledge, passion and commitment. One day Steven pointed out a cheetah. We saw the cheetah w/a young impala in its mouth. After the cheetah had choked the young impala, Steven explained the mother cheetah was calling her cubs --it was thrilling to see the 3 cubs come tearing across the plain creating a mini-dust storm in their wake. The mother gave the kill to her cubs. Steven explained they had to learn to open it up. Shortly she sent them off the kill, twenty paces or so, then froze, looking westerly. A lion, smelling the kill Steven explained, was moving off to the north about a 1000 yards away. Intent on the lion the mother cheetah remained frozen in place (as we're the cubs, mimicking their mother). After the lion passed the mother called the cubs back to the kill. Not 15 minutes later the lion came back, followed by yapping jackels, this time moving off to the east of the cheetahs. As soon as the lion appeared, the mother cheetah repeated her previous actions, sending off the cubs and freezing over the kill, intently watching the lion. Steven explained that the jackels were distracting the lion from the kill, knowing if the lion found the kill, nothing would be left for them. Again the lion passed off to the southeast, never able to find the cheetah kill. This summary highlights events that played out over a 90 minute period. In that time several tourist rovers and vans came, took pictures of the cheetahs, and left. None of those tourists had a complete explanation of the scene that was playing out before us. Game-viewing w/Steven is a rich experience, a clear cut above the average. In our time w/Steven we had lengthy conversations about the pluses and minuses of grass-burning, the challenges of maintaining wildlife corridors, park encroachment by locals, roadway underpasses for big game, etc. in addition we discussed ukabila and other political challenges facing Kenya. Steven Kinyua is an exceptional Kenyan guide. He has a wonderful sense of humor, and made our Kenya safari a wonderful learning experience we will cherish for years. Mark Masterson, Ed.D."
Africa EbonyHoskins , October 18, 2013 "I am so happy that I used Kensington Tours to help with my dream trip to Cape Town South Africa. I was looking for a well respected tour company that planned private guided tours that was not going to cause me my leg, lol. I begin searching companies by reputation and value. I narrowed it down to Kensington Tours because of the quality and value. I felt taken care of prior to my departure due to the detailed itinerary. From the time of got off the plane to the time I headed back to the states, I was in excellent hands. The service was EXCELLENT! I will definitely use Kensington again. Certainly, a trip of a lifetime!"
Africa DeborahEastland , October 29, 2013 "My husband and I have just returned from the trip of a lifetime in Egypt. The sites were amazing and overwhelming. Everything was as promised. We had the most amazing pyramid view and Nile view from our hotels. Our itinerary included the most magnificent sites and we were accompanied by the most informative and friendly people. I highly recommend visiting Egypt. It is totally safe. Thank you to everyone at Kensington for this experience. It was so beyond our expectations!"
Africa JudyChiburis , October 31, 2013 "From our greeter, who whisked us through customs in Johannesburg, to all our excellent drivers, guides and associates in Lions Sands, Cape Town and the wine country, everyone was highly professional, well dressed, well mannered, and well informed. Overall our tour worked like a superbly designed, technically perfect Swiss watch. An experience for the ages. Bravo!"
Africa ConniePurtell , October 29, 2013 "This was a trip of a life time for me and I was never disappointed. Sylvia listen to me and give me exactly what I wanted in the way of a photo Safari as well as full tour of Cape Town and the wine country. I never had to wait one minute for a guide or any of the transportation provided. The people I dealt with along the way could not have been more courteous and friendly. I just cannot say enough about my experience with Kensington Tours, it was fabulous! "
Africa Hanne Jones , October 24, 2013 "I have travelled all my life. I've combed much of Europe, from The arctic north in Norway to the streets of Seville in Spain, the beaches of Cannes and Nice in France and the medieval heart of Bologna in Italy. I've been on two African safaris (one tented, one not), both "luxurious." I've been on more than a dozen jaunts to India, some guided, others not. Over the years I have discovered that I had rather be lost and disoriented in a foreign country than submit once again to the unbending schedule of a guided tour. Hence I had given up tours of any kind, until Molly Kelly, an American Express travel agent, suggested I might want simply to list the places my friends and I wished to see in Morocco then let Kensington Tours make accessing them in an orderly way not only possible but thoroughly enjoyable as well. And this Kensington Tours did. They pulled our disparate destinations together and designed a far, far better route than we could ever have done on our own. They satisfied all our requests and threw in delicious additions, areas of interest we had never considered or even heard of. Our accommodations were well within our means and wonderful. Our guide and driver, not to mention our Mercedes SUV, could not have pleased us more. In other words, thanks to Molly and her recommending Kensington Tours, we had a sensational holiday. "
Africa Anthoula Korina , September 05, 2013 "Africa had always been a myth in mind since I was child that was up until a week ago. I just returned from an epic safari adventure! Kenya, Tanzania and the Maasai are sorely missed. Words cannot fully express the magic of this ever-flowing journey. It was awe-inspiring, breathtaking, free and powerful. My mind keeps playing tricks on me; thinking rather hoping that I'm going to see a giraffe cross a busy NYC street :) The memories will resonate for a lifetime. To boot, I went on this trip solo; female traveler. Not sure any of it would have been possible w/out Kensington Tours!!! Thank you..."
