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The Pamunkey Bakers Association -- an informal group of any and all descendants of Thomas and Dorothy Davenport Baker of Colonial Virginia -- is proud to announce the launch of our new website:
Complete with message board (requires registration), photo gallery (where folks can upload photographs, documents and records relating to the Pamunkey Bakers - also requires registration), research reports and a full database of Baker-Davenport descendants (corrections welcome!), the website offers a focus for research into the origins and scope of our branch of the Baker family.
Association members lay claim to being Pamunkey Bakers through the marriage of Thomas Baker (c1711-c1777) to Dorothy Davenport (1716-c1790), whose grandfather Davis Davenport is well-documented as an early landowner in the Pamunkey Neck region of Virginia. Davis Davenport's lands adjoined those of an earlier Thomas Baker, and discovering whether and how that earlier Thomas is linked to our Thomas -- as grandfather, grand-uncle or other relative, perhaps -- is one of the purposes of the website.
The website also hopes to trace our Baker family as it grew and spread out -- through Virginia, in Caroline, Spotsylvania, Orange, Culpeper, Botetourt and Montgomery Counties, among others; into North Carolina, in Burke, Wilkes, Buncombe, and Yancey Counties, among others; into South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama; and west into Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and more.
And through the website, the Association hopes to unite today's Pamunkey Baker descendants in appreciation of our common origins, heritage, and history.
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Noisy room. Noise from the bar below. Noise everytime someone flushed a toilet or ran a shower. But, the worst noise was the boiler (I think it was the boiler) behind the wall in our room (number 2). It resonated through the wall all night and sounded like this giant washing machine going the whole time. If you stay here stay away from room No. 2 when the boiler is going.
the location, the pub, the quiznight (fridays), the staff, the beautiful house itself
the room especially the bathroom was outdated - overall too pricey for this standard
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Accommodation was dreary and tired looking with old fashion key system and shabby interior of room though bed was comfortable. Check in was a bit haphazzard with no clear reception instructions of who to see to check in
Rude staff, no sleep, staff washing up and shouting until very late (1am). Old décor and needs a lot of work, If someone uses toilet or fans wakes up the neighbouring room. Poor car park, had car bumped. Breakfast, would have like toast toasted, more like stale bread. All in all would never recommend, give a very wide berth. Disappointed used the hotel for a wedding stop over, definitely not worth the £93 a night. Had the key and left handbag and bags in room whilst attending a function in one of their rooms and came back to find door open and workman in room, surely once you have the key and personal baggage there should ask your permission to enter the room.
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The hotel is set opposite a great Shopping Centre. The rooms are 5* and very comfortable. The hotel is going through a large refurbishment at time i was there but this did not affect the stay at all and the staff did all they could to make it a pleasant stay.
On the first floor you have a lounge area where you can sit and relax while having a coffee. For Hard Rock Cafe fans the cafe is a 2 minute walk around the corner. City tour buses are also the same distance and this offers a hop on hop off - Anonymous
The hotel staff were friendly and the breakfast was very good and the
free wifi worked very well.There is a supermarket within 100 m of the
hotel. The Polish people are very friendly and english appears to be
widely understood if not actually spoken. Taxis are cheap and avoid
having to negotiate the bus and tram network.Food and drink are cheap
and it is definately a country I will return to for a 5th time! - Anonymous
Location close to the centre. Rooms are neat and clean with enough space. Huge and rich breakfasts. Hotel lobby gives you enough space to meet people. Magnificent view of Warsaw from higher floors. - Anonymous
Free Internet Access - Anonymous
It is clean, with attentive personel, pritty good location -near the bus station - Mihaela-catrinel
Great Location , Beautiful Apartment , all typical 5 star facilities are available at the Hilton Hotel which it is attached to. Could not fault it in any way.
Have stayed at this location many times before, and am sure I will stay many times again. - Anonymous
Very well equipped,good sized rooms, fantastic city views and very helpful staff. The presence of a supermarket in the building made it very easy to adopt apartment-style living within 30mins of arriving, saving a huge amount over hotel prices. - Anonymous
Very central. Easy access via public transport to/from the airport. - David
Excellent location. Friendly and most helpful staff. - Anonymous
I am satisfied with everything. Food is very good, room was clean and comfortable, hotel staff is very kind. Although the hotel is a bit far away from the city center, connection by tram is perfect so this also is not a problem. Conection to the airport is also very good. - Anonymous
close to the center but not in the center (thus, very quiet). Easy transportation by bus all day and all night (there are night buses and plenty of taxis). Breakfast is OK althought I would have liked more fruits. Rooms and beds are ample and comfortable. Building is modern. - Martin
Great location, in the very downtown of Warsaw. My apartment was spacious, quiet and was equipped with everything you might need on a business trip, including free wifi. I travelled by car, so the underground parking was an advantage. Normally i do not order breakfast, this time I did and it was worth every penny. Plus they deliver it to your apartment. So far, it's the best apartment I have stayed in while in Warsaw. - Anonymous
The staff were very helpful and nice. They gave us a corner room and the room itself was spectacular. - Arijit
Easy access to city, comfortable accomodation, big breakfast and really help full staff. - Mel
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I'd like to take this opportunity to wish all Town of Hempstead residents a happy and healthy New Year.
With every New Year, we often make resolutions. One of the most common goals, especially after the holidays when we all tend to eat more than usual, is to get in shape. In the Town of Hempstead we are very fortunate to have many parks and recreation programs that will help residents do just that, not only during the winter months but also throughout the year.
Landmark legislation that protects homeowners and communities from the ongoing foreclosure crisis has been signed into law, Senator Craig M. Johnson announced.
The following are trustee reports from the Dec. 1 Floral Park village board meeting.
