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We bought something (flat bread & beans? Go ahead, laugh I can't remember!) that was to die for in the parking lot too. Yum!!
Fry bread. Yes, it is to die for. I like it with honey as a sweet food - personally I can't stand refried beans. It's a texture thing. But it's just as good that way, too.
I'll have to take you to some really awesome Mexican food in the barrio while you're here. You'll thank me.
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I always wanted to go, ever since I was a young girl and learned the town was still there and essentially the same as it was back in the day. It's really worth the trip for any American History buff. I'd love to go again but I'm not going to be able to manage it this trip.
I went to Tombstone too when I visited my old roommate who lived in Tucson and was getting her Masters in Speech Pathology @ the time. She's around mine/Mandy's age, so I'm still shocked Mandy, that you & she never crossed paths, but then again, she was in school to get to a second career, and you were prob'ly well out of school by then. So Tucson was fun. One of the photos in one of my FB album is of me up in the Tucson mountains with her. I saw one of the famed wild pigs along the path, and we also went to a bar in a historic old hotel in Tucson that was cool too. I am starting to feel like I'm retelling a story I've told at least twice already on here.
For the record, I wrote up a couple paragraphs on my phone earlier today, but then accidentally hit the Back button. Argh!
I was just saying, Erin that I would feel very similarly to you and your DH; unwelcome guests - especially familial ones - are always a stressful situation. I hope everything can be resolved without too much love lost.
Oh the subject of funny names, my random, slightly-related tale about that goes back to the time that I was barely out of college and I was working as a telephone operator for a private bank. I found one of my besties at that job, and we agree it was one of the lamest, and simultaneously one of the most awesome jobs we've ever had. we sat around and shot the sh*t while occasionally answering calls to schedule teleconferences (this was before the time of automated conferencing). Anyway, we had huge lists of names to work with. So we developed a list of our own... of names that just "went well" together. So B. Minor was paired with C. Major. We wanted T. Herman to marry K. Muenster (so she could change her last name to Herman-Muenster). T. Paulie with R. Esther (to make Paulie Esther). D. Cutters went well with G. Sisserly (scissorly, get it?). Mr. Pyles went with Mr. Heaps. And so on and so forth. I wish I could remember more. We literally had 2 sides of an 8x11 sheet filled with these bank couples.
Suja, I've never heard Mayamalam. Can you speak Hindi/Urdu at all, and are any of those languages related? How many languages do you speak anyway?
Very cool that Maiya is getting the hang of potty training!
I am sick and trying to heal up for when we go on vacation. The last couple weekends have been spent with me spraying permethrin on our clothes (then washing them once) to make them bug repellent. One of my old college friends, Josh, just got back from Nicaragua himself. I didn't even know he was going until he started posting on FB that he was there. So we connected over the phone and he scared the bejeebus outta me by letting it be known that some bed bugs hitched a ride home with him. So I'm paranoid and have activated the anti-bedbug protocol. I am a one-woman anti-bedbug taskforce. Everything that could have eggs laid in it has been sprayed down. I bought some diatomaceous earth for our return. Everything that was with us will be treated with the DE (thanks for clue-ing me in on it, Bridget!). Nothing that has been with us will be allowed in the house. When we return, we are entering only once we've stripped down to our birthday suits and leave the clothes we wore home in the pile to be treated. We will change into some clean clothes left in the garage. Am I paranoid? Yep!
Some pretty exciting developments for hubby, though I don't want to exactly celebrate just yet. There is an old recording studio. It's been defunct for quite a few years now. Anyway, DH was the technical chief of another old studio down in LA. Long story short, the owner of his old studio is partnering with a couple of other old music industry folks up here and they are going to re-open this studio up here. DH is definitely going to consult on the project for now, and once it's operational, they want him to be the chief. Nothing is set in stone at this point, but I'm even flattered for DH that his name is the one on everyone's minds. He met with one of the money guys for lunch today, and was told his name was circulated by people that didn't even talk to each other beforehand. He's going to get to work with people that he was very fond of, who have never even worked with each other themselves, so he's really excited and this feels like a bit of a "This is Your Life" moment for him. His other biggest client is also up on that side of the bridge (a.k.a. Pepperlu Territory), so maybe we'll all be spending a lot more time up there in the future. It's an exciting prospect, to say the least. I'm feeling very proud for him right now.
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Cool, Myles, about your dh! I'll be hoping for you guys. I am paranoid about bedbugs too. Whenever we go to a hotel I strip the beds and look for signs. I have heard the mattress will have rust colored stains in the creases from them pooping. I also make dbf leave his suitcase in the garage when he comes home. This stems also from an article I read about the germs in an airport bathroom where they swabbed the bottom of someone's suitcase and found not only e-coli but clamydia! I'm sure I spelled that wrong but I'm not going to google it. The last thing I need is that ad showing on on my facebook page. lol
I am finally catching up on my housework, just scrubbed all the floors and now I am looking at 3 loads of laundry to fold which I should be doing instead of typing this post. Sawyer has an awful cough now, Kai getting a little better but still having a heck of a time at night. Croup sucks!
Hi Erin! Miss you!
Myles, that is so cool about your DH! Sounds like a dream for him.
