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She said she's only seen one worse- clergyman at church whose wife in clergy had affair w another clergyman. Entire congregation knew, kids knew, etc
Our kids do not know. Her H and family does not know. Ours doesn't either. Just a few of my friends know. I've kept it to myself bc of kids. Mine and hers.
Bc of the "connections" recovery will be challenging, therapist says.
It sure is. Every day I'm hit in the face with ten reminders. But I'm ok. I'm pushing thru
I am so saddened when I read about OW/OM that were "friends of the family".
Though we live in a small town, My wife's OM is fairly "unto himself". I only knew of him pre-A because he is a joint owner in a small business. Which is more or less how their affair launched.
Several times I question our decision to stay in this area....
I can't say I feel your pain as I don't know the pain of double betrayal, others will be along soon enough to authentically empathize with you. I would ask if moving is an option?
I am torn......some of my triggers I felt I had to physically go to and face head on.....others I can heal from mentally going there.
In your sitch......I just don't know how people should process through it.
Dang.....not much wisdom from me. Prayed a prayer for you all right now.
God is with us all.
Her H and family does not know.
why doesn't her husband know? It helps to have another set of eyes on things in the beginning.
This is horrible, the double betrayal.
I didn't have that but yesterday experienced about 18 triggers. They're like little zings. I'm tired of it. I hope you find peace.
[This message edited by rachelc at 7:24 AM, July 11th (Friday)]
me (WW/BS): 48
him: (BS/WH)52
4 kiddos in mid 20's
Follow your intuition. Be smart, be brave. Tell the truth and dont take any shit.
Please remember that there is no OW namecalling in the Reconciliation Forum.
Thank you.
We spent countless hours with them, go to the same church, go to the same gym (and gym classes), our kids were friends, we looked after each other's houses while on vacation, etc., etc. We were even planning a vacation together.
But, this is a pretty common story. I am surprised that your therapist even blinks an eye at it.
For me, it has been insidious in the fact that we cared for them, and I knew that she and her husband had real affection for my husband, and I encouraged it & took a lot of pleasure in that. I didn't know that she had had a crush on him for years, and that when she saw a weak moment for him (bad time career-wise, personally, and in our marriage) that she'd pounce like a feral cat. (ha.) I didn't know that he was so desperate for an ego boost that he'd become infatuated with someone he had never had an attraction to when she started flattering him, and making him feel "understood." I thought we were just close friends, acting like a support for each other. And really, we were. The affair was just two broken folks who had a radar out for broken, and when they needed a selfish escape, they acted on it. It is crazy making, because my husband kept thinking that because we were friends, she must be "like me." After the affair, he could point to almost nothing he liked or admired about her.
I will say this - I do not miss her. I realized after this happened, that she was really just a good mirror. She reflects those around her, but there is no real substance there. She is narcissistic, and not a good friend, wife or mother. She is likely an alcoholic, and I just hope every day that her kids have a fighting chance. I realized that our friendship with them, while a lot of fun, was pretty surface. I thought we had this great connection, but it was always fueled by a bottle of wine and snarky gossip about mutual friends/acquaintances, and picking on my husband. I miss talking music and books with her OBS, but at a year out, I mostly don't miss them in my lives, and really came to the realization this week that she was no friend of mine, ever really.
And seeing her is getting easier. I see her a few times a month, I guess. I don't go out of my way to avoid her, but I haven't had to come face to face with her in a small setting, yet. Think of each viewing as an innoculation -- making you stronger. She only has the power over you that you let her have.
Our kids know we are not friends with them any more, but not why. (Which has turned into more of a mystery than I'd like. My 10 year old presses me on the "why" all the time. ) He has a sense it has to do with her as she has snubbed him a few times (b&tc%!!) while the OBS is always very nice to him.
I am sorry the OBS doesn't know in your case. I couldn't handle that, myself. We actually met one day about a month after dday - kind of for closure. It was sad, but I am glad we did it.
I hope for peace for you - it does get easier.
[This message edited by bionicgal at 9:38 AM, July 11th (Friday)]
Our kIds know now and have cut all ties with them.
It's a special hurt the double betrayal. ... infiltrates everything.
We all hung out together. We had all went on a big family vacation with them the month before DD. The guys had also gone a guys trip with some other guys while the affair was going on. I was thinking of talking to fWH about having OW and her BS be listed as guardians of our kids if something ever happened to us.
I am so THANKfUL that we live in a big enough town and we live on the opposite side of town as OW and her family. OW and fWH are now on opposite shifts also. I am still sort of waiting/scared of when we run into them again... I pray that that I don't have the kids when that happens. They all loved OW and her BS...
But to answer the "real" question, I guess I didn't know her that well. I never dreamed she would do this to me, her H and her kids. I *thought* she was a good person, a little young and immature, yes, but never THIS.
I think you need to tell her H. It is better to have two sets of eyes watching the situation than just yours. In our situation it never would have worked to not tell. My FWH called OBS the day he told me and blew the lid off of everything. No more secrets, no more lies.
Me- BW, 30
Him- fWh, 36
Mostly R'd, minus a few scars...bought a house and got a puppy...And baby makes 3! She arrived August 2013
My FWW's OM was a friend of mine and hers. She's worked together with him and so have I. We became pretty good friends through the years and I never had reason not to trust. At least no reason that I knew of.
