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Tour Itinerary
For many Magic Travellers this is the start of your New Zealand adventure and what a great day we have in store for you. First up we take you on a short scenic drive through Auckland city, locally known as the City of Sails. After taking in some stunning panoramas, we travel southeast over the Bombay Hills and out onto the Hauraki Plains. We will then cross the new Kopu bridge and stop into Thames. Thames is the starting point for any passengers heading off to one of New Zealand's best regional destinations - the Coromandel Peninsula.
From Thames we continue onto Paeroa, where can you grab a bottle of New Zealand's most famous drink; Lemon and Paeroa (also known as L&P). We'll then give you a chance pose for a group photo with the world famous (in NZ) giant L&P bottle. At 7 metres high, the bottle is a permanent reminder of the therapeutic Paeroa Springs water discovered before 1900, which, with the addition of a squeeze of lemon, became known as New Zealand's national soft drink.
After we leave Paeroa, we head into the spa town of Te Aroha, which translates from Maori to English as 'The place of love'. Jump off and spend the night here if you want to climb Mount Te Aroha or relax in hot soda springs to ease away any aches and pains.
Our next stop will be where we will at the Shires Rest near Matamata - home of the now world famous Hobbiton movie set. This stop will have you immersed in stunning New Zealand farmland and overlooking the rugged Kaimai Ranges. This is your chance to eat lunch and relax, feed the friendly sheep, get involved in some sheep shearing and even try authentic Lord of the Rings beer! Hop off the bus and do a tour of the set as seen in The Lord of the Rings movies and the upcoming movie; The Hobbit. The detail of the set is amazing and is like stepping into a new world.
After leaving The Shires Rest we will give you the opportunity to take part in a truly unique New Zealand activity; OGO. The OGO is a 3 metre (11 foot) transparent sphere constructed from over 100 square metres (300 square feet) of plastic. It;s pumped full of air to make a beautiful big ball that you can jump inside and tumble down a hill. OGO Rotorua provides your very own play-paddock where you can spend the afternoon rolling down our purpose built 250 meter long tracks. You can OGO solo or as a double or triple! If you're the adventurous type you should definitely try the Fishpipe! If you didn't come prepared with towels and a change of clothes these can be provided by the OGO team too.
To end your day on the bus we'll take you into our overnight destination of Rotorua. Rotorua is a mind blowing town where Maori culture and thermal activity combine to make an incredibly unique destination. Upon arrival, take a deep breath and the smell of Rotorua will fill your nostrils…. beware it does resemble the smell of rotten eggs! The dense sulphur deposits all over the city provide this pungent aroma.
Look out for steam rising from the ground on a scenic tour of the city via Government Gardens and Lake Rotorua. This will be followed by experiencing a heartfelt cultural welcome to the area at the Realm of Tane, which will take you on a short journey through Maori culture, mythology and stories. This evening, make sure you take the opportunity to try a superb Tamaki Maori Hangi (dinner) and Concert - a true New Zealand experience that shouldn't be missed!! We recommend you spend more than one night in Rotorua as there is so much to do in this exceptional place; including volunteering in the Magic Forest, epic whitewater rafting down the Kaituna River or relaxing in hot pools - you will also have a chance to do all of these activities tomorrow as we do not leave Rotorua until 11.30am (please note pick up times). Approximate arrival into Rotorua is 4pm.
Hop off the bus today and stay at: Thames or Te Aroha.
Today we depart Rotorua beginning our pickups at 11.15am - giving you a great chance to indulge in some more activities such as gondola rides, riding luges or off-road driving. This morning will really make you fall in love with what Rotorua has to offer you
This morning also gives you the chance to hop on the Geyserlink shuttle and head out to the spectacular Wai-O-Tapu geothermal wonderland, famous for vivid mud pools and the Lady Knox Geyser. The Geyserlink shuttle will allow you time to see the Lady Knox geyser which erupts at 10.15am everyday of the year like clockwork, shooting jets of water reaching up to 20 meters and lasting for over an hour. You will also have plenty of time to wander around the park and see the other thermal wonders including the Champagne Pool. If you do choose to take the Geyserlink shuttle the Magic bus will pick you up from Wai-O-Tapu before we continue onto Taupo and our next incredible stop - the mighty Huka Falls. The falls throw over 200,000 litres of water a second into the river below. Those in for an adrenaline rush you will have the chance to try out the Huka Jet boat on the Waikato River. Ride up to the base of the falls or if you want you can even Bungy jump above them.
