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Includes lunch with keynote speaker,
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Includes seminars and happy hour.
11:30 a.m. Check-in
12 p.m. Luncheon featuring keynote speaker Thom Filicia,
author of American Beauty: Renovating and Decorating a
Beloved Retreat and founder of design firm Thom Filicia, Inc.
Hosted by WCCO personality and Minnesota Monthly
contributor Jason DeRusha
1:15-3:30 p.m. Break-out Seminars
(seminars 1 & 2 from 1:15-2:15 p.m. and
seminars 3 & 4 from 2:30-3:30 p.m.; attendees pick two)
1) ASID—Design Live
Join us for an interactive session with talented local ASID designers.
The designers will provide expert advice as they explain the elements
that help bring a room together. Attendees will have the opportunity
to make decision choices and—at the happy hour—see their creation
come to life in a styled vignette.
2) Everything Begins with Color—Transform Your Walls and
Kitchen Cabinets with Painterati
Join Painterati, along with National specialty finish expert Ed Mattingly,
as they present resources related to specialty wall finishes and kitchen cabinet
refinishing options. Come and experience the integrated approach team Painterati
brings to the color selection process. Learn how to bring the joy of color into your
home by maximizing your design budget using Painterati's finishes.
3) ASID—Get Inspired and Unlock the Secrets to Great Design
Do you find inspiration in art? Books? Nature? Fashion? Music? Design blogs?
Attendees will discover what inspires four local ASID designers and learn to
unlock their own sources of inspiration and style. The designers will provide
insightful tips and helpful advice on how to turn inspiration into real design.
4) Trends With Benefits™ for 2013-2015
What colors will make assortments look fresh in 2013-2015? Which styles will drive
business best in the coming two years? Michelle Lamb, Editorial Director of The Trend
Curve answers these questions and more. Trends With Benefits™ for 2013-2015
reveals the top hues in each color family, plus details of five trends that will make a
difference to home interiors through 2015.
3:45 p.m. Happy Hour in the Marketplace
Guests will enjoy light bites, cocktails and have the opportunity to mingle with leading
local experts in the design community. Plus, key design organizations will be showcasing
their services and have on-site consultants available to answer questions.
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C A+F Drug Safety: Always in investigation leading to capture.
A A+F Diversity: All kinds of shapes sizes and colors!
B A+F Transportation: I have a car, don't need one here.
B A+F Campus Housing: Choose manzanita at all costs
A A+F Health & Safety: On campus = safe. Off campus = not safe.
C A+F Athletics: I don't pay attention to the sports to much.
B A+F Weather: Hot 80% of the time
B A+F Academics: Pretty good all around if you are going there for the right reasons.
A A+F Diversity: Individuals are beautiful because of their diversities, I've met lifelong friends of all different backrounds and personal beliefs.
C A+F Athletics: For those that assume the role and play with passion, it's an enjoyable part of school.
C A+F Greek Life: I am not involved in Greek Life.
C A+F Off-Campus Housing: Freedom is always worth it. :-)
Campus Dining: I do not utilize campus dining.
B A+F Guys & Girls: Being involved in your university will likely surround you with like-minded dating opportunities. Aside from the unavoidable select few, I am confident and pleased with the social setting at this school.
D A+F Transportation: Public Transportation is an area they really need to improve. The light rail essentially goes nowhere and taxi's can get expensive considering how far everything can be.
D A+F Drug Safety: The drug culture is pretty bad at ASU. To be fair, they are trying vigilantly to stop it as much as possible.
C A+F Campus Housing: Campus housing is usually just offered to freshman.
C A+F Off-Campus Dining: Many options but ASU doesn't exactly promote healthy eating around their campus. You'll have a difficult time finding anything except fast-food chains off campus.
A A+F Overall Experience: I am so glad that I chose to go to Barrett. The community is amazing and I've met so many interesting people. I've also had some really interesting classes and I've learned more than I expected to in college so far. Going to Barrett is one of the best decisions I've ever made.
C A+F Greek Life: There aren't any frat houses at ASU anymore, but there is still Greek housing in some of the on-campus apartments. Frats throw wild parties at the off-campus apartments pretty frequently, but parties get busted pretty fast. It is definitely not necessary to join Greek life to have a fulfilling social life.
B A+F Diversity: Barrett is whiter than the rest of the university, but there is still plenty of diversity in ethnicity, economic status, sexual orientation, etc.