Africa JaneJennings , July 12, 2013 "I had a wonderful trip visiting the mountain gorillas in Uganda. We were able to get really close to the gorillas and watched their interactions with each other. The local people are so gracious and made every minute a delight. The accomodations were great. I loved waking up in the morning to the sounds of the forest. The added luxury of a massage was a great way to end the trip!"
Africa gingermedlen , July 26, 2013 "Our family of 6 traveled to Morocco for a 9 day Imperial cities discovery, I was absolutely amazing. Our guide Lahcen Zaaim was the best guide we have EVER had and we have traveled to many countries. There was not one subject that he was not knowledgeable about. He made the trip sooooo memorable. He was so flexible and when he picked us up in the mornings to head out, he was talking nonstop to tell us soo much about everything we were seeing. There was soooo much to see in Morocco and he made sure we saw it all.. He truly has a gift in the touring business, you feel as if your leaving your best friend when the trip is over. When we got to the airport in casablanca, he spotted us before we saw him and of course, we asked him, how did you recognize us? He even went as far as to get the King of Moroccos artist to meet us at our riad the night before we left to return home late to do our names in moroccan arabic to frame, They were beautiful, He showed us a picture of the Kings Face he had done for the Palace! Lily Baffour from Kensington planned our trip and she was amazing, planning everything as she thought we would like based on what I told her. She did an Outstanding job and literally sent our Iteniaries by next day air in a beautifully done spiral bound personally book for each family that was going on the trip, SOOOOOO IMPRESSED and she even got the guide we requested!!!! I cant say enough about this trip and Kensington, we will definitely use again!!! We experienced a VERY different culture in going to Morocco and thats what we wanted, a Very different exotic trip and thats what we got!!!! Again our accomodations we Top Notch, staying in the TRuly authenic Riads, they were SOOOOO Luxurious, Plan on taking another suitcase or buying one there because you will buy more things to bring home than any other trip because of all the Handicrafts there, especially in Fes!!! "
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"Wuthering Heights" remains popular among young women for some of the same reasons the "Twilight" novels are: It shows the heroine powerfully attracted to a possibly dangerous hero. Beneath all the period trappings of Emily Bronte's 1847 novel, beneath the brooding atmosphere of the Yorkshire moors, beneath the book's associations with classroom assignments, lurks … sex. This is the same sort of sex found in bodice-ripping romance novels, in which young virgins grow close but not too close to dark, ominous young men who threaten to sweep them off their feet. They're never quite swept, but the foreplay is tantalizing.
In this rough-hewn film version by the British director Andrea Arnold, gone is the stylized elegance of William Wyler's 1939 version, with its eight Academy Award nominations and an Oscar for cinematographer Greg Toland ("Citizen Kane"). Gone are the polished performances of Laurence Olivier as Heathcliff, the servant from the Caribbean, and Merle Oberon as his young mistress, Cathy Earnshaw. Gone, too, is Heathcliff's greater age and height than Cathy.
Instead, this adaptation makes something evident that is strongly implied in the novel: Heathcliff, born as a slave, is Afro-Caribbean. He's played here by Solomon Glave as a youth and by James Howson after he returns to the Earnshaw family manor, having become in the meantime a wealthy man. Cathy (Shannon Beer when young, Kaya Scodelario when older) grows from a free-running, semi-wild child to a poised young lady whose transformation positions the two for what, at the time, would have been a transgressive relationship.
We're accustomed to imagining "Wuthering Heights" as a "Masterpiece Theater"-style production, but Arnold probably correctly depicts Yorkshire in the late 1700s as a brutal and savage society, especially among such as the struggling Earnshaws. Animals are mistreated, human niceties foresworn, and if Cathy's father (Paul Hilton) is kind enough to adopt the young orphan, her brother Hindley (Lee Shaw) is cruel and jealous after he becomes the Earnshaw heir. He beats Heathcliff, works him mercilessly and is overtly racist (surely this is the first adaptation using the N-word).