But, I obviously thought she cared for my family, that she would protect my family, and I certainly did hers.
And this what I think is why I have it "easier" without the double betrayal.
7 kids have been hurt by the affair that is a part of our life now. I don't think I am minimizing when I say I have it "easier" because my wife did not know his kids, nor did he know ours....that our familys knew nothing of each other prior to their choices.
A trigger for me was our family dog.....they walked with her in the park 1 block from our house. He snuggled and played with her. It is extremely painful to think about even 2 years out. And that is how I feel about a DOG!
A thought.......
Flip side of this.......how painful is this for the wayward to have to face? In your sitch Hatemyhusband, your husband must deal with the fact that he destroyed a family he bonded with too. Or maybe better said....the fact remains he helped the OW destroy parts of his family and he knows that at some level, whether he finds the courage to face and own that fact in its intirety is up to him. But the pain of his choices is within him NOW....he may turn a blind eye to it, but pain is within him. Like playing hide and seek with a baby...the baby puts a napkin over his face and thinks he's hidden! I know it was his choice...but the fact must be he is struggling hard with this pain too....consciously or subconciously. More so than a wayward who never really "knew" the other family.....right?
Yes, I know my wife knew he had 5 kids...OM knew my wife had 2 daughters. (their physical affair would start after dropping respective kids off at school and stop after picking them up) But there is a very big difference between "knowing of" and "knowing them".
Pain all around.
I don't know if it helps....but this pain that you are feeling? The painful fact that even innocent children where no match for temptation and sinful desire? It was helpful in IC for me to own the truth that my wife and the OM never shared love for each other...if they had they would not have been so eager to help each other destroy so much, including parts of themselves.
My wife not knowing his wife or his kids, him not knowing our girls or me....would actually make adultery easier for them. "Kids are resilient" would be an easier thought for them since the kids remain "surface level" in identity. This would help the wayward in this sitch as they thought thoughts such as "This is my soul mate...wouldn't it be better to be married to him and model this relationship for my girls than the dreadful, dead one I am stuck in with my original man?"
The ADDED "deterrent" in your sitch, hatemyhusband, of both waywards intimately knowing all affected was not even strong enough to get your husband to find the courage to search out his "whys" as to his own thoughts, feelings and actions.
It is quite the opposite of him thinking "she is all that and a bag of popcorn".....quite the contrary, IMO. His brokenness and pain is so tremendous that he actually sacrificied MORE to get his "fix" than I did. OW is NOT a factor in your husbands choice to commit adultery. She was available...end of story.
REMEMBER: Adultery is first and foremost sin. Sin, by its nature, is singularly selfish. Even if done in group settings.....it comes down to personal choice as to how they feed their personal desires. The first lie that is told for sin to be chosen is one the person choosing to sin tells themselves. I know....I am "that guy".
Please please please keep that thought present in your mind. I could see the temptation to think really bad, untrue thoughts in your sitch....believe her egg salad was better than yours and thats why your husband choose her over you. It is NOT THAT WAY. He choose as he did because of how he was coping with life....not out of a choice to love the OW.
This painful fact also helped me own that nothing I could have done would have deterred my wife from harvesting the fruit she was so intent on growing. Couldn't have chose to love her better, more sex, nicer car, date nights, fun, excitment.....nothing could have deterred her from her path outside of something from within her.
This is one of the reasons it is so critical for a WS to aggresively search for and work through all of their "whys". If they are interested in accepting R, it is equally important to share that journey with their BS. It appears most waywards cope with life by concealing and hiding from it. The fact that they were able to do so all the way into adultery speaks to just how much of a challenge they have laid before them.
I pray Mr. Hatemyhusband is sharing his journey with you.
God is with us all.
[This message edited by blakesteele at 10:45 AM, July 11th (Friday)]
I've instructed her to avoid me and H and each time I run into her face to face, I will share her info with one person of my choice in town. (7 mo and she missed parties, dropped our gym, skips school functions). So far, I don't ever see her
Her H has cheating, drug and drinking issues. He's a loose cannon. I don't need the drama. Let them cheat on each other but stay away from my family
The "other set of eyes" advice I question. Why do I want anyone stopping my H from an A or starting again? He chooses this, he's gone. He wants that, he's gone. He can have it. I don't want anyone w me that wants to be elsewhere
I'm strong. It is easier to move but I live two mins from works. My kids are excelling in school. I love my town. I'm never sacrificing what I dreamt ---for him, her or the fall out of the A. Not an option. I'll force her out before that occurs, by telling her school her nastiness.
My H chose this path for 2 years. My friend chose to bait him, use me and set this up. He allowed himself to be tangled in her web. I warned him she was having a crisis and distanced myself from her. She hated I called her out on inappropriate behavior and worked my H to turn against me.
Now, she holds no power. I do. He sold her out on DD, giving me every dirty perverted detail. He spilled lots that he didn't need to. After confronting her and letting her know I know the level of low she stooped to, and all she could lose, she got the pic loud and clear.
Lastly, I permitted her to contact my husband whenever she felt like it bc the day he takes the call, the day our M is over and I no longer play the nice way.
[This message edited by Hatemyhusband at 3:51 PM, July 11th (Friday)]
The OW in my situation is a co-worker of H. I worked at same company in a different division and knew her for years. Luckily I have moved on and don't have to see her anymore on a regular basis.