I knew you had been to Tucson, but didn't know (or forgot?) that your friend was in my program here. This was actually my second time around in college, so I was an older student. Have you ever told me her name? Maybe I know of her if I don't know her. What year was it?
I don't even want to think about bedbugs.
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I don't even want to tell you about the living purgatory we have gone through with bedbugs. All you people who know me will probably get the heebie-jeebies, but I am guessing that casual contact would not have done anything since we had my mom's house tested and it was completely clean and she hangs out at my house 12 hours a day, 3+ days a week. It made me a little reclusive and depressed at $3000 poorer for a while, though, since diy treatments are no match for them. I have gotten DH to stop putting his suitcase next to the bed and not unpacking it for a month, though. It was not that long ago, and this is the first time I have talked about it publicly. Apparently it's an epidemic around the Bay Area, and many other places.
FYI, Myles, just put your suitcases in the garage, or outside the house to unpack them, or wrap them in plastic bags if they must be stored inside the house. Wash/dry everything asap. Putting things through a dryer with the heat cycle will kill bedbugs. If things are dryclean only, often they can be put through a dryer as long as they're not wet first.
Thanks for the info on bedbugs, L. I was just sitting here wondering if having dbf leave his stuff in the garage, and then putting it directly in the wash/dryer was enough. I am so sorry you had to deal with them. I have heard they are a biatch to get rid of. And I know what you mean. When we had scabies here, I became a different person.
Myles, how exciting! Hope the deal goes through for DH.
There are a whole bunch of languages in India, and thousands of dialects. Some are more closely related than others, and knowing one will will help with others. Hindi is one of them. Because it is the national language, we had to learn it in school. Because of that and watching too many Hindi movies, I know how to read, write, and understand, but cannot speak. I mean, I know enough that I can ask really simple questions, but it won't come out right. Urdu, I haven't had much exposure at all, and cannot understand at all. I also know a little Tamil, because where I grew up abuts the state where it is spoken, my mom can read, write and understand, and from watching Tamil movies, but I don't read at all well, cannot write, and don't speak much at all. The other 30 or whatever languages in the country, I know nothing about. But, because some are related to Hindi, I might be able to pick up a word or two, here and there.
My favorite horrible name story is one directly from my dad. He worked at our local school district, and went to all the schools (they have a lot), so he heard a LOT of names. The "best" (aka worst!) story was of twin girls. Their mom had to name one of her girls Virginia, and she wanted the twin to have a similar sounding name. So she named her Vagina. Yup.
Oh, I love the movie Tombstone, too, and would love to go there in real life one day!
Hi Erin, good to see you!
Oh, Myles, I hate when I lose stuff like that! And I never have the patience to rewrite it...
And thanks about Maiya!
I hope all your anti bed bug actions work!! I am worried about that when we go to Hawaii... The closer the trip gets, the more I think about implementing all those protocols, too...
Oh, that sounds very exciting about your husband!! That would be awesome, and as you said, is flattering. Go him!!
Bridget, glad Kai is starting to feel better, hope Saywer doesn't get any worse, and that he's recovering soon, too!
L, ugh! That's awful that you went through all that. So far we are fine, too, but I feel bad for you!
So, I shared with you all how excited Maiya was to be able to pee on the grass like the dog... EVERY time she has needed to go pee since then, she tells me she wants to go pee on the grass now. WHAT?? I was mostly able to get her on the toilet, except once... She was playing outside on the grass, then, out of no where, said "I REALLY need to go pee right now!" Dropped her pants, and proceeded to pee right then and there!!! Does that count as an accident??? Ugh. I do NOT think she "couldn't hold it", I think she just didn't want to. Boy, I hope this is a quickly passing phase...
There are a whole lot of languages/dialects in the island nation I come from too - thousands - about 1 per island, basically. (Those who even casually know me on FB know where I come from. I don't talk about it because it's just another identifying characteristic for me). Not as many as Indonesia, which also has about 1 per island and is made up of about 10,000 islands. How many of the thousands of languages/dialects of my native country do I speak? Zilch. It's kind of a sore subject for me, but my parents didn't put much value on my learning it, and they totally made fun of my accent when I tried. It was also tough for me to learn because I moved here at 15 months, so it's not like I had a chance to immerse myself in the old tongue(s). I really wish I could speak it. I can understand much of it conversationally because my parents spoke it in the home, but it always surprises me to see it written because I have no idea how to parse sentences up into words. A sentence like "this house belongs to a dentist" sounds like "thishousebelongstoadentist" to me.
I read back on what I wrote above about DH, and I'm going to edit some of the details out because I just realized that total strangers can put things together. My DH has made me hypercautious about sharing information about the specific projects and people he works with. I know that's a little paranoid. Sorry!
BTW, Abbeysmom... I've lost track of you and I don't even know if your contact information is still valid. If you still check in here once in awhile, let this post be a beacon. Been trying to reach you. I hope it's all super well for you and your family, and that you've been away from us because your life is just way too awesome and you don't have time post on here.