Trustee Thomas Tweedy reported that due to high winds on Saturday, Nov. 28, a broken tree limb hung over electrical service of a home on Mayfair Ave. and a large part of a Bradford Pear tree on Bellmore Ave. had blown down blocking the street. After Superintendent of Public Works Kenneth Tymecki received this report from police, the Tree Department was quickly in place to remove the broken limb, prune the tree to ensure it was safe and remove all of the debris. No other damage was reported.
I was amazed to see our local volunteer firefighters in action on Sunday, Dec. 6 at 5:30 a.m. at a blazing fire on Clover Avenue. While the residents of our village slept comfortably, these men and women were putting their lives on the line to save the lives of one of our families.
With bright lights all aglow, the inviting sound of Christmas carols and the warmth of family gatherings we are often unmindful of the terrible fact that we are a nation at war and have been since September 11, 2001.
Democracies and long wars go ill together. The electorate is impatient for success and death wears heavily, regardless of the season. In a speech given at West Point, the president of the United States informed us that he is ordering 30,000 more troops to the rugged terrain of Afghanistan, half a world away.
This week, the State Senate tackled New York's budget deficit without tax-hiking mid-year school cuts, enacted much-needed reforms to its pension system, and brought much-needed accountability and transparency to this state's public authorities.
On Dec.9, in another effort to save the world from itself, international leaders will be meeting in Copenhagen to discuss imposing carbon restrictions to reduce greenhouse gases being released into the environment.
The following are trustee reports from the Nov. 17 Floral Park village board meeting.
Trustee Tweedy thanked residents for picking up leaves on their property, bagging them and putting them out for sanitation to pick up on yard waste days. "It has been a great help," Trustee Tweedy said. "Please do not rake leaves into the street as it can cause catch basins to back up and flood in the event of heavy rains."
As the most successful multicultural society in history, America allows us to directly experience the strengths and possibilities of a pluralistic culture. But there also exists, in the milieu of diversity, the element of division and fragmentation that create differences difficult to bridge.
This is especially true when, socio-economically, trends suggest that instead of moving away from what divides us we are moving into the maw of a more sustained and divisive disunity. Class politics, based on hard economic realities, is the fault line of American democracy.
Legislation that would help reduce costs for local governments passed the state Senate last week, announced Senator Craig M. Johnson (D-Nassau). The measure would allow municipalities to save money on health insurance, highway maintenance, staffing, procurement and financing.
"This is good legislation that will help contain costs and ease tax-hiking unfunded mandates on municipalities," Johnson said. "It is my hope that this will be the first of several significant steps we take to help local governments reign in spending and reduce the burden to property taxpayers."
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Hello Sconiers,
I just found the Sconiers Genealogy.com site. I know very little other than what my mom shared with me. So, as I read names on the site, a number of the names sound familiar to me. I tried a few times in the past through one person to get info on the Sconiers Family Reunion to no avail. I would love to attend this years Family Reunion to see and get to know my moms family.
I would appreciate it if anyone could share the booklet on our family tree and info for the 2009 Sconiers Family Reunion.
My moms name was Corrine Scott (maiden name Sconiers). Her dads name was James Ray Sconiers and mothers name was Annie Lois (Donnell) Sconiers. I believe my mom was a descendent of King Solomon. She was born in Alabama, moved to Florida and then to Southern California, where I currently preside. From what I recall, the Reunion is usually in August bi-annually.
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Sep 5
Even as workers dismantle bleachers, break down hospitality trailers and disassemble broadcast booths, the Charleston community is already feeling an uptick of the economic impact of the PGA Championship.
The event produced close to $75 million worth of media exposure worldwide that included more than 150 hours of television coverage seen in 580 million households worldwide. Since the Championship, the resort has seen a substantial increase in the number of inquiries from golf groups. Group leaders are no longer just kicking the tires. After seeing Kiawah on TV, they're anxious to bring their groups and play it themselves.
Aug 22
On an extra-long Sunday at Kiawah Island, Rory McIlroy racked up an extra-big victory. McIlroy, at age 23, dominated the final round and won his second major by a PGA-record eight shots.
Published: Sunday, August 12, 2012 | 7:17 p.m.
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. (AP) — Right down to his red shirt, Rory McIlroy looked every bit the part of golf's next star in another command performance at the PGA Championship.
McIlroy validated his record-setting U.S. Open win last year by blowing away the field Sunday at Kiawah Island. One last birdie from 25 feet on the 18th hole gave him a 6-under 66 for an eight-shot victory, breaking the PGA Championship record for margin of victory that Jack Nicklaus set in 1980.
The 23-year-old from Northern Ireland returned to No. 1 in the world, and he became the youngest player since Seve Ballesteros to win two majors. Tiger Woods was about four months older than McIlroy when he won his second major.
Just like the U.S. Open, this one was never seriously in doubt.
McIlroy seized control with back-to-back birdies Sunday morning to complete the storm-delayed third round with a 67 and build a three-shot lead. No one got closer than two shots the rest of the way, and McIlroy closed out a remarkable week by playing bogey-free over the final 23 holes of a demanding Ocean Course.
Aug 15
The Carolinas Golf Association is pleased to announce The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort will be the host site for the 99th Carolinas Amateur Championship on July 11-14, 2013.
This past week The Ocean Course was host for the 94th PGA Championship won by Rory McIlroy in record setting fashion. Named by Golf Digest as the toughest in America, The Ocean Course proved to be a great test of golf for the entire field.
"Kiawah Island Golf Resort and The Ocean Course are excited to host the 99th playing of the Carolinas Amateur Championship," stated Brian Gerard, Director of Golf at Kiawah Island Golf Resort. "We look forward to showcasing our facility to the best amateurs in the Carolinas next summer after hosting the best players in the world this past week at the PGA Championship." Read More
Jul 30
While there may be withdrawals between now and next Thursday, as of right now, the field of the PGA Championship now has 108 of the top 108 players in the world!
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Adams, Blake – Eatonton, Ga.