She chased my husband full force and he fell for her crap!! I saw red flags, ignored at first then investigated and discovered! It took my WH a long, long very painful time to come clean. I still to this day do not have the whole story. I choose to move on! I had to get her out of my head!
She was never sorry, remorseful and treated me bad, after all I did for her! I still have to see her sometimes. I pretend she doesn't exists as best I can, as does my husband! She is still trying to get his attention when we end up in the same place. When we are around she talks extra loud and turns around in her seat constantly starring our way. She is hard to pretend to miss sometimes, as she is a very loud and look at me type person.
The good thing, when she is around (and other times) my husband is so loving and touchy and sweet. Always holding my hand or putting his arm around me. He makes me feel so loved now a days whether she is around or not! When she turns around in her seat she gets to see how well we are healing and how loving we are to each other. This makes me feel good!! She can watch all she wants!!
Flip side of this.......how painful is this for the wayward to have to face? In your sitch Hatemyhusband, your husband must deal with the fact that he destroyed a family he bonded with too. Or maybe better said....the fact remains he helped the OW destroy parts of his family and he knows that at some level, whether he finds the courage to face and own that fact in its entirety is up to him.
This is true for me. I don't know if it adds to the discussion, but I wanted to let blakesteele know he's right on the mark.
If I was willing to risk my BW, my M and my kids, destroying the life of another family came pretty easy. I hurt so many people that are close to me, people who have taken me in as family.
he helped the OW destroy parts of his family and he knows that at some level, whether he finds the courage to face and own that fact in its entirety is up to him.
t/j: there's no way my WS has even considered this. He looked blank when I asked him about it.
so then what?
Sigh...I have so far to go on this topic.
I was even going to be sat next to him on the plane!
Lives on the same street, 2 houses away. Walk to school every day.
Its just horrible, a special kind of horrible.
Thanks for responding. I knew I was correct...not because of being a wayward or your confirming post, but by being human. I know of some of my "whys" behind my sins....this is how I know what I spoke of and what you embraced is true.
Hopefully you know the diffence between being condemned and being convicted. Know it FULLY....heart and mind.
Rachelc....hang in there. My sins are tough tough tough to face....and, while they had the potential to destroy my family as well as other families...they did not. So I expect the struggle within a waywards self is far greater than the ones I struggle with.
Sin is sin...but consequences of various sins are HUGELY variable. Adultery is listed as a grievous sin. The consequences are far reaching.
Keep the faith, Hatemyhusband.....your post is full of pain, but resonates strength!
[This message edited by blakesteele at 3:05 PM, July 11th (Friday)]
I truly think the last one was convenient and she came on to him (her BH said she told the same story - plus he cannot have sex due to a health condition). Since my WH is a KISA he was always available to anyone men and women who need his help that is how it started with #2 as well. She said he reminded her of her father - yuk!
You really learn that people are not who you think they are. I told WH that he should go to Hollywood as he is a fantastic actor.
My kids know something occurred. The don't know exactly but when my 12 year old said "Mom, did that time u almost for D have to do w person X? And h heard, it was hard on us all.
I told him it did, that X crossed he line w dad. My son said " I knew it. She was always trying to cause trouble for u two and jealous"
My husband cried after hearing me and son talking.
Yes. So muh pain. Pain for me. My kids. My husband. Pain
I'm glad her kids are atleast spared the pain mine have been hit with. I'm a better person who actually thinks ahead before I act therefore not going over and grabbing her by throat and telling her H. I know he will explode in front of the kids.
My therapist said my situation is one of the "worst" affairs she's seen as the OW was my friend, lives in town, and is son's friend's mom.
Forgive me, but how is this information helpful to you? I think based on the responses here, and some of the stories on this site, that your therapist may or may not be experienced in infidelity, but I don't understand how saying something like this to you is helpful, in any way.
She said she's only seen one worse- clergyman at church whose wife in clergy had affair w another clergyman. Entire congregation knew, kids knew, etc
To me, this is comparing pain. Again - where is the help in this? Do you think that the clergyman hurt worse than you? Less? It seems almost gossipy.
The "two sets of eyes" comment - about why would you want someone stopping your H - it's really more about another set of eyes to tell you if your H is at it again. He cheated for 2 years, so he's proven he's willing to lie. If another person is watching on the other side of the A, then it's more difficult to get away with long term.
Painfulpast brings up some solid points here.....really look into them. It could affect your healing pathway.
I think based on the responses here, and some of the stories on this site, that your therapist may or may not be experienced in infidelity, but I don't understand how saying something like this to you is helpful, in any way.
I am seeing a christian therapist for my IC sessions. When I shared with her my "hands on sex talk" with my parents....she literally gasped and covered her mouth. Yeah....kinda shocked me. Not to the point of retraction but to the point "Shit, that was f'ed up....wasn't it?" point.
Since I believe it was a one time abuse sitch I am electing to not seek out a CSA specialist.
But I DID make a mistake with choosing my therapist that was seeing me for anxiety issues (during the summer my wifes affair was going on but of which I did not know about) as our MC. She was not an infidelity specialists....and it showed.