L, that sounds like hell. But good to know how to minimize our own risks. It really is a big deal. NYC has been dealing with it for years. When I stayed there last year, I was paranoid about them because they seemed so prevalent. Unfortunately, hotels are the perfect place for them...so many international travelers coming and going. They're often transferred from one guest to the next before the hotel even realizes they have them. It's illegal to sell used mattresses in NY because of bedbugs, but you can donate them. :/
It seems really common for those of certain generations to have not wanted to teach their language to their kids I think. My friend was pretty annoyed with her dad for that. He's Mexican and didn't speak spanish with any of the kids. But now I think she understands it better as they were going to raise their daughter differently...her husband is Indian and was going to only speak Hindi to her. They did for a while but eventually he found himself talking to her in English.
I am also paranoid about bedbugs. I do check hotel rooms before staying in them and do not put my suitcase on the floor. This is pretty helpful in knowing where to look http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/pestic...entify1.pdfAnd this is also helpful http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/bed...3/METHOD=print
I think since she knew she had to pee and and didn't just do it in her pants, I wouldn't count it as an accident. Josh has a hard time peeing places he shouldn't. We're still working on getting it in the toilet, in fact
I love the name stories. I haven't known anyone with a particularly bad or funny name. I think it's interesting how people work so hard to give their kids names that can't be made fun of and kids will still find a way!
I had a dilemma at church on Sunday and I'm not sure I handled it right. They were having an intergenerational service which means there are no classes for the kids, so the kids come to the service. It was supposed to be geared towards children so I brought Josh and I let him bring a few small toys to play with quietly if he got bored. Turned out the service was in the auditorium so instead of pews they just had folding chairs set up. Josh found a friend and sat on a small bench at the back of the room. I sat in one of the chairs near the back. Soon, a lot more kids Josh's age and younger showed up and they all joined Josh in the back. When the service started it became obvious that even though they were playing quietly the noise was just carrying too much. So I felt the best thing was to take Josh and his toys out of the equation. I wish I could have just taken away the toys, but I think they would have been bored. Now I know that Josh is probably too young for these types of services. I had just pictured him playing alone in a pew at the back of the sanctuary which is much bigger and nobody would have noticed him. I wish I'd remembered that it was going to be in the auditorium!
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One of my amazing coworkers has been off for a week to be with her sick mom. They found out two Fridays ago that the reason for her mom's back pain is a growth in the spine. On Monday they found out that the growth is actually growing inside the spinal column, the vertebrae was at the point of collapse, and they'd need to do surgery right away. She reacted badly to the Fentanyl she was given, so the surgery didn't get done until Thursday. Her condition is still touch and go, and they found out yesterday that the tumor is malignant :-( I feel SO bad for her; I can't imagine hearing something like that about my mom.
Feeling kind of helpless, and it's not even my mom.
Suja, that's horrible. That level of illness makes my insides twist up to think about. It's terrible when it strikes someone you care about. I'm sorry to hear that news.
Kate, did you mean you took Josh home because of the noise level? I don't think you handled it badly in any case. I probably would have done the same if there was no other alternative than to let it escalate into a bigger scene. Nothing you said you did sounds out of line. At a funeral, I ended up playing outside with Bodhi while the service finished, but I'm guessing it was too cold for that in your area. I think you're alright.
BTW, I'm going ahead and interviewing for that job that the sister mentioned to me. Since my vacation is coming up they want me to do it this week. I don't really know if I want it after all, but I'm just going to talk to them and find out. It's another 4 hrs of interviewing. We'll see. There's really a lot of change going on. I few weeks ago - dunno if you remember - I said I was bummed out about some news I'd gotten that I wasn't ready to talk about. Well, the news was that the owners of the home we live in are thinking of selling it, which would mean we would have to move out. We thought about buying it, but agreed we're not in a position to make such a big purchase that would strain our resources with another mortgage, and we're not ready to plant roots here when other things are still up in the air. We do love the house, though. I was really depressed when I first learned we might have to move, but then I decided it was just a house and I'm just being ruled by my feelings of attachment to it. We've been incredibly lucky in that we found this space that works well for our family, where we really like our neighbors, and it's a STEAL. So I realized I was just pouting - not because something really terrible has happened to us, but because our luck may have run out, and we'll have to face the normal challenges that any other family has to deal with ... like finding another equally pleasant place to live that may actually cost what it's worth. On the bright side, they might NOT decide to sell. The owners are coming in March from upstate NY to decide if they want to move back here or back down to San Diego. And the other silver lining is that we may end up living somewhere I can actually grow tomatoes because the yard isn't entirely heavy shade/filtered sunlight.
Yeah, I felt like I couldn't just take the toys away without causing a scene. He was already starting to get really upset about the whole thing and I knew we were past the point of him settling down enough to enjoy the service. I was hoping it would be geared more towards little kids but it was probably better for kids at least a couple years older.
Myles, congrats to your dh on his work news! That sounds fantastic -- it's so great to get reassurance every now and then that you're really valued for what you do, and it sounds like whether this pans out or not, he's getting that. So cool. And I'm not just saying I hope it works out so that you can spend more time on my side of the bay ... but that would be great too!
I'm sorry about the house stuff, but you're right. Seems like sometimes those things happen just at the time you need to make a decision about putting down roots. I hope it works out in the way that is best for you. Ditto on the work situation. Good luck with the interview!
