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Lena, however, has had problems asserting herself for a long time. As a child, she tried to control her life by restricting the amount of food that she ate. By the time she was a teenager, her obsession with food had turned into anorexia. People who suffer from this condition starve themselves — sometimes to death. It's overwhelmingly a disease of teenage girls. The jewel in St Anton's crown, Chalet Lena epitomises style, luxury and opulence offering guests an experience that will be a cherished memory for years to come. x King-size double/twin bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms with separate showers, separate WCs, bidets, double sinks, sofas, dressing tables and south facing balconies.
The soft, thin and ventilating mesh is made of 100% polyester ‒ a durable material which is tested, approved and free from harmful substances and additives. Lena and her husband seem to have the same communication problem...even though they speak the same language. In an interesting reversal, Lena's mother has to translate for Lena when it comes to dealing with Harold:And the reversal of mother-daughter roles isn't limited to translation. Lena tries to protect her mother when she's a child (which is already a little topsy-turvy in terms of normal roles) and Ying-ying tries to protect Lena when Lena's an adult. Mothering and Ghosting Do you think it’s a hassle to make the bed? Then try using fitted sheet next time. Easy to pull over the mattress and safe for your child since the elastic edging keeps the sheet in place, even if your child tosses and turns. The durable fabric is knitted from sustainably grown cotton – a soft natural material that breathes, absorbs moisture and is free from substances that can harm your child's skin or health. A safe choice that allows you and your child to sleep well.
The fitted sheet is both durable and easy-care – just wash at 60°C and allow it to dry. You don’t need to iron since it will still look nice and smooth when you pull it over the mattress. Protects the mattress from accidents and spills – and keeps your child's bed hygienic, clean and dry. Storage & organisation Furniture Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Rugs, mats & flooring Beds & mattresses Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Christmas Shop Shop by roomYou will be welcomed into the spacious open-plan living area of Chalet Lena. Filled with traditional authentic Alpine charm, the exposed wooden timber beams present a picturesque chocolate-box setting for you to relax in comfort, away from the snowy storms falling outside the large floor to ceiling windows. Socialise over the day's activities, with enough sumptuous seating for the whole group to unwind together, by the warmth of the exclusive central fireplace. On the other side of the room, the large wooden dining table, seating 20 - 22 people presents the perfect place to host your gastronomic feast. Indulge in the evenings delicacies, prepared by your very own private chef, to satisfy your well-earned appetites after a long day on the slopes. After finishing your tasty treats, head outside onto the terrace areas to fully admire the uninterrupted valley views of the stunning snow-capped mountain regions surrounding you. An entertainment space on the lower floor features a wide screen Cable TV and with Apple TV, a games console, table football, table tennis, and a cosy bar, the perfect spot to hang out in the evenings. Lena believes that her mother has an uncanny ability for predicting bad things that will befall the family. For example, she predicted the failure of a bank and her own husband's death. Lena worries what she will say about the house that Lena and her husband, Harold, have bought in Woodside. What will she predict about their future — based on their new home and the location and arrangement of the rooms in it? So this is what I translated for him: "She says we must all think very hard about having another baby. She says she hopes this baby is very happy on the other side. And she thinks we should leave now and go have dinner." (II.2.76)
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