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Patrick, I was at my brother in laws house and he is constantly on every new workout trend/fad. He is all about crossfit, gluten free, you name it. The other day he was showing me his new protein. It is sourced from cows that were grass fed/finished, free of antibiotics, etc.
My question for you is, would any of these things make a difference once protein is filtered down to the isolate level? Or is he just throwing money away?


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Would you power, and anchor constructs, and or wards to celestial bodies such as the moon, or ley lines? I had an argument with a friend over this, and would like to know what you think. What are your experiences with doing so? Were they positive, or negative? Specifically, did you find the construct/ward lasted longer when drawing power from these places?
Anything bound with energy from the moon will be stronger during the waxing phases, and weaker during the waning phases. Binding energy from the sun will be strongest during the summer months, you get the picture.
There are both positive and negative effects, just knowing when to expect them is what will make them effective in the long run.
Would it be okay to connect the construct to an alternate power source to draw from during those weaker periods?
Constantly disconnecting and reconnecting to different power sources makes the connection to those sources weak. So even if the source is in a "waxing" phase, you may still have poor results. Long term connections lead to strong bonds, and better input capacity.
So either learn to time things to your advantage, or find a more reliable resource.
How about the Earth, your body and the Sky?
Earth is probably the easiest way to draw Energy from. It is also the most accessible. If you remember back in PsiPog days, their first source was the Earth itself.
The Sky is another good source of Energy, only slightly (to my opinion) harder to draw. I think the important part is not only Energy but also Cleansing.
What I would like to hear is about Planet Energy and if it is possible to draw from there.
I, personally often draw energy from the earth due to my connection with it (my zodiac is capricorn which is of the earth element). Although I have never heard of drawing energy from a celestial object, that would be an immense power source, depending on what it is, if the link was strong enough. But I would imagine there would be side effects. Like, if you connected a construct to the sun, what would happen during a solar flare? Would it explode with energy, or would it scramble the programming completely? If it was connected to the moon, what would happen during a solar or lunar eclipse? And as for ley lines... I live near one but I dont draw energy from it because the energy I get from it feels... wierd. Idk how to explain it. But, this is definitely something to look into, VERY interesting.
My last post was mostly jumbled thoughts. lol
How do you go about finding lay lines?
I managed to find an aether nexus once, there is some extremely powerful energy in those. I found it in the middle of some warped earth that created a forested grove. It also has a weird energy about it.
Whats an aether nexus?
Ley lines are high in energy related to the earth, they arent hard to find. You can find a ley line nexus at the intersections of such lines, there is a hell of a lot of energy around those. You can possibly find lines along ancient roads or pathways, or man-made markings, like at the Nazca Lines in Peru (those are rumored to have immensly powerful ley lines near them), and huge nexuses might be found at ancient monuments, such as at Stonehenge, or the Great Pyramids (there are wierd energies around that place, and wierd sensations/experiences have been reported by non-psions, as well). They may have been used as a sort of ley line energy dam, to channel the energies of the nexus. Idk tho, its just my theory. But as for finding one near you, there are weaker lines all over the place, you just have to go and look for them. Sense the energies of the earth, and they will lead you to the ley lines like a road.
Whats an aether nexus?
There is always a little bit of aether floating around on the physical plane, and when you visit higher planes via astral projection there is higher aether abundance. An aether nexus I suppose could be described as an area where the boundary between planes is thin, and more aether can slip through. These are more difficult to find than lay lines being that there is no set area where they could be, you pretty much have to stumble across them.
As for lay lines, I was doing some research last night because I didn't really want to wait for an answer. I actually found a google earth overlay for lay lines, apparently I live 3 hours away from a primary intersection. So I figure I'm going to go for a day trip.
"Lay lines" are kind of a magickal term, so when searching google, look up "UVG Grid". Here is a link to a site with the google earth overlay .kmz file for your convenience. http://www.vortexmaps.com/hagens-grid-google.php
Oh, I get it. Thanks.
I've heard of ley lines before, though..
The biggest ghost/demon problems pop up around their intersections.
Which means (if that information is correct) these areas around ley lines give more power, something for the ghosts to feed off of.
Either that, or it's all hokum..
Just a speculation, but I'm pretty sure that all souls and ghosts need regular exposure to aether in order to maintain themselves. Being that souls and ghosts are pure energy that is configured a curtain way, and aether is an unstable particle that must conform to whatever the first influence is. So souls can use it to recharge and would be naturally attracted to this. Again, just a speculation based on observation.
If this is true though, that would mean Ley Lines consist of aether. This would also mean that most psionic feats in the class of energy manipulation and psychokinesis would become easier due to the amplifying effects of aether.

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111 Avis
4,0 sur décembre 05, 2013
The room we had was as large as a small apartment. It was wonderful and would be especially good for very long stays
4,0 sur décembre 03, 2013
we arrived Sunday night, very nice house, very nice room, nice short walk to restaurants, great breakfast the next morning (and very comfortable bed). Beautiful view as we realized more the next morning. Recommend to anyone who visits
4,0 sur décembre 02, 2013
In order to pull off the host thing, you have to care. These folks care. Across the board, the best we have been to for quite some time.
4,0 sur novembre 15, 2013
My visit to your Inn was wonderful. I was in the perfect location for my music and historical reseach on the Lowcountry and the diversity of the Gullah culture. Thanks!
4,0 sur novembre 14, 2013
Kidnapped my husband for a much needed escape and could not have picked a better destination than the Cuthbert house in beautiful Beaufort. Breakfast was exceptional and the owners and staff were very accommodating making reservations and recommendations for things to do in Beaufort. Make sure you plan some time to just relax on the front porch enjoying the view.
4,6 sur novembre 11, 2013
Everything about our stay was first class. Welcoming staff, comfortable rooms, beautiful view and great location! The inn is located within easy walking distance of the marina, shops, restaurants and churches. This is a beautifully decorated home where the owners and staff take hospitality very seriously.
4,2 sur novembre 07, 2013
The setting, the friendliness of the owners and staff, and the convenience of the location to downtown Beaufort and the Carolina Sea Islands made our stay a very special experience.
4,6 sur novembre 02, 2013
Our two nights at the Cuthbert House Inn were extremely pleasant. Our room was huge, beds comfortable, nice view, porches cozy. Breakfast was enjoyable and the social hour with wine and cheese a great way to meet other guests for light conversation. We enjoyed the owners and their dog!
3,2 sur novembre 01, 2013
First visit to Beaufort. Nice Inn, Bed and pillow not very comfortable.
4,6 sur novembre 01, 2013
My wife and I had a wonderful stay on the weekend of our 45th wedding anniversary. Jeff and Mary Ann have a beautiful and very comfortable B&B. We plan to stay there on our next visit to Beaufort.
3,2 sur octobre 31, 2013
It's very relaxing to sit on the porch of this historic inn with a glass of wine in hand and look out over the water.
4,2 sur octobre 30, 2013
We have stayed at several B&B's in Beaufort. None exceeds the hospitality, location, and history of the Cuthbert House and the view from the front porch. Will absolutely stay there again.