L, your bedbug story -- while not graphic -- nevertheless gave me the shudders. I hate dealing with bugs of all kinds, especially the stubborn bloodsucking sorts. Good advice about how to handle luggage and clothes when you come home from a trip. We've never done anything like that, but now I'm thinking it's a great idea.
Suja, I'm sorry about your co-worker's mom. I too hate hearing that kind of news. It gives me a stomachache even when it's just a stranger ... I can't imagine how sad and scary it would be with a family member. Just not knowing what something is is scary enough, as I know from recent experience, and to find out bad news... ugh. I hope she pulls through and is able to fight the cancer successfully.
Mandy, can you remind me of the resource you referred me to when I was seeking advice about the 10 year old boy on the autism spectrum that I was caring for. I recall a system that broke down "offenses" into seriousness. Does that makes sense? I thought I had bookmarked the info and now I can't find it. I need to come up with a system for Kai. He is really struggling with reading people's body language and just flat our listening to kids and adults when they say stop. He's such a sweetheart but dang I can see he is annoying other kids and he doesn't get it. I take care of 6 year old boy in the morning before school and Kai adores him. He is a good friend to Kai and very sweet natured but so often Kai will totally invade his personal space and the kids is cowering away from him and/or just walking away and Kai doesn't get it! He keeps at it. He does the same thing to Savana and it has gotten to where she will go in her room and shut the door to get away from him and he is so hurt by that but I'm like, "You aren't listening to her. You aren't stopping when she says stop!" and he just hangs his head and says, "But I thought it was funny!" Then today he was helping me clean the playroom and I asked him to put a stuffed tiger on the loft. Pretty soon I heard Sawyer crying his little heart out and I saw Kai ripping it out of Sawyers hands. I said, "Oh, you can just let him play with it." and Kai continued to fight him for it. Poor Sawyer was red in the face and I had to yell for Kai to stop and he's like, "But you SAID put it on the loft!" I tried expaining to him that we must use our heads and do what feels right. So I gave him a couple of scenarios where you may be about to do one thing, or told to do a certain thing but then different variables come into play and what should he do? He answered every one in the way that I wished he'd actually handle those situations but to actually follow through is a different story. Long story short (now that I've already made it long) is that I really need to focus on helping him understand that stop means stop when he's playing with his friends. Immediate stop. Or no one is going to want to play with him anymore.
Myles, sorry about the house. I know I like change myself but thought of leaving my house always makes me sad and anxious. I hope you either get to stay, or grow your tomato garden.
Sorry about the news Myles. I wish you felt better about your career prospects at the moment too.
Work sucks. Beyond sucks. Too much more crap went all wrong, wasted time, and a manager that should have been a gravedigger for a living because she clearly loves to bury people. We're migrating to the awful Office 365 tonight. I'm supposed to drive in (normally ride a bus for 30 miles) in sleet, freezing rain, and snow and be there 1 hour before my scheduled time. Poop.
Bridget, I'm not sure of the site I linked you to but the strategy is called The Incredible Five-Point Scale. There is a book with that title.
At work today we were talking with a parent of a little guy who doesn't really respond to what you say and he is a "runner." My partner was talking to the mom about strategies at home to teach him that "stop" means stop - for example, marching along the sidewalk and chanting walk-walk-walk-STOP! hop-hop-hop-STOP! jump-jump-jump-STOP! Saying the words along with the actions, and physically taking him by the shoulders and making him stop at the right time. Make it a game and practice it a lot - so when you ask him to stop and it matters, his body has experience reacting in the right way. At a higher level, I could see that working with Kai.
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Suja, I'm sorry about your bad news. What is the prognosis for her condition?
Myles, I hope it all comes together for you in the right way. I know you really love where you are living so I hope, if change is necessary, that it is for the best.
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- Number of floors - 31
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Local Expert Concierge
- Room service (24 hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 29265
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Shopping on site
- Spa services on site
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Wedding services
- Waterslide
- Tennis on site
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 314891
- Year Built 1986
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
Available in all rooms: Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Complimentary newspaper
- Climate control
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Microwave (on request)
- Designer toiletries
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- In-room massage available
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Pillowtop mattress
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Wireless Internet access (surcharge)
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
Where to Eat
B-Line Diner - 1950s-style restaurant named after the BeeLine toll road from the airport to the resort. Menu favorites include Key West Conch Chowder, BLT in a Bowl, and Southern Barbeque Shrimp. Open 24 hours. Takeout available. Sunday brunch (11 AM-4 PM, subject to change) features a limited à la carte menu.
Fiorenzo Grill - Italian steakhouse featuring prime USDA steaks, fresh lobster, and pasta dishes. Open for dinner.
Lobby Bar - Glass-enclosed lounge overlooking lobby. Cocktails, beer, wine served late afternoon to late evening.
Napa - Featuring food and beverages of Northern California's Napa Valley wine country, proudly presenting a menu comprised of ingredients that are seasonally fresh, local, organic, and sustainable whenever possible.
Rocks - This high-energy local hot spot offers an extensive wine list, bottled beers from around the world, and passionately crafted cocktails, with a backdrop of live musical entertainment.
Coconuts Poolside Bar & Grill - Hot dogs, hamburgers, wraps, and salads. Beer, wine, and cocktails. Open late morning till dusk (seasonal).