Your therapists technique of categorizing your experience, your level of trauma, your pain is very unhealthy. Even if your pain is more or less than anothers.....it matters not. What matters is that this therapist has the skills to lead you to the pain, enable/teach you how to face and release the pain, and come out the other side a better person...meaning more able to process pain and discomfort of all levels and sorts. It appears to me she has the potential to prolong your pain, trip up your ability to process life in healthy ways....almost in a "non-relationship friendly way". Much like I envision a group of relationship-burned people would. Kind of a "Oh sister, I can't BELIEVE he would do that to you!!!" sort of way.
Not for me to decide...just wanted to have you examine a wise nudge from Painfulpast. I have reaped a harvest from such nudging.
God is with us all.
[This message edited by blakesteele at 4:55 PM, July 11th (Friday)]
My therapist was not comparing pain,
But addressing that an affair with such betrayal, the duration, the people involved, etc will take a long time to heal from. And she stated that this is by far one of worst she has heard of. The clergyman story she shared bc she was telling me how she saw the same- family intertwined BUT religious believes and entire congregation knew about it YET they were able to recover and reconcile. Not so much of a comparison. She was trying to acknowledge it isn't easy, it's ok to take my time, and there is hope
[This message edited by Hatemyhusband at 6:52 PM, July 11th (Friday)]
Validating the challenge I am experiencing.
OM was one of my good friends. Near-daily text messages, jokes, funny pictures, etc. I helped him get his apartment, talked to the landlord for him when he was having car problems, vented to him about married life, the works.
It sucks.
It has totally destroyed what little sense of family I had. WH is an only child whose parents and grandparents have all passed away. There are no more family holidays or gatherings of any kind on my side as a direct result of their A.
There is no escaping it for me either. When I run into people I know, no one ever asks me how anyone is my family is doing. I don't go to events that I think my sister might go to. Most of the time, I just stay home.
The grief if tangible. Not only do I grieve the loss of my innocent trust, I also grieve the loss of my family. The affect has been profound in my life.
So yes, I do understand the additional struggle that comes with double betrayal. It sucks.
They were an integral part of our entire social life, and it negatively affected some of our close friendships. The most substantial part of the EA (later PA) started when we were on a vacation together with a bunch of of our mutual friends (renting a beach house on the Outer Banks). While I don't have any reason to believe our other friends knew about what was going on between them during the affair (they worked to hide what they were doing), some of our "friends" still spend significant amounts of time with OW and her husband after the fact. And yes, everybody knows what happened. I outed them all after DDay, and what they did was fairly horrific - they not only wrecked my marriage but also almost torpedoed my Ph.D.. Because we are out of state, we are just letting those friendships fade away rather than cause additional drama, but I have felt pretty betrayed that some of our oldest friends wouldn't take a stand on my behalf or on behalf of our marriage. One thing that I have learned during the infidelity process is just how weak and morally deficient some people are. I have come to the conclusion that there is literally nothing another person could do to me that would be bad enough that certain people would be willing to cause any conflict over it. And that's a shitty realization to have about other human beings who you loved and trusted.
Anyway, we moved out of town a couple of months after DDay - not specifically to avoid OW and her husband, but because I got a really good job in another state. I do not know how we would have made it if we hadn't had the opportunity to move. I think having to worry about running into them at parties, or hearing about them from other people, and having to deliberately alter aspects of our life to deal with their presence would have been a nightmare. I really think it would have undermined the reconciliation process in a big way.
As it is, it is still a very long, hard road putting this marriage back together. And one of my biggest issues is that I am kind of afraid of other people now. We have been here a year, and we have not made a single friend, nor do I even want to (and WH has said he doesn't want to either). When I think about ever inviting another couple into my home again, I want to throw up. I think both of us actually have PTSD about the whole "couple friends" thing now. For me, it's not even just about other women - the OW's husband in my case also betrayed me and was emotionally abusive towards me after DDay. There was no remorse at all from OW or her husband. I never even got an apology from either of them. Over time it's been more difficult to process that than to deal with my husband's betrayal. I still cry frequently thinking about how badly OW treated me during this whole thing. How could I ever trust another friend after everything that has happened?
The double betrayal is one of the worst things anyone can ever go through. It has the potential to destroy a person's faith in other human beings. Not only is your spouse betraying you, but the people you might turn to in a time of crisis are helping him do it, and then other people often fail to stand next to you after the SHTF. And you lose all of your happy memories, pictures, holidays, everything - five entire years of my life are now completely tainted because of my husband's affair with my friend. The whole process is an absolutely cruel and evil thing to do to another human being.
[This message edited by TheGarden at 11:37 AM, July 12th (Saturday)]
Fwh was obs best friend...best man at the wedding...they had been friends 12 or so years....obs, fwh and I lived together when we were younger then fwh and obs lived together again I'm 2012 when they were away for work. So they were way closer then ow and I but still I confided in her and trusted her....I don't have friends anymore...how can I? I can't trust anyone. It messes you up. I hate her and wish her nothing but a miserable life. Obs and fwh are friends again (obs and ow are divorced) which I have never seen in my 2 years here...it can be awkward. Obs is here 4 or 5 times a month and him and fwh text almost daily again....obs says it is still weird for him at times but I feel like I'm the only one it's weird.I have to leave the room sometimes.
None of us have anything to do with ow.
I have yet to run into her. Just her kids, parents, her naive H. I can't wait for the day she and I are at the same place. I had two "discussions " w her. Days after. I will never cry, yell or make a scene. I'll look her in the eye and hold my head up high and she will get the heck out of my space so fast. I. Can. Not. Wait.
