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Praying Pelican Missions is a short-term international missions organization serving the needs of indigenous local churches, pastors, and communities around the world. We set up and lead mission trips for churches, small groups, families, and individuals from North America, continually expanding and strengthening a network of pastors and communities both abroad and in the United States. Each year as lives are touched and hearts are transformed, there are an increasing number of pastors, churches, and communities inviting mission teams to serve alongside them through Praying Pelican Missions. We are continually amazed to witness and be part of God's movement in the world, from Chicago to Costa Rica to South Africa and everywhere in between.
Through Praying Pelican Missions, more than 12,000 short-term missionaries have served in over 200 different communities throughout Belize, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Mexico, Puerto Rico, South Africa, and parts of the U.S. Teams join us from all over the United States and Canada, making us the largest provider of short-term mission opportunities.
The Beginning: Praying Pelican Missions (PPM) began in 2003 serving two communities in Belize. We expanded to Jamaica in 2007, and now annually serve more than 100 communities between the two countries, making us the largest provider of mission trips to Belize and Jamaica in the U.S. Curious about the name? Since pelicans are common in Central America and the Caribbean where our ministries began, the founders decided to incorporate a pelican both to add an element of fun and to make a memorable logo to help spread the good news of Jesus Christ. As the pelican is an ancient symbol of Christian sacrifice, this turned out to be the perfect choice for a mascot: the legend states that a mother pelican, in times when food was scarce, would sacrifice her life by pecking herself to feed her baby. In the same way, Jesus gave His life for us. This has become a great way to share the gospel and communicate our mission wherever we serve.
Now: Praying Pelican Missions is currently serving in many locations throughout the world. Our staff includes more than 100 individuals both in the U.S. and in the local communities where teams serve. We now serve in hundreds of communities all around the world and are continually seeking to add more locations and opportunities as the Lord leads and opens the doors.
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It´s only natural that pelousy would defend an alteration; have you gotten a look at the broad´s face lately?
Gee. I didn´t know Pelosi is a photo manipulater. She manipulates so many other things in congress that she even has a side hobby. Wow,
Is that America hating communist hag Angela Davis in the upper right hand corner?/s
It´s not like she altered a birth certificate or anything.
Hey, the more time she spends with PhotoShop, the less time she has to try to destroy this nation. Works for me!!!It´s like NØbama and his golf. I say let him play 18 hours a day. Heck, light that course up so that he can play at night. Every minute he is playing golf is a minute he isn´t trying to drive the last stake into the dying heart of this Republic!!!
The Progressives invented "truthiness."
IWe can create a contest of this - insert a half-dozen bikini-clad babes in that pic and pass it around as an accurate historical record of (fill in the blank)You can have fun with it - put in a bigfooot, an alien and leprechaun and call it an accurate historical record of __________.Ridicule and make fun of these liberals and their little ploys as if they are our court jesters and clowns whose only recognized value is to amuse us.
I wouldn´t expect anything less than cavalier fraud from the woman who fancies herself more Catholic than the Pope.
She also said it was freezing outside, and that the members were entertaining guests...When the going gets tough, the tough go - indoors and party.
So the new female congresswomen are already absent or late?
I´ll bet her little grandkids lie better than she does now.Pathetic.
What a phony! ...But then, dems are OK with counterfeits & illusionists. ...It is the authentics in EVERYTHING which they avoid like the plague.


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Dear Auntie Leila,I have a very difficult time getting my almost-3-year-old to nap.
After I put the baby down in the afternoon, I snuggle with my toddler, Bella, and read books. I lie down with her every day after lunch until she falls asleep -- sometimes I doze too, and/or pray my Rosary while lying there.
I follow the same routine. We spend time outdoors every day - swimming, parks, walks, etc. We eat mostly wholesome foods. I like the rest time and get up feeling energetic and patient.
But lately, my daughter has started screaming horrifically that she doesn't want to nap. She usually ends up waking the baby and then everyone is cranky.
I've tried giving up the nap for her. She cannot keep herself together, though, and usually starts falling apart around 4 pm. By that point, she is rubbing her eyes, falling over things, and just crying and screaming for me to hold her (even if she is in my arms). She even starts nodding off if we are doing an activity or during dinner. It feels so stressful for me.I have tried "quiet time" without the pressure of sleeping. She still screams - even when I am lying down with her. My husband tells me to just go with the flow. I want to have routine for my family. I think that it is evident that she needs the mid day rest. On the days when she naps, life goes smoother - we are able to make it through the day mostly happy and productively. We can have some family time in the evenings with Dad upon his return from work. Without the nap, dinner becomes a stressful event and we rush through our meal to get her to bed.