For those wanting to experience one of the best thrills in NZ, Taupo is one of the most amazing places in New Zealand to skydive. From 15,000 feet you can even see both coasts of the North Island. If you are not partaking in these adrenaline activities we continue into the town, situated on the edge of a lake bigger than the entire country of Singapore. In true Kiwi fashion all this water means there are heaps of things to do. Make sure you spend two nights here if you can to enjoy all the activities available. The nightlife in Taupo is outstanding, with many bars, cafes and restaurants to choose from.
Approximate arrival time in Taupo is 2.30pm.
Today we head northwest to Waitomo to visit the famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves which are over 30 million years old. Here you can view the amazing caverns and glowworms, or be daring and have a go at one of the many activities Magic has on offer such as Black Water Rafting, or abseiling into the caves (this is something you certainly won't have the chance to do too often!). For those not partaking in the caving experiences, you can relax in the village and enjoy a bite to eat at the local pub.
We depart Waitomo early in the afternoon and head towards Te Kuiti - the sheep shearing capital of the world - before heading through some beautiful King Country farmland and onto Taumarunui; here you can pick up supplies from the supermarket for the evenings meal. Before you get to National Park, where we will stop overnight, we take you to Whakapapa Village in the heart of the Tongariro National Park. You have time here to enjoy a nature walk to the amazing Tawhai Falls and explore the Whakapapa Visitor Centre. This centre is full of information on the National Park, the ski fields and hiking tracks, local Maori stories and the volcanic history of the area.
Take some time to admire the elegant Tongariro Chateau set in spectacular grounds with the stunning backdrop of Mt Ruapehu. In winter you'll get a chance to play in the snow, make a snowman or have a snow fight with your travelling friends. Approximate arrival time in National Park is 5.00pm.
National Parkis the departure point for the Tongariro Alpine Crossing. This track is commonly known as New Zealand's best one day trek. You will need to spend at least two nights in National Park to undertake the walk that will take you into the middle of the active volcano field and to the slopes of famed 'Lord of the Rings' location of Mt Doom. National Park is also the departure point to canoe the Whanganui River which runs through the Whanganui National Park, a dense native rainforest with a wide rage of native birds including the Brown Kiwi.
Hop off the bus today and stay at: Waitomo.
Today we travel south around the Tongariro National Park with stunning views of Mt Ruapehu. We head through the alpine town of Ohakune; which is known affectionately as New Zealand's 'Home of Carrots'. On a sunny day make sure you ask your driver to stop for a photo with the giant carrot!! After your 'carrot encounter' we will briefly pass through Waiouru, the New Zealand Army training headquarters - so keep your head down! Later in the day we pass through the imaginatively named town of Bulls an 'unforget-a-Bull town like no udder. Make sure you pay attention and try and spot a few of the unique shop names like the café 'Delect-a-Bull', but avoid the police station; 'Consta-Bull'. Traveling down the Kapiti Coast, look to the right of the bus and see Kapiti Island - a bird and marine reserve and home to some of New Zealand's rarest wildlife. The road continues and follows the Tararua Ranges which form a dramatic backdrop along the length of the coastline. We arrive into Wellington, New Zealand's capital city in the afternoon. The first stop is to view New Zealand's Parliament Buildings; including the iconic 'Beehive'. From here we leave downtown Wellington and head to the summit of Mt Victoria. Here you will see some priceless 360 degree panoramic views of Wellington, Cook Strait and the surrounding area. There's plenty to keep you busy in Wellington including lively cafes. One definite 'do not miss' is a visit to Te Papa, New Zealand's national museum.
Approximate arrival time in Wellington is 3.00pm.
This morning you need to make your own way to the ferry terminal where you can catch the inter-island ferry across the stunning Cook Strait, through the Marlborough Sounds, and onto the South Island (please note: the price of the ferry is not included in some passes). This is a fantastic journey with more uniquely New Zealand scenery to see on your voyage. The Magic bus will meet you as you disembark the ferry in Picton. This is a great little town full of life and great things to do. It is also a perfect place to spend a night or two if you would like to explore the world renowned Marlborough Sound and Queen Charlotte track a little more. If you decide to leave town you will quickly begin the next part of the journey by heading through the beautiful countryside and famous wine regions toward Nelson; where you will arrive late afternoon. Nelson 'the sunshine capital of NZ' is an arty city, has a relaxed atmosphere and is the gateway to Abel Tasman National Park. If you have time in your itinerary visit New Zealand's smallest national park, a beautiful region with golden beaches, sparkling waters and plenty of activities on offer including kayaking, hiking and sailing. Approximate arrival time in Nelson is 3.30pm.