The story opens with Heathcliff returning (during one of the film's wild and stormy nights) to the Earnshaws. Then sequences show young Heathcliff and Cathy as affectionate quasi-siblings, sneaking away from the stern discipline of the farm to explore the untamed majesty of the moors. (Some will make the connection that these are the same moors haunted by the more recent Yorkshire Ripper.) As they approach puberty, they become affectionate and enjoy chaste tumbles in the heather. Hindley's dislike of this behavior may include subterranean levels of incestuous feelings.
Finally, Heathcliff has no other recourse than to run away. In his absence, he earns a considerable fortune by undetermined means. Meanwhile, Cathy makes a marriage with a feckless neighbor, Edgar (Jonathan Powell when young, James Northcote when grown). Nobody has ever stirred her as Heathcliff does.
When Heathcliff returns, it is for the purpose of reclaiming the only love of his life. Arnold uses hardly any dialogue to relate these events, and her film is set close to the earth, with beautiful but often grubby shots of the animals, birds and insects who inhabit the land along with its humans. The soundtrack is generous with the sounds of struggle and suffering, and although the credits state no animals were harmed during the production, it looks so much as if they are as to make no difference.
This is a more compact, tougher "Wuthering Heights" than we've seen before, lacking the refined pleasures of most versions. Is it possible Arnold's vision is closer to the fantasies Bronte experienced while writing her novel — but was reluctant to make more explicit? (As it is, she felt enough ambiguity about it to conceal herself behind a male pseudonym, Ellis Bell.) Arnold has been successful in reimagining the story's archetypal emotions in the story, bringing it closer to its passionate elements.
What she hasn't done is make a terrifically entertaining film. Although this version dumps many of the novel's passages, particularly from the later chapters, it's dreary and slow-paced, heavy on atmosphere, introverted. I suppose life on an isolated moor was like that at the time, but do we need this much atmosphere?
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Future is defending Lil Wayne over his controversial lyrics on the remix to Future's track "Karate Chop."
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Thursday, February 01, 2007
Computer Problems
Well, even though my computer has been down, I have been pretty busy, which is the way I like it..... plenty happening on the home front and Scrapping.
I have my first kit up on Scrapping Angels, all very exciting for me, I have a couple of Sneak Peeks of some of the things I have created, but more Sneak Peeks on the Scrapping Angels Website, so if you get a chance go and have a peek at the February kit, it has instructions on how to do all the layouts and I will be in the Chatroom on the 28th February to talk about how I put the kit and the layouts together and answer any questions relating to the kit, at 7.00pm EST. So if you like pretty, and vibrant go and check it out, lots of different ideas and heaps of fun to create.
Also, on the Scrapping front I did a layout using the January Calendar Kit from Scrapping Angels, it is a photo of my darling son Chaise, and the look he gave for this photo is just amazing, I love the way this layout turned out, so it is now in my scrapping room as my calendar for the year.
I have plenty more layouts to share, but I have to download them onto this computer, so I will get myself organised and show you what I have been up to over the next couple of weeks.
Have a great week everyone.
Best Wishes Carole x
30 comments:
- AnnetteL said...
Hi Carole! It's great to have you back in the land of blogging, missed you. Computers! Wow your Scrapping Angel sneak peeks look amazing. Can't wait to see what you have been up to! Hope you have a good week. Cheers Annette
- Sharon Manning said...
You look like you have been a busy lady even without a computer. Sometimes I think we would achieve so much more without them! LOL
Love your sneak peak at your new kit.
Look forward to reading some more of your blog now you are back. - 10:10 AM
- Trish Reed said...
Fabulous Kit and Sensational layouts that you've done with it. I know they will be soooo popular, thanks for the amazing job you have done on this Deluxe kit.
- Sandra said...
It's soooo good to have you back, have really missed you on line, we just can't live without our puters can we, they may send us insane, but they are our link with sanity and the outside world. Catch up later.
- Megan said...
Hey Carole!
Ohhh I love the 3 Bugs papers....they are so yummy and I wish I could see the whole layout you have done!!!
Bugger about the computer hassles...I haven't been on the computer much lately, but at least I know it's there when I want it - I'd be lost without it!
Have a great week Carole!
Megan xx - 10:36 AM
- Julie said...
what a bugger about the computer issues - but your back online now YAYY!!
What tempting sneak peeks - bet the layouts look awesome. Love the layout for your son - it looks fantastic.
take care - 11:43 AM
- Chris Millar said...
Hi Carole, welcome back to computer land!!LOL The kit you've done for Scrapping Angels looks senstional!!
- *Jeanne* said...