My husband and I have been talking at length about our parenting - it is difficult to balance mercy with teaching obedience. I think we probably gave my daughter too much "authority" in the beginning based on a parenting philosophy we were following at the time. We are now trying to make decisions together, as husband and wife. I just wonder if that is what is making our current situation difficult.Leila, thanks for reading this. If you have any insight to share, I would be very grateful.Lauren
Dear Lauren!
I have two practical thoughts for you, but first a quick word about the larger issues of child development and how we approach, in general, life's little problems.
Developmental Phases
When the eldest child turns three, it's a new phase for the whole family. Different folks come to this realization at different points, but basically, it's a little scary to realize that here is a person with definite likes and dislikes as well as the power, let's not kid ourselves, to turn life upside down.
Why did we let ourselves in for this?
Did you know that just as children enter new stages of development, so do parents? Why doesn't anyone give us a heads up, instead of making it sound like we should know everything already?
Why don't they call it "the terrible parents of twos" or "meltdown when the kids get into college" or "Stop spitting when you say, 'What? What? WHERE are you going?'"?
Who says we know what's coming next or how to deal with it? Even on the front page of the New York Times there is utter cluelessness about who is responsible when your kids get mean texts (hint: you and the other parents -- not the school, and not the government -- and further hint: a 12-year-old doesn't need to be able to receive or send texts, but I digress).
It's like mass amnesia -- no one has the faintest idea what to do next because no one knows who they are or how they got here!
We're learning as we're going, somehow the older generation lost its will to pass on wisdom, and in fact, things get more complicated as time goes on, not less.
Have you ever heard mothers wishing aloud for the time that they could solve their child's problems by changing a diaper? Well, listen to me and my friends. "I wish I could just change a diaper." There you have it.
Things were simple back then...
And just as a child often responds negatively to the various physical and emotional stresses brought on by having to grow, so do parents have to struggle to widen their experience; and that growth process is often difficult, alas.
The reason, of course, is that we have fallen natures -- we don't unfold in our development like a puppy or a vine!
Even the growth of a child, whom we think of as so innocent and untouched by the shadow of the world, is fraught with frustration and pain. How much more so do we tainted adults have challenges that are met with tears rather than the smooth perfection we seem to expect (against all experience).
Expect Imperfection
The sooner you learn that frustration is part of the process, the happier you will be. You'll come to expect that sinking-drowning-choking feeling of not knowing what to do (and needing a nap), rather than falling into the steel-toothed-razor-edged-double-whammy trap of wondering why things can't be perfect.
Do you want to know what your own worst enemy (and mine) is?
Thinking things should be perfect.
Being upset when things are not perfect, because momentarily we lost sight of the fact that we are human beings who got kicked out of Eden long ago. We're on our journey home...we are not there yet!
And little human beings, between the ages of two and three, do give up the afternoon nap.
What it took me a long time to realize (about this and other things) is that it's not like one day they nap (or use diapers) and the next day they don't. No, there is a transition where maybe four days (not in a row) they need a nap and then the other three they don't...and this lasts for weeks or months. Some days they want to be little, and other days, big. Some days are tiring, others, less so.
Little babies need naps every day, and so do moms! So what to do when the toddler is off and on?
Oh, it can be very tiring!
As I read your question I see that you have been trying the things I would suggest.
And of course I can't tell what kind of personality she has -- is she generally compliant, is she actually strong-willed...you have to take what I say with what she's really like in mind.
There are two main issues:
A child who doesn't take a nap must go to bed much earlier and must eat much earlier. I found it helpful to have a 3 or 4 pm "tea" (cheese, crackers, fruit, and milk; or a bowl of oatmeal; a small plate of yesterday's leftovers; grilled cheese...something easy for you but filling for her). Let her help you put it on her own little table on a little plate.
Active toddlers and small children generally eat more for breakfast and lunch and less towards the end of the day, which is the opposite of how adults (in our country) eat, and they are happier that way.
Try it. (Look at the total number of calories a day, rather than eating a certain amount at a certain meal. Some young children -- I have had a couple -- eat two breakfasts, a big lunch, and no supper! That just feels wrong! But it works for them.)
