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Limak Lara De Luxe Resort & Hotel - THE BEST HOLIDAY EVER!
Erm.. I don't know what you want me to do to be honest? Describe my holiday? O_O
*Well... I went with extended family - Mum, Dad, 2 brothers, my mum's sister, her husband (so my uncle) and their 3 kids, and one of my mum's brother's, his wife (so my auntie) and their three kids.
*Flew with Thomas Cook, 4 hour flight from Manchester to Antalya.
*Left home at 4am, took off at 7am, arrived in Turkey at about 1pm local time.
*It was hot :)
*Ermm... got there, dumped bags at reception and then sat in the sofa area for about ten minutes enjoying the all inclusive drinks and stuff and saying how amazing the hotel was.
*Got given our room keys, went upstairs, said OMG this is an amazing room, as we had panoramic windows showing the sea and beach and all the pools of the hotel etc. There was a huge corner sofa, a 6 person granite table for room service I suppose because we ate at the restaurants in the hotel every night, a huge immaculate bathroom and a jacuzzi!! And a massive balcony with a table, chairs and some sunbeds.
*Got changed into swimwear, left mum to unpack and went to the pool with brothers and three of my cousins (about the same age - we were 16, 15, 14, 13, 12 and 11, interestingly)
*Had about three or four hours in the pool, which was mainly empty by this point as we'd got in about 3ish and after an hour or two most people were heading back to their rooms to get ready for dinner.
*Went for dinner at the buffet style restaurant and all had about 3 meals each as its kinda free being all inclusive
* Went to watch the evening entertainment by the animation team
*Sat around inside with some of the boys playing table tennis, the adults drinking alcohol and getting funnier and funnier as they attempted charades.
*Went to bed, woke up being burnt alive by the sun through the window at about nine, got ready for first full day at the hotel, and went down.
*Repeated same sort of pattern throughout the week, establishing "our" spot on the beach, making friends with all the animation team, rejecting a marriage proposal from a kinda creepy waiter who insisted on blowing kisses and calling me darling and making me a rose out of a paper napkin (didn't mind too much tbh haha), visiting the mini disco most nights with my 5y/o cousin and me and my 13 y/o cousin enjoying it more than her because it brought back memories from old times in other hotels when we went to the minidisco, ermm... riding a camel, building sandcastles, going parasailing, going on a pedalo, going on a banana boat (eight cousins on a banana boat = way more fun that you can have with parents or just brothers), learning Turkish for thankyou, eating more icecreams than you thought possible in week, getting fat on chips everyday for lunch, needing to jump in the pool in the 34c heat, even though the week before we went it was 40c, playing ping pong, pool, and bowling in the games room, exploring the hotel and getting lost cos its so huge and like a maze, steam room, sauna, turkish bath, waterslides.
Well, that was my favourite holiday so far. :]
Don't really know why you're asking this tbh but if you're considering visiting Turkey then I'd say yes definitely go, and seriously consider the Limak Lara De Luxe Resort & Hotel in Antalya because it's amazing & the animation staff are incredible, friendly and talented. Wish I was back there now :( xx
Limak Lara De Luxe Resort & Hotel - THE BEST HOLIDAY EVER!
Erm.. I don't know what you want me to do to be honest? Describe my holiday? O_O
*Well... I went with extended family - Mum, Dad, 2 brothers, my mum's sister, her husband (so my uncle) and their 3 kids, and one of my mum's brother's, his wife (so my auntie) and their three kids.
*Flew with Thomas Cook, 4 hour flight from Manchester to Antalya.
*Left home at 4am, took off at 7am, arrived in Turkey at about 1pm local time.
*It was hot :)
*Ermm... got there, dumped bags at reception and then sat in the sofa area for about ten minutes enjoying the all inclusive drinks and stuff and saying how amazing the hotel was.
*Got given our room keys, went upstairs, said OMG this is an amazing room, as we had panoramic windows showing the sea and beach and all the pools of the hotel etc. There was a huge corner sofa, a 6 person granite table for room service I suppose because we ate at the restaurants in the hotel every night, a huge immaculate bathroom and a jacuzzi!! And a massive balcony with a table, chairs and some sunbeds.
*Got changed into swimwear, left mum to unpack and went to the pool with brothers and three of my cousins (about the same age - we were 16, 15, 14, 13, 12 and 11, interestingly)
*Had about three or four hours in the pool, which was mainly empty by this point as we'd got in about 3ish and after an hour or two most people were heading back to their rooms to get ready for dinner.
*Went for dinner at the buffet style restaurant and all had about 3 meals each as its kinda free being all inclusive
* Went to watch the evening entertainment by the animation team
*Sat around inside with some of the boys playing table tennis, the adults drinking alcohol and getting funnier and funnier as they attempted charades.
*Went to bed, woke up being burnt alive by the sun through the window at about nine, got ready for first full day at the hotel, and went down.
*Repeated same sort of pattern throughout the week, establishing "our" spot on the beach, making friends with all the animation team, rejecting a marriage proposal from a kinda creepy waiter who insisted on blowing kisses and calling me darling and making me a rose out of a paper napkin (didn't mind too much tbh haha), visiting the mini disco most nights with my 5y/o cousin and me and my 13 y/o cousin enjoying it more than her because it brought back memories from old times in other hotels when we went to the minidisco, ermm... riding a camel, building sandcastles, going parasailing, going on a pedalo, going on a banana boat (eight cousins on a banana boat = way more fun that you can have with parents or just brothers), learning Turkish for thankyou, eating more icecreams than you thought possible in week, getting fat on chips everyday for lunch, needing to jump in the pool in the 34c heat, even though the week before we went it was 40c, playing ping pong, pool, and bowling in the games room, exploring the hotel and getting lost cos its so huge and like a maze, steam room, sauna, turkish bath, waterslides.