Aiken, Thomas – SOUTH AFRICA
Allenby, Robert – AUSTRALIA
Azinger, Paul – Bradenton, Fla.
Baddeley, Aaron – Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
Bae, Sang Moon – Dae Gu, S. KOREA
Balin, Daniel – Rockville, Md.
Beem, Rich – Austin, Texas
Bensel, Frank – Purchase, N.Y.
Bjorn, Thomas – Silkeborg, DENMARK
Bradley, Keegan – Jupiter, Fla.
Brooks, Mark – Ft. Worth, Texas
Brown, Mark – Oyster Bay, N.Y.
Byrd, Jonathan – Sea Island, Ga.
Cabrera, Angel – Cordoba, ARGENTINA
Cabrera-Bello, Rafael – Las Palmas, SPAIN
Cairns, Brian – Walled Lake, Mich.
Casey, Paul – Weybridge, ENGLAND
Cauley, Bud – Jacksonville, Fla.
Chalmers, Greg – Sydney, AUSTRALIA
Chapman, Roger – Ascot, ENGLAND
Choi, K.J. – Seoul, S. KOREA
Cink, Stewart – Duluth, Ga.
Clark, Tim – Durban, South Africa
Clarke, Darren – Portrush, N. IRELAND
Coetzee, George – Pretoria, S. AFRICA
Colsaerts, Nicolas – Brussels, BELGIUM
Coston, Jeff – Blaine, Wash.
Crane, Ben – Beaverton, Ore.
Curtis, Ben – Stow, Ohio
Daly, John – Dardanelle, Ark.
Davis, Brian – London, ENGLAND
Day, Jason – Wexford, AUSTRALIA
DeJonge, Brendon – Matthews, N.C.
Dobyns, Matt – Sea Cliff, N.Y.
Donald, Luke – Hemel Hempstead, ENGLAND
Donaldson, Jamie – Pontypridd, WALES
Dufner, Jason – Auburn, Ala.
Duke, Ken – Palm City, Fla.
Dyson, Simon – York, ENGLAND
Els, Ernie – George, S. AFRICA
Every, Matt – Jacksonville Beach, Fla.
Fernandez-Castano, Gonzalo – Madrid, SPAIN
Fowler, Rickie – Jupiter, Fla.
Fraser, Marcus – Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
Frye, Michael – Sedona, Ariz.
Fujita, Hiroyuki – Shizuoka, JAPAN
Furyk, Jim – Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
Gaffney, Brian – Monmouth Beach, N.J.
Gainey, Tommy – Bishopville, S.C.
Garcia, Sergio – Castellon, SPAIN
Garrigus, Robert – Phoenix, Ariz.
Glover, Lucas – Sea Island, Ga.
Goosen, Retief – Polokwane, S. AFRICA
Grace, Branden – George, S. AFRICA
Haas, Bill – Greenville, S.C.
Hansen, Anders – Sonderborg, DENMARK
Hanson, Peter – Trelleborg, SWEDEN
Harrington, Padraig – Dublin, IRELAND
Hoey, Michael – Belfast, N. IRELAND
Hoffman, Charley – Las Vegas, Nev.
Howell III, Charles – Windermere, Fla.
Huh, John – Dallas, Texas
Immelman, Trevor – Cape Town, S. AFRICA
Ishikawa, Ryo – Saitama, JAPAN
Jacobson, Fredrik – Gothenburg, SWEDEN
Jaidee, Thongchai – Lop Buri, THAILAND
Jertson, Marty – Phoenix, Ariz.
Jimenez, Miguel Angel – Malaga, SPAIN
Johnson, Dustin – Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Johnson, Zach – Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Jones, Brendan – New South Wales, AUSTRALIA
Karlsson, Robert – Katrineholm, SWEDEN
Kaymer, Martin – Mettmann, GERMANY
Kestner, Darrell – Glen Cove, N.Y.
Kim, K.T. – Yongin, S. KOREA
Kuchar, Matt – Sea Island, Ga.
Laird, Martin – Glasgow, SCOTLAND
Larrazabal, Pablo – Barcelona, SPAIN
Lawrie, Paul – Aberdeen, SCOTLAND
Leishman, Marc – Warrnambool, AUSTRALIA
Levin, Spencer – Elk Grove, Calif.
Love III, Davis – Sea Island, Ga.
Lowe, Mitch – San Francisco, Calif.
Luiten, Joost – Bleiswijk, NETHERLANDS
Lynn, David – Stroke-on-Trent, ENGLAND
Mahan, Hunter – Colleyville, Texas
Manassero, Matteo – Verona, ITALY
McDowell, Graeme – Portrush, N. IRELAND
McIlroy, Rory – Holywood, N. IRELAND
McNeill, George – Ft. Myers, Fla.
Micheel, Shaun – Memphis, Tenn.
Mickelson, Phil – Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.
Mitchum, Kelly – Southern Pines, N.C.
Molder, Bryce – Scottsdale, Ariz.
Molinari, Francesco – Turin, ITALY
Moore, Ryan – Tacoma, Wash.
Morin, Alan – Royal Palm Beach, Fla.
Murchison, Bill – Canton, Ga.
Na, Kevin – Las Vegas, Nev.
Noh, Seung-Yul – Seoul, SOUTH KOREA
Noren, Alex – Stockholm, SWEDEN
O'Hair, Sean – West Chester, Pa.
Ogilvy, Geoff – Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
Olazabal, Jose Maria – San Sebastian, SPAIN
Olesen, Thorbjorn – Varlose, DENMARK
Oosthuizen, Louis – George, S. AFRICA
Overton, Jeff – Evansville, Ind.
Palmer, Ryan – Amarillo, Texas
Perez, Pat – Scottsdale, Ariz.
Perry, Rod – Port Orange, Fla.
Pettersson, Carl – Gothenburg, SWEDEN
Piercy, Scott – Las Vegas, Nev.
Points, D.A. – Pekin, Ill.