5 sur octobre 29, 2013
This was a great experience. I would say that this is one of the best B&B's we have stayed in. It was clean, spacious, comfortable, hospitable, furnished beautifully, and located in a perfect setting! Also, the convenience of walking into town because of it's close proximity, was helpful. This lovely Inn is on our list for a repeat visit for sure!
4,8 sur octobre 26, 2013
We had to leave before breafast for graduation ceremony at Parris Lsland and to our suprise a basket of assorted muffins and juices were awaiting us when we came downstairs in the morning. A real WOW experience. The wine and cheese social hour was great conversation.
5 sur octobre 26, 2013
A lovely home in a historic setting. The friendly parlor discussion including 8-10 guests over good wine and the atmosphere of pleasant conversation with the host were especially nice. The house is in walking distance to several good restaurants,and a large green waterside area where live music was played while I was visiting. Truly a great place to stay!
4,0 sur octobre 21, 2013
My husband and I enjoyed our stay at the Cuthbert House. Our room was exceptionally clean, beautifully decorated and very comfortable! Didn't find the owners overly friendly, however.
5 sur octobre 18, 2013
Great host, beautiful and comfortable rooms (quite large) and the service was outstanding as was the dining.
5 sur octobre 18, 2013
The Cuthbert is in a great location with a beautiful view. Everything is quaint and beautiful.
4,6 sur octobre 05, 2013
The rooms, service, and cleanliness are amazing! If I have to complain about something, it would be the food. Please understand that the food was great, but only if the days offerings were something my wife and I liked. There is only one option per day so if you don't like whats offered you're pretty much out of luck. That being said the food is well prepared and tasted great, just would have like some options.
5 sur septembre 29, 2013
We stayed here while touring in Beaufort and had a very lovely experience. The staff was very friendly and accomdating and our room was beautiful. The breakfast was great.
3,0 sur septembre 24, 2013
The location of this B&B is very nice, just a couple of blocks from the old downtown area, and right across from the river. The breakfasts were so, so, not impressive, but certainly not bad. We spent two nights and the first night was uneventful. The second night was not. About four in the morning, I know it was this time because at breakfast the next morning the people in the room under us mentioned it, our bed fell in. After being violently awakened in such a manner, it was impossible to get back to sleep, but we were afraid to move, because we did not know what else might happen, and we did not want to wake up anyone else. When about a half hour had passed, and my husband mentioned that the blood was rushing to his head, we tried to extract ourselves with a minimum amount of noise. Since there is little to do, at 4:30 AM, besides pack up to leave, we did just that. Interestingly, upon telling our story to the manager the next morning, she told us she was "sorry"...we were by that time exhausted and just wanted to get out of there and on to a nice safe hotel where the beds are not, as the manager put it "old, and things happen."
Réponse du propriétaire
We are very sorry about this. We only wish you would have called the emergency numbers. This could have been fixed in ten minutes.
Because we were not there we understand the the bed did not fall apart, two of the slats fell. This most likely occurred due to excessive weight.
5 sur septembre 22, 2013
We were in the Coastal Suite which was so nice. Very clean and roomy. We had our own private porch, which was an added bonus. Breakfast was very hearty. Hosts were easy to talk to and very informative. Loved the details and furnishings. Also, we were able to walk to town without having to move our car! We would highly recommend the Cuthbert House Inn!
4,0 sur septembre 11, 2013
Owners and staff very friendly and accomodating. Breakfasts were tasty. My wife I completely enjoyed our stay and we will definitely go back if we get the opportunity.
5 sur septembre 08, 2013
What a fantastic location with views of the waters to calm and relax everyone! We thoroughly enjoyed the porches and garden area and the short walk to downtown only complimented our experience. Jeff and Mary Ann are the most gracious hosts providing a uniquely warm and inviting atmosphere to your stay. Their social hour provides guests the opportunity to meet and greet all while hearing about the area, history and current events. We can hardly wait for our next trip to "The Cuthbert House Inn" and a visit with our new old friends, Jeff and Mary Ann. To understand you just have to stay there and find out for yourself. Louise and Chuck
3,0 sur septembre 06, 2013
The Cuthbert House Inn is a lovely, elegant antebellum home right on the Beaufort Bay; the only one I'm told at the visitor center that is right on the water. The morning and evening were nice porch times to enjoy that splendid view. Our room was comfortable, one bed a little soft and one bed a little firm so it pleased everyone in the room. BED and BREAKFAST are the most important things really, aren't they? The breakfasts were served in a very elegant sunny room. However we wished we could've eaten on the front porch overlooking the bay, as the morning was breezy and cool enough. The first breakfast was delicious, and I could have eaten more, but seconds were not offered. The second breakfast the next day included a very small bowl of grits and a frittata that were good, but served with a canned biscuit! Being from the south, we know our biscuits. This one was not homemade, which I would expect at an upscale B&B. The fritatta was more like a flat omelet. The grits were a very small portion, although seasoned (salted) well. The jelly and jam for the biscuits were in those little packets like you would get at any breakfast buffet at any regular hotel. Some locally made jams and homemade biscuits should have been a give! Improve the quality and portions of breakfast and give it more of a southern flair and the stay would be top notch!
5 sur septembre 05, 2013
We are new to the "B & B Scene" and were so pleased with our experience.
3,0 sur août 23, 2013
Our stay at the Cutbert House Inn was very nice, we enjoyed it! Wish they had a laundry service.
4,6 sur août 20, 2013
Delightful owners and a very nice touch to have happy hour with the guests. It allows people from all areas to sit and converse. How lovely. Zero complaints only praise.
4,8 sur août 10, 2013
This is our favorite place to stay . It is within walking distance of downtown shopping and dining. we love it!
4,2 sur août 08, 2013
Great time... Great Town
4,2 sur août 08, 2013
Lovely southern charm. Wonderful location near the boardwalk along the water. Enjoyed the historical perspective of the home. Felt like stepping back in time yet it had modern conveniences to balance one's stay.
4,2 sur août 07, 2013
We just had a one night stay to see Beaufort before heading on to Savannah. Really beautiful place, quiet location but only a 3 minute walk to shopping and sights. Everything was excellent, including the friendliness of the owners and staff. The breakfast was quite good. The owners gave us great recommendations for dining and called ahead to get immediate seating for us at the very busy Dockside Restaurant. The only thing we weren't sure about is whether or not the owners stay there overnight or at their condo 5 miles away. We are used to B&B's where the owners are there overnight, but I am not sure about this. The only other thing that I would mention is that the rates were a bit on the high side, around $250 a night including tax, but this was on the weekend in season. Overall, we would definetly stay there again.
5 sur août 05, 2013
When we arrived in Beaufort and realized what a great, central location our B & B was in we drove into the parking area and ask if we could park our car there until it was time to check in. They were so nice! Neyali said if our room was ready, and it was, we could go ahead and bring our things in and check in early. The room was beautiful, the new shower amazing. We had our own outdoor balcony overlooking the courtyard. We were just two blocks from the Carriage Rides and the marina and we could walk to the best restaurants. We met the innkeeper/owner during social hour later that evening and enjoyed appetizers and a glass of wine on the front porch overlooking the water. Part of the reason we chose this B & B was that they were very accommodating about accepting our Bed and Breakfast.com gift card. No problem at all. We hope to go back.