Then comes a little playing while you get supper ready for dad, story time, a walk with the baby in a stroller, or whatever you want to do from, let's say, 4-5, then a nice long bath with plenty of play time, clean pajamas, and in bed by 7 or whatever is around an hour or so earlier than her normal bedtime. (You might have to be super on top of what's for dinner.)
She can sit with you at dinner but probably won't eat much if anything, and that's fine. Let her eat a piece of bread or anything little and just enjoy your own supper. Don't stress through dinner with a tired toddler! Don't forget that some day she'll be a different age, more able to appreciate family time.
Or try the bath first and then the small meal. The only thing is that if she gets a second wind, she'll probably need another bath :)
If she takes a nap on a certain day, then you can have your old regular schedule and keep her up a little later. (As you do with the food, taking into account the total amount eaten all day, look at the total number of hours of sleep in a given day. If there is nothing in the afternoon, you make it up with an early bedtime.)
If that's comfortable for both of you for you to lie down with her, then it's fine -- I did that with my Suzanne -- I was pregnant and had to rest while one-year-old Joseph napped. We both liked it, it worked.
But maybe for her, not lying down with you is her way of expressing her desire to be a bit more on her own, which is the emotional side of the problem.
This is the goal, you know.
That she do what she needs to do, for herself.
Yes, there is no way she should be screaming and waking up the baby.
That is so naughty.
But in her own way she is saying, "Mommy, I'm not a baby. I want to do my own thing. I have figured out how to disrupt everything, and I would rather you didn't let me do that, but I can't let go of needing not to be a baby."
So the solution is to affirm the bigness while clearly not allowing the naughtiness. In other words, giving her an "out" by arranging things so that it's not a power struggle -- so that you both get what you need.
How to do this requires thought and prayer.
The simplest way (but I think in your question you are saying this doesn't work) is to say, "Baby's sleeping, mommy desperately needs to put her head down for a few minutes. You listen to this story CD (20 or 30 minutes), color this book, play with this playdough, look at these books on your quilt spread out on the floor, play with your dollies...and when rest time is over we'll do some other things."
Do not -- do not -- say, "If you are quiet for 20 minutes I'll buy you a toy" or "if you are not quiet for 20 minutes I won't buy you a toy" or any other if/then bribe/threat thing.
It's different to say "here's a fun thing you can do, like play with playdough, and as long as you're quiet you can have it" and "IF you are quiet for 20 minutes THEN I'll make you playdough."
Do you see the difference?
Don't say (as I so often hear), "see, you're so tired and bad, you're going to have a nap."
I wouldn't take a nap if someone said that to me.
Just do what you need to do to distract her for half an hour, and make naps and/or rest sound like the reward, not a punishment. And if she doesn't nap when you've put it that way, she'll feel like she beat you, rather than that she missed out on a quiet peaceful time. You -- not she -- will have made it into a power struggle rather than what it is, a part of your day.
Also enlist her in the care of the baby. Have fun whispering and tiptoeing. Enjoy big-girl time. The two of you are a great baby-care team. You're on the same side. She loves the baby, she just doesn't want to be a baby. Except when she does.
Even if you think she needs a nap, by removing the power struggle, you leave it up to her. If she can relax enough, she will fall asleep, but if it's about controlling the time, she won't, and you will make up for it later (not without some little bumps on the road, but that's okay).
Honestly, most three-year-olds do not nap! (It's a terrible prospect, I know!!)
If the situation is beyond this, you need to put the baby to bed and then do some work: making supper early, folding laundry, anything! -- just powering on through for about an hour.
I'm assuming that the baby naps for at least 2 hours. Maybe in the second hour you can see how the rhythm and energy is going and take advantage of a quieter pace that she is setting to put your head down for a few minutes.
{I don't know how you nap, but I strongly encourage you to develop the ability to nap sitting up with your head back on a pillow or just partially lying down on the sofa! Somehow going to bed is repugnant to most older children, even if it's you and not they, but they are fine if you can just get it done on the sofa. And for you, the 15-20 nap is far more productive than the 2 hour under-the-covers marathon that leaves you groggy.}
Stop the Screaming
The screaming thing has to be circumvented, and maybe it will take a week of no nap for you at all before the conditioning/habit is worked out.