Potter, Jr., Ted – Silver Springs, Fla.
Poulter, Ian – Buckinghamshire, ENGLAND
Prugh, Corey – Spokane, Wash.
Quiros, Alvaro – Cadiz, SPAIN
Reavie, Chez – Scottsdale, Ariz.
Rock, Robert – Weston, ENGLAND
Rollins, John – Colleyville, Texas
Rose, Justin – London, ENGLAND
Sabbatini, Rory – Durban, S. AFRICA
Scaletta, Paul – Jupiter, Fla.
Schwartzel, Charl – Johannesburg, S. AFRICA
Scott, Adam – Queensland, AUSTRALIA
Senden, John – Brisbane, AUSTRALIA
Siem, Marcel – Ratingen, GERMANY
Simpson, Webb – Charlotte, N.C.
Singh, Jeev Milkha – Chandigarh, INDIA
Singh, Vijay – Lautoka, FIJI
Small, Mike – Champaign, Ill.
Snedeker, Brandt – Nashville, Tenn.
Sowards, Bob – Dublin, Ohio
Stallings, Scott – Knoxville, Tenn.
Stanley, Kyle – Gig Harbor, Wash.
Stricker, Steve – Madison, Wisc.
Taniguchi, Toru – Osaka, JAPAN
Thompson, Michael – Birmingham, Ala.
Toms, David – Shreveport, La.
Tringale, Cameron – Laguna Niguel, Calif.
VanPelt, Bo – Tulsa, OK
Verplank, Scott – Edmond, Okla.
Wade, Doug – Dayton, Ohio
Wagner, Johnson – Charlotte, N.C.
Watney, Nick – Las Vegas, Nev.
Watson, Bubba – Bagdad, Fla.
Westwood, Lee – Worksop, ENGLAND
Wi, Charlie – Seoul, SOUTH KOREA
Wiesberger, Bernd – Oberwart, AUSTRIA
Wilson, Mark – Elmhurst, Ill.
Winner, Reno-Tahoe Open
Winner, Bridgestone
Woodland, Gary – Topeka, Kan.
Woods, Tiger – Hobe Sound, Fla.
Yang, Y.E. – Jeju Island, S. KOREA
Alternate List:
1. Walker, Jimmy – San Antonio, Texas (78)
2. McGirt, William – Boiling Springs, S.C.(79)
3. Stroud, Chris– Houston, Texas (80)
4. Kelly, Jerry – Madison, Wis. (81)
5. Pride, Dicky – Orlando, Fla. (82)
6. Steele, Brendan – Irvine, Calif. (84)
7. Stadler, Kevin – Scottsdale, Ariz. (86)
8. Summerhays, Daniel – Farmington, UT (87)
9. Hearn, David – Brantford, Ontario, CANADA (88)
10.Villegas, Camilo – Medellin, COLOMBIA (90)
Jul 26
The PGA Championship is nearly upon us. Here are some views of the preparation:
Where do you want to go for the best pre-football tailgate party anywhere in America? No. 17 at The Ocean Course during PGA week. It'll be some of the best food, people watching and golf anywhere!
Jul 22
Miss seeing rough weather at the British Open? Just wait for the PGA Championship
Published: Sunday, July 22, 2012 | 01:15:10 PM
Tiger Woods and rest of the Open field played under sunny skies for most of the week at Lytham. Don't expect the same at the PGA at Kiawah.
As I caught parts of the British Open on TV I was amazed at how well the weather behaved and how big an impact that had on scores. I found myself looking forward to the next major, where I don't think the field will be quite so lucky. The PGA Championship will be played in two weeks at the Ocean course at Kiawah Island, a spit of land surrounded by water that seems to manufacture humidity and has the most changeable conditions I know of in this country.
I spent the late 1990s as a part-time resident of Kiawah and did the majority of my practicing and playing there. The brutal test, without doubt, made me a better player. On that course a 115-yard shot could be a bunted wedge or a hammered four-iron-during the same round. There were days that simply standing upright was a challenge. There is, in my opinion, no finer closing stretch of holes than those on the Ocean course: two par-3s, a par-5 and two par-4s that have absolutely no let up in them.
Designed by Pete Dye and opened in 1991, the Ocean course is one of only two I have played that were made significantly easier after they opened. (The other: Medalist Golf Club in Hobe Sound, Fla.) Following the '91 Ryder Cup-the infamous War at the Shore-fairway widths at the Ocean course were expanded, greenside bulkheads moved and the sea oats on the beautiful dunes substantially thinned. Prior to the 2007 Senior PGA Championship the 18th green was moved farther from the shoreline, and the greens were redone with Sea Isle paspalum. It is a grass that can be amazingly consistent and firm and has very little grain, but will present a new challenge for the field, as I believe this will the first time this grass will be seen in a major championship.
Between the heat, wind, humidity and the unique features of the course, the PGA will be every bit the challenge we saw at the British Open on Sunday. I will watch with great memories of the cold, wet winter walks I used to take on the beach and a course that made me a lot better player.
Read more: http://www.golf.com/tour-and-news/looking-ahead-pga-championship-kiawah#ixzz21Oe8z02O
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Bad HabitsS.Bad Habits1 year ago in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
She always rubs her mouth,
like there's a secret she can't say out loud.
Tracing her own lips to prevent a smile, a frown, or a tear.
Sometimes her real smile peeks through, but you can only see it in her squinted almond eyes; dark amber, and soft, just like that bashful grin.
Sometimes a frown shows when no one is looking, followed by a wistful sigh and a simple wipe of the palm across that silent mouth, trying to push the bad feelings and words away.
Sometimes tears roll past her knuckles; she fails to catch them at the source because she's scared to wipe her eyes raw, so she brushes them away after they've fallen in the crook of her pink lips.
She always hides her mouth,
as if she's afraid to speak.
She never faces you completely,
like you're not worth her full attention.