B A+F Off-Campus Housing: Most people live off campus. There are several luxury apartment complexes immediately off campus like The District, The Hub, etc. but these are super expensive and there are parties constantly. Lots of people live in houses near campus which are pretty cheap and not the best quality, but they get the job done.
A A+F Athletics: Sports are huge at ASU, and especially for football of course. The games can be pretty wild, but they are still a lot of fun.
A A+F Facilities: ASU has a beautiful and well-maintained campus. The recent SDFC addition is amazing, but the weight room still gets crowded during peak times. The SDFC also provides Devil-X group fitness classes which are pretty reasonably priced ($60/semester or $15/month for unlimited classes) and fun.
A A+F Facilities: One really outstanding part of ASU is Barrett. Barrett is ASU's honors college, and it has its own mini campus in the corner of ASU's campus. The residential experience is awesome because you get to spend pretty much all day, every day with intelligent and interesting people. Furthermore, Barrett provides a lot of additional opportunities and personal attention. Barrett literally has a staff dedicated to make students' lives better and more fulfilling. There are people to help you find internships and research opportunities, people who set up free and fun programs for students (e.g. they bring in therapy dogs during finals), and lots more. Barrett is easily my favorite thing about ASU.
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Though some students are occasionally discouraged by the school's sub-par academic reputation, the lure of all manner of social temptations, or the University's confounding and convoluted bureaucracy, most discover those feelings to be only temporary. Any student with a capacity for commitment and initiative, as well as a certain social aptitude, can tell you that Arizona State is a terrific environment in which to achieve the sort of growth, both personal and academic, that is expected of a college education. ASU is a large school with a diverse culture and a lot of great people. Students feel that they have met people that have all changed their lives in some way. It's agreed that there are endless things to do here, and there are never-ending possibilities and opportunities as well.
For many, college is all about breaking away and living your own life; that can be hard if ASU is around the corner from your parent's house. Still, there is amazing opportunity for growth and learning here, and even if you are from the local area, it's possible to break away and get caught up in the separate world that lives within ASU. While the Greek life here is nothing to brag about, parking sucks, and the campus police are kind of a pain in the butt, ASU students still have plenty to be thankful for. If you want a place that has what seems like infinite sunshine, the best nightlife and social scene you could ever ask for, and a wealth of academic choices and opportunities, then ASU just might be your school. In the heart of a growing city, Arizona State in Tempe has been a wonderful and special experience for many. As a native of Arizona, I'd long taken ASU for granted. But it's a great place if you come for the right reasons and pursue the things that you love. It may take a few years to figure out where you belong, so give yourself the chance. ASU is a great place for meeting new people and stumbling, sometimes quite literally, into adventure. I urge you to visit ASU and see for yourself, and if you are still so inclined, buy the ticket and take the ride.
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18 Meetup Groups match "Cross-Country Skiing" near Broomfield, CO
The Front Range, Telemark / Freeheelers Ski Club. A laid back group of adult freeheel skiers, skiing mainly in the Front Range. Telemark skiing at Eldora, ski tour outings around the Brainard Lake, Rollins Pass, and similar area's up and down the Front Range. Area skiing at Eldora (freeheelers unite!), some beacon, probe, shovel, skins outings (with safety being #1) mixed in with some mild ski touring with light touring skis, minimal avalanche danger. Perhaps an occasional trip to Summit County …
Let's carpool from the front range up to Ski & Snowboard, apres ski, and even an occasional weekend away.
This group is for anyone looking to take advantage of some awesome Colorado skiing and their Epic Local pass. If you do not have a Epic Local pass you can still participate! Lift tickets can be purchased at the mountain or on the mountain website. All skill levels are welcome. I moved to Colorado two months ago. I have been skiing for years but this season I am committing to the snowboard.
Slalom Gates Ski Club is a non-profit, recreational club run by volunteers with a primary emphasis on skiing. Our group also enjoys most winter and summer activities. We have been in existence for over 20 years and have a small but dedicated group of members (about 150). Club members (couples and singles) are typically 30 or older in age. We organize day and overnight trips for winter and summer outdoor activities.For more information, please visit our website at www.gatesski.org.