Coffee Etcetera - coffee bar proudly serving fresh-brewed Illy Café coffee, espresso, pastries, soft drinks, and sandwiches for guests on the go.
Nearby Things to Do
The 3rd-floor recreation level has an expansive sundeck housing a children's pool with a waterslide and waterfall. A separate area contains a 180-foot (55-meter) lap pool.
The fitness center offers treadmills, strength-training equipment, stair machines, stationary bikes, and a steam room. Massage treatments available at the spa include hot stone therapy, Swedish massage, and reflexology (surcharges). Golf-club rentals, tee times, and transportation to area courses can be arranged via Captain's Choice Golf Services (surcharges).
Two miles (3.2 kilometers) from the resort, the YMCA Aquatic Center offers water aerobics, fitness training, spinning, racquetball, and Tae Kwon Do. Turkey Lake Park, 7.75 miles (12.5 kilometers) away, is a 300-acre (1.2-square-kilometer) nature and recreation area with fishing, nature paths, and boating.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the resort; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
Spa Services
The Spa at The Hyatt Regency Orlando is situated on 2 levels overlooking the hotel's serenity pools. Facilities include 12 treatment rooms complete with 2 outdoor balcony treatment options, 2 skincare rooms, 4 massage rooms, 4 body treatment rooms with showers, and 2 couples' suites. Signature treatments include Watsu - an aquatic massage therapy treatment unique to Central Florida - and signature scent facials and body treatments.
An 8,000-square-foot (743-square-meter) fitness center is equipped with strength and cardio studios, a core training room, a group exercise room and spinning room, and more than 50 strength and cardio machines.
A full-service salon is available. The spa boutique offers Comfort Zone, an organic skincare line, and the Jane Iredale makeup line, along with the hotel's mango ginger signature scent.
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Resort fee: USD 22.70 per accommodation, per night
- Fitness center access
- Internet access (may be limited)
- Phone calls (may be limited)
- Additional inclusions
- Self parking fee: USD 16 per night
- Valet parking fee: USD 26 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20 per day
We should mention
Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
Awards & Affiliations
- The property is a member of Preferred Hotels & Resorts.
Please note: All rate plans have a full prepayment/nonrefundable cancellation policy on the following travel dates: February 6, 2015 through February 9, 2015.


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February 11, 2012
purple hair and jaguars and retirees
93 comments:
- jessica sandoval said...
How is it possible that Arabelle looks so perfect all of the time o m g. (Dat hat, dat cape.) Also, all of these ladies are gorgeous! I didn't know who Erin was but I love what she's wearing. Your beehive looks fantastic!
Now to go find out what GARAGE is all about...
- February 11, 2012 11:36 PM
- Marlena said...
I actually DIY'd a stencil version of the Hole witch design awhile back and stuck it on a black pull-over... it's still not as awesome as the Meadham Kirchhoff original though! T.T
I really love how you paired all the black in this outfit with a little pastel, too. <3 Oh, and your hair looks amaaaazing.
- February 11, 2012 11:42 PM
- hanna said...
Erin of calivintage is amazing! your outfit (and everyone else's) look adorable!
- February 11, 2012 11:47 PM
- Michelle said...
Knee zippers?! Yes. Love your sweater and hair. Probably going to need that rainbow pills bag...
- February 11, 2012 11:52 PM
- lauren said...
outfit love! and your hair and makeup are great too.
- February 11, 2012 11:57 PM
- Kailey said...
Oh my god excuse me whilst I fangirl all
You and Arabelle look flawfree as usual <3_<3
- February 12, 2012 12:01 AM
- becky nos said...
oh. my. god. Tavi your outfit!!!
- February 12, 2012 12:17 AM
- hannah said...
looking br00t4l, very grungy/Mad Men
- February 12, 2012 12:32 AM
- Maddie said...
you look beautiful
- February 12, 2012 12:33 AM
- Celia Bow said...
You look so pretty with your hair liek that and that jumper is so cool I'm speechless.
- February 12, 2012 12:56 AM
- Leira Zetroc said...
Knee zippers and jaguars with polka dots...
You're hilarious ;D
You're also looking very grunge-polished! It's a weird, quirky vibe with the 60s beehive...love it!
- February 12, 2012 1:26 AM
- Anna said...
Tavi, you are very beautiful :33
- February 12, 2012 1:35 AM
- Anna said...
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- February 12, 2012 1:36 AM
- Dani said...
This, just all of this. I totally aspire to dress like you, and I'm like 4 years older than you. WHY ARE YOU SO COOL AGHGHHHH
- February 12, 2012 1:50 AM
- Lise Fich'L said...
Love photos
- February 12, 2012 1:55 AM
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- February 12, 2012 1:57 AM
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- February 12, 2012 1:57 AM
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- February 12, 2012 1:57 AM
- sedgwick said...
The combination of the gun-shape on your bag and hole in your tights make for a super badass look, like a criminal woman on the run who doesn't give a shit about her hosiery because there are more important things in life, like having super-high gorgeous hair and escaping the law. or was that just me?
- February 12, 2012 1:57 AM
- Edward Wong said...
Tavi, I'm sad--I don't want you to grow-up.
- February 12, 2012 2:14 AM
- Aduaa said...