Averting her cold gaze, she walks with a haughty, empty stride.
Even when her striking blue eyes are pointed at you, her chin is always tilted up and shoulder
GalateaSometimes, she is my mistressGalatea1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
Sneaking in through my window and seducing me out of sleep
She keeps me up past sunrise, whispering sweet promises in my ear
Silencing me with her smoldering passion, stripping me until inspiration strikes
She makes me sing, until the sheets are slathered in a thick skin of poetry
Sending shivers up my spine and igniting my senses with her ghostly fingers
She is a lover and a shadow, nowhere to be seen when I wake
Sometimes, she is my psychosis
Suffocating and strong, I can do nothing but submit to her grasp
She seethes, like a snake constricting around me until my sight blurs to smoke
Slowly, she consumes me with sick reverence and searing obsession
She stifles me because she refuses to be restrained, yet I long for her kiss
Severing haggard breaths from my lips, leaving me stunned and aching
She is a succubus and a nightmare, haunting me
Sometimes, she is my saint
Stifling sobs against my shoulder, shaking me until my tears start to fall
She has so much
OSometimes I think about buyingO1 year ago in Emotional More Like This
a ring that represents forever
But who needs golden bands
when cold fingertips on my skin
draw eternity in shy circles
Ice - Chapter 2(LokixReader)You cleaned up all the wrapping paper and put all your presents in your room. Sasha followed you around, occasionally rubbing up against your ankle when you stopped. The only thing left under the christmas tree were three presents. One was for your mom from your dad, and one was to your dad from your mom, then there was the one you made for the both of them. You left the ones from your parents under the tree, but unwrapped the one you made for them. It was a family photo you all took not too long ago in the autumn, on Thanksgiving to be exact. You were wearing a princess dress, as usual, and your parents were hugging you in between them. Everyone was smiling and happy. As each minute went by you missed them more and more.Ice - Chapter 2(LokixReader)2 years ago in Romance More Like This
You decided you wanted to go on a walk in the woods. You knew your way around, there was a path that led you straight back home. you just wanted to feel a bit
Electricity (LokixReader pt. 1)"There must be a mistake," you said, clutching your mug of tea in your hand and blinking blearily at the burly man standing in the door of your small suburban townhouse. Your hair was mussed from sleep and it was entirely too early for your brain to be challenged by strange people asking you questions that made absolutely no sense. "No, we've had no problem with our electricity."Electricity (LokixReader pt. 1)2 years ago in Romance More Like This
"We've been getting complaints from this general area about the electricity going out at random times," the man said calmly, his brown eyes fixed unnervingly on yours, "So we're just doing some routine checks, making sure everything's in order. May I come in?"
You sighed sleepily, stood aside, and waved him through the door. He stepped inside and you closed the door behind him, taking a long swig of your tea, starting to feel the caffeine beginning to wake you up. You ran your fingers through your hair, trying to calm it down a
Tears will always fall. Part 6. FinalAlfheim's healers had cured you, with the instructions from Loki, of course, you were saved. You were recovering, but you still needed all the rest you could get.Tears will always fall. Part 6. Final2 years ago in Romance More Like This
Yet, there you were sitting up in your bed, gently sipping the healing tea you had been given. The only reason you were making yourself sit up was because you heard that Loki was coming, along with his brother Thor.
So when your servant announced they're arrival to you, you told her to let them in, and that she was to leave immediately after.
You smiled weakly at your friend and husband. "Good Morning, Thor, Loki." you said in a raspy voice. You noticed how Loki's eyes softened.
"How are you feeling?" Thor asked you as he walked over and sat by the side of your bed. You smiled gently at him, and lifted a feeble hand and rested it on his broad shoulder.
"I am slowly healing," you began. "I'm not sure if you had heard, but my life is no longer in immediate danger."
"Marvelous!" Thor exclaimed and wrapped his strong arms around
SC - Hard CandyShe's not exactly one for sweets.SC - Hard Candy3 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
She doesn't like caramels, or creams, or sugar of any kind. It's odd, she thinks, because she has a distinct memory of sitting on the floor of her parents' house, downing Pixi Stix and wearing dozens of Ring Pops, pretending that each came from a prince or a movie star or a millionaire; someone who was handsome and rich and would whisk her away to far-off destinations, where she'd be lavished with every single indulgence she desired.
She wonders when that changed.
She thinks she knows.
Coca-Cola makes her sick now. It's hazy and cloudy, but she can almost piece together why. She remembers sitting in a sleazy bar, twirling her fake ID between her fingers, feeling a strange sense of pride whenever it clacked up against her blood-red acrylics.
He was sweet too, she kind of remembers. She remembers he had a silky voice, and straight white teeth, and a charming way about him.
She remembers he bought her a Roy Rogers. She remembers how he strung her along fo
Finding Love in Gray Hearts Chp.1Finding Love in Gray Hearts Chp.11 year ago in Romance More Like This
Finding Love in Gray Hearts
Chapter One
by Kway100
I opened my eyes and blinked, as the warm, fall colors came into focus. A piercing note shrieked in my head as feeling seeped back into my body. The tingling sensation traveled up my arms and burned in my spine; I could move again, but not without a twinge of pain. Slowly, the chirping of birds and rustle of leaves beat its way to my eardrums. The fogginess that clouded my thoughts cleared.
I was alive.
Carefully pushing myself upright, I leaned on weak elbows and looked around. Tall oaks and pines surrounded the clearing, their evergreen needles and autumn-painted leaves splashed color on the otherwise dull, yellowed grass. A small lake reflected the evening sky and wispy clouds, rippled slightly by a cool breeze.