Hello dear sweet Carole, boy have I missed you. WOW! I was actually having Carole withdrawls. Trust me it is not fun... lol I am glad you are back. I can't wait to see everything you have been up to. Look at these scrumpious designs! WOW! Just completely sensational work as always!
miss you terribly.....
hugs from across the pond - 3:52 PM
- Jaci said...
So glad to have you back in cyberland! I can't imagine two weeks without a computer! YIKES! I'd have to go to a friend's I think! LOL!
I love your sneak peeks! Your creations are amazing as always! I can't wait to see more!
Cheers - 6:32 PM
- Lauren said...
Hay chick,
Glad to here that you are back in the www world.
Scrapping Angles kit looks fab.
Talk soon,
Lauren x - 6:43 PM
- Julie said...
Wow love the pages here and love the sneek peeks.
- Jolene Pienaar said...
Was wondering what happened to our Carole!
Love the look of those sneak peaks, love those papers too.
And that LO of yours is just gorgeous! - 7:28 PM
- Brendy said...
Glad you are back, I normally just lurk but I thought I would say HI!
I absolutely love your layouts and indeed the one of your son deserves to have a special place for the year. - 7:53 PM
- Lara said...
absolutely stunning!!!! gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous layouts :-)
- Sofi p said...
Wow! the sneak peaks look amzing Carole!
- NancyJones said...
Hey girl.. I have had blogger issues keeps not wanting to let me on... LOVE LOVE LOVE your work and have missed you so much! I was beginning to ask Jeanne if we needed to float over a search party hahahaa! LOVE your pages you have done YOU KNOW I have a button fetish! That is stinkin cute!!!!!
- Karine Flores said...
Hi Carole.
It´s so beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love the 3 Bugs papers and your creations are amazing as always!!
Karine (Brazil) - 7:00 AM
- Tammy said...
Hi Carole,
Glad you are back online I have missed you in Cyberspace.
What a gorgeous page with all of those buttons. I'm really starting to collect some haberdashery in my stash and I think buttons are next on my list.
Have a great weekend - 9:25 AM
- iralamija said...
oooooooooooooHHHH waw! THIS is awesome!!
Bety. - 9:34 AM
- Kim - ScrapToMyLu said...
beautiful stuff. Love the colors and buttons!
- Debbie K said...
Oh my.....look at that cherubic face !! Super layout on Chaise, what a great calendar to have for the year. I can imagine by the end of December that he would have changed so much too!
Great work on the SA layouts, hope the kits sell well (I'm sure they will!!) and have fun on-line on the 28th. Wishing you a fab weekend Carole !! - 2:04 PM
- Terri said...
This looks great! So glad your computers back on board. Missed seeing what you've been up to. - 3:39 PM
- Paula said...
Great to see you back Carole & with mroe gorgeous sneaky peeks & that fabulous layout. Them buttons make that stand right out at me, I love buttons!!!!
My computer is fine but my blog ws broken & I was sad. It is bad enough that I have no heat or water because the boiler is broken!!! It is only 11c in this flat.
Have a lovely weekend.
Paula.x - 4:42 PM
- Kylie said...
Love what youve done here Carole! gorgeous! and yep i can sympathise about the computer issue - i hate not having one too!
Hope you're well
(check out my blog for a little RAK comp)
Kylie - 11:51 PM
- Moira said...
Love the LO! And I have missed you. :) Hope to catch up properly soon. xxx
- Joanne Bain said...
Hi Carole
Beautiful...stunning...gorgeous work as always from you. I had a look at the SA Blog and those layouts are STUNNING!!!!.
Glad that you are back online my friend.
Joanne - 7:50 AM
- Alexandra Belo said...
Hi Carole,
Wow I love the page. - 8:32 AM
- Dee Molina said...
welcome back Carole!! Gorgeous as always!!!!!
- Renata Carvalhaes said...
Beautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful!
Renata (Brasil) - 1:51 PM
- Jen said...
Hey Carole
Catching up on the blogs. Your boy sure is goreous and so are you layouts. - 8:51 PM


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EDMONTON - A woman has been charged with child abandonment after she left her five-year-old son in a running vehicle while she shopped at a toy store.
While left to his own devices, the boy unbuckled himself from the back seat, climbed into the front seat, revved the motor, played with the steering wheel and sat on the opened driver's windowsill, leaning out "kind of Dukes of Hazzard style, half in and out of the vehicle," police said.
On Aug. 15, police received a call about 7:30 p.m. from someone who spotted the child alone in a running vehicle in the Toys R Us parking lot near Calgary Trail and 39th Avenue.
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