1st D-day EA w/mow our realtor 4-?-2007, 2nd D-day PA w/ same mow 5-29-2010
I'm the first person to call people out for their wrong behavior but quite frankly if protecting my kids from this nitemare costs this chick's husband living a lie, so be it.
I'm not chancing that this man doesn't explode in front of his own kids, mine and the entire town. They are an unstable couple w drugs and alcohol part of their lives
And.. You know what else I would LOVE to do if it wouldn't hurt my kids to hear, out the fact that an elem teacher-her- was screwing my husband in her classroom 15 mins after her students left.
I'd love to protect the other man but not if it hurts my kids or her kids. Not happening She can live with that guilt or no guilt. I don't own that. She does
[This message edited by sunflowergirl30 at 11:49 AM, July 15th (Tuesday)]
I won't put my kids at jeopardy of having to hear the gossip. It's their friends mom. It would be all over the school they all attend, the town. Etc. I won't make my kids have to deal w that when they know their dad and mom at having some issues. That's hard enough
Plus she's a teacher. We were all close. Too much hurt that I could avoid for my kids and hers.
I'll sacrifice this. It's on her. Not me

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Lanai City
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- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.hotellanai.com/
- Phone: (808) 565-7211
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Wednesday - Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Comfort Food, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Ryan McCormick
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Lanai City Grille can create custom menus for up to 120 people. Banquet and catering menus are available upon request.
- Entertainment: Kick off your weekend with fine food and live music on Friday nights at Lanai City Grille. Outdoor diners have a front row seat to enjoy Lanai's generous assortment of local talent.
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Lana'i City Grille is the alluring restaurant located within the historic Hotel Lana'i. In harmony with the charismatic ambience of the hotel itself, this friendly venue glows with Hawaiian charm and is a bona fide feast for the senses.Continued
The menu is a delightful mix of island fresh ingredients with vibrant flavors and colors. Anticipate generously portioned entrees ranging from locally caught seafood, prime meats and our signature rotisserie chicken.
The menu is a delightful mix of island fresh ingredients with vibrant flavors and colors. Anticipate generously portioned entrees ranging from locally caught seafood, prime meats and our signature rotisserie chicken.
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- Food4.6Service4.7
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (16)neighborhood gem (14)special occasion (10)good for groups (9)romantic (8)hot spot (5)kid-friendly (2)notable wine list (2)great for brunch (1)great for lunch (1)vibrant bar scene (1)late-night find (1)great for outdoor dining (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- Lanai City Grille No Ka OiAllieDined on 11/13/2014Best place to dine for dinner on Lanai...hands down!! Superb food, cordial and courteous service. Chef came out to see if everything was ok. Waiter was very attentive and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best on Lanai independent of FSOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/12/2014This is a must do stop while on Lanai. Great food in a nice casual surrounding. Make sure to get the skillet chocolate chip cookie, unreal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lanai City GrillTC180ReviewsDined on 11/8/2014Good food, some unique. Will go again next time we visit Lanai. Only complaint is that since they don't have a corkage fee, we couldn't open the wine we brought.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this placeKelleyVIPDined on 11/6/2014If you've been to Lana'i you know there aren't a lot of choices for dining out and if you're staying at either of the two Four Seasons on island it's nice to get off property and mix up the food options. We always eat here when we visit Lana'i and it is a great restaurant - had the filet and slow cooked ribs - beautifully prepared and so good. The restaurant/hotel was recently purchased by Larry Ellison - who owns almost everything else on the island - so hopefully he will maintain its individual character and commitment to great food.Special Features:
- Order the SeabasscalidinerDined on 10/24/2014Great miso Seabass! Just as good as two years ago. Worth the tripSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just one exceptionBhamdinerDined on 10/23/2014Our Party of 6 arrived early and was happily accommodated. Food was outstanding, beautifully presented and delicious. Noise was horrible. Even though we were seated at the beginning of the evening, there were 3 loud and obnoxious people seated at the bar 3 tables away who were so loud we could not hear our server or each other.Special Features:
- My Best dining experiencebestmealeverDined on 10/12/2014The Lanai City Grille was the best dining experience my husband and I have had since we have been traveling and visiting the different Hawaiian islands. The menu was extensive in its variety and the staff was very knowledgeable regarding the menu and suggesting wines to go with various dishes. I had the crab cakes as an appetizer, pork chops and truffles mac & cheese for my main course. My husband had the roasted chicken and we finished off our meal with the fresh baked chocolate chip cookie.I had read other reviews prior to dining at the Lanai City Grille and some said that it was pricey, it was worth every penny and if I have the pleasure of returning to Lanai for vacation, this restaurant will definitely be on my to do list!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding ServiceSissyVIPDined on 10/1/2014Thank you, Theresa, for always providing exceptional service!Special Features:
- We keep returning for good reason.alohajohnDined on 9/6/2014Each time we go over to Lana'i [twice this year] we make sure we have dinner at least once at Lanai City Grille. This time we went back twice, the menu features fresh local produce including sashimi that is the freshest possible, the service is attentive, ambiance is island style and relaxed, it really checks all the boxes for us..Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/31/2014Lanai City Grille is a special and favourite place for us. The food is always fabulous and the wait staff are professional and personal. We have been celebrating my husband's last couple of birthdays in Lanai for the last couple of years and will no doubt be back again next year. I had mentioned it was my husband's birthday and wouldn't you know when they brought desert later it had 'Happy Birthday" written on the plate with a candle, song and everything. Nothing is too much.Special Features:
- The following 167 reviews are from the Lanai City Grille reviews archive.