I curled together and shivered; my wet clothes clung tight and chilled me to the core. I ran my hands through my hair to wring the lake water, remove the slimy foliage. I pulled off drenched shoes and
Cym Tribute: Frown to SmileWearing an icy gown, she stands aloneCym Tribute: Frown to Smile3 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
A kingdom of snow is where she rests her throne
Powerful and strong, a beacon to all
No one would imagine that she'd ever fall
For despite the riches that filled up her land
A frown owned her face, for alone she did stand
Unchanging, everlasting, so was her life
In denial she remained of her own strife
But it suddenly changed, all in the drop of a pin
From far away lands they did come marching in
They came with such charms, without being shy
Their voices did not betray their lie
But she didn't know, nor did she care
For she accepted their offer that seemed so fair
So in they came to take what they may
Her opinions and comments, they kept them at bay
Once they were done and had taken all they can
They brought her with them to their far away land
So warm it was, and snow fell so seldom
Such difference it was, compared to her kingdom
Many more people joined in their house
14 people in total, no room for a mouse
They had many rules and created many law
DBuilding SmutHe was kissing me. That was the only logical thought I could process. He was kissing me. His lips were moving against mine with an impatient aggression that made my knees weak and my heart race. The wall behind me and his weight against me were the only things holding me up, and one of his legs was pressing between mine. My mind was racing at a speed that I couldn't follow, jagged ideas and muffled observations leaping past me until I couldn't understand what was going on. I was acting impulsively, my hands resting against his chest and my tongue brushing against his without consulting my mind. I felt it shut down, no longer required in this situation.DBuilding Smut7 years ago in Erotic More Like This
I was kissing Day Clancy. That I could understand. I was kissing a tall, warm, sweaty eighteen-year-old boy in the theater department stairway. The cement wall was behind me, he was in front of me, and that was all I could comprehend. I was far too aware of his damp blond curls against my forehead, and the zipper of his jeans rubbing aga
My lover has water running through her veinsShe flows around stone and quenches firesMy lover has water running through her veins6 months ago in Free Verse More Like This
her voice showers like rain on a spring night
and feels so gentle that people misunderstand
They mistake water for weakness
and she indiscriminately swallows garbage
letting words stagnate and pollute her
She tells me "Baby, I don't have that passion you do
your fire is so wonderful and brilliant"
and I want to cry because even water can sear and turn to steam
My oceanbaby, you don't need the tiny flame in me
the sea is home to the largest creatures in the world
and rivers reduce mountains to sandstone
I want you to roar like crashing waves
and let the world know you have the power
to drown mankind
.:all the time:.we have all the time in the world to do it.:all the time:.5 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
all the time in the world to act stupid and laugh loud and eat cheap sushi outside of starbucks
and meet up awkwardly
and make sexual inneundos at each other
and sing stupid songs and tell stupid stories and never feel like theyre stupid, never time wasted
and slap asses and try on stilettos
and feel so, so warm inside
and put on makeup and lip synch and bitch and be fabulous and everything
and joke about people and gossip and derpes
all in a cute box tied up with brown paper and twine
...because the pretty contents don't need to be in a pretty package...
antsYou think too small of us, little person.ants4 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
Carrying loads far too big and far too heavy.
Like a mountain on an ant.
But you know, don't you?
Ants live in families too.
TM- Walking on airTake my hand.TM- Walking on air5 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
Trust in me.
Because the first step is always the hardest.
Watch the sunset with me as we walk.
Brilliant shades of yellow, red, purple, pink and orange surounding us.
Waves of blue, green, and teal crashing against the brown and gray cliff.
The wind will rush in our ears as we fall, blocking out the sound.
But the beating of your heartbeat is louder, pounding against my skull.
Feel the ocean water, cold and sharp, tearing against our skin.
And know that just for those few moments.
We were walking on air.
better.better5 years ago in Surrealism More Like This
it's candy-colored neon lights
it's your favorite bubble gum
it's flowers opening and
it's heartstrings tying unbreakable knots
it's a thousand things clicking into place
and you honestly have to say
it's better this way
... i never needed words...
...they just help the feeling...
HD- GuidingStrong arms wrapped tight around me.HD- Guiding5 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
Pulling me close and telling everything will be okay.
Soft hands wipe away my tears.
Gentle kisses placed against my lips.
Your here.
You'll away be here.
I'll never lose sight of you.
No matter how thick the fog.
Or deep the sea.
You are my guiding light.
Bringing me home.
TM- PresentAngelo stood there akwardly in the middle of the hallway, trying to get up enough courage to knock on Legato's door. The seventeen year old was never the best gift-giver; he always felt embarassed after he gave them gift, not to mention the knot he gets in his stomach over it. He always worried that the person wouldn't like the gift. Angelo sighed, 'I can't do it...', he thought, and placed the silver box infront of the door. Angie took one deep breath before knocking on the door and running like hell back to his room.TM- Present4 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
A couple of minutes passed before Leggie walked into the room that Angelo and the Pastor shared, "What's this?" Legato asked, holding up a book in her hand.
Angelo peeked up from his handheld game, and then looked back down before answering, "It's a book." He said, trying to act like he didn't know it was the present he bought her.
"You bought this for me, didn't you?" Legato asked, cross
HD - wonderI wonder why I love you sometimes.HD - wonder5 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
The thought always hits me in the quiet moments, you know, the ones in between talking and making out, and you yelling at me not to embarrass you in front of everyone. Those moments.
I mean, don't take this the wrong way, but I could do better.
(no, never. there's nothing better than you)
You're kind of bland and boring-looking.
(and beautiful and amazing and everything I've ever wanted)
Kind of a dime-a-dozen, really...
(how are you even real? people like you only exist in fairy tales)
So, why do I need you all of a sudden? Wasn't I doing fine before you?
(I was living to meet you)
Why do I look forward to talking to you, to seeing you? Why do I worry when you don't respond to my texts fast enough? Lord knows I don't care when other people ignore the beeps...