However, if she screams just to push your buttons and a week of trying different habits doesn't change that, you could tell her -- well before the episode begins -- "If you're going to scream for no reason then you will get a spanking [go here to see what I mean by spanking]. Or if you feel like screaming you can come give me a hug instead and we'll be happy." (You could even tell her to go outside and scream if you think a spank won't help. But then you have to deal with the neighbors ;)
Give her a chance to control herself (kindly, like you know it's hard), then if not, give her the spanking and then either let her alone or give her the hug, whichever calms her down.
Certain children of my acquaintance had to be left alone for about 5 or 10 minutes before emerging from the emotional bind to accept the hug and snuggle. It didn't work to try it before the spanking worked itself out.
It seems like if you talk to the child that will help, but it doesn't. Have the insight to understand that she is indeed a person, not a machine with a reset button that's talk-activated.
But I bet you won't need to spank for this much.
Don't forget to take your iron so you can make it through! ;)
Dear, dear Lauren, don't blame your previous parenting -- this struggle happens to everyone. We are all on a developmental curve -- until we die!
It's part of the normal process of the change from baby to child -- and from inexperienced parent to more experienced.
She has places to go and things to do you can not imagine, and she has to have some say over her basic needs. You do know best, but you have to work with her on it, not against.
Things going smoothly is not what gives us peace. Just doing what we should be doing with love is what gives us peace!
You are doing a wonderful job, being a committed mom to your little ones!
God bless,
Auntie Leila
Lauren writes (Auntie Leila loves to know how it works out!):
This is the absolute best advice I have been given. You really "get it" and now I have some tangible ideas to try out. My Bella is so strong willed -- gets it from her Mama which is probably why we are constantly at odds lately. I think I could stand to respect her as her own person more often (within reason of course) and realize her need for "bigness".
This reason that you suggested -
2) emotionally, she is trying to establish independence from you, and this is a very good thing, although it can feel like disobedience or that you are losing control.
seems very accurate to our situation. In fact, this is exactly what it feels like for me - loss of control and disobedience. However, now I am realizing that this is not necessarily what this phase is about.
I am definitely going to try the early supper/snack idea - I think that this will help immensely. And, I will set her up with some material on a soft quilt with pillows downstairs (away from the napping baby) while I lie on the couch with my feet up to rest and say my Rosary.
And, I feel validated now that you wrote that mommies needs naps too: I do hit a tired point during the day. My son nurses every 2-3 hours during the night and my daughter usually wakes once (sometimes twice) needing me to put her back. The morning seems to come so quickly. I can't help but feel tired around mid-day.
Leila, thank you so much for taking the time to respond and encourage me. I feel as though you truly understood my difficulty and gave me some practical ideas to work with. Thank you. I will keep visiting your blog - I really like what you have to say.
Thanks, Lauren! Oh, yes, moms need naps!


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Each month, the Colorado Department of Agriculture features a different commodity to highlight the variety and quality of products grown, raised or processed in the state. This month, Colorado carrots are featured in the Colorado Carrot Sticks with Greek Yogurt Ranch recipe.
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Not to state the obvious, but what a mess. I am one of the lucky ones living on higher ground in Lyons. There are so many friends and peers in Lyons in very bad shape it continues to tug at my heart.
Read more: Living In The Aftermath of an 500 year flood-Lyons StrongAt the time my husband retired from a position that required weekly travel, understandably, he wanted to stay home rather than hit the road again. However, that eventually changed. Now he wants to attend Dixieland Jazz festivals and go on a cruise once a year. This fall and winter we'll take in three festivals and one cruise. Perhaps you'd like to get away for some toe-tappin' music. Rates start around $100 for an all-event badge, which admits a person into four to five days of constant entertainment. The music begins each day around 10 a.m., and ends about 11 p.m. You can stay in one venue and see a different band every hour and a half. If you want to consider turning into a festival junkie like us, think about joining us for the trips listed below.
As I write this article, I'm attending the annual Summit Jazz Festival in the Denver area. This small festival brings in some very good Dixieland musicians. We've also spent time at festivals in Monterey, Eureka, and Fresno, CA, and Clearwater Beach, FL. This fall we plan to return to our one of our favorite festivals, and try a new one.