CHAOS is an informal, Boulder-based group of energetic, fun, non-competitive, backcountry enthusiasts who are in their 20s, 30s, or 40s who enjoy self-powered and self-organized activities including hiking, backpacking, biking, snow shoeing, skiing, mountaineering, and river sports. CHAOS' main Goal is to be a community through which one can make life-long friendships, share backcountry trips, expand outdoor and leadership skills, appreciate nature and enjoy the sense of community, teamwork, and …
We are a group of downhill skiers, cross country skiers, snowboarders, hikers and outdoor recreation fanatics. I am a downhill skier looking for people who would like to join me on the slopes this winter. I have an Epic Local pass, so the majority of the places will be Epic Local. I am also interested in meeting people who want to explore cross country skiing areas near Denver and snowshoeing areas. In the summertime I would like to expand this to a hiking group. Please be aware that 3 no shows …
The Colorado Mountain Club is the premier outdoor club of the Rocky Mountain Region. Skiing, climbing, hiking, etc. The outdoors is our passion! We are organized to unite the energy, interest and knowledge of the students, explorers and lovers of the mountains of Colorado; to collect and disseminate information regarding the Rocky Mountains to advance science, literature, art and recreation; to stimulate public interest in our mountain area; and to encourage the preservation of forests, flower …
Meet other local ski and snowboard buffs to talk gear, share stories, find carpools, and plan outings. This group is open to anyone, not just people new to Colorado. We host HH for people to meet each other prior to carpooling, going on trips, or condoing/rooming together on overnight trips. Check out the calendar for future events. Your welcome to put messages on the board for the group to read.
This meetup group is an extension of Up The Creek Ski & Rec Club. Up The Creek is a non-profit ski & recreation club that has been in existence for over 35 years. We are run by volunteers and have various weekend and day trips all year round. In the Winter, ski and snowboarding trips. In the summer we have boating and camping trips, weekly hiking, biking, volleyball, and tennis groups. We have numerous parties throughout the year and have a happy hour every Friday at a different bar or restauran …
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This is a group for anyone looking to stay in shape that has trouble staying motivated at the gym. Colorado provides a ton of great outdoor adventure, recreation, and exercise, and it's time to take advantage of that. Why not get in touch with our inner child, and get healthy while doing things we enjoy. Ultimate frisbee, basketball, soccer, volleyball, hiking, climbing, snowboarding/skiing, backcountry skiing, cross country skiing, biking, exploring, football, baseball, kickball, freerunning, p …
Join us for on and off-piste Telemark, Randonee/AT, snowboarding, and the ocassional snowshoe and touring outing. We do resort days, day tours, hut trips, and backcountry (avy skills required), outings.
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For people living in or near the Arista Development in Broomfield, CO who are interested in getting together for outdoors adventures and fitness including: hiking, cycling, climbing, downhill & xc skiiing, snowshoeing, running, yoga, Chi-gong, Tai Chi, etc.
Artemis Adventure is a lesbian organization, open to all women of the community, and seeking of outdoor adventure and fun. We started as a small camping group three years ago, and have grown into a year-round organization that provides outdoor activities and adventures for women who love the outdoors. Join us on one of our women adventures or suggest one of your own – Camping · Hiking · Fishing · Bird Watching · Backpacking · Bouldering · Peak Summiting · Whitewater Rafting · Photographing Wil …
Welcome, Active Outdoors Fans! The Denver Trail Heads is a group for people with a wide array of interests in the outdoors. We will be hiking, snowshoeing, camping, cross country skiing, etc. Occasionally you will see a backpack or camping trip or an overnight at one of the many Forest Service cabins. We might even meet for an occasional cocktail and will have quarterly planning meetings so members can get involved in planning and leading events. To date, we have had over 600 events. These trips …
Welcome to Eclectica! The Eclectica calendar will include opportunities for moderate exercise (park walks, hiking, top roping, cross-country skiing, bike rides), cultural events, music, the theater, festivals and performing arts. This group seeks to simply provide a low-key alternative given our busy lives and schedules. Please share your thoughts, suggest events and most of all relax and have fun. Eclectica The act of being Eclectic; having no set defined preference in, e.g. music. Selecting w …
Welcome! This Group is for people who know and love, or would like to come to love, the southern and less traveled paths off Hwy 285 - from Morrison on. Although there are many beautiful and impressive places all through-out this awesome state that is colorful Colorado, most of the events will take place along Hwy 285. (Please feel free to suggest any and all event types and I will help where I can) For the 2013 Winter: Our Group will have consistent outings (3-4 a month) that are relatively cl …
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Fit, Fun and Over Fifty Meetup is the brainstorm of a group of women who seek the camaraderie of other women of a certain age in pursuing their wellness goals. Fitness and healthy living are very important at this time of life, especially as they relate to maintaining an optimal weight and a positive outlook. And what better way to stay motivated than to receive the support and encouragement from your best girlfriends? When is the last time you had a good belly laugh? Belly laughs are common …
If you love hiking, especially peak bagging, and are a person of faith, this is the group for you to join. Hiking for me is a form of worship to the Lord, and it's also a time to reflect on His awesome glory, reflected in His creation. The time spent peak bagging, hiking, backpacking or even simple nature walks, is all about exploring the Savior's nature, through nature. Fasting from the confusion of our world by getting into nature, allows us communication with Him as the Creator, and throug …
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A fire Wednesday night severely damaged condominiums at a complex on Tryon Drive.