(I didn't know there were so many ways you can say "fuck" and feel bad)
Maybe it's the way you worry about me; the anxious voice messages when I sleep through
The Devil Smiles: Part 2IV.The Devil Smiles: Part 21 year ago in Short Stories More Like This
When I looked at her, my face must have been unreadable—and to this day, I'm not sure if I was angry, confused, or a bit of both—because she turned her attention to her hands and stared at them as she added, "Sometimes doing what's right is the hardest thing in the world. Everyone tells you that but no one truly understands it. Sometimes doing the right thing means letting go and allowing yourself to be left with nothing, only because holding on is worse." She paused. When she finally looked back up at me, I could swear even though she was dead her eyes were teary. "Sometimes holding on is a fate worse than death."
That's when I exploded. "Oh, is it? Well then tell me, why haven't you killed yourself already? You could have if you wanted to. You still could. So why don't you?"
She reached for my hand. "I want to be close to you."
I pulled away. "Why?" I begged. "If you
Firework [Loki x Reader(45)]You woke up lazily, grinning and tangled in the sheets. The thoughts of last night made you blush and tingle. You cuddled the sheets around your naked body and tried to recall everything, getting stuck and blushing at some particularly explicit memories. Just thinking about it was getting you excited again, but you resisted the urge to take care of the problem alone and instead woke Loki with a lingering kiss.Firework [Loki x Reader(45)]2 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
His eyes flickered open and you closed yours, letting him wrap his arms around you. He massaged his hands over your bare skin, not shying away from your more private regions, which caused you to squirm and tingle.
"Mmh, god I'm so lucky," he groaned, running his hands up and down your back.
"I think I'm luckier," you sighed, resting your head on his chest. You were perfectly content to just lay there, or have sex again, but all of a sudden a sharp pain stabbed your stomach, followed by a loud growl. "Damn I'm so hungry...how long were we asleep?"
"Tch, beats me. It's the U
rememberand it was colored with freedomremember5 years ago in Surrealism More Like This
shades and tints and tones of yellows and reds and blues
turned upside down and inside out
and dangerously liking the new perspective
the world is falling all around him
and all he wants
is to forget
and remember.
HD - Morning InventorySo, I guess I'm kind of sort of in love with you.HD - Morning Inventory5 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
It's weird how that happens, when you don't look for it and don't expect it. Then it like, sneaks up on you and follows you, like a fucking ninja or something.
But yeah, a weird thing happened this morning that I think I should tell you. It's kinda your fault anyway.
So when I woke up, I stretched, and yawned, ya know, all the basic stuff people do when they wake up. And then I did my quick inventory of myself. A guy like me with God knows what kind of lifestyle needs to be aware that he has both hands and kidneys every day.
So I counted, ten toes, ten fingers, two hands, two feet, both kidneys, I assume. No scars, at least none I can't remember. I didn't wake up in a dingy apartment (no dingier than mine at least) in a tub full of ice so I guess I'm good.
Happy with that, I scratched my chest, and then I thought 'where the fuck is my heart?' I could've sworn I went to bed with it, where did I leave it?
Then I remembered, I left it at y
TM - so niceTM - so nice5 years ago in General Fiction More Like This
And he looks out across the dinner table, littered with guns and money and lit candles in elegant candelabras, and he marvels in the smiling faces of this, his family.
For a second, he thinks he sees their pain, burning in their eyes. Tales of shattered households and children of circumstance. Lost parents, betrayals, empty windows...
...things that hurt to even know they exist.
He thinks about them. About his own tragedies. He remembers the bloodshed. The sounds of shells hitting the marble tiles. The screams echoing throughout a wide and lifeless house.
He remembers the silence.
Tears begin to cloud his brown eyes, because oh god it hurts to still be alive.
He can't remember the last time he cried so much.
He thinks it was in the rain, the tears were too cold and too much to all be his.
His scar burns as a warm tear traces it down his face.
He can't remember what it's like to be alone because it's a feeling he had never forgotte
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From the early 1990s, UK bishops and their agencies have generally been perceived as endorsing a "Brownite" agenda on economic and social policy. "Solidarity" has often been taken to mean support for income transfers to the poor and for centralised, state-controlled, education models.
These approaches have failed to promote equality and solidarity and are not in accordance with the best traditions of Catholic social teaching. This message comes not only from those who believe in free markets and voluntary association as the best basis for prosperity and wellbeing - distributists and thoughtful contributors to the debate from the left are also arguing for new approaches. In doing so, they echo concerns of Popes John XXIII and John Paul II about welfare dependency.
This year, the state will spend over 50% of national income: in other words, the state will spend more than the citizen. Government non-defence expenditure has grown – almost without pause - yet poverty is more entrenched than ever amongst some groups. When is the old bureaucratic model of solving poverty with income transfers going to work? When the state spends 52% or 54% of national income? Perhaps, more realistically, it is doomed to fail.
In the field of education, the penny seems to be dropping. At the next election, the Conservatives and possibly the Liberal Democrats will be proposing reforms to education that will take us a little closer to some continental countries and a limited number of US states where the parent is sovereign. Not only are educational outcomes much better in those systems, but they are more equal too. Deliberate attempts – as in the UK – to impose uniformity and equality in education paradoxically lead to less equality in practice. As Bishop McMahon recently pointed out, new models of education are also more compatible with Catholic social teaching, though the details will be important: "free schools" should not simply be free to do as they are told by the government!
Welfare transfers are the next candidate for some serious thinking. Surely the main parties should be brimming with better ways to spend huge government welfare budgets given the abject poverty that remains in the UK. Or, perhaps, they might propose ways of significantly reducing spending, taking less out of the pockets of the poor in taxation and decentralising the provision of welfare. Instead, the only serious proposal on the table is for a transferable tax allowance to help reduce the tax bills of those who are married with children.
Traditionally, our bishops have tended to support additional spending on poor families with children and this has included inadvertently supporting discrimination against couples and in favour of single parents. I hope they are beginning to understand the damage this large-scale spending, these highly bureaucratised welfare systems and systematic discrimination against marriage have caused. To mirror thoughtful contributions from intellectuals from both left and right on these matters, we also have Christians of both major political parties – such as Frank Field and Iain Duncan Smith – articulating concerns about these issues.