Hop off the bus today and stay at: Picton.
After leaving Nelson, we journey over the Hope Saddle and through the picturesque Buller Gorge to New Zealand's 'Wild West Coast'. This is one of the more remote, rugged and most sparsely populated areas of the country. Today you will become aware of the amazing scenery and warm welcome that the West Coast is famous for. First stop on the coast is Cape Foulwind, named so by Captain Cook after his ship was blown off course here as he explored New Zealand's waters. The cape is home to a New Zealand Fur Seal breeding colony which you will have the chance to view. Travelling south down the 'Coast Road', one of the most spectacular coastal drives in the world and on through Paparoa National Park, acoastal forest with limestone cliffs, canyons, caves and home to the famous Punakaiki Pancake Rocks. We stop off here to view these amazing rock formations which are especially dramatic when the sea is in full swing. Jump back onboard and enjoy coastal views all the way to Greymouth, our overnight stop. Tonight in Greymouth we recommend you take part in a tour of the (very kiwi) Monteiths Brewery including beer tasting and dinner at a local pub (hotel). It's a great chance to meet some of the interesting locals and fellow travellers. Approximate arrival time in Greymouth is 5.00pm.
Hop off the bus today and stay at: Punakaiki
This morning we travel further down the West Coast before stopping in the township of Hokitika, famous for its often crazy local cuisine and Pounamu (Greenstone). Traces of the 'gold rush' times of the that brought thousands upon thousands of wannabe miners and gold panners to the area in the mid 1800s are still evident in the historic town of Ross, we'll even give you a chance to try some panning yourself and find some of your very own New Zealand gold. Heading further south we enter Westland National Park, an area containing numerous scenic lakes, dense forests, many of the Southern Alps highest peaks and two amazingly accessible glaciers. Time for more adventure! We arrive into the alpine village of Franz Josef in time for those who want to partake in a fantastic introduction to an enthralling world of ice. The new Ice Explorer is a short heli hop from the township which takes you into the remarkable Pinnacles area of the glacier. Here your guide will navigate you through a maze of ice and explain the dramatic environmental changes over the last few years. Those not taking part in the Ice Explorer today can be taken to the glacier lookout before being dropped at accommodation. If glaciers aren't your thing, another option here is to go kayaking on the scenic Lake Mapourika, surrounded by stunning mountain peaks. Tonight, relax the night away in the Glacier Hot Pools.
Approximate arrival time into Franz Josef in winter is 12.00pm and summer is 1.00pm.
Hop off the bus today and stay at: Hokitika
First up this morning we will pass through Fox Glacier, another small village nestled next to a huge and dramatic glacier. Fox Glacier is also the home of one of New Zealand's most picturesque spots; Lake Matheson. Often referred to as the 'Mirror Lake', it is famous for its reflections of the Southern Alps which dominate the skyline - perfect for those picture postcard photos. As we head inland through Haast and further away from the west coast the scenery changes from dense forest to boulder-filled river beds, cliff faces and incredibly powerful waterfalls. Make sure you snap a photo of the Gates of Haast - a truly amazing valley littered with huge boulders. After this the scenery will take another change and we head into the vast plateaus and many lakes of the Central Otago region. Make sure you have your cameras ready as we pass Lake Hawea and shortly after Lake Wanaka. At the head of the lake is the town of Wanaka. This is where we stop for the night - but not before we've taken you to Puzzling World - an amazing mind bending experience that will push your limits and one that you're sure to love.