Fayetteville firefighters were dispatched at 10:24 p.m. to respond to a fire at the Briarcliffe complex, according to Battalion Chief Robert Brinson.
The fire damaged a building with eight condominiums, and the upper floor was destroyed, with heavy smoke pouring out. Heavy wind played a factor in the rapid spread of the fire through the building, but nearby buildings did not catch fire.
No injuries were reported, Brinson said. At least a dozen residents were displaced and were scheduled to spend the night at the Red Cross facility on Carroll Street.
As of midnight, more than 50 fire and other personnel were at the scene, including Fayetteville police officers and emergency medical personnel.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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RENO, Nev. – The Colorado State men's basketball team came from behind to earn a hard-fought road win at Nevada, 73-69, on Wednesday night at the Lawlor Events Center, behind a double-double performance from Greg Smith that included a career-high 28 points and 12 rebonds.
The victory moved the Rams to 19-4 overall and 6-2 in league play where they sit alone in second place in the conference standings heading into the team's idle weekend.
The Rams trailed by as many as 12 points in the first half, despite a strong start by Smith who notched 18 in the opening stanza. However the Rams were without senior forward Pierce Hornung who played just three minutes in the contest, all in the first half, because of an illness.
Three other Rams finished in double-figures scoring in the contest, as Dorian Green and Wes Eikmeier each tallied 11 points, while Colton Iverson tallied his 10th double-double of the season with 10 points and a career-high 16 rebounds.
Eikeier iced the game for the Rams. On what was a tough shooting night for the senior guard, he went 4-of-4 from the free-throw line, both in one-and-one situations, in the game's final 23 seconds to help the Rams escape with the victory.
Sophomore Daniel Bejarano picked up extra minutes for the Rams in place of Hornung, and tallied eight points and seven rebounds in 26 minutes of action.
Nevada's Malik Story notched a game-high 31 points in the losing effort, connecting on 7-of-11 attempts from three-point range.
The Rams are off on Saturday before returning to the court for a showdown with conference preseason favorite San Diego State. The Aztecs entered the week ranked No. 25 in the AP Coaches Top-25 poll. Tipoff between the Rams and Aztecs is set for 8 p.m. MT on CBS Sports Network, and the game will be the Rams' annual "Orange Out" as the players will don the throwback pumpkin Aggies jerseys.
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Patrick' Paddy' Martin
Among the vibrant shades
Of floral displays
An angel walks and calls his name
"Compose me sonnet"
"One so free, with wings upon it"
From within the trees
Of golden leaves
The poet emerged with a smile
With his crystal book
And pen in hand
He wrote in heavenly style
My words have long since left me
But I feel them just the same
My heart once sang with melody
To those who knew my name
And now I'm here in the gardens above
Where the flowers bloom in bliss
I still look back and smile with love
To the heart's I'll always miss
But know I'm safe and sound up here
Where poems flow in the streams
You'll find me here without a tear
Where God holds all of my dreams
I send to you, a sonnet so true
Upon wings of love to comfort you.
The angel smiled
"I adore your style"
"It's as pretty as the flowers you tend to"
Rest in peace mate
I heard a song
From within the rain
As it splashed against
My window-pane
Like a mystical bell
Casting a spell
I looked outside
While raindrops fell
Ripples of jingles
Guttering in song
As children in play
Went skipping along
Their faces a picture
In the beauty of nature
Laughing and jumping
In puddles together
Crystaline beads
Hugging the trees
As it slowly danced
To the musical breeze
Pavements of silver
Reflections of truth
Feeling the love
As the sun shone through
The skies ablaze
As the music fades
Where a touch of love
Now smiles above
In the beauty, born
From the rain.