Behind many single parent families there are sad cases of death, divorce or desertion. These situations could be the focus of a decentralised welfare system, which need not be especially expensive. However, the blanket discrimination against couple families, together with disincentives to work, in our current tax and welfare system has led to a spiral of poverty, government spending and inequality.
Discrimination against marriage certainly affects behaviour. The evidence suggests that, when marriage is not financially penalised, people generally choose to marry to have children. Children need huge investments of money and time and a couple cooperating intimately together can provide both. But, in Britain today, if people on low incomes do not marry, then the welfare system will replace the income of the missing partner. Three quarters of lone parents receive income supplements from the state compared with only one tenth of couples. Meanwhile, low-income couples are taxed to the hilt, especially when there is only one earner. The unsurprising result is low marriage rates amongst the least well off.
There are many figures that illustrate the discrimination against couples within the tax and benefits system. Just one will suffice. Take a mother and father where the male earns about £20,000 a year and the mother does not work. Living apart, or pretending to live apart, will increase the couples' net income after taxes and benefits by about two thirds. We end up tying ourselves in knots trying to resolve these problems by better fraud prevention, requiring maintenance from the father, rewarding the mother if she declares who the father is, and so on. But, the bottom line is that dishonesty, being workless and not making the commitment to marry all pay. We are hoping that people will behave like saints whilst dangling the most perverse incentives in front of them to do what is against their best instincts.
The consequences are alarming. The average number of children per single parent family is growing whilst that for couple families falls. Furthermore, the average family size in workless households


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... substantial history here too, with the Saracens and Normans using it as a fortress, then in the 16th century it being an important centre in the Spanish/ French wars. Sitting on our deck late on Sunday evening, finishing the bottle of red wine and looking out across the water, it's a fine way to end our 4 days in Taormina. Tomorrow morning we have a bus trip to Messina (an hour), and then a 2 hour hydrofoil journey to Lipari in the Aeolian Islands. This will be our base for 6 ...
Goodbye Sicily, we will miss you
... was pretty trashy but had comfy beds and then we headed off to get some dinner and see some sights. I can now say I have seen and thrown a coin into Trevi fountain but unfortunately it just didn't have the same plop as we had hoped, more of a tinktinkting as it hit the cement bowl of the empty pool! (even though we knew it was under repairs and covered in scaffolding) we did get to walk over the fountain, which ...
The long goodbye
... we had run out of time but they insisted they would ring us when the food was ready so we could continue with packing and cleaning and then we could just come and eat. This would have been awesome but the food want ready until after 9.00 and by the time we arrived home it was 11.00 and So I was washing well past midnight!!! I hope it all dries:/ Only one more goodbye in the morning then off to Catania Airport to return our trusty little Fiat and onto ...
Why are these ruins in such bad condition?
After lunch with family we headed up with a first class, drive up to the top, locals pass with Andrea and Barbara to the Tindari to have a wander and view the old church which has been closed for nearly 100 years as it is perched precariously on the clifftop. It is open to the public occasionally and today we were lucky enough to see inside. We spent about an hour looking around and then headed up to see the Grecian ampitheatre and ...
Ice cream dinner
After a late night ( or should I say early morning) yesterday we had a very slow start to the day, having brunch at 11. Went to the beach for a quick walk, chatted with an American couple who spend 5 months here every year and then a swim and home for gnocchi lunch at ...
Other places to stay in Catania
NH BelliniBorgo-Sanzio, Catania | 3 star hotelfrom $108
Nh Parco Degli AragonesiCentro Catania, Catania | 3 star hotelfrom $127
UNA Hotel PalaceCentro Catania, Catania | 4 star hotelfrom $142
- THE hotel to stay in when visiting Catania
- Great hotel/things to be aware of
- Coudn't have chosen better!!
Hotel NettunoOgnina, Catania | 4 star hotelfrom $106
Romano Palace Luxury HotelPlaia, Catania | 5 star hotelfrom $159
President Park HotelAci Catena, Catania | 4 star hotelfrom $85
Hotel Il Gelso BiancoSant'Anastasia, Catania | 3 star hotelfrom $85
BEST WESTERN Hotel MediterraneoCentro Catania, Catania | 3 star hotelfrom $82
Idea Hotel Catania OgninaOgnina-Picanello-Stazione, Catania | 3 star hotelfrom $63
Katane Palace HotelCentro Catania, Catania | 4 star hotelfrom $91
Excelsior Grand HotelBorgo-Sanzio, Catania | 5 star hotelfrom $111
XeniosCentro Catania, Catania | 2 star hotelfrom $76
Le Dune Sicily HotelSan Giuseppe la Rena-Zia Lisa, Catania | 3 star hotelfrom $104
Villa Paradiso dell'EtnaViagrande, Catania | 4 star hotelfrom $135
Villa MaterBarriera-Canalicchio, Catania | 2 star hotelfrom $61
Hotel Del DuomoCentro Catania, Catania | Hotelfrom $98
Hotel Villa RomeoCentro Catania, Catania | 3 star hotelfrom $101
Hotel La FeniceSan Pietro Clarenza, Catania | Hotelfrom $143
Il Principe HotelCentro Catania, Catania | 4 star hotelfrom $119
Hotel RoyalCentro Catania, Catania | 4 star hotelfrom $96
Villa CibeleCibali, Catania | 4 star hotelfrom $98
Borgo Verde HotelTrappeto-Cibali, Catania | 3 star hotelfrom $102
Hotel SavonaCentro Catania, Catania | 3 star hotelfrom $85
Miramare HotelMisterbianco, Catania | 1 star hotelfrom $74
Hotel GresiCentro Catania, Catania | 2 star hotelfrom $82


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