Réponse du propriétaire
Thanks for your excellent comments. Your right, Beaufort is a very exceptional central location.
5 sur août 05, 2013
This is our fourth visit and each one has been outstanding. Jeff and Mary Ann do an amazing job and provide exceptional service to their guests. We will go back!
Réponse du propriétaire
We will be here and look forward to seeing you again. Thanks for the kind words.
5 sur août 04, 2013
Will definitely return.
4,0 sur août 02, 2013
This inn is located in a beautiful ante-bellum home just across the street from the bay, and only a few minutes walk from Beaufort's downtown historic district which has restaurants and cute shops. Each evening, there is a wine and cheese hour where guests and the innkeepers gather to discuss activities, restaurant recommendations, and the history of the house; attendance is not mandatory, but we felt welcomed by it. Our room was spotlessly clean, and had pretty-yet-functional furnishings. Breakfasts were tasty, but not heavy, which was a good thing. I enjoyed soaking in our room's claw-foot tub, while my husband enjoyed sitting on the balcony in the evening catching the breeze off the bay.
3,6 sur août 01, 2013
Our second time staying in this B&B.
4,2 sur août 01, 2013
Beautiful historic home with a magnificent water view! Perfect location so close to the restaurants and cute shops of Beaufort. The hosts were so welcoming during the afternoon social and made us feel like friends. The room was much larger than expected with a very nice shower. Would love to have had a king bed, however!
Réponse du propriétaire
Thanks for your spot on review. Hopefully, next time you book we will have the king you freferred.
5 sur juillet 29, 2013
We had a wonderful two night stay in the Cuthbert House Inn! Owners were warm an friendly and the hospitality was outstanding. We will definitely return!
4,6 sur juillet 25, 2013
We enjoyed our first visit to a bed and breakfast and definitely won't be our last! The Cutherbert House was and excellent first experience for us.
3,2 sur juillet 21, 2013
Beautiful home that has retained a lot of its historial characteristics. I love its antebellum characteristics and the uneven floor boards; they're heart pine boards. The rooms are tastefully decorated (we toured around and looked in on the empty ones). We stayed in the Ballroom and it was spacious, high ceiling, high windows, high four poster bed that was comfortable. 2 things I didn't like: very low pressure shower head, causing me to take a longer showers than usual and multiple cracks in the walls and an area of peeling paint and plaster by the staircase.
5 sur juillet 20, 2013
Lovely stay at a lovely inn. Look forward to returning.
4,6 sur juillet 19, 2013
5 pm cocktail hour -- a fine environment for conversation and light snacks. Owners treated us well.
4,4 sur juillet 19, 2013
I did one of these earlier, don't know what happened to it The evening gathering for wine & conversation was a pleasant surprise. I had to leave before the 8am seating for breakfast, although the menu looked great I did not get to sample the food. The host was accomidating in offering a choice of snack bars. Coffee was ready and good.
5 sur juillet 18, 2013
The Coastal Suite is awesome. Beautiful view from your own porch, best shower and very spacious.
4,8 sur juillet 07, 2013
We thoroughly enjoyed our weekend at the Cuthbert House. Rooms were spacious, clean, and beautiful. So much history in the area, and knowledge by our hosts. Would highly recommend this inn to anyone looking for a nice getaway.
4,0 sur juillet 06, 2013
The location was outstanding and convenient to the historical sites in Beaufort. We had an enjoyable time meeting our hosts and fellow guests. The staff was attentive and informative concerning local attractions and restaurants.
5 sur juin 30, 2013
My wife and I stayed there one night on our 30th anniversary and it was delightful. Great location in downtown Beaufort right on the water. Walking distance of everything. We had the Mariner Suite on the ground floor. It was spacious, clean, comfortable and architecturally interesting. The innkeeper Jeff (his wife was out of town) is a really nice guy and the other guests were friendly folks with whom we had things in common. Delicious breakfast was served. Would definitely stay there again!
4,6 sur juin 30, 2013
This was our 3rd stay and we enjoyed it so much! The only suggestion for improvement would be to get a better ice machine. We ended up having to go and buy our own ice.
4,6 sur juin 29, 2013
We had a lovely time in the friendly Cuthbert House B & B. We stayed in the pretty and tastefully decorated yellow room downstairs and the Federal Room upstairs. Both were roomy and comfortable. The breakfasts were tasty in the charming breakfast room-loved the pretty tableware and dishes. Sally Bane, CA
3,2 sur juin 28, 2013
This Inn is lovely, but we just a had a bit of bad timing with our stay. The owners were not in town, and we didn't realize that after we checked in that we wouldn't see anyone else until the morning. We came down after settling in, expecting to meet other folks for the advertised social hour, only to find an empty living room with no signs or staff in sight. We found out the next morning, they don't do it on Sunday. Not a big deal, but it certainly would have been nice to know beforehand. We were only in town one evening, and it would have been helpful to talk to someone about where to visit and eat, as well as how to access the bicycles for the Inn so we could ride around town. We certainly managed to have a good time on our own, but the evening at the B&B was pretty disappointing. However, the room was beautiful, and the house itself was amazing. We had a lovely breakfast and afterwards were able to check out the bikes. I would imagine that most any other time, this would be a great place to stay. As I said, I think we just had a little bad luck because of the timing. I may make sure to ask next time I make a reservation at a B&B, if the owners are scheduled to be in town that weekend. From this experience, I think that will make all the difference.
5 sur juin 24, 2013
We enjoyed our visit so much. The room was beautiful, the view from our private patio was great, so peaceful. Everyone was so nice and friendly. So convenient to down. The breakfast was awesome. I hated to leave and can't wait to go back. The house is beautiful and has so much character. Thanks for my best birthday ever. Sandra Edwards
4,8 sur juin 15, 2013
This is a lovely B&B. Beaufort has a lot of history, great homes, friendly people, yummy restaurants. So over and above a wonderful stay at the Cuthbert House, we stayed quite busy for three days before having to move on.
3,2 sur juin 12, 2013
The inn keepers were very helpful with local restaurants and services. They both attended the social hour in the evening. This provided a pleasant forum for guests and owners to socialize and learn about the area. Enjoyed.
5 sur juin 10, 2013
We would not stay anywhere else except the Cuthbert House Inn when we come to Beaufort, SC which is one of our favorite places to come to relax and get away. The Inn is historic, and immaculate, and located in a beautiful setting with a great view of the water and anchored boats. Town is very short walk away and the 5p-6p "wine & snacks" hour on the front porch is not to be missed. The owners and staff are cordial and top-notch. And the breakfasts are wonderful, of course. We have been coming here for years now, and will always return in the future....you should too. Frederick & Rhonda Stone, Weddington, NC.
5 sur juin 08, 2013
Highly recommended for someone who loves the old south and the finer things in life.