October 16 through 20, finds us at our favorite festival, Sun Valley Jazz Jamboree www.SunValleyJazz.com (a fourteen-hour drive). All-Event badges run $135 per person. The grounds, nestled against the mountains of this Idaho ski area, always offer perfect October "between seasons" weather. Many local shops and in nearby Ketchum remain open until the festival ends, and then re-open for the ski season. Trees glisten in shades of red, rust, yellow, and brown. Only once did we experience snow flurries. Warm days and cool nights lend themselves to comfortable walks between venues in the Lodge, Sun Valley Inn, Opera House, Ice Rink, and several smaller locations. Or, we board the free shuttles to other locals. This festival draws the best bands, forty in all, including Titan Hot Seven, High Sierra, Midiri Brothers, Cornet Chop Suey, and Blue Street. Some two hundred musicians perform, with such as guest artists as: Bob Draga, Eve Evans, Tom Hook, and many more. They limit attendance to six thousand. We stay in a condo within walking distance, and save a little by bringing breakfast and lunch items. An entire area near town is devoted to RVs with hookups, and shuttles provide transportation to and from the different venues. Buffets or restaurants offer plenty of excellent food.
To learn more October festival locations check the American Rag Jazz Newspaper's website at http://www.theamericanrag.com/ComingEvents.htm. This fall and winter you could visit Medford, OR; New Orleans, LA; or Pismo Beach, CA.
November 7 through 10, we try a new location; the Arizona Classic Jazz Festival in Chandler. Friends tell us we'll love the Crowne Plaza Golf Resort's venues and the music. Again we'll hear old musician friends as well as new, great bands, and excellent guest performers like pianist Jason Warner and drummer Danny Coots. All-Event badges cost $95.
Closer to home, consider a weekend at the Colorado Springs Jazz Party www.csjazzparty.org November 1through 3, at the Antlers Hotel. This more expensive event includes four parties, and a black tie dinner. A few of the outstanding special guests are Bill Allred, John Cocuzzi, John Sheridan, and Eddie Erickson.
December finds us aboard Holland America's MS Statendam for a twelve day Sea of Cortez cruise. The best part of a cruise, besides being pampered by so many crewmembers, is the fact we have our own special entertainment every day. While at sea, the musicians perform for afternoon tea. Then every night of the cruise they play before and after dinner. Jazzdagen http://jazzdagen.com/ invites our group to a private cocktail party and furnishes all travelers with special gifts. We've received rain jackets, sweatshirts, umbrellas, toiletry bags, and more. Frequent cruise travelers also get perks from the cruise lines such as onboard credits.
If you enjoy good music, new friends, inexpensive entertainment, and a relaxing atmosphere, consider becoming a Dixieland Jazz festival follower. The best part of being a festival junkie, besides the great music, is the friends made over years of traveling together.
Hi Everyone: This has truly been a sad week to see our town battered like it was.
And more disheartening to realize that one person died, the many buildings and homes and land lost, but we are thankful we all made it outin the middle of the night! It seems to us that things are moving slowly, but the infrastructure of our town is the most important.
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Of a cold, wet day in a hot, dry year,
Of the twelfth of September, in 2013.
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these were some of the most awkward videos ive ever watched...
these videos truly show Stange Music's raw talent. I couldn't think of any other rap crew/label that's as aggressive as Strange Music.
video #2 @ 3:36 Sway says, "BITCH I'M OUT AND ROLLIN" to the female host!!! LMAO!!
I think Spaz came out dope as fuck.
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mostly Spaz
It's cool that we know the song, but if I were a random listener who heard Spaz the first time I don't think I would ever give them a 2nd thought hahah. He's A Mental Giant came out great though.
Yeah Spaz was an odd choice. I like the song and the performance was cool, but I can totally see someone being like WTF during the chorus lol
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It's cool that we know the song, but if I were a random listener who heard Spaz the first time I don't think I would ever give them a 2nd thought hahah. He's A Mental Giant came out great though.
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Trash packs are gross but my 8 year old loves them. They are like squinkies that got hit by a car and left on the road for a couple weeks. Plus they aren't very expensive, so I can order a couple at a time without feeling like I wasted all my money on one thing.
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I bought these for my 3 grandsons ages 3, 5 and 10 years they all loved them now we have new collection to start
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My nine year old is very happy with his trashpack. He said that he would give them a five star!
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My son is almost 6 and has really enjoyed the trash pack line of toys. They are very small and detailed and he likes that there are many to collect and the surprise of what's hidden inside the package. This is the 2nd series of trash pack and my son is just as happy as he was with the 1st series in the green cans. Most are squishy but hold shape, and rubbery feeling so lint sticks easily. Great price point for a birthday party gift, what boy doesn't like gross, tiny, collectibles??
