"Stay" is a charming word in a friend's vocabulary. Amos Bronson Alcott The Woodworth House Our Guests' Comments This was absolutely wonderful - it has to be a taste of heaven to come. M. & D. B. Elegant breakfast - Thanks for having us. D. B. What a wonderful home and hospitality. You have done an amazing job with decorating. E. & C. C. "Martha Stewart, eat your heart out!" Thank you so much, Fran. We'll be back. We love what you've done; you're a great hostess! G. & J. N. Such a wonderful time. You are a gracious hostess and I felt like a queen. Your home is so beautiful and such a statement. A memorable place to bring in the New Year. T. B. After all my years driving by and dreaming I finally had a chance to stay here in this lovely "painted lady". Fran, you've given her a full life again - great job, great food & fine hospitality. We enjoyed. Thanks. L.W. & R.C. We enjoyed the town and conversations. The house is beautiful. Thank you for sharing it with us. R. & D. K. The house is magnificent. Staff is just wonderful. Hospitality can't be beat. G. & B. B. A beautiful home plus a wonderful hostess--a great updated home for little Cohocton. K. F. What a wonderful restoration you have done in my "home town". P. L. Beautiful, beautiful home!! Made us feel like home! J.M. & D.J. Thrilled that you have restored this home. Everything was GREAT! Excellent food, conversations and hostess!!! A.M. We had a fantabulous experience. The hospitality was out of this world - another time - We love you, Fran!!! J.D. Thank you very much for the delightful time at my birthday celebration Wednesday evening. The food was superb and was served in such a lovely setting. You are a most gracious hostess, making all of us feel so welcome and "at home". How fortunate this area is to have the Woodworth House restored into a beautiful bed & breakfast, with excellent dining besides. With much appreciation for all your hard work and effort to make this all possible, we do thank you. V. & L. S.
Raging Bull (1978; Martin Scorsese, director) Robert DeNiro's performance in this movie seems to go beyond performance: he sinks so deeply into the role of Jake LaMotta that you almost forget he's DeNiro. It's not a likable performance, and it's not an especially likable film (the fight sequences still make me wince), but it is perhaps the high point of his career. | |
Favorite Movie "Stay," is a charming word in a friend's vocabulary. . . amos Bronson Alcott
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