5 sur juin 06, 2013
We stayed in the suite on the first level at the front of the house. It was very large, well apointed and very quiet. Well worth the extra money. House is a very short walk to a very historic and beautiful chuch. Also easy walk to several restaurants. Hosts were great and very interested in our enjoying the house.
4,4 sur mai 31, 2013
Our three-night stay at the Cuthbert House Inn over the long Memorial Day weekend was very enjoyable. Our second floor room was large, bright, comfortable and well-appointed, and the bathroom with both a shower and an old claw-foot soaking tub was a real treat. The entire facility, including the parking area, gardens and grounds, parlor, sun room, porches and dining room were well-above average. The location of the Inn was ideal: having a beautiful view of the water, framed with magnificent live oaks and magnolias, and being within easy walking distance of downtown Beaufort, made the Cuthbert House Inn what it is--Southern and genteel. We look forward to our return in September. John and Margaret (5/31/13)
5 sur mai 25, 2013
Beautiful home, wonderful hosts, friendly and welcoming ambiance. The highlight of our trip to the Low Country.... the front porch at dusk, with the beautiful sunset and sea breeze, was peaceful and tranquil. Magnolia blossoms and jasmine scented the air, and it was a beautiful retreat from the cares of everyday life. We will definitely be back... thank you, thank you for a lovely stay. Betty Carlson, Tucson AZ
4,8 sur mai 22, 2013
We spent two nights at the Cuthbert House in early May. We stayed in a beautiful suite on the first floor with a lovely view of the water. The staff was very helpful, providing information about attractions, restaurants and events. We really enjoyed the social hour each afternoon and the opportunity to talk to the owners and other guests. Each morning we enjoyed a delicious breakfast in the dining room with fresh fruit, juice, and a delicious entrée. The best part of the stay was sitting on the beautiful front porch and enjoying the views over the water. We would definitely stay here again!
4,0 sur mai 21, 2013
The Mariner Suite at the Inn was beautifully decorated, very comfortable, clean and included a private porch with a view of the water. It was clear that the owners and staff had taken care to make sure guests had everything they needed in the rooms. The breakfast was good but a little more variety in what was served would be nice. Nancy
5 sur mai 18, 2013
Second annual one night stay on our trip north. Lovely historical setting, friendly innkeepers, central location, good walking etc etc. Highly recommend. Did not use their dining facility, but could not submit this review without a score.
4,6 sur mai 15, 2013
We were in town for a wedding, so our busy schedule didn't allow us to take advantage of all that the inn had to offer. But our room was very nice; my husband can't stop talking about the amazing shower. Breakfast was wonderful. We had a nice, comfortable weekend.
5 sur mai 13, 2013
The owners treat their guests as if they were family. They were always available and helpful. The location is outstanding. The rooms were beautifully decorated. And the breakfasts were delicious. We would absolutely stay there again.
4,8 sur mai 11, 2013
The location is outstanding as are the accommodations. The service and hospitality of the host and staff was exemplary. What an incredible place from which to base our exploration of the area. Great restaurants and many interesting things to see abound, all in walking distance. We were just sorry we only had three nights!
4,4 sur mai 06, 2013
Dining is not applicable
4,0 sur mai 03, 2013
We enjoyed staying in this beautiful and historic home. The location was very convenient to shops and restaurants in the small but quaint town of Beaufort, SC. The owners of this B&B were comfortable to visit with, enjoyed their wine and appetizer happy hours, and their staff were very accommodating. This stay was one of the best in our trip to the coastal areas of Georgia and South Carolina.
5 sur avril 27, 2013
We enjoyed a very relaxing weekend at the Cuthbert House, Jeff and Maryanne make all guests feel at home, and their staff is excellent.
5 sur avril 26, 2013
We were warmly welcomed and well cared for by the owner and his staff. Our room and furnishings were lovely with windows looking out through the old trees to the bay. We enjoyed sharing conversation over wine and cheese with our fellow guests. Beaufort was fun, we ate well, and wished we had booked a longer stay.
5 sur avril 20, 2013
We have been B & B users for the past 15 years in several states. This was our finest experience. The Inn is beautiful and well located within comfortable walking distance to the town of Beauford. The room was well appointed, the bed very comfortable and the bathroom clean and light. Ammenities ranged from the standard soap and shampoo to bottled water in a mini fridge in the room and free coffee from a Keurig coffee maker in the entry hall. Rather unusual for a B & B, this Inn included a cocktail hour with the host and hostess. Complimentary wine, beer and hors d'oeuvers by the fireplace was most enjoyable, and the host and hostest are very interesting people who can tell you many stories about the area around Beauford. Breakfast was the best we have ever experienced and could be called nothing short of gourmet. All-in-all, this was the best B & B we have stayed in, and we would whole heartedly recommend it to anybody, and would gladly stay there again if the ocassion arises.
5 sur avril 18, 2013
We stayed ony one night, but the property is fantastic. I could sit on the front porch all day and just gaze at the view. Breakfast was great and well organized. Highly recommend.
4,6 sur avril 12, 2013
We had a very relaxing stay at The Cuthbert House. The room and bath were both spacious, clean, and very private. We stayed in the Courtyard room, which has a private entrance off the Courtyard. The breakfasts were plenty, and very tasty! We would definitely stay here again.
5 sur avril 08, 2013
What an absolutely great place to stay for a vacation. Great rooms and southern hospitality. The owner was charming and made you feel at home. Beautiful rooms that were large and spacious. The view during the Spring was of azaleas, live oaks and the Bay. Within walking distance of all the historic sites. The only downside was the picture of General Sherman (who stayed at this great place). I believe it should be displayed with a black veil....please cover up the man who burned Georgia!
4,6 sur avril 04, 2013
Thoroughly enjoyed a long weekend stay. The location of the inn was perfect - easy walking distance to the town and shops, and we loved the view out to the bay. We stayed in the Victoria Room and were pleasantly surprised at just how spacious the room was. The decor was charming and the inn keepers made us feel right at home. The breakfasts were wonderful, but we personally enjoyed the happy hour every day. It was fun to relax and enjoy getting to know the other guests in a casual setting. Met many interesting people. All in all, a great get-away!
3,0 sur avril 02, 2013
Stayed one night. Great location in old section of Beaufort. House is gorgeous - great Southern ambience and history. Owner very welcoming and hospitable. Enjoyed social hour - a gret chance to meet other guests and find out a bit about the area. Breakfast was good and served promptly. Would stay again
5 sur mars 28, 2013
The house was exquisite, staff attentive and the view completely unmatched. We have stayed in B&B's across the South, the Cuthbert House Inn was the most comfortable and relaxing.
5 sur mars 27, 2013
Great place to stay. Gracious owners, beautiful setting, great location and great breakfast.
5 sur mars 26, 2013
Just Wonderful- You cannot go wrong with this lovely Bed and Breakfast. One can tell a great deal of love goes into this venture everyday. The owners are hands on to detail and interest in their guests stay. You feel right at home with them and their beautiful quaint little town. A must see experience that I will return to again and again...God Willing. C-Harman
5 sur mars 23, 2013
Beaufort is a very pleasent supprise made better by Jeff and Mary Ann's gracious hospitality. We spent our 35thy wedding aniv. there and plan on returning very soon.