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I would buy this product 1000 times!!!!!
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I love this toy! you can collect a lot of trash packs! the great thing about them to me is i wanted something to collect so then my best friend told me about them i was really excited now i have over 100 of them!
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I just saw the movie apocalypto and was alittle awestruck at some of the depictions of the mayan city and inhabitants. If Mel Gibson was correct in depicting the way mayans adorned themselves then the mayans must have had a very modern almost futuristic sense of style. Everything from the geometric facial markings to the nose hoods looks like something out of a scifi movie.
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The Heart Gallery, an exhibit of professionally taken photographs of Missouri foster children awaiting adoption, will be on display at the Maryville Public Library from 9:30 a.m.-6 p .m. Monday, July 16, through Tuesday, July 17.
The 2012 Heart Gallery features 184 children depicted in 149 images. It was organized by the state Department of Social Services (Children's Division) and Adoption Exchange of Missouri.
The concept for a gallery of images of children in need of adoptive homes was developed several years ago in New Mexico and has since spread to several states. Missouri began its own Heart Gallery project in 2006.
DSS officials have described the gallery as a collection of "stirring portraits, which reveal the children's amazing spirit and individuality."
Since the first Missouri gallery went on tour six years ago, nearly 200 of children featured in exhibit photographs have found permanent homes.
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The government promised us a generational leap in the city infrastructure, a civic makeover with trash-free roads, heavy fines for littering, 1,000 waterless toilets, and awareness campaigns such as Dilli ki beti urging people to stop urinating and throwing garbage in public spaces.
But the "world class" sheen started waning almost as soon as the party was over. The waterless toilets have been shut down and people are back to urinating on walls.
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a very dishonest company that revels in incompetence - must advice all consumers to never use this rip-off company.
Before I used auto Europe us, I usually booked directly with the rental company. On more than one occasion they had to add extra insurance at a premium. My rental with Auto Europe included insurance with 0 deductible for less than half the price of my last direct rental. Both cars were rented from the same car company at the same location. Amazing.
Some confusion about where to leave the car after hours. She said to park it on the street "somewhere" and leave the keys in the box, yet there was space on their entry driveway, which is what we did since there was no parking near the store. Apparently that was OK.
For the first time after renting from several car hire companies over a period of 30 years I drove the car I hired. Most times I get a car I did not hire or the firm has nothing left in the line of cars ordered.
The front desk employees were very friendly and helpful.
The setup is very easy to get to your car and to return car.
I will be using Auto Europe next June! Also the man that drove the shuttle bus to and from the car rental and terminal was very nice and
I was told there was a toll pass in the car only to find that there was not one. As a result was forced to pay $34 for a $14 toll.
The advertise price was suppose to include almost everything... the reality is that I ended up paying $552.37 to AutoEurope and another $485 directly to Europcar which is almost the double. At this price point, I should have booked directly with Avis as I'm an Avis preferred member instead of waisting my time with AutoEurope.
I had a very good experience with Auto Europe in Oslo. I strongly recommend this company to you. Try them and find out for yourself.
My check-in experience at the EuropeCar desk in Melbourne involved a 10 minute wait, but once I got to the counter everything was smooth and efficient. My car (VW Jetta) was exactly as advertised and ran well. My only complaints about the car were a slight cigarette odor and a no smoking sticker on the windshield that partially obstructed my driving view. Booking through AutoEurope was fast and easy, and I got an excellent rate. I decided to add more insurance at the counter since it was my first time driving on the "wrong" side of the road. All in all, I was very satisfied with this car rental.
I did not pick up my car in Amsterdam until the fourth day of my trip. I realized on day two that I would be an hour late picking up my car. I called Auto Europe and they promply answered the phone even though it was 4:00am in the US. They called the local rental outlet and took care of everything for me. From the easy online reservation system to actually collecting the car I thought the service was very good.
I have used Auto Europe for many years now as I regularly travel to the UK to visit family, and have never had an issue with any rental. The staff have been really helpful, both in the US and abroad, and I look to them first for all my rental needs.
We have rented thru Autoeurope for our Spain trip and our Northern Europe trip. Both Times the car was nice clean and fun to drive. Easy pick up and drop off. But get a GPS. We didn't in Spain and had trouble finding hotels. We did up north and it worked great. Rented the GPS from auhoeutope seperate lay.