Well, that was my favourite holiday so far. :]
Don't really know why you're asking this tbh but if you're considering visiting Turkey then I'd say yes definitely go, and seriously consider the Limak Lara De Luxe Resort & Hotel in Antalya because it's amazing & the animation staff are incredible, friendly and talented. Wish I was back there now :( xx
House M.D. question. Anybody who knows the episodes can answer this.?
Q. Okay I saw an episode where a boy had a very interesting problem.
Dr. House would flicker the lights, on, off, on, off and then he would put them on and start walking. The boy was unable to see him moving, but he could see him when he stopped. He said the boy had something wrong with him (obviously) After about 30 seconds the boy fell onto the floor and had a seizure.
Can ANYBODY tell me what episode that was, and what was wrong with the boy. Cause I can't find it. Thanks
Dr. House would flicker the lights, on, off, on, off and then he would put them on and start walking. The boy was unable to see him moving, but he could see him when he stopped. He said the boy had something wrong with him (obviously) After about 30 seconds the boy fell onto the floor and had a seizure.
Can ANYBODY tell me what episode that was, and what was wrong with the boy. Cause I can't find it. Thanks
Answer
Son of a Coma Guy, Season 3, Episode 7.
The boy, Kyle, has cardiomyopathy. He was at Princeton (the hospital) visiting his father, which is where House first triggered his seizures by flicking the lights on and off, then throwing a bag of chips to him (House was eating his lunch next to Kyle's father, whom House used to call 'Coma Guy') Kyle couldn't see House's movements, therefore House thought he had akinetopsia, and they admitted him to the hospital. But when his seizures went unexplained, House and his team started investigating further. Kyle's father, Gabe, who was in a coma for years because of the fire which killed his wife and Kyle's mother years before (Gabe blamed Kyle for his wife's death), was then woken up by House who gave him a large dose of L-Dopa, so he could find out more about their history. House tells Gabe that he has only a day before he lapses back into his coma. Gabe then tells House he's going to live this day well and wants to go to Atlantic City. House and Wilson drive him there, and House questions him throughout the trip (in turn, answering Gabe's own probing questions about House), trying to get as much diagnostic info as possible. Gabe tells House about his family members of his who have died, and brilliant House recognizes patterns and comes up with MERRF syndrome. He calls Foreman and tells him to test for MERRF, but seeing as Kyle has fatal cardiomyopathy, even if the MERRF is cured, he still needs a new heart. House tells Gabe his son is dying in the hospital. Gabe then says seeing as he'll be back in a vegetative state for life, he wants to give Kyle his heart so that Kyle can live. Wilson opposes, but House tells him to leave the hotel the three of them are in as he's already lied to the police enough for House (Tritter's investigations into House's Vicodin addiction). So Wilson figures out an alabi for himself and House while House tells Gabe the best way to kill himself and prevent damage to his heart. House and Wilson then return to Princeton with Gabe's body and Kyle is able to live after undergoing the transplant thanks to his father.
House went through a few diagnosis theories in the episode, including mercury poisoning and akinetopsia (Cameron, Foreman and Chase thought it could have been liver damage because they found wine bottles in Kyle's backpack).
Son of a Coma Guy, Season 3, Episode 7.
The boy, Kyle, has cardiomyopathy. He was at Princeton (the hospital) visiting his father, which is where House first triggered his seizures by flicking the lights on and off, then throwing a bag of chips to him (House was eating his lunch next to Kyle's father, whom House used to call 'Coma Guy') Kyle couldn't see House's movements, therefore House thought he had akinetopsia, and they admitted him to the hospital. But when his seizures went unexplained, House and his team started investigating further. Kyle's father, Gabe, who was in a coma for years because of the fire which killed his wife and Kyle's mother years before (Gabe blamed Kyle for his wife's death), was then woken up by House who gave him a large dose of L-Dopa, so he could find out more about their history. House tells Gabe that he has only a day before he lapses back into his coma. Gabe then tells House he's going to live this day well and wants to go to Atlantic City. House and Wilson drive him there, and House questions him throughout the trip (in turn, answering Gabe's own probing questions about House), trying to get as much diagnostic info as possible. Gabe tells House about his family members of his who have died, and brilliant House recognizes patterns and comes up with MERRF syndrome. He calls Foreman and tells him to test for MERRF, but seeing as Kyle has fatal cardiomyopathy, even if the MERRF is cured, he still needs a new heart. House tells Gabe his son is dying in the hospital. Gabe then says seeing as he'll be back in a vegetative state for life, he wants to give Kyle his heart so that Kyle can live. Wilson opposes, but House tells him to leave the hotel the three of them are in as he's already lied to the police enough for House (Tritter's investigations into House's Vicodin addiction). So Wilson figures out an alabi for himself and House while House tells Gabe the best way to kill himself and prevent damage to his heart. House and Wilson then return to Princeton with Gabe's body and Kyle is able to live after undergoing the transplant thanks to his father.
House went through a few diagnosis theories in the episode, including mercury poisoning and akinetopsia (Cameron, Foreman and Chase thought it could have been liver damage because they found wine bottles in Kyle's backpack).
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