Hop off the bus today and stay at: Fox Glacier, Makarora
This morning we head out of town and get you set for a huge day of adventure and exhilaration. Firstly we drop into the birthplace of Bungy jumping, the Kawarau Bridge. The bridge, which is 42 metres above the Kawarau River, is the site of the world's first commercial bungy jump. We dare you to jump - something you will never forget! From here we make our way past Lake Hayes and into Arrowtown. Arrowtown has an amazingly rich history and as such we'll give you the time to explore the quaint shops, the Chinese settler's village and historic buildings in town. In autumn the colours are amazing. From Arrowtown we'll head onto Arthur's Point; which is situated on a bend in the Shotover River. This is also the home of the world renowned Shotover Jet, and also the launch point for whitewater rafting. Be sure to get out onto the river if you've not yet had enough excitement in your day! We head into Queenstown early in the afternoon where there are endless activity options, from mild to wild. We have allowed two nights in Queenstown (but many people prefer to stay longer) to soak it all up.
Approximate arrival time in Queenstown is 1.30pm.
Lake Pukaki, Salmon & Stargazing
Life slows down a little as we leave Queenstown behind us. We head of through Cromwell and onto the alpine environment of the Lindis Pass. Lindis Pass is an amazing road winding its way through some of New Zealand's most spectacular scenery and in winter is often blanketed by snow! As we make our way into McKenzie Basin we stop off in Twizel. This small town serves as a gateway to New Zealand's highest mountain; Aoraki Mount Cook. If you want to go and check it out your driver will arrange a connection bus for you. Our next stop of the day is the High Country Salmon Farm - this fantastic attraction will get you up close and personal with the salmon and give you a chance to hand feed them and even buy some to take away for your dinner! The tranquil Lake Tekapo is over overnight destination, a small town located at the end of the lake by the same name. There is a lot on offer here including an optional day trip to Mt Cook village, kayaking on the lake, fantastic sightseeing flights of the Southern Alps or the sedate visit to the idyllic Church of the Good Shepperd. Tonight, don't miss the chance to view the Southern Hemisphere stars up close. Tekapo is a great place to get together with your fellow travelers and share a group meal.
Approximate arrival time in Lake Tekapo is 1.45pm
After leaving the shores of Lake Tekapo, we travel around the edges of the stunning Mackenzie Country crossing over Burkes Pass and the foothills of the Southern Alps. We then pass through the picturesque towns of Fairlie and Geraldine, stopping here for a short time. Be sure to jump off at Geraldine if you want to try your hand at rafting some of the wildest white water in New Zealand with Rangitata Rafts. The bus then heads across the Canterbury Plains, the largest area of flat land in NZ and a huge contrast to our previous days travel! We will briefly look around Christchurch on the way into town but we will leave the exploring up to you! Be sure to check out Christchurch's amazing new 'unique' Re-Start Mall. This astonishingly creative mall is made entirely of shipping containers and one of the cities exciting new urban developments following the earthquakes that damaged much of the cities buildings in 2010/11. We would also definitely recommend all passengers consider travelling on the double-decker Discover Christchurch bus tour - it will give you an amazing insight into the cities recent challenges and let you see how amazing the people of this area really are - simply ask your driver about this if you are interested. If you are up for some fun tonight we would also suggest you check out SO- MO; which is a vibrant area of Christchurch alive with bars, restaurants and cafes! Approximate arrival time into Christchurch is 1.00pm.
Hop off the bus today and stay at: Rangitata


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This gorgeous building is the home of the Turkish Cultural Services Foundation, which runs courses for locals and travellers in techniques such as calligraphy, miniature painting, ebru , binding and glass painting.
This gorgeous building is the home of the Turkish Cultural Services Foundation, which runs courses for locals and travellers in techniques such as calligraphy, miniature painting, ebru , binding and glass painting.
This is a hop-on-hop-off double-decker bus service with multilanguage recorded commentary. Ticket booths are opposite Aya Sofya and in Taksim Sq. The full circuit takes 90 minutes, or you can get on and off the bus at six stops around town (note that buses only run four times per day from November to March and nine times per day from April to October).
Specialising in cultural tourism, this small company is run by a group of history buffs and offers a large range of guided walking tours conducted by knowledgeable English-speaking guides. Tours concentrate on İstanbul's various neighbourhoods, but there are also tours to major monuments including Topkapı Palace, the İstanbul Archaeology Museums and Dolmabahçe Palace.
Take a hassle-free tour of Istanbul's most famous attractions with your own private guide to lead the way. You'll enjoy personalized attention on your private tour of magical Istanbul and its signature sights: the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, and Topkapi Palace.
Head to the stylish cafe/laboratory in the courtyard of the Museum of Turkish & Islamic Arts for the best Turkish coffee on the Historic Peninsula. Afficionados can sign up for a 30-minute 'Treasures of Turkey' coffee experience (TL20) that demonstrates roasting, grinding, brewing and service techniques and includes – naturally – a cup of the stuff in question.