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On the golden sands
Stallions of pure white run
Waves returning home
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Paint me a picture with the minimum of words.
Sing me a song through syllables and verbs.
Compose me a serenade with colourful verse.
Create me a dream with metaphor - but terse.
Somewhere my mind can escape through rhymes
where my heart can dance to your rhythmic lines.
Paint me an ocean with your deep penned emotion.
Add a little sun that will set me in motion.
Colour me a sky with shades of natural beauty,
so can I bathe in its splendour you've created for me.
Place me on a cloud so I can drift through your vision
and roam through the worlds that all poets imagine.
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Watching the snow fall
Brought memories of my youth
To weep in my hands
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A grey littered sky
With no harmony of birds
Summer in mourning
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Hues of lavender
Play peek-a-boo with soft clouds
Morning fun and games
Wake the sleeping sun
With songs from orchestral birds
Day starts on right note
Precious gold unfolds
With the warm caress of love
Flowers so fragrant
Entice the lone bee
With delectable perfume
Life sweet as honey
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Hues of rich scarlet
Gently touch the passing clouds
Pink swans sailing by
On lakes of soft magenta
As the sun sets in my glass.
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Natural beauty
Soft embrace of silk flower
Petal like in flight
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I was there that night to watch you die
And I giggled over your lifeless limbs;
You had high hopes of seeing a light,
But not for all of your sins.
I laughed as you fought for breath;
I asked, "Why do you struggle?"
"Just accept your death."
I stood there smirking at the nurse
As she draped your face in white;
Sadly for you, but not for me,
You lost your battle for life.
I watched your soul become exposed
To the truth you see when you're dead.
You stood there crying, shaking your head
Staring at yourself all cold in the flesh.
I remember your face when you saw me;
I laughed..You were scared to death!!
You looked at me and said,
"Am I...am I really dead?"
It's time for us to leave here
On a journey that everyone takes;
We will walk the corridors of your life
And reveal your past mistakes.
But know there's no forgiveness here
And your tears won't mean a thing;
The life you lived is over, now,
It's time to pay for your sins.
This is a list of lives you've hurt;
And this is a list of your lies;
This is a list of pain you've caused
And the misery right through your life.
Now I'm not here to hurt you;
I am a collector of the damned.
It's not my purpose to judge you;
Your fate is out of my hands.
Through this door you'll become the child
Who was born to the world free of sin;
Your naked flesh will be removed
Showing the innocence within.
Your screams of fear will go unheard
As your soul feels the truth of the dark;
Your pleas of mercy will fail you
As you pay for your sins of the past.
From there we sail upon my boat
Over the Sea Of Ghosts;
It is here you will fear the sounds that you hear
And witness what happens to most.
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Crepuscular rays
Gloam with licks of scarlet shades
Eventide awaits
The silent dusky waters
To serenade moonlit eyes
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Sitting she cries by the river
Her dreams drifting out to the sea
Reflections of willows dancing
She remembers who she used to be
A love song fades in her heart
As she looks at the ring on her hand
The love she was promised now over
Her life now hers to re-plan
Feathered white beauty
Resting on stone, she remembers
Her childhood the love of her home
A single red flower escaping her eyes
She kisses the wind and whispers
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I would often see her walking,
always smiling, but alone.
She would pause along the footpath,
picking flowers for her home.
I would often hear her singing,
always joyful, but alone.
She would sit beside the river,
painting pictures for her home.
I would often see her dancing,
always graceful, but alone.
So angelic was this vision.
Maybe heaven was her home.
One day I saw her crying.
So sad and all alone.
Her reflection on the water.
I touched and she was gone.
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Where do you go?
Must you leave Hansel and Gretel alone?
"There's not enough food for our family home;
So into the forest both children must go
My wife is a nag she nags me til dawn;
To abandon them both miles from their home"
Where will they go?
"Into the woods, there's a place that I know"
Hansel and Gretel followed in tow;
Dropping white pebbles to find their way home
As they both looked around, their father was gone
Both Hansel and Gretel knew something was wrong.
They waited and waited for their father's return
The woods became cold, so cold it would burn.
Gretel was crying," I'm so hungry" 'she sighed
"I know" said Hansel, wiping tears from her eyes.