The saleslady in Glasgow was a bit over the top, continued selling even after I'd bought the upgrade. Then tried to scare me about the insurance, no doubt where the real money is. But the Peugeot 3000 was a delight to drive, if only I could have figured out the cruise control buttons. Returning the car at the airport was a breeze, the check-in man was friendly and thorough.
I ordered a Holden Cruise in Australia for 10 days. Instead I got a 4 wheel drive Nissan.
I wasn't pleased with the car. How can I order a mid-size car and get a 4 wheel drive large car that doesn't get good gas mileage??? Doesn't make any sense.
National car rental agents were not prepared for us even though I called from U.S. prior to leaving. Not obvious there was a 'take a ticket' system in operation at check in. Agent immediately tried to 'upgrade' us to a diesel car which which not cost effective for us. Car (VW polo) was smaller than the vauxhall astra we expected, requiring us to use back seat for luggage for your 2 months. Car was not clean with hairs, possibly dog on rear seat and rear shelf. 'Do it yourself' instruction policy operated. During the trip we had Email from national service center asking for our mileage and tire condition, whereas I expected the car to be able to be safe and in good condition for the 2 month rental.
Not a good experience considering the expensive price paid for al long term rental.
We enjoyed our stay in Australia and the car rental from Europcar was flawless.... clean car. The service rep Nelson Fernandes at the counter at Sydney airport was very helpful......Great job !!!
I regularly use Auto Europe and find their service consistent and the cars as described. As a traveler who comes from the US to FRA and rents at the airport, their location and the ease of getting my car works well for me. I will remain a regular customer.
I reserved my car online for a certain number of days and was given a total amount of money that was charged to my card. When I got to the counter to pick up the pre-paid car I learned that there was an extra 50Euro charge for airport pick up fee, this was never clearly stated to me although I selected airport pick up. There was also no mention of the 27Euro a day for an additional driver. In the end this was the most expensive car rental I have ever had. The information on additional fees was NOT CLEARLY stated and it was very upsetting get stuck at 7AM in the airport with an additional 150Euro to pay on an aready pre-paid car rental.
I feel I should be reimbursed for the fees that were not made clear to me.
We had a good trip and much of it was due to our experience with a friendly staff and honest advise about the cars, the trip driving in a foreign country... Everything! We'll use AutoEurope every time from now on.
1 I had cancelled a booking and made a different one . Arriving at the desk, the first booking had not been cancelled.
2. We were sent to a Zone to choose one of 5 or 6 cars. No one came to show us anything about the car.
3. We tried a Vauxhall and found it almost impossible to drive in the parking lot.
We changed the Vauxhall for a Fiat.
4. The car was difficult to drive, the gears were rather stiff and difficult to change.
5. The lack of service was really appalling.
As a result we will not choose this company again, nor will our friends.
Car and service were good. I was charged an additional $30 at the pickup point in UK which I thoughtwas a little excessive.
We have rented through AutoEurope in France, Italy and Spain, and most recently in 3 areas within Australia. Several times we have had no-charge upgrades in our vehicles, good value, and no service issues. They are our first-line international rental agency, and we will be renting from them again for certain.
On the great side, we got an unexpected upgrade to a larger vehicle. I honestly don't think both luggage & passengers would have fit into the car we originally reserved. Unfortunately, on the not so great side, we had immediate mechanical complications. Fortunately, we hadn't travelled that far and were able to turnaround and head back to the rental place. The replacement car was a tad smaller, but we made it work.
The other disappointing obstacle was the separate form I thought I had filled out on line for a free GPS. I apparently hadn't and the rental company refused to honor that offer. They also declined to add a GPS to compensate for the lost time/inconvenience of the mechanical failure, sitting the free upgrade.
All things considered, we still had a great trip.
I have rented cars through Auto Europe for years. The services is getting worse each time, with increasing hidden costs, no possibility to upgrade the cars and no rewards for repeat customers. I won't use the company anymore as there are many other choices online!
Perhaps not your fault as reservation was completely screwed up by U.S., booking agentg
I've used Auto Europe at least a dozen times, always without a single problem. They're great! Great prices, good cars, lots of options. They consistently beat every regular car rental service, as well as Expedia.
Online reservation system worked well. No issues picking up vehicle with voucher in Amsterdam.