Let us make your arrival hassle free with an Istanbul Airport Private Arrival Transfer. Avoid all the stress that comes with trying to get from A to B when you're in a foreign country as your driver will be waiting to meet you and take you directly to your Istanbul hotel. Available from Ataturk or Sabiha Gokcen Airport.
Its maze-like location in a backstreet behind the hardware stores that litter this part of town often discourages non-local bathhouse action seekers. But this favourite hamam of bears and pot-bellied moustachioed types is worth finding because of the relaxed attitude of the management. Just be careful you don't stick out like a pink thumb or you'll incite a feeding frenzy.
Dutch-born Eveline Zoutendijk opened the first English-language Turkish cooking school in İstanbul in 2003 and since then has built a solid reputation for her hands-on classes, which offer a great introduction to Turkish cuisine and are suitable for both novices and experienced cooks. The delicious results are enjoyed over a five-course meal in the school's restaurant .
If you ask the local ladies who lunch to recommend the best spa in town, many will nominate this luxurious place in the basement of the Hotel Les Ottomans. The surrounds are exquisite and the therapists are top-notch. A day pass to use the indoor/outdoor pools, hamam , adventure showers, heated ceramic lounges, whirlpool, sauna, ice fountain and oxygen room costs TL130.
This sightseeing tour of Istanbul provides the perfect introduction to the fabled city that spans Asia and Europe. On this shore excursion you will see how old meets new when you visit Istanbul's four "must-see" historic sites.
The international tour company Intrepid offers a program of city tours including a popular four-hour guided walk around Sultanahmet and the Bazaar District. Also on offer is the 'Home Cooked İstanbul' tour, which includes a no-frills dinner with a local family in their home plus a visit to a neighbourhood teahouse for tea, a nargile and a game of backgammon.
Another hamam designed by Sinan, though this one's not as impressive as the Çemberlitaş and is a mixed bath with only male masseurs, meaning that some women will not feel comfortable here. The price includes bath, scrub and soap massage, as well as a free pick-up and drop off from your hotel (Old City only) for groups of two or more if you book in advance.
This Ottoman-era hamam has been operating since 1475. Its interior isn't as beautiful as those at Çemberlitaş, but services are slightly cheaper and there are separate hamams, small dipping pools and saunas for both sexes. The operators will sometimes transport guests to and from Sultanahmet hotels at no charge – ask your hotel to investigate this option.
A visit to Gallipoli is a moving experience for all visitors to Turkey, particularly for those from the ANZAC nations of Australia and New Zealand. If you are short on time but do not want to miss out on visiting this famous part of the country, a day trip from Istanbul is the perfect option for you. Depart Istanbul in the early morning for the drive to Gallipoli (approx.
This is undoubtedly the most beautiful of the city's hamams . Built in 1741 by order of Sultan Mahmut I, it offers separate baths for men and women and a range of bath services that are – alas – overpriced considering how quick and rudimentary the wash, scrub and massage treatments are. Consider signing up for the self-service treatment (€30) only.
The spa at this luxury hotel has wow factor in spades. Features include stunning indoor pool area, steam room, spa, sauna and meditation areas. The gorgeous marble hamam is the perfect choice if you're looking for an indulgent – rather than utilitarian – Turkish bath experience, You'll get full-day access to the spa facilities with any treatment.
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Fashion Pet's snuggle bonepatch cable knit sweaters in blue will help ensure your pet is cozy and warm during those cold winter days! Featuring a high collar and a beautiful embroidered bone patch accent on the back on the sweater. The velcro neck closure is even accented with a faux button!
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ESPN employs a massive amount of on air talent, the bulk of which is pretty stellar. But there also seems to be a portion of that talent that falls into a "They're soo bad they're good" strategy. Woody Paige and Skip Bayless are other long term ESPN personalities that seem to fit into this bucket.
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Funeral Mass was celebrated Dec. 22 at St. Paschal Baylon Church in Thousand Oaks, for Msgr. Joseph S. George, retired pastor, who died Dec. 18 at the age of 79.
Msgr. George was ordained to the priesthood in 1962 and served the Archdiocese in a variety of ministries including advocate and Defender of the Bond in the Marriage Tribunal and on the faculty of St. John's Seminary.