- Delectable!DelectabledinerDined on 7/13/2014Dinner was fabulous and so was. The chocolate chip cookie with ice cream.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great but that could change.FoodloverVIPDined on 7/6/2014This has always been a wonderful restaurant but,,,, it has been sold to the owner of the island of lanai and will be managed by a resort, menu changing and what else? We all hope it stays the same, but from what we heard changes to come..... Aloha hotel lanai and lanai city grille, good memories...Special Features:
- Delectable DishesDelectabledinerDined on 7/2/2014The eggplant on the vegetarian menu was superb!!!!!! I would order it again! The chocolate chip cookie with ice cream was liked by my Mom.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A foodie paradise in Lanai CityMahinaDined on 6/27/2014Our waiter Joel was welcoming and accommodating. He was a good guide through the menu, which offered many tempting choices. Having tasted a dining companion's moist and flavorful rotisserie chicken, I understand why that choice sells out quickly. The sides that accompany the main course were creative and tasty. The risotto with my venison was perfectly al dente. We shared a generous and pretty slice of intensely chocolatey cake with a shiny chocolate glaze. The light peanut buttery filling complemented the dark chocolate very nicely.Special Features:
- PriceyDelectabledinerDined on 6/27/2014I am Phyllis's daughter. The scallops were good but there weren't enough scallops on plate. The steak was very good !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, in charming LanaiBPDalVIPDined on 6/20/2014The Lanai City Grille is a great choice for "off-resort" dining in Lanai City. What a charming place, it feels upscale, but not stuffy. I had the pecan-crusted mahi mahi, fantastic. I also tried Arrowwood Chardonnay, and it was wonderful. We will be back for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- surfer808Dined on 6/14/2014food was okay but vegatables on the steak plate was salty. also, my wife had ravioli which was not that hot when we received it.
- One of the highlights of LanaiMetiiDined on 6/7/2014This restaurant, even though it's it's only one of a very few is a jewel. The service was wonderful and the food outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always awesome.FoodloverVIPDined on 5/24/2014Always the best restaurant in Lanai you must go. The food is amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A TreasureCfox54VIPDined on 5/18/2014My husband and I ate here twice while on Lanai last week. Both meals were fabulous, the waiter was personable and friendly. A lovely spot for dinner.Special Features:
- Great waiterBirdiecatVIPDined on 5/16/2014I believe our waiters name was Alan, he is new but was a delightful man and a very good water. The food was outstanding too, fantastic scallops! I would recommend this to even our most foodie friends. Go try it, you won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lanai city specialPantherpanchoDined on 5/15/2014Good comfort food. Small town atmosphere. Friendly staff.Special Features:
- Expected a bit moreIowaguyVIPDined on 4/25/2014We ate here twice while staying at the Hotel Lanai. Food was good but not exceptional. On Friday night there was a bit more of a crowd but not the expected live music. The noise level Friday made conversation difficult.
- Lost itOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 4/4/2014The hotel is charming but the food was less than desirable. Very expensive. No taste/flavors. Would not go back.
- never miss it when i am on islandluluDined on 4/2/2014never miss dining here ever time i am on island. one of the few places you can get venison. a favorite for years, never miss it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LanaikokodemtlDined on 3/30/2014IF you come to Lanai and don't stop in for a terrific dining experience, your trip will have been incomplete. Good times !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious!JaneVIPDined on 3/8/2014Such a lovely quaint place and we felt welcome. One of us needed a gluten free meal and chef Ella came out of the kitchen and spoke to me about suggestions. I wanted fish and she made a delicious ahi dish with a lovely sauce, mushroom fried rice and grilled broccoli. We were impressed with the dish the service and the quaintness of the restaurant. My husband had the marinated pork dish. Very tender and flavorful. Thanks for a delicious and memorable night in lanai city! Only wish they had the fireplace going especially since it was a cold and very rainy night! Maybe they weren't functional since it was an old building!Special Features:
- Salty!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 3/7/2014Very Disappointed. Prime Rib was very very salty. Ordered the Chicken instead and it was dry. Chef came to apologize which was nice. Meal was not compensated and I ate alone as my husband was done his meal. It's been 2 days and my tongue is still sore!
