 staff was friendly, their attentiveness was unsurpassed, The resort is very spacious, and very conveniently located.
I would recommend this place to anyone who want to go to absolutely paradise!!
This place absolutely rocks. The venue is insanely beautiful (even better than in the photos!), the location is perfect (walkable to nearly every good restaurant downtown!), the staff are incredibly nice, and the rooms are well-appointed and comfortable. This is easily the best VRBO property we've ever stayed in.
Dear Kirk, thank you so much for this incredible review! We loved having you as our guests and hope we may welcome you again someday!
Dit prachtige huis heeft een fantastisch uitzicht en uitstraling. Alles klopt er en je hoeft je nergens druk over te maken. Het personeel is er ook super vriendelijk en doet alles om je verblijf nog beter te maken dan het al is.
Bedankt voor deze mooie review!
This resort was an awesome place to celebrate my husband’s 50th birthday. We had a group of 16 — and rented the whole resort. We each had our own room, villa or apartment — so that each couple could have a private bath. Sam and Peter were the most helpful and offered very personalized service. I was in touch with Sam months ahead of time to arrange for our diving and several nights for private chefs to come to the resort. Their recommendations and network of service providers on the island was most helpful. The resort was beautiful with lots of history and in a very convenient area — close to restaurants, the downtown area, several dive sites,, grocery stores. We had a group with some different interests, some of us were divers, others enjoyed snorkeling and the beach and some just wanted to relax. There was something for everyone. Peter was there every night to assist the chefs with dinner and even moved all the outdoor dining to accommodate our group. I think my husband summed it up when he said — it was his best birthday EVER!! Quite the compliment.
Located in the Pietermaai district in Willemstad. Only 5 minute walk from the famous Queen Emma bridge in Willemstad. Several jazz bars and restaurants in bubbly Pietermaai. Enjoy the art walk to Willemstad with local artist Avantia Damberg, and see lots of local art in the streets, on buildings and in galleries.
Our very own MaryJo Nagy (ESP at LHS) was approached by NJEA and asked if she would be interested in recording a public service message representing the job category–ESP. According to MaryJo, “It was a very exciting experience to go to the BEN-FM 95.7 studio in Philadelphia to record along with other ESPs from other districts. This will be airing on the radio station over the next few months. I am so proud that I was able to represent our local-LTEA and our district. My photo and link to the radio message are on the homepage of NJEA under PARTNERSHIPS or you can click here to view and listen:”
We are so proud of her!Grate the cheese into a bowl, similarly grate the garlic cloves and keep it ready.
Take the butter in a bowl, it should be soft at room temperature.
Add the grated garlic to the butter and mix well.
Then add mixed herbs, red chilli flakes to the butter and mix everything really well.
Take two bread slices; spread the butter mixture on one slice of the bread.
Spread the grated cheese on the other slice.
Place the bread slice [butter spread] on top of another bread, so that the cheese is in the middle.
Heat 1 tsp of oil in a pan. Place the bread in the pan in such a way that the butter side of the bread on the pan.
Now spread the butter mixture on top of the bread as shown.
Cook on low medium flame until they turn to beautiful golden brown color. Flip the bread and cook evenly on both the sides.
When done remove from pan and transfer to plate, cut the toast and enjoy.
Delicious and super cheesy Garlic Cheese Toast is ready to be enjoyed.
Thank you all for visiting my space, please coming back again for delicious and tempting Sandwich recipes, Breakfast recipes, Soup recipes, Salad recipes from my kitchen.As a parent you want to help your kids – it’s only natural. But take a step back once in a while and they might just amaze you.
Each of my kids has recently given me cause to rethink their limits and be blown away by their abilities.
It started a few weeks back when my 13 yr old was making a music video for a school project. He had already selected his music, found a karaoke version and written his own lyrics. He asked for help mixing his audio on top of the music but then refused any other help. A few days later he showed me the finished result – all his own work – and I was totally blown away. You can see the results of his efforts here and I’ll let you be the judge.
Next up…my eleven year old daughter. Her old iPhone would no longer hold a charge and so I ordered a new battery from iFixit.com.
I was all set to replace the battery – not a task that Apple makes easy – when she asked me not to start without her. She then proceeded to take on the entire procedure, following the on-screen instructions in a calm, methodical manner that would have been beyond many adults. 30 minutes later she had a fully restored iPhone and I was in awe of this young lady.
Finally my older son has been helping out with a local charity shop by taking pictures for them every weekend and posting items for sale on their website.
When he started this he was all fingers and thumbs. He was shy, awkward, forgot the camera once and turned up with a dead camera another time.
Yesterday he strolled into the office, picked up the camera and checked it over with a practiced air. I had a little time so I went with him to give the dog a much-needed walk.
When we arrived at the store I was amazed to see the calm and easy way with which he interacted with everyone, and how warmly they received him. This wasn’t my little boy anymore, this was a young man making his way in the world and I couldn’t help but feel proud for him.
It’s easy to forget that the role of children is to push limits. For them limits change on a daily basis – one day they can’t reach the faucet and the next they can.
Challenging limits; physical,mental or imposed by other, is not only normal but to be expected. Think on that they next time they challenge your authority. Children need boundaries or they feel adrift, but as parents we have to recognize that those boundaries change every day and we need to change with them.
The next time you are doing something for your kids take a step back and consider whether by “helping” them you are actually them holding back. 
US luxury jeweler Tiffany & Co (TIF) cut its yearly profit forecast on Jan. 18 on weaker holiday sales, after spending by Chinese tourists fell unexpectedly on a global level. Tiffany also saw lowering Europe demand.
During the last two months of 2018, worldwide same-store sales fell 2% while net sales slipped 1% — the estimation was that they would increase modestly.
Tiffany Chief Executive Alessandro Bogliolo in a statement said that lower spending by tourists, mostly Chinese, and uncertainties in Europe have adversely affected customer demand.
In the first part of Friday, Tiffany stock slipped 1% on the news. Till Thursday close, the jeweler saw its stock fall 22% in the past twelve months.
Tiffany also refrained from raising its yearly profit targets in November, possibly due to the same slowdown in spending.
Tiffany is not the only one hit by this latest trend. Underwhelming holiday period results also affected Macy’s (M), Kohls (KSS) and other major US retailers.
On Thursday, another US jeweler Signet (SIG) posted sliding holiday period sales and cut its 2018 profit forecast. Its stock plummeted 20%.
Back in the last week of November 2018, Tiffany & Co posted a 4% rise in worldwide net sales of $1.01 billion, helped by a 2% improvement in comparable sales for the third quarter. However, the top line then narrowly missed market estimates.
Net earnings for the period fell 5% to $95 million or $0.77 per diluted share. In the Americas, total net sales inched 5% up to $442 million, while Asia-Pacific net sales rose 4% to $294 million.
At October 31, 2018, Tiffany operated 321 stores — 124 in the Americas, 89 in Asia-Pacific, 55 in Japan, 48 in Europe, and five in the UAE — vs. 315 stores a year ago.What to do if it snows!
The school will strive to remain open throughout the winter as it recognises the importance of enabling parents and carers to get to their own place of work if at all possible.
However, occasionally because of weather conditions, roads to the school are closed stopping staff members getting to the school.
The school’s internal severe weather plan has a line of command which quickly enables senior staff members to gauge the feasibility of keeping the school open. The decision is based on the number of staff members who can safely get to the school, as well as the site being safe to children and parents accessing the school.
We would ask you NOT to try and phone into school directly