Born in Buffalo, N.Y. (the second of six children), he attended St. Augustine School, Culver City; St. Monica High School, Santa Monica; and Loyola University, earning his bachelor's degree in industrial relations. He then served three years in the U.S. Air Force, earning officer status before he entered St. John's Seminary, Camarillo, and was ordained April 30, 1962 at St. Vibiana's Cathedral. His classmates included Cardinal Roger Mahony and San Francisco Archbishop George Niederauer.
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HI! Wow its been a long time since I logged in.... Over 4 yrs from the ages I listed for my children. Im Chrissy! I am married to Larry and the mom of 2 teens, we live in IL. We have homeschooled from almost the beginning and unschooled for most of the time. I, when the kids were young felt very secure with them playing to learn, being who they are to thrive. I could tell you the value of video games, the power of staying up all night cause there was some marathon that had meaning to them and on and on. Now Im suffering from doubt. Part of it is we live rural and midwest... We have a homeschool group but its a very conservative group (lots of emphasis on being homeschool GENIUS'S) unschool is a dirty word and truthfully I live in the closet. Those that do talk about it use it to describe letting their kids choose what lessons to do what day of the week.
My oldest is entering highschool and I guess Im just looking for affirmation that doing nothing all day is OK!.... When I say nothing I mean nothing that looks like school! We read, we garden, we play video games, we write, we cook, we LIVE! Thanks and Im looking forward to connecting here again.
Hi Chrissy! I've been looking at my kids' spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical health, and their own testimony and desires, as primary indicators if we were doing right for them or not. Things seem to be going OK.
I don't know what your "nothing" looks like. We do "nothing" school-like either, unless my kids decide they want to play the game "school" (very rare, but it used to happen). My kids play outside most the day, eat tons of food, dirty lots of clothes, help with chores, read books, watch television (well, Netflix), play video games (on phones, iPods, computers, other people's systems), go swimming, bike, walk, play sports, read, write, make art, sew, etc. It all seems to work out great! It's not really "nothing", you know?
I don't get the "genius" pressure placed on home educators. Geniuses don't seem any happier than non-genius people. I think I'm revealing where I fall on the continuum, at least when it comes to grammar. Anyway, hopefully you can connect with other homeschoolers/unschoolers who can help support you.
Good luck!
I've lived in that kind of community, and I know how it can seep into your soul. OK, that's a tad dramatic, but not having a community of unschoolers around you is tough. Having teens is not that much different from the other ages. They still need you, just in different ways. With 3 very different kids, we spent a lot of time out in the community doing things that one or two were interested in. And then sometimes I just took them with me to things I was interested in. We never really categorized our activities as "learning" or "non-learning"..."educational" or "fun." We just did stuff together.
So, looking at the list you've given...
Reading...do you go to plays or movie adaptations of the books you/they are reading? That's fun. Then go out for dessert afterwards to talk about the similarities/differences. Look for book clubs on themes that interest them. Or start one! You don't have to have that many people to make one interesting.
Gardening...how about Master Gardener programs to find out more about what grows in your area? Go to Farmer's Markets? Do you have Pinterest? There are TONS of cool gardening projects that might be fun to try!
Video Games....did you know there are video game camps that kids can go to? or even some of the conferences have giant group video game rooms and speakers on the topic.
Writing...do they write fan fiction? or have you seen some of the self-publishing companies like Blurb? http://www.blurb.com/ That would be fun to see some of the writing published! Joyce has an online writing list that sends out Story Starter kinds of things...Katie liked that for a while. (if it's still happening, idk)
Cooking...do you watch the cooking channels on TV and try new recipes/presentations? Maybe have a cooking party! Or make a Family Cookbook using all the recipes they like and want to always remember.
Life...family trips? Camping? Conferences? Waterparks? Day trips? Community service?
You didn't really ask for all this. And maybe you're already doing it all. But these are some ideas that worked for us. I found that the more I did stuff WITH them, the stronger our relationships were. And that's the bottom line, for me at least, anyway. ;)
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I come to this community by a bit of a round-about way but I am happy to be here. Even before we had our children, we were interested in new models of education. We had been exposed to graduates of our local school system, who were able to maintain a "B" average, while being functionally illiterate. We felt there was something lacking. The school is extremely small. Their 2012 graduating class of high school seniors was 6 students. They are certainly underfunded. Also, my husband and I both grew up in urban areas (we now live in isolated, rural wilderness) and attended large public schools, with graduating classes as large as 300 seniors. Each of us felt that we would have learned a lot more during our "school years", had we not been distracted by our peers and preferred having fun with them, to actually doing what we were supposedly in school to do.