Everybody has so amazing outfits!!! Every piece is just so great... And you have so beautiful outfit and I love your hair! Please never stop blogging!
Lovely greetings from freezing Finland!
Aduaa from www.littlesisfashion.blogspot.com
- February 12, 2012 2:43 AM
- Joy said...
love everybody's outfits but the colour you wore really popped and is so so memorable.
- February 12, 2012 2:58 AM
- olivia bee said...
tavi you look AMAZING!! so beautiful. this makes me way happy. and i totally have those ouija mints. waaaay minty
- February 12, 2012 3:06 AM
- madhatter said...
I love your outfit and I sooooo wish my hair was long enough to do a mini beehive<3
take a peak at my blog please<3
- February 12, 2012 3:07 AM
- SK said...
Your outfit is so perfect that i was actually stunned when i saw it! Esspecially the bag!
- February 12, 2012 4:00 AM
- Lailith said...
This are very beautiful styles! I really like street style. It´s my favorite style. For me it´s like a style concert. You go out, and you see many different styles.
You´re the best, Tavi!
- February 12, 2012 4:15 AM
- framboise said...
WOW I'm rarely inspired by posts like this ons, but your outfit here is just amazing! I'm going to copy it right now! Please do more posts like these! :D
- February 12, 2012 4:17 AM
- FEDERICA said...
You're so pretty and i love your Outfit :)
- February 12, 2012 4:41 AM
- Sarah said...
Everybody looks so wonderful! Great photos! Oh, and don't even get me started on your outfit! I'd be rambling for hours haha *swoon* xxx
- February 12, 2012 4:47 AM
- Romina C. said...
Your friends definetely rules their style. Arabelle's hair are making me go crazy when I always watch her pictures. You look so nice on this picture, mature. The make up suits you well and this hairdo as well. You amaze me as always. You've done so much already and you're so young. Whish you all the best as always
- February 12, 2012 5:26 AM
- None Diamonds said...
I love your sweater and your skirt <3 Love pastel colours and my fav is that mint green
- February 12, 2012 5:28 AM
- Apparel Hunter said...
Your friends have amazing style! and absolutely you're the best
Ada xoxo
- February 12, 2012 5:28 AM
- Jessie said...
I really love your outfit!Seriously it's brilliant,especially your jumper and mint skirt.Also it looks like you've been working on your beehive,it looks great!
- February 12, 2012 5:30 AM
- Filia said...
Finally managed the Beehive... I love your witch sweater-thing! Arabelle's hair is absolutly adorable.
Thanks for inspiration!
- February 12, 2012 6:26 AM
- POPTUCKSHOP said...
How do you do it??! Gifts from Meadham Kirchhoff, your own magazine and still staying level-headed! Your jumper is incredible by the way, I had to feature it in my Halloween post last year! The entire outfit is amazing, your hair looks gorgeous - the beehive totally suits you - and that pistol bag is something else! Loving the Longchamp x Jeremy Scott in the first picture as well! Will you be at Meadham Kirchhoff FW12? I'm hoping to get there this year, maybe I will meet you!!
- February 12, 2012 6:27 AM
- Alice Barton said...
evryone looked great! love your behieve! xx Alice Barton ♥ The Mow Way
- February 12, 2012 6:37 AM
- beryl said...
i love how everybody has such obvious and unique individual style
xx, thefashionenthusiast1.blogspot.com
- February 12, 2012 6:52 AM
- Shere said...
Hi Tavi! Your look is amazing, must say, interesting to see how your personal style is getting more and more mature :) You're an inspiration to me, giving me courage to be more myself<3
- your fan from Finland Tuija/ http://reflectionsofmydreams.tumblr.com/
- February 12, 2012 6:58 AM
- graphitree said...
awesome! x
- February 12, 2012 7:10 AM
- Jule said...
You look adorable with this kind of Audrey Hepburn hair.
Great Outfits!
- February 12, 2012 7:19 AM
- The Fancy Teacup said...
MJ's myriad of patterns and Erin's take on defying on the school uniform totally caught my eye. And you look absolutely darling! The barrettes and the random tear in your stockings are the cherries on top. x
- February 12, 2012 7:53 AM
- LuckySweetChild said...
Tavi, not so bad dear...like ur blog, and I'm following you! Join to my blog:)
- February 12, 2012 8:04 AM
- Miriam said...
does MJ have a blog? love her style!!
- February 12, 2012 8:23 AM
- .:LOCA NINA:. said...
Cool blog!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)
- February 12, 2012 9:08 AM
- Claire said...
These outfits are so good! I loooove the purse in the first photo, especially with tho pants. Oh and Arabellle looks amazing as always! Actually, you know, everything in this post is amazing!
And I love how you're doing your hair. It's crazy awesome.
- February 12, 2012 9:20 AM
- Lydia said...
It is so nice to see some outfits on your blog!!! The inspiration posts are always cool, but it's always more inspiring to me to see what people are actually doing with their style. MJ looks fabulous--- I am loving her whole look. You look amazing---- your style has evolved into something so cohesive and cool. Love how opaque your tights are, and that little pop of saccharine color.
- February 12, 2012 9:36 AM
- Josephine said...