I needed a car for 33 days while traveling through Europe. I checked on the sites of the international car rental companies and then checked on Auto Europe US. The rate quoted by Auto Europe US was about 40% of the rate quoted by the car rental companies! even with my Gold membership. I picked up the car at the Hertz rental counter in Brussels and returned it to a train station in Paris. Things went very smoothly and I will recommend Auto Europe US to my friends and colleagues who need a car in Europe.
Have used Auto Europe several times, some with reasonable notice period & others at short notice and on each occassion have obtain a good rate received a good product in a simple and smooth process that got me in & out quickly with no hassle.
In short would use again & recommend to others.
Very smooth and fast processing. Just wish the car was the same.
We recieved the paperwork we needed ahead of our arrival. After a long flight, we were greated and provided with the car we ordered. Drop-off was smooth and easy.
I used Auto Europe after looking at various prices and the added benefit of a free additional driver. Auto Europe had the best price, including the additional driver. It is very important for us to have the additional driver without additional cost, since we rent for a month or more per vacation. I have used Auto Europe before, and will do so again if they offer these enticing prices and the free extra driver. Also, and very important, their customer service is patient and helpful.
When we turned in our car at Heathrow, the agent for Auto Europe began doing the usual walk around. It was clear that he was disappointed to not find any major damage. Soon he was kneeling on the ground, squinting and picking at the passenger side tires and hubcaps. There were the usual minor (read: hard to see unless you are lying on the ground next to the car) scratches and dings in the tires/hubcaps. He stood up and announced that the damage to the 'wheels' would need to be charged to my account. I was furious and demanded that we speak to a manager. While waiting for the manager, we watched this same shameful routine playing out with other customers, most of whom meekly walked into the office and handed over their credit cards. When the manager finally arrived, she dismissed us with no comment. I smell a rat. This company should be ashamed for this kind of evil fund raising.
I have used Auto Europe many times and have always found their cars and customer service reliable and easy to work with...except for my last experience in Oct. 2013. I arrived at the scheduled time to pick up a rental car in Edinburgh and there were no other customers but it still took almost two hours before I was able to drive away. This particular location (outside of the city centre) was inefficent and unorganized. There seemed to be plenty of employees around but nothing got done. Finally a car was produced but it had a completely bald tire with actual metal showing through. We had another long delay while waiting for them to produce a second car. As we drove off I noticed that the gas tank wasn't completely full but decided assume the additional expense rather than deal with that lot any more. I honestly believe the company is great, but this location needs a new manager, and quickly.
We rented in Melbourne, contracting for a VW Golf,receiving a Jetta. Drove to Adelaide dropping off downtown. No problems whatsoever except the charge for a different city exceeded the rental cost but this seems pretty typical. We have had great success with Auto Europe in the past.
My Aussie friend (who drives on the left) and I (USA), two old ladies, very old ladies, picked up our rental in York, England for a month's trip through the Midlands, Cotswolds, and Cornwall, in the car most days. VERY HARD to find an automatic in the UK, but Europcar found one (bigger than we wanted, but we managed). Not sure of where we would leave our "one-way hire," we ended up in Salisbury. The manager of Europcar, Salisbury, was probably the kindest, most fun, easy guy to return an unexpected car in all of the UK! We didn't pay extra (like most rentals) for being old, after a couple of hundred miles I whizzed around the round-abouts like a native, and the car and service picking it up, swapping it for a smaller car, and dropping it off was all what travelers hope for when they go abroad.
Joyce Slayton Mitchell, USA
Audi 3A was an absolute pleasure to drive. One complaint I do have is a slightly cracked windshield that I received while driving the car. I heard a bang while driving North in the M1 and didn't notice a slight crack until I was driving toward London on the M4 on the 24th October.
Handing the car back on the 25th the attendant told me it was a good job I had paid for insurance and their would be no charge. I am surprised that a renter would be held liable for something really out of his/her control and would expect the rental company to be insured for this type of mishap!
We have used Auto Europe for over 12 years now.
I no longer even bother to search elsewhere.
My car rental in Newquay was greatly appreciated, as I had been turned down by another company due to being over 70. Upon my return, they even took me to the train station for my train back to London. Thank you
We saved loads by booking this on-line - as much as $200 - just don't get caught out at the pick-up point. GPS rental at GBP11 per day when you can by for GBP50 and they wanted to charge extra for more insurance - its not needed. Will use them again.


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