Also, both my husband and my own self "came of age" at the tail end of the 1960s. We are "older" parents, coming to a decision to have a family late in life. I had a previous marriage; and I have a daughter and grandchildren also as a result of that. I had seen my husband with children and he was very good with them; but he thought that he did not want any children for his own self. He was grateful that I had "been there" and "done that". So, I was a bit blown away, when over Margaritas for our 10th wedding anniversary, he announced to me that he was reconsidering and believed that he actually did want to experience fatherhood. It turns out that we were at the reproductive 11th hour; and needed some assistance but we at least succeeded and now have 2 beautiful boys as a result. Coming to fatherhood, when my husband was personally ready, has given our children a wonderfully involved father.
Anyway, we always knew that we would home-school our children. We learned about un-schooling along the way. It fit more naturally with our unconventional lifestyle. We work at home. We are a very close-knit family, living in the equivalent of a one-room cabin of a farmhouse. Our children, at ages 8 and 11, have yet to spend a night away from having at least one parent nearby. They have never had a sitter. If we can't "bring them along", we don't go - even for business opportunities.
Our children are learning to read. They write stories of their own. They each have their own laptop and they are as "natural" at THEIR work, as we are at our own, alongside them. They are learning all the time. Mostly, they learn how to find the information that they need, to satisfy either curiosity, or to complete some project of their own natural interests.
Simeon, at 11 yrs of age, is our artist; and must be creating all the time - whether it is producing and directing his own movies, creating gourmet food for himself or all of us, making jewelry, taking nature photos or sculpting miniatures - creativity oozes from him. His is truly an artist's soul.
Treston, will be 8 in July. He has yet to meet anything electronic that he could not figure out for his own self, without our assistance. He is an avid gamer with Wii or online. He began to read without effort the first time he tried, around the age 3 or 4. He loves math and science. He is more independent about entertaining himself and more adaptable and flexible than his more high-strung, older brother; and Treston is fearless - physically - and will go up against his brother with no seeming awareness of any difference in size or age.
I guess this is a good "beginning introduction" to our un-schooling family.
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First, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield revealed aspects of its Pathway program, developed for the health insurance marketplace, or exchange, and then Harvard-Pilgrim, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and Elliot Health Systems rolled out their ElevateHealth plan.
The Pathway program is not technically an ACO, but the concept is pretty much the same because Anthem decided which hospitals and affiliated physician practices and services would be in the network. Not included are some small rural hospitals, the state's two for-profit hospitals in Portsmouth and Derry, Concord Hospital, Southern NH Medical Center in Nashua and Frisbie Memorial Hospital in Rochester.
The Harvard-Dartmouth-Elliot group also includes Southern NH Medical Center, Cheshire Medical Center and New London Hospital.
Individuals buying health insurance through the marketplace will be on Anthem's narrower network, including the 3,000 people in the high-risk pool, as will current Anthem individual policyholders when their policies expire. Also included will be any employer purchasing insurance on the exchange, although small-business mandates will not go into effect until January 2015, so few if any are expected to use the exchanges.
Harvard-Pilgrim business customers will be offered a choice between ElevateHealth and their current policy's broader network, with a 10 percent higher premium.
Many people will have to change their primary care physician and hospital and travel farther for health care services. In return, the individual insurance market will have expanded benefits and a greater number of people with health insurance.
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To date, the commission has heard from state health and insurance officials, national experts, local experts, proponents and opponents, providers and social service advocates.
One likely component is the state's Health Insurance Premium Payment program, which pays to continue private health insurance for low-income adults through Medicaid.
Beginning Tuesday, the expansion committee members try to determine what goals they have for expansion, if that is what lawmakers ultimately decide to do.
Hassan and the Democrat-controlled House favors expansion of the current program to cover adults earning up to 138 percent of the federal poverty limit, while the Republican-controlled Senate refused to include expansion in the state's two-year operating budget and instead opted to establish the commission, which is where it stands.
The House filing period lasts through Sept. 29, although committee members studying bills have until December to file their requests, known as LSRs.