"Can you see pebbles aglow with the moon;
A path to warmth and maybe some food?"
"Don't worry dear Gretel I'll get us home soon".
"But we have to be fearless we're all on our own;
As we walk through the trees that whisper and groan".
Before they knew it both children were home
The house was in darkness, the night stood alone.
In through the window both of them crept
Back into their beds and silently slept.
When the next morning came
Their mother so cross, so full of rage;
Knowing her plans had drastically failed.
She called to their father to meet her upstairs
"Why don't you care?"
"Both children are home," she spat with despair.
"I will lock them away for the rest of the day
With a small cup of water and bread which is stale.
Tomorrow you'll take them back to the wood;
And both Hansel and Gretel will be gone for good"
Where do you go?
Must you leave Hansel and Gretel alone?
"There's not enough food for our family home
So into the forest both children must go.
My wife is a nag she nags me til dawn;
To abandon them both, miles from their home"
They walked through the bushes and creepy tall trees
Hansel and Gretel held hands with a squeeze.
"Don't worry dear Gretel we'll both be fine;
I left us a trail, like the last one to find"
"I've dropped some crumbs along the way;
So we can find our way home again"
But much to his horror, the crumbs had gone.
His plan had gone so terribly wrong.
"I forgot about the hungry birds;
I'm sorry dear Gretel," were Hansel's words.
"The birds must have quietly followed
Now we'll never get home by tomorrow"
Gretel was crying, "I'm hungry and cold;
Please Hansel, please get us home"
He froze for a moment, haunted by sounds
A shiver he felt there were eyes all around.
Both children felt safer in the foot of a tree
"Hansel I'm scared, please will you hold me"
All through the night they huddled up close
The forest so cold like the touch of a ghost
They waited and waited for their father's return
But when morning came, there was little concern.
So both Hansel and Gretel set off on their way
To find the path to home again
As they walked through the forest they found a old cottage;
It looked very strange in the middle of the glade.
Dark brown it was and dirty looking
But it had a sweet smell;
Like biscuits were cooking
"It's chocolate"
"It's chocolate"
Breaking chunks from the wall,
"Taste some dear Gretel it's not bad at all"
"Well, well, well"
Come a voice from by the door;
"You children must be hungry,
Do you want anymore?"
"Don't be afraid, you have nothing to fear;
It's just little old me, there's no one else here"
Still hungry and cold, Hansel and Gretel
Went and stood by the stove.
"Look at you children you're all skin and bone;
Come a little closer, my eyes are old;
Tell me child, what is your name?"
As she locked poor Hansel away in a cage.
"I'll fatten you up then gobble you up
And your sister can stay here and clean"
"Please let us go, don't be so mean;
We were looking for warmth and something to eat"
"Look at you child, you're all skin and bone
But I can't wait forever or I'll be like bone"
"Girl, girl, go and turn on the cooker;
We're having roast boy and gravy for dinner"
"We'll add some salt and little red spice;
And we'll cook him slow, he'll taste so nice"
"Girl, girl, go and check on the heat;
And make sure there's room for parsnips beneath"
Gretel returned with a tear in her eye
"I think I've turned the heat too high"
"You're useless child" 'the old witch cried.
"I'll do it all by myself"
But as she bent down, Gretel looked around;
And nudged the witch onto the shelf
Gretel ran to save her brother, releasing him from the cage.
She held Hansel so tightly, "I'll never eat chocolate again"
They chained and locked the oven door,
The wicked witch will be no more.
Grabbing some food for their journey ahead
A basket of coins and a big chocolate egg
"We're rich, we're rich" 'they both happily said;
"Now let's go home to our warm comfy beds"
Along the path both children walked.
Their father was weeping;
As they approached the door
"Your stepmother's dead, she controls me no more"
"Forgive me children for abandoning you;
For your father was weak, what could I do?"
"Hansel and Gretel, I love you;
You believe me children, don't you?"
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Useful Links » Church of England
The Blue School is a Church of England School. Throughout our history we have had close links with St Cuthbert's, the parish Church of the City of Wells. Prebendary Alistair Wheeler is a Governor at The Blue School.
We also receive the advice and support of the Diocese of Bath and Wells, via the Diocese Board of Education.
Further reflecting our history, representatives of Wells Cathedral and Chapter are on the Governing Body of The Blue School.


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