- Island Gem!LauraVIPDined on 2/27/2014While on Lana'i for a 4 day weekend to celebrate my husband's birthday we stayed at the Hotel Lana'i (wonderfully quaint!) and ate here 2 nights. It was fantastic! We had the diver scallops, miso sea bass, venison, and meatloaf during the course of 2 meals. All were delicious and generous portions. We enjoyed the restaurant so much more than the big resort options on the island.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hard to fault..!!alohajohnDined on 2/20/2014We were recommended to Lanai City Grille by regular diners there and we were impressed. Friendly unobtrusive service with great local fare located in a charming old building in the center of town. If your a fan of fresh local seafood prepared without pretense and overpowering sauces then this is what these people do well amongst other excellent entrees. Would we return...absolutely.!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Aloha, We have been diningMaalaeaManDined on 2/14/2014Aloha, We have been dining at your restaurant over the years & our Valentine's dinner was one of the best... Jeremiah, Mary Lou & and all the staff were great & the food as always did not disappoint. Best Regards!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great atmosphereilovefoodDined on 2/13/2014Great friendly service. Food was delicious. Awesome atmosphere, almost like we were in Grandma's house.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentNellieDined on 2/2/2014A fanTastic meal and beautiful restaurant. We loved the whole evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This is a great option inOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 1/31/2014This is a great option in Lanai City. The food is great, the service is excellent, and the welcome is warm and genuine. We loved it and will return next time we visit Lanai.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and Cute AtmosphereFoodieVIPDined on 1/19/2014Enjoyed the food and place very much. Attentive service and tasty food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful non-resort atmosphereDaphneVIPDined on 1/1/2014The choices on Lanai are pretty limited for non resort style dining and the LCG is homey and friendly and the food is delicious. We were on Lanai staying nearby at the Lodge and of the four dinners on the island we ate there twice. All day in the resorts and evenings coming back 'home' to this small wonderful dinner. And go to the Blue Ginger Cafe for breakfast or lunch and get a fabulous meal too in lanai City. All on the Four Seasons shuttle routes!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Christmas Dinner!inconnueVIPDined on 12/25/2013We arrived in Lana'i on Christmas afternoon after flight from SF and ferry ride from Maui. We had a dinner reservation for 7, but decided to move it up to 5:30 since we were tired. The restaurant was very gracious with our time change, and sat us by the warm fireplace. We were not disappointed by the food and hospitality. I had the venison on risotto which was out of this world. My family had the Christmas special which was the prime rib, and the meatloaf, which were also very tasty. The banana lumpia dessert was delicious. The waitress was very sweet, and the servers were very professional. We felt very welcomed on our first day in Lana'i!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hotel Lanai's "Heart"TessDined on 12/22/2013We've dined here in Lanai City a few times now and have always had a good time. It's a very attractive place with gourmet "comfort food" and a lively, fun atmosphere. Clientele is a nice mixture of locals and resort guests.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great dinnerdowntheshoreDined on 12/18/2013Everyone has steamed clams on the menu, and most are pretty good, so you're looking for above average, above normal. These were very good. Might be a testimony to the quality of the sake, I don't know, but some sake based steamers get bitter, and these were decidedly not. I had the venison, and the risotto was excellent, and (being a reduction nut) found that to be excellent, while others have been too salty. Net/net, the Lanai City Grille is a WONDERFUL place to have dinner, and from the looks of it, a great place to spend some quality time at the bar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great dinnernihonshudakeDined on 12/14/2013Food was so good the last time that we immediately made a reservation for the following night. This time tried all new dishes. Everything was good. I don't think you can go wrong here.Special Features:


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-- Ahtu was injured during the final ECW Arena show when he got legit knocked out by Low Ki in the first spot of the show. Low Ki has reportedly made amends with Gabe Sapolsky in regard to their issues after Low Ki left WWE, but it has taken a while for them to work out a return. As reported, he will be working with Dragon Gate USA full-time. Also coming back will be Sabu, who will do more matches and appearances to follow up on the Sami Callihan angle. There are no current plans to use other former ECW talent at this time, though Finlay will be back for a program with Jon Davis.
-- The show was the EVOLVE's biggest gate and attendance by far. The DVD is already in production.
-- Sandman was scheduled for the show, but couldn't attend due to personal issues. The plan was to do a run-in with a full entrance, beer and all, before going to the Callahan angle.
-- Johnny Gargano's injury at the ECW Arena send-off show over the weekend happened after the first spot in the match and he worked the whole of the bout injured, as he didn't want to let down the audience by delivering a supbar "last main event" in the arena as well as his first title defense. He was reportedly in heavy pain but as previously reported, he was released from the hospital the day after the show. A CT scan has been done on him but they haven't pinpointed the cause of the injury yet.
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Alright. Here goes.. I'll give you guys a basic synopsis of everything that went down with my injury. On January 1st I wrestled a show in WV.. I sorta tweaked my back/pelvis in that match.. It hurt.. but I figured it'd be alright. It nagged at me for a bit, but I figured it was something I could work through. No big deal. On Saturday.. I don't know.. something just felt weird. My whole body was cramping up. I drank a ton of water, and thought I was just dehydrated. My lower back/abdomen started to swell. Every time I'd stretch or bend forward, a sharp twinge would go down both my legs. Needless to say.. I was scared out of my mind. I KNEW how big the match was, and what I needed to do. I just wasn't sure if my body would cooperate. I briefed Chuck Taylor on the situation and even had him bring out some water to the ring, just in case. It was probably the most nervous/dread I'd ever felt before a match. Not due to the situation.. but due to the uncertainty of my body.