I love this post! I've missed the outfit posts! And this looks very good!!!! (I'm considering to ask my grandma to knit me a sweater with a print on. Kinda like the Hole-one)
- February 12, 2012 9:47 AM
- mouse said...
loveee your hair.
- February 12, 2012 9:52 AM
- Zoё said...
You never fail to impress me, I love what you're wearing here, you've really put your own spin on it with the barrettes and the skirt is such a great shade of mint. Being a contributing editor too must be so fun and I can't wait to see what you've added to the magazine.
- February 12, 2012 9:53 AM
- Abbie said...
I like the first pic and the way she has teamed patterend harems with a slogan tee. Very cool!!
- February 12, 2012 9:56 AM
- Leah R. said...
Your outfit is amazing in the photo! I'm totally digging the beehive and the mint green skirt :)
- February 12, 2012 10:13 AM
- his_girl_friday said...
You (and everyone else) look fantastic!
- February 12, 2012 10:27 AM
- okxndra said...
TAVIII you look SO HOT!!!! i literally said "OMG" when i scrolled past this pic of you in my blog roll wooohoooo foxy lady
- February 12, 2012 11:09 AM
- Pat said...
the sweater looks just amazing~!
- February 12, 2012 11:13 AM
- Semicosmic said...
Absolutely love the outfits! Everyone looks so amazing.
- February 12, 2012 11:43 AM
- maya.autumn said...
what you've said about making your rings has inspired me to make my own!+beaut outfits as well:)
- February 12, 2012 11:45 AM
- Suzy said...
You're the reason I wish I was a teenager again.
- February 12, 2012 1:29 PM
- Sara. said...
You look amazing and that purse I think I died a little inside so perfect.
- February 12, 2012 2:25 PM
- Vida de Garota said...
Oh my god, that's look are amazing.
- February 12, 2012 2:33 PM
- rouli said...
amazin outfits!
love ur hair!
- February 12, 2012 3:19 PM
- Frederieke Sophie said...
thats a Vlieger & Vandam bag right!?? Ohhh Dutch proud! : )
- February 12, 2012 4:22 PM
- speakjamie said...
Love your sweater >-<
Belle's so perfect and her taste for color inspires me every time.
I really hated (and still hate) my school uniforms..
Lately I'm into MINT, and your skirt is something that is likely to go on my birthday list:-)
- February 12, 2012 4:37 PM
- Harriet B said...
Where did MJ get that pill bag? Now that I have seen it, I need it. Desperately. Your hair is looking sweet btw, prilly please do a post on how you style it atm? c:
Your fan from Ireland :D xx
- February 12, 2012 5:52 PM
- Tavi said...
the pill bag is jeremy scott, harriet b! and a beehive tutorial will be up on rookie soon. literally, it takes 3 minutes!!
thanks guys, i'm glad you like these! i'd like to start doing more outfit posts again..
- February 12, 2012 8:43 PM
- Ola said...
I love my friends, but I wish they were this stylin. And you look stunning.
- February 12, 2012 9:04 PM
- Ella said...
i really like mj's blazer! i also love arabelle's collar, it's very similar to the eyelet collars seen at the louis vuitton spring 2012 show.
- February 12, 2012 9:33 PM
- little moon lover said...
love mj's outfit.. I'd die for morrison♥
- February 13, 2012 8:37 AM
- AnaLucia said...
You and Arabelle are the bestest :) I love your outfits :) XO
- February 13, 2012 9:22 AM
- C. said...
Excuse me I'm french so I speak not good english.
Where buy a black bag please ?
Thank said at my profil.
And when you make your hair ?
- February 13, 2012 9:43 AM
- Drea said...
I just love everything. EVERYTHING. I need some Hole-inspired accessories.
Drea xo
- February 13, 2012 12:04 PM
- Brooklyn said...
You look amazing
- February 13, 2012 1:44 PM
- Betty (is half) White said...
you are fabulous!
- February 13, 2012 7:24 PM
- Natalie Mulford said...
Words can't describe how perfect I think your outfit is. I have such a crush on Arabelle!
- February 13, 2012 7:51 PM
- yea ji Kown said...
so lovely your face i like you♥
- February 13, 2012 8:28 PM
- francesca said...
I want that Hole witch sweater possibly more than anything I have ever wanted.Ever.
Did I mention ever?
- February 13, 2012 10:30 PM
- francesca said...
Also OMG YOU HAVE HOLE BARRETTES.
I had a pair from the Roseland Ballroom in NYC show on the Live Through This tour.
You are my idol.
- February 13, 2012 10:32 PM
- Abby Corner said...
I love your outfit in your photo. I feel like you could wear whatever is in my kitchen cabinets and make it look cool. You have such a fascinating air about you. Girl crush.
I've been thinking about dying my hair purple and pink, and seeing Arabelle's hair was like a sign from heaven. Guess I'll be changing my hair again!
- February 13, 2012 11:28 PM
- zoomslow said...