5 sur mars 18, 2013
Beautiful historic house, immaculately maintained. Great location with walking distance to town & restaurants. Owners are very warm & friendly. Enjoyed our stay and would return.
5 sur mars 15, 2013
My wife and I wanted to get away for our anniversary and found the Cuthbert House online and booked it according to the reviews and price. When we arrived we were met with keys in hand and a smile. The house was well kept and clean. The "Federal Room" was exquisite: Kink sized 4-post bed with canopy, gas fireplace, roomy and pretty bathroom with separate bath and shower. It was a big room, but yet cozy. We met the other guests and the owners Jeff and Mary Ann during the social hour. They offered appetizers and drinks and nice company. Jeff and Mary were very friendly and offered some info in dinning out and things to do. They also had a small sitting room with books and tourist pamphlets that were very helpful. Breakfast was served by the owners and it was a grade "A" meal. Simple and so delicious. We stayed 2 nights and plan on going back with the kids for the summer without a doubt!
5 sur mars 14, 2013
Our stay was extemely pleasant, the ambiance, the inn owners (Jeff and Mary Ann, and guests.
4,4 sur février 23, 2013
Staying at the Cuthbert House Inn was more than a vacation, it was a real experience not to be missed. It was such a unique experience, that it took a few hours to convince ourselves that we had not made a mistake in staying there. Since we are used to modern hotels with all the amenities, at first glance we asked ourselves: Is this really for us? But it didn't take long to begin to "experience" 3 days of a lifestyle everyone should experience. We were taken back well over 100 years ago to a much simpler time. Walking through the Inn, which you have total access to except for the guest rooms, caused us to reflect on the pace of life we knew we would return to. Some noteworthy experiences: Walking and sitting in the immaculate garden surrounding the inn. Sitting in the peaceful reading room (and actually reading) while overlooking the beautiful Beaufort Bay. Sitting in the parlor the first evening with fellow guests and inn-keepers and learning about each other. But the highlight were the simple but elegant breakfast each morning. This is how everyone's day should start, every day!
5 sur janvier 25, 2013
We just loved the Inn. We decided to get married there. We just had a small ceremony on the front porch. I made my bouquet from flowere blooming in the yard. It was ABSOLUTELY PERFERCT!!!!! We just cannot say enough wonderful things about Inn. Our room was beautiful and very comfortable. The food was wonderful and the dining room was beautiful. We made new friends that we met during social hour and they attended our ceremony. THIS PLACE IS EXCELLENT!!!!!!
4,6 sur janvier 20, 2013
If Savannah is draped in atmosphere, Beaufort is drenched in it! Staying at Cuthbert House helps you fully engage in the beauty and history here. I stayed in the upstairs right Ballroom, which is wonderful and large. It looks right over Secession House on one side, and the River on the other side, with easy access to the upstairs porch. The owners are very nice, the Inn is elegant but not snooty, the price is affordable. Don't miss Social Hour at 5pm. I LOVED this place, and would absolutely stay there next visit, especially if I could get "my room" again!
5 sur juillet 30, 2012
Spent 4 nights in a lovely Victorian room overlooking an English garden. The bedding and linens were snow white... the towels sumptuous! Breakfast and late afternoon reception were perfect... highly recommend this inn. The owners were perfect... highly recommend this inn. The owners so very gracious, too.
5 sur avril 25, 2012
Wow, the Cuthbert House Inn exceeded all of my expectations. The house and room was fantastic. The service was very professional with Southern charm. We really enjoyed the nightly social hour with the complimentary appetizers and drinks. Also, the breakfast was truly delicious. Definitely staying here was the highlight of our trip. We can't wait to return again some day.
4,0 sur avril 04, 2012
Stayed here for the first time but this is our third visit to Beaufort. We loved our suite and will stay 2 nights next trip. The host & hostess were great and we enjoyed the social hour with them and the other guests. Their breakfast service was great and we appreciated being seated & served at 15 min intervals so everything was served hot and fresh.
5 sur mars 25, 2012
This is a very nice B&B. The owners are simply excellent at providing exceptional quality, superior service, terrific hospitality, and a welcoming atmosphere. The very best we have stayed in either the U.S. or abroad.
5 sur mars 06, 2012
Jeff and Mary Ann are wonderful hosts - they could not have been kinder or more enjoyable! Thanks for a great time and I WILL be back ;-)
5 sur février 09, 2012
I stayed at the Cuthbert House Inn while my husband had surgery in nearby Beaufort Memorial Hospital as we live down the coast an hour. I stayed in the courtyard room which I picked from the online photo and I could not have been more pleased. My hosts were so nice and caring, my room so cosy and comfortable, the other guests friendly and fun. What a good experience.
4,0 sur janvier 26, 2012
We recently went to Beaufort to attend our son's graduation from Marine Bootcamp. We decided to leave a day sooner and found this lovely B&B. The decor and outdoor areas beautifully reflect the nostalgic era of years long gone. Jeff and Mary Ann were wonderful hosts. Their knowledge of the home and town was an exceptional part of the 5 o'clock guest 'get to know each other' event where they served light appetizers and beverages. They made you feel so welcome even though we were only staying the one night. Our room had an outside private entrance off the courtyard and was very private. Our room was well stocked with extra towels as well as coffee pot and refrigerator. We loved the feel of the majestic house as well as the historic town it was a part of. For breakfast we dined looking out towards the bay, the front lawn and surrounding areas boasting huge trees covered with moss. This is definitely a must stay again place. The next stay will definitely be for more than one day. Thank you Jeff and Mary Ann for adding a very special touch to our already happy event stay in Beaufort, SC. Sincerely, Dave and Debbie Owens, South Park, PA
5 sur novembre 21, 2011
I decided on a last minute vacation to South Carolina a couple of weeks ago and Fodors recommended Beaufort. I was able to easily book a room with the Cuthbert House Inn and my stay there exceeded all my expectations. The owners were very friendly and accommodating even though our travel plans made us arrive after hours. The Courtyard Room was very quaint and I really enjoyed the fact that it was somewhat removed from the rest of the house with a separate entrance. We went during the off season so the house was relatively quiet, but we enjoyed perfect weather. The owners were able to give us very good advice on activities for our two day stay.
4,2 sur novembre 03, 2011
Our stay at the Cuthbert House was just outstanding! The home is right on the water in Beaufort and is just beautiful! Our room was nicely appointed with antiques and all the amenities! The breakfast each morning was fantastic & served in the most beautiful dining room. Jeff & Mary Ann were great innkeepers! We will be back!
5 sur juillet 19, 2011
My Wife and I decided to get out of Charleston for the weekend and decompress in the City of Beaufort for our 19th Wedding Anniversary. Our stay with Jeff and Mary Ann at The Cuthbert House Inn was Amazing. They are the most Gracious Hosts. The accomodations, breakfasts, and comfort levels far exceeded our expectations. Plan your next stay here!!!!