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Brainwashed in our childhood
Brainwashed by the school
Brainwashed by our teachers
And brainwashed by all their rules
Brainwashed by our leaders
By our Kings and Queens
Brainwashed in the open
And brainwashed behind the scenes
God God God
A voice cries in the wilderness
God God God
It was on the longest night
God God God
An eternity of darkness
God God God
Someone turned out the spiritual light
Brainwashed by the Nikkei
Brainwashed by Dow Jones
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Nasdaq and secure loans
Brainwashed us from Brussels
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God God God
You are the wisdom that we seek
God God God
The lover that we miss
God God God
Your nature is eternity
God God God
Your are Existence, Knowledge, Bliss
The soul does not love, it is love itself
It does not exist, it is existence itself
It does not know, it is knowledge itself
How to Know God, pag 130
They brainwashed my great uncle
Brainwashed my cousin Bob
They even got my grandma
When she was working for the mob
Brainwash you while you're sleeping
While in your traffic jam
Brainwash you while you're weeping
While still a baby in your pram
Brainwashed by the military
Brainwashed under duress
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Brainwashed to the bone
God God God
Won't you lead us through this mess
God God God
From the places of concrete
God God God
Nothing's worse than ignorance
God God God
I just won't accept defeat
God God God
Must be something I forgot
God God God
Down on Bullshit Avenue
God God God
If we can only stop the rot
God God God
Wish that you'd brainwash us too
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We Made It Through GW Bush | Reviewer: Ed Glick | 6/15/12
I listen to George's final album as an anthum to my life. It will be played, I expect, at my funeral. I live as a brother to him, forever aware, but forever non attached to the insanity that percolates.... endlessly in this bizarre society so divorced from GOD NATURE. I will have his sweet voice in my mind forever.
So Far Ahead of his time. A true genius | Reviewer: Trent | 2/3/08
I am a HUGE Beatles fan. And, like many others I have my favorites. But... I slowly find that even with my top two favorites John Lennon, and Paul McCartney. George is number 3. And, every time I hear something of his. I like it even more. Brainwashed by far is one of his best. The song itself is so catchy you could get brainwashed just by listening to it. LOL really, this song is not only a masterpiece, and a statement of George as not only a person. But, of spirituality. It is in someways a chilling reality to the world we live in. The album was released almost 8 years ago. And, the lyrics are more true now then then. George, and the other Beatles for that matter. Where not just some 4 guys who were teenage heart throbs, or a fad. The four young men were true artists, and brilliant spokesman of the Earth.
Brilliantly honest song, sung from the heart and so true - One of the best | Reviewer: Sadie | 4/27/05
This song is so true about what is happening in the world, well sung, well written, what more can I say, a wonderful way for everyone to remember George. One of the best song's I've ever heard.
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MADRID, Spain (AP) -- Spain says its year-on-year inflation rate has hit a 16-year-high of 5.3 percent.
Secretary of State for Economy Minister David Vegara says the rate is the highest since December 1992.
Vegara says it should drop below 4 percent by the year's end.
The National Statistics Institute said in a statement released Wednesday the July CPI dropped from the previous month by 0.5 percent, pushed mainly by a decline of 11.3 percent in clothing and footwear prices.
Spain's economy is cooling fast because of a collapse in the building sector.
The economy is expected to expand only 1.6 percent this year and 1.0 percent in 2009, compared with 3.8 percent in 2007.
The government is holding an extraordinary meeting on the crisis Thursday.
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4-star hotel with a full-service spa in Toulouse (Purpan)
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In addition to a full-service spa, Palladia Hotel features a steam room and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms.
Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This business-friendly hotel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, gift shops/newsstands, and concierge services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.50 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 18 years of age.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 18 per person (approximately)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 15 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 25 per stay
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This hotel has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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If you are a new student, we have a library guide on the web just for you. You will also be touring the library during orientation weekend.
But first we have some updates to share with all students!
The YA books have been moved out to the computer area on the Main Floor, so they are easier to find. They are shelved in alphabetical order by author.
New Nazflix are available - and a guide to Nazflix is posted online. Nazflix are also listed in the Library Catalog.
New Electronic Resources have been added: PsycTests and Films on Demand. (Locate these titles in the alphabetical list of Electronic Resources.)
About the Library building:
Media B has been expanded and renovated, so if you have a class scheduled there, you'll find it much more roomy!
Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous alumni donor, we are getting new furniture for the Browsing Lounge. Look forward to getting more comfortable!
We invite everyone to explore the variety of spaces for studying in the library - group collaborative spaces (found on all three floors), quiet spaces (the study carrels near the windows), and deep quiet spaces (the journal stacks on the Lower Level). Please ask a library staff member to suggest a workspace that will meet your needs.
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Ask a Librarian provides some ready-made responses to frequently asked questions. Live help is available during scheduled hours in-person at the Information Desk, by phone, by e-mail, by chat, by text, and by Twitter. Web forms are also available if you wish to request research support from one of our professional librarians.
User Support for IT is in the library, as is the Tutoring Area. Both are located on the Lower Level. While you're downstairs, relax for a few minutes with the library jigsaw puzzle, located next to the Interlibrary Loan office.
Now's the perfect time to get to know us. Our pictures are on the library wall in the Browsing Lounge. Come and see who we are, what we do, and how to contact us. During orientation weekend, library staff and student workers will be meeting and greeting, so please stop in!
Don't have time this weekend? No worries. Keep up with us on Facebook. Find out when Barkley, the pet therapy dog is coming, and more!
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Do you like to read?
Just launched today - a new "Libguide" for recreational reading.
The guide includes information about our popular reading collections, including the McNaughtons and our YA books. The guide also links to all sorts of sites about books - blogs, recommendation and news sites, reviews and lists of awards. We've included some links for Nazareth YA fans. And, finally, if a library book on display looks like a must-read, you're in luck - the new guide provides a list, with links back to the library catalog.
Click on the link below to have a look at the new guide. Happy Reading!
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