I remember in the past describing some of your outfits as kind of accessible, like I wouldn't feel too intimidated to come over and have a chat with you… Maybe not so much in this case, especially with the gun! :-) BUT I do like your outfit, hair, lipstick and everything. For me the very best part is your witch on a broomstick jumper. I love this little touch of self-expression, which thanks to you I often adopt myself (with pride!) <3
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The ring you made is amazing. I've also started going crazy with the glue-gun, making lots of DIY jewellery. But I actually bought an interesting ring the other day…it's got a kind of silvery metal band with a tiny teacup and saucer on it. I like 'Alice in Wonderland' a lot so I was happy to find it!
The dress you're wearing in the photo that accompanies Claire Zulkey's interview is enormously pretty!
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Oh, your look is very beautiful and sofisticate!
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Hi Tavi,
Could you tell me who makes the gun bag you borrowed in the photo?
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I'm from Russia, and we rarely see the young dandies, I also love fashion, I just adore her, I'm an artist and I love to do a variety of decorations combine different colors of clothing, Tavi, you're my idol, I love your style and your vzgyad on fashion .
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|My Grandfather Leonard Jackson of Millbridge near Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire, was killed on the
26th of September 1917, aged 28, at Passchendaele, Belgium. There is no grave as he was blown to
pieces by a shell. His name is on the Tyne Cot memorial near Ypres.
He enlisted in June 1916, joining the Royal Welsh Fusiliers as he was working in Wales at the time.
He was wounded in the leg in April 1917, but was sent back to the front after treatment.
He left behind a widow, Minnie, and three little girls; Ruby aged 2, Constance aged 4, and Evelyn
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What's your favorite movie quote?
Step Brothers! I can recite the entire movie!
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Old school Mortal Kombat! I'm probably a little rusty, but I'm sure my skills would come back to me! "Milena wins!"
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Ears pierced & 3 tattoos. Wrist, shoulder and foot. They're all small.
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What's the worst job you've ever had?
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If I told you, I'd have to kill you. ;)
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
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What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
I have all healthy food in my fridge! So, theres nothing really in there out of the norm!
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When I came across this article at first, I was appalled? Who would seriously do this? Purposely wait a year to start your child into school, so they will have an advantage in sports when they grow up??? Link to the Article HERE from ABC News .
But the more I thought about it, the more I thought "Hmmm...it's either crazy or genius!"
Okay, besides just not being "Morally" the correct thing to do...what is really wrong with this? Here are the 3 reasons why I think it might be a good idea:
1-Since child is more developed, they have a better chance of being successful in whichever sport the parent chooses for them to participate in. I am a firm believer in that being in sports (or any extra-cirrucular activity that you learn sacrifice, teamwork and dedication) helps build a foundation for a successful future. So if the child is successful in the sport, they will be more likely to "stick thru" it and play it throughout high-school. I believe this may help them be successful later in life.
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Each S. cerevisiae chromosome contains a single centromere that is necessary and sufficient for accurate chromosomal segregation during mitosis and meiosis (2). In S. cerevisiae, each of the sixteen centromeres (CEN1-CEN16) is approximately 125 base pairs (bp) long and can be subdivided into three consensus elements: CDEI, CDEII, and CDEIII. CDEI and CDEIII are 8 bp and 26 bp imperfect palindromes, respectively, while CDEII is an AT-rich sequence of 78-86 bp that lies between CDEI and CDEIII (reviewed in 3). CDEII and CDEIII are essential for centromere function (4, 5). In contrast to the compact organization of the S. cerevisiae centromere, centromeres in S. pombe and higher eukaryotes are much larger (40-100 kb for S. pombe and several Mb for humans) and contain a variety of repetitive elements.
The centromeric region of the chromosome is the site that mediates assembly of the kinetochore, a multiprotein structure consisting of at least 8 protein complexes, to which spindle microtubules attach to facilitate chromosome segregation during mitosis and meiosis. Kinetochore assembly is thought to occur in three layers, called the inner, central, and outer layers, as interactions among some complexes exhibit a hierarchical interdependence (reviewed in 6). Assembly begins with the interaction of inner centromere binding proteins that directly bind to centromeric DNA. The essential CBF3 complex, consisting of Cep3p, Cbf2p/Ndc10p, Ctf13p, and Skp1p, binds to CDEIII; this interaction may function to nucleate kinetochore assembly (7). Cbf2p/Ndc10p alone binds to CDEII over a region of 80 base pairs, suggesting that a multimeric structure is formed (8). The non-essential Cbf1p homodimer binds to CDEI and induces DNA bending, which is thought to be important for stabilizing kinetochore structure (9). Mif2p also likely interacts directly with the centromeric DNA, although it is not yet entirely clear where it binds (10, 7). Cse4p is likely a component of a specialized centromeric nucleosome (11). The additional central and outer kinetochore complexes then assemble onto the inner layer to form a functional kinetochore.
For detailed models showing kinetochore assembly, see Figure 6 of Meluh and Koshland, Figure 3 of McAinsh, et al., or Figure 6 of Espelin, et al. Click on the figure for a schematic diagram of the centromere and centromere binding proteins.
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Home > Sharpening Accessories > Norton IM50 Case
The Norton IM50 case provides a secure base for sharpening and clean storage. The case is molded from rigid ABS plastic and has non-slip rubber feet to keep your stones in place during sharpening. Designed to hold Norton 8" x 2" x 1" stones and 8" x 2" x 3/4" stone. This is case is made of black plastic.
Norton Part Number: 61463691259
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