5 sur janvier 30, 2011
I have stayed in many Bed and Breakfast establishments in Canada and Europe. I had planned to spend one night in Beaufort on my way back from Savannah and before heading for Charleston. When I saw the stunning house and my beautiful Courtyard Room, I immediately changed my plans so that I could stay two nights. It was sheer delight for me just to "be" in the house, whether in the cozy sunroom overlooking the water, the lovely living room for wine and cheese with Mary Ann, or in the bright dining room, also overlooking the water. My room was spacious, beautifully decorated in the bright yellow and blue colours of Provence, with a very large modern bathroom, plenty of fluffy towels, thick cotton robes in the closet, and interesting pottery. Breakfast was tasty, the owner, Mary Ann, was welcoming, helpful and very friendly. I had a wonderful time in Beaufort and would unhesitatingly recommend the Cuthbert House Inn.
5 sur décembre 23, 2009
Amazing stay last weekend in the Courtyard Room. Loved everything about our stay!
5 sur juin 07, 2009
My husband and I spent a fantastic weekend at The Cuthbert House Inn. Everything is first class. It is a short walk to town where there are many resturants. The view is breathtaking from the front porch which looks out at the water. We enjoyed meeting the other guests at the night social hour. Our room was beautifully decorated with all the amenities of a high class hotel. I would recommend this B&B to anyone.
4,2 sur mai 26, 2009
We spent a night at the Cuthbert House and had an excellent experience. Our room was on the small side, but well appointed--even a flat screen tv. The bathroom was gorgeous and well-designed. We especially enjoyed socializing on the front porch in the evening. The hosts are very hospitable, great conversationalists and made everyone feel welcome. Breakfast was first-rate, too. Would definitely stay again.
4,8 sur avril 11, 2009
charming, great location, genial hosts, attracts repeat guests--what better recommendation!!! we will be back as well
3,4 sur décembre 18, 2008
Charming hospitality. excellent service. good food. Takes you back to a fascinating time. Beautiful view from the rocking chairs on the porch!
4,6 sur octobre 10, 2008
The staff was accommodating and gracious; we were treated like family. A classic, traditional, southern decor adorned the interior of the inn. It was every bit as luxurious and pristine as the photos in the brochure portrayed it to be. Very pleased.
4,4 sur octobre 03, 2008
Jeff and Mary Ann made this the most memorable stay we have ever had in a B&B. The setting, furnishings, and service were first class. The Brits will return.
4,8 sur septembre 17, 2008
We had a great stay. We could have lived there. Owners were very helpful on where to dine. Our room was off the courtyard and had a private entrance. We plan on returning soon. Loved it!
3,8 sur août 27, 2008
Our stay was perfect! We loved everything about the inn, the owners, and the town. I am so glad that I chose the Cuthbert house as a weekend retreat for my boyfriends birthday. It was wonderful and we will, without a doubt, be back soon!
3,6 sur juin 02, 2008
At the time the reservation was made they required a deposit of 1 night. I gave them my credit card and they immediately charged my account $180. At check in, I gave them a $250 gift certificate and requested they credit my charge card account for any balance due me. They refused to do that saying they would give me a receipt showing what I had left or I could spend it on souviners.
Réponse du propriétaire
Let me clarify the facts. This particular guest did pay his deposit with a credit card but did not indicate at that time that he would be using gift cards as well. At check-in, the guest presented a gift card for $400.00. His remaining balance was considerably less. We would have to credit him for much of the deposit at additional cost to the Inn. I told him that our policy only permitted us to take up to 50% of the total cost of the stay in gift card credit and that I would give him another gift certificate for the remaining balance. He indicated that he did not plan to stay in another B&B after this stay so he did not want a certificate for a future travel. I, therefore offered him the use of the remainder in our gift shop. The guest begrugingly used it.
4,8 sur mai 17, 2008
from the moment we arrived, we were in love with the inn, our room, the innkeepers and the town of Beaufort. We liked it so much that we are considering relocating to the area.
4,8 sur avril 24, 2008
Beautiful home-rooms well appointed-modern bath
5 sur mars 30, 2008
This is a great place to stay and visit. The room, the hosts, the social time and the breakfast was wonderful. This was our first B&B experience and now our standards are set high! We hope to return.
4,6 sur mars 07, 2008
This was the absolute perfect place for my new husband and I to take a short honetmoon trip. The Inn is beautiful, the rooms exquisite. Jeff and Mary Ann were the perfect hosts, relaxed yet responsive. And the view is spectacular! We fully intend on a repeat stay.
5 sur février 20, 2007
Spent a Friday and Saturday night in the Mariner Suite. The room was beautiful with a nice view of the harbor from our front window. Jeff and Mary Ann were wonderful hosts. We are from Charleston and enjoyed the Beaufort very much - better than Charleston!!!!


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Q & A: Nikki Haley on Faith, the 'War on Women,' and Why She Would Say No to VP
Q & A: Nikki Haley on Faith, the 'War on Women,' and Why She Would Say No to VP
Nikki Haley's faith caused a stir in her primary race for governor of South Carolina when her upbringing as a Sikh drew questions from her opponents. She occasionally visits a Sikh temple in honor of her family's tradition, but she regularly attends a Methodist church. Her new book, Can't Is Not an Option, explains her conversion to Christianity and the kinds of questions she faced as the daughter of immigrants. CT spoke with Haley about her conversion, whether Mitt Romney has a "woman problem," and how her faith influences her policy.
Since you faced questions about your Christian faith and Sikh upbringing, what would you say to those who would question President Obama's faith?
We have the right to ask what faith someone follows. But what church they go into and what they do in that church doesn't matter as much as what they do when they come out. How strong is their faith, and how does that lead them into decisions going forward that will impact the states and the country? That's what I think matters the most. Yes, my husband and I are Christians, but we're not going to say anything negative about the way my parents raised me, because they reminded us every day how blessed we were to live in this country. My mother took us to every church in my hometown because she wanted me to see the many ways that people get to God and to respect all of them. She would say you can't have too much God in your life. She actually wanted us to be exposed so that we weren't judgmental, so we didn't think it was wrong. We shouldn't have to put anyone else down in order to talk positively about what we believe.
You attend a United Methodist Church, Mt. Horeb—would you describe yourself as evangelical or born-again in addition to being Methodist?
We've always been somewhat private about our faith because I'm not one that likes to see politics in church. We sit in the back row in church because we want to hear and feel the message without distraction. I don't want to go to a label because I don't know what that means. I know that we both feel like we have personal relationships with God that we want to continue to strengthen for ourselves and for our family.
You wrote, "I converted to Christianity because the teachings of Christ spoke to me in a way that I could understand and that would help me live my life." Do you see religion as something that has a benefit?
Absolutely. When you go to a position like this, the one thing that helps you get through political challenges is your faith. You have to have a deep faith, you have to have a strong connection to God, and you have to stay very close to your family. In this job, there's a lot you can control and a lot you can't control. At some point you put your hands up and you say God's going to let the right thing happen.
Was there a specific moment that you had a come to Jesus experience or said "This is what I believe"?