Usually, the second year of a Legislature's term-year term is more partisan, as both parties position themselves in regard to hot-button issues going into an election year.
We will know soon enough whether this year follows the usual route.
New Senate Communications Director: Tom Cronin is the Senate's new communications director, replacing Carole Alfano, who resigned to take a similar position at the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
He served on the Washington, D.C., staff of former U.S. Sen. John E. Sununu and was press secretary for Ovide Lamontagne's gubernatorial bid in 2012.
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carrots, parsnips, half a cabbage, broccolli, onion, swede, ground, cumin & coriander 2 cloves of garlic, chilli, and 1L stock simmered & blended - yummilicious.. with crusty bread. froze in batches..No potatoes added. Perfect. although i didnt follow the recipe closely as I wanted to use what I had it inspired me nonetheless! Thanks..
I used 500g casserole pack, 600g potatoes, 3 rashers smoked back bacon, 80g lentils, 2 teaspoons chilli flakes, ground pepper, 1500ml chicken stock - fried bacon and chilli flakes first then added veg for 5-10 mins before adding stock and pepper - delicious though next time will reduce amount of bacon as very smokey. Great way to use up veg destined for the bin!
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4 potatoes, 4 carrots, 1 small sweed, 2 small onions, 3 parsnips and a handful of frozen peppers and 2 cloves of garlic with salt and pepper to taste. I fried onion and garlic first then all the veg. Made a large pan full and once I'd blended it, it's a lovely thick tasty soup - mmmmm!!
I've never made a soup before, and this was easy and great for using up the leftovers of veg.. I used 3 Potatoes, A large parsnip, carrots, leek, onion, garlic and a few slices of fresh root ginger with some grated nutmeg and seasoning.. I like it! The rest of the house are yet to try it, fingers crossed!
I cooked potaoes, 2 small cloves of garlic, leeks, parsnips and swede. I mashed them all together as don't have a blender then added veg stock to the right consintency so can be adjusted accordingly to however thick you want the soup to be. Then added a teaspoon of medium curry powder and fresh parsley and it is delicious :)


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The only thing holding me back from playing Settlers with BOTH the Traders and Barbarians set and the Seafarers set at once is the thought of sorting the pieces out at the end and getting everything back into the correct boxes. Is there a marking method out there that does not mar the beauty of the pieces but makes packing-up easier?
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03-13-2013, 05:10 PM #3222My best guess as to why solids cost more is that they are part of a classic look ... meaning they don't go in/out of style like patterened ties. (IMHO, pretty much every man should have a solid navy, burgundy, or gray tie in his wardrobe, as it can be worn with a white dress shirt ... and that look will practically never go out of style or be inappropriate. It's just pragmatic.)
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03-13-2013, 05:16 PM #3223Yah.. well in my life the best solid tie to have is pink and I can't find my regular pink tie.... So now I need a new pink one by Friday (day of my senior cotillion).
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03-13-2013, 05:58 PM #3225It matches my girlfriends dress, she makes it easier on me by making sure the dresses she buys have pink in them to match the pink tie I bought when we started dating (2 1/2 years ago). But I in my sometimes poor memory and organization lost the pink tie I own which matches 90% of her dresses and the one she got for this dance.
Kinda makes sense right?
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03-13-2013, 06:12 PM #3226Solution -- buy a tie YOU want to wear ... and get her a new dress that matches it. (That means dress shopping with her, and likely means new hose and shoes, too ... but it's also an opportunity for you to dress her in what you want her to wear -under- it all. Heh.) Cheap? No. Romantic? Absolutely.
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03-13-2013, 06:40 PM #3227Surreal even tho that would be a fantastic idea we both know I can't afford that lol. Also she has the dress and the dance is this Friday not much time to get those important accessories(which can take longer than getting a dress). She said if I find a black tie I'll be set.
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03-13-2013, 07:52 PM #3229I'm well aware. Makes it worse when you also own a mid 90's truck that loves to suck up money(which is worth it in the long term). Its insane how frugal and thrifty I am. I try to save money as much as I can while still needing to spend it. In my world every penny counts, all my change is recovered and then turned in at the bank for cash. I turn in cans and bottles every 3 months to make 20+. I do odd jobs all the time just to make some cash. Also coupons and amazon are king I've saved countless dollars because of them.
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03-13-2013, 08:25 PM #3230Sounds like your prepared for college
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