I think it was somewhat of a long conversation, but it was more of me trying to figure out who I was and how I was going to be. I felt my faith, and I felt the feelings, but I couldn't understand the language. It was like I developed the connection with God just in an emotional way. When I met my husband and we started talking about how we wanted to raise our family, it was really just listening to the teaching and going to church. I felt like I took something I knew was right, which was a strong belief that there was a Lord, but being able to put that in words that I could understand—I can't explain it, but it was just a very enlightening and a very good moment for me and a good moment for our family.
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Colin Nunn
This lady avoids saying that she has faith in Jesus Christ. She refers to god in general, is not concerned that her family are not Christian. These things convince me that her "Christian faith" is not real. As for why she claims to be a believer, I have no right to attribute motives, but the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked, who can know it?
Sarah Jane Byars
As a South Carolinian who follows politics faithfully, I have yet to see anything about her that indicates authentic Chrisianity. Her tax returns indicate that .8% of her income is given to charity, a far cry from a tithe; simultaneously, she advocates churches taking over most social programs that the govenment currently provides. How hypocritical can you get?! Her actions are more apparently self-serving than even the flamboyant politcians. This article and all other efforts to promote her book are considered by most who follow her moves closely to be designed for national recognition and further moves. Her biggest campaign contributors are from outside South Carolina. She whines regularly about politicians "picking on me." Large numbers of her previous supporters have abandoned her altogether. Her agenda is not to help the people of South Carolina, I assure you!
Lloyd states as a fact that which has not been proven. Nowhere does the Bible speak in opposition to civic involvement, and "calling" texts call us to serve as examples whereever we are when we become Christians. "If you are called while a slave," Paul wrote, serve your masters as if serving the Lord, rather than using your salvation as a grounds to seek emancipation. By contrast, if you are a master, treat your servants as if they are brothers, which, if they are in Christ, they are. Soldiers are not commanded to desert their post, or resign their commission, so I really fail to see where the Bible restricts politicians to the choices of resignation from their post, or denial of the Faith. Perhaps you need some training in the "Right and Left Hand rule of God." Regarding Gov. Haley's description of the Christian faith, it sounds more like a self-help formula for personal enrichment than call to "deny yourself, take up your cross, and follow Me." I don't know her, so I'm just sayin'.
Ben Montgomery
(continued) In the American freemarket, studies have shown that (in particular, during the Reagan years and immediately following) people tended to remain in the lower economic classes for 10 years or less. In other words, poor people had the ability to build wealth. The government that has the ability to feed you also has the ability to starve you and control you.
Ben Montgomery
Christine, there is so much wrong with your post that I don't have the time or the energy to address, but I will say this: Conservative values (in particular to your post, conservative economic values) create opportunity for people to create their own wealth based upon their hard work and ingenuity. Socialistic programs, although they sound so people friendly, enslave people to the government because they create a system where the people depend on the good will of the government for their daily bread. This is clear if you will consider two examples: 1) the native American experience. The resistance against the U.S. advancement into Indian territories was holding its own until the U.S. started supplying the Indians with food (cattle) and clothing. When the native Americans became dependent on the government assistance they lost the war. 2) The European experience. In the socialist governments of Europe it is essentially impossible to rise up in class. (continued)


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A better evaluation of what forests are worth will generate direct benefits for poor forest dwellers, open up new markets and affect global economic growth. The economic benefits of forests are massively under-valued by governments and donor agencies, according to IUCN's latest report. … | French | Spanish
01 Feb 2011 | International news release
IUCN's Global Protected Areas Programme is sad to announce that more rangers have recently been killed in the line of duty. On 24 January 2011 a patrol of three rangers and five soldiers, protecting a road in Virunga National Park, Democratic Republic of Congo, were attacked and killed by the FDLR Rwandan militia, an illegal movement thought to include the perpetrators of the Rwandan genocide in 1994. …
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Alison Sudol, American singer, songwriter and pianist has been named as IUCN's Goodwill Ambassador for the United States. …
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A UNESCO-IUCN monitoring mission to the Manas Wildlife Sanctuary, India's only World Heritage Site on the Danger List, will evaluate the progress made so far to increase the population of key species, including tigers, Indian elephants and great one-horned rhino. …
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The Observer Ethical Awards has honored Carole Saint Laurent, IUCN Senior Forest Policy Advisor, as one of the 20 global figures who will exert influence in 2011. …
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The forests that provide most of Beijing's water are being given a new lease of life by the partial lifting of a logging quota for the first time in 20 years. …
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Heavy rains and floods have caused large mudslides in south-eastern Brazil. The floods have not only caused damage to human life, which totals around 500 deaths so far, but also thousands have been made homeless and key infrastructure has been destroyed. … | Spanish
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A rescue plan for the five Democratic Republic of Congo sites inscribed on the List of World Heritage in Danger will be the focus of today's high-level meeting organized by the Congolese authorities and UNESCO. … | French
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Welsh students who fail to achieve a grade C in GCSE English and Maths will be required to continue the subjects beyond the age of 16 from 2015, the Welsh Government have said.
The reform, which is already due to take effect in England this autumn, will see students having to learn the two core subjects until they gain the key qualifications.
A Welsh Government Spokesperson said: "We already have plans in place that will require learners in Wales to continue to pursue English and maths in post-16 learning from 2015.
"In Wales we accepted the recommendations of the independent Review of Qualifications which included implementing a revised more robust Welsh Baccalaureate Qualification from September 2015. In line with the Review of Qualifications, learners will need to achieve the revised GCSE English language and the new GCSE in numeracy at A*-C in order to achieve the level 2 Welsh Baccalaureate.
"Learners who do not achieve these GCSEs at A*-C in Key Stage 4 will be required to continue to pursue them in post-16 learning. Learners who do achieve these GCSEs in Key Stage 4 will continue to develop their skills by following Essential Skills qualifications."
The Welsh Government were responding after England announced the changes today, which were the result of a report published by professor Alison Wolf. Prof Wolf's report called for teenagers to continue studying English and Maths post-16 until they attained C grades as the two subjects are the "most important in the world" and vital for young people finding jobs.
Newport's GCSE results improved this year, remaining above the Welsh average. Of all Newport entries, 67.3 per cent achieved grades A* to C compared to 66 per cent last year.
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Next time you see a pregnant lady, you really need to stop and give her five bucks. Why? Well, the short answer is that pregnancy is the freaking worst. THE WORST.
Okay, having your leg chewed off by a bengal tiger is probably pretty bad, too. But pregnancy is freaking awful, and no one comes right out and says that because, well, I think it makes you look like a bad parent or something. But I totally don't care about that. Let me endure the judgement and describe the terrible catastrophe that is pregnancy. You're welcome.
Morning Sickness is a Lie
The term "morning sickness" is about as accurate as "occasional breathing" or "optional heartbeat." For many, the nausea that comes with your precious bundle of joy happens whenever the crap it wants to, and—blissfully for some—all the live long day. I'll let you guess which of those things happened to me.
It's also not some adorable, dainty little queasiness. It's as if food is now the enemy, and your body will do anything to keep it out of your mouth/stomach/necessary locations for life. I've read of women puking 20 times a day. Twenty. Times. Uh, give that lady five bucks.
My nausea was so bad that my doctors gave me a drug that they also give to chemo patients. Because apparently being on chemo and being pregnant have certain similarities. I don't know why they don't put that on Hallmark cards. Even that prescription-strength solution didn't keep this pleasant little conversation from happening in my head several times a day:
I'm going to die. I can't believe this is how it's going to end for me. A shriveled, starved mess that can't get out of bed. Wait, no, you live in California, Melanie. CALIFORNIA. I'm pretty sure there are a few steps between this and death. Right? Of course! They'll hook you up to IVs and give you nutrients that way! All you need is hospitalization! No. big. deal.
Thankfully it didn't come to that, though I did ask my husband several times to check into a medically induced coma. I'm still a little mad that he didn't at least Google it. Right? Right.
"Cravings"? Not Exactly
You always hear those adorable stories of women wanting to eat pickles and ice cream, like that's the cutest thing ever. The reality? Pickles and ice cream—and other equally absurd food choices—may be the only thing your body will accept. So, if the choice is between the aforementioned hospitalization and, say, shrimp-flavored Cup O' Noodle and instant mashed potatoes, you kinda choose the Cup O' Noodle. Turns out, the desire to not die in your bed is pretty strong.
There once was a time when I favored braised beef cheek and chilled grape soup with basil foam—pregnancy reduced my palate to that of a still-drunk frat boy. Thanks for that. Give me five bucks, please. I have no self respect.
I told my doctor about this terrible starvation/inability to eat anything that can reasonably be called food and her was response was, "Luckily, the baby doesn't need nutrition right now." Yeah, luckily. And it's not like I need it, right? And where is the baby getting her nutrients? She's stealing them from your body. Like a parasite. Where's the greeting card for that?
(Sadly, that analogy doesn't quite end at birth. Not that I hate my kid. I don't. I promise. Look, I can prove it.)
"Luckily," Lots of Terrible Stuff is Normal
If you've never been pregnant before, all this crazy stuff will start happening to you and you'll be like, "Holy shitballs, this can't be right. This is how humans are made?" and, if you're anything like me, you'll say as much to your doctor. And she will say, "Yeaaaaaaaah. I'm sorry." Because it totally IS right. It's normal. For your entertainment/education/horrification, here's a bunch of bizarro stuff that's just par for the course with pregnancy.
- Days long headaches that you can't do anything about, because you can't take any pain killers when you're pregnant. A wet cloth on your head in a dark room may be recommended.
- Bleeding gums. Like you're a pirate with scurvy. Sweet.
- Not pooping ever. Someone I know might have thought she was going to die of not pooping. It wasn't me, because why would I share that? But no one wants pooping to be mentioned in their obit.
- Nosebleeds. Wha…? Or a constant stuffy nose. Also wha…?
- The persistent feeling of being kicked in the crotch. This happens because of a chemical that makes your joints loosen. Sometimes your pelvic joint kinda, you know, comes apart. And that process might make you Google "pregnancy kicked in the crotch."
- Extra moles. To make you feel awesome about yourself.
- Chest pain due to: a baby being where your organs are supposed to go; or heartburn; or maybe a blood clot or heart attack. Hard to know. Not that that'll freak you out or anything.
- Dark spots all over your skin. To help with camouflage in the wild?
- Hot flashes. Because why the heck not at this point, right?
There's totally more than this but…why? (Oh, wait…diabetes! You can get di-a-be-tes just while you're pregnant. And middle-of-the-night leg cramps! And anemia!!) I mean, does it need to get any worse for you to spot a lady a fiver? If so, WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU, YOU HORRID FIEND?
I will take one second to address something that might come up in the comments: some people have lovely pregnancies. They say they've never felt better, and that it's such a blessing and they glow and all that crap. Ladies, you owe other pregnant women fifty bucks. Somehow they caught your share of the crappy part while you rubbed your belly and made cooing noises. Not okay.
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Steve Foster is likely to leave Witton Albion as manager Brian Pritchard works to keep within wage budget
4:49pm Sunday 1st September 2013 in Football Exclusive By Andrew Simpson, Senior Sports Writer
STEVE Foster has likely played his last match for Witton Albion after the club said on Saturday it can no longer afford to pay him.
The former Evo-Stik Northern Premier League Premier Division player of the year was left out of the squad for yesterday's game against King's Lynn.
He has not been released, but has been told he is free to join another club.
"We've been here before," said manager Brian Pritchard, referring to the exit of popular forward Ashley Stott almost a year ago.
However that sentiment could also apply to Foster, who left Wincham Park in March 2010 at the end of his first spell with Witton after the club's wages budget was cut.
That is not the case this time, but rather the weekly bill now is higher than is sustainable.
Pritchard said: "This is easily the hardest decision I've had to make since Ashley [Stott] left, more difficult than the situation surrounding Shaun Tuck.
"Steve Foster is a man I like both as a player and a person; he loves this club as much as the next person.
"But I've told him that I can't guarantee he will play the number of games that he wants to. It's unfair to him, and not prudent of us from a financial point of view, for him to be sat on the bench.
"I have a finite amount of money available, and have to do what is right for the club. The choice I've made as manager is one I have to, as I know what is on the horizon if I don't."
Foster scored 16 goals last season, signing again for Witton following a successful loan stay. He had started the season at Chorley.
The now 31-year-old formed a productive partnership with leading marksman Shaun Tuck, who capped his return to the field yesterday with a late goal that saw off the newly-promoted Linnets.
But Foster, who helped AFC Telford United and Fleetwood Town win promotion to the Football Conference's second tier before winning the Northern Premier League's Golden Boot in 2012, has started only one competitive game so far this term.
Pritchard said: "The timing of Steve's holiday hasn't helped, as he arrived home the day before the first game of the season [at Buxton].
"I've told him I don't think he's fit enough, although he'll counter that he can't change that if he's not playing.
"He's a winner – look at his playing record – and I know there's a risk this decision could end up haunting me. I've said the same when other players have left. That's the risk you take as a manager.
"What I would say is that this highlights the importance of our own supporters coming through the gate to help us keep together the group we have. I can't emphasise that enough."
Foster watched from the stands as Witton, thanks to Tuck's decisive goal, edged King's Lynn to record a second successive victory in the Premier Division.
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Did you guys really expect anything else? They always have an impressive line-up! Goddamn My Bloody Valentine
A lot more generic than I'd expect. Also the cross over is going to be insane based on what I've heard.
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More stacked than I thought it'd be.. wow
Great lineup, waaay too much buildup.
Animal collective again already?
Barry Hogan DJ set.
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Yea seriously. I thought there would be more crossover from Field Day Festival (http://www.fielddayfestivals.com/line-up/) but I guess not....
Did the guy just say Crystal Castles are performing III at Primavera? or just mention that they have a new album 'with 3 sticks'
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That video is incredibly well-done and beautiful.
And as far as possible Coachella acts that haven't been discussed much - MBV, Liars, and Deerhunter. I'd be ecstatic with just one of those three.
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