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924 25th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20037
Foggy Bottom
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Dining Style:
Casual Dining
(202) 338-8707
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday through Friday 7:00am-10:00am,
Saturday & Sunday 8:00am-11:00am.
Lunch: Monday through Friday 11:30am-2:30pm.
Dinner: Monday through Saturday 5:00pm-10:00pm,
Payment Options:
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
American, Contemporary American
Dress Code:
Business Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
The restaurant is available for private parties for 40 people or more.
Private Party Contact:
Rudy Campos - GM (202) 338-8707
Close to Kennedy Center and Georgetown.
Getting there
Cross Street:
Between "I" & "K"
Public Transit:
2 blocks from Foggy Bottom Metro Station at 23rd & "I"
Parking Details:
Valet parking generally available in hotel lot,$6.00 per vehicle for dinner,$10 for dinner and show.
A word from DISH+drinks
DISH+drinks is casually elegant American neighborhood restaurant set in historical Foggy Bottom. DISH+drinks features innovative American regional cooking focused on the freshest local ingredients and influenced by foods from the Bay to the Blue Ridge.
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Diner Reviews
perfect meeting spot that was
convenient for those using metro, walking from State Dept and driving in from VA. excellent food and service."
Dined on 3/10/2014
Dish is a short walk from the
Kennedy Center so it is a good bet for pre and apres theater. It is small so make a reservation. We had a very nice late dinner last Sat. night."
Dined on 3/8/2014
Love my dinner at Dish. Our table
was reserved and waiting. The service was excellent as was the food. The valet parking dinner and Kennedy Center deal was the way to go. It was a five minute walk from there to the Kennedy center."
Dined on 3/8/2014
I had the Ahi tuna which was
great. Others had crab cakes and the swordfish special - everyone raved. The setting was a bit stark. Everyone was friendly."
Dined on 2/25/2014
Nice food...Nice wine...Lovely
staff...Small spot that gets crowded quickly, and a bit noisy when crowded, so try to come early or late. Also offers pre-theater special for Kennedy Center crowd."
Dined on 2/25/2014
It's a very small place. Excellent
selection of well priced wines. Entries are classics and very well done. My steak and frites were excellent and my wife's risotto was also wonderful. We went to the Kennedy center after dinner and they were nice enough to keep our leftovers in their refrigerator. We'll be returning."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Great food, friendly staff. Not to
large so never feels crowded even when it is full. All around great place."
Dined on 2/22/2014
DISH+Drinks is a small restaurant
in a hotel in the West End, walking distance to the Kennedy Center and to GWU. I was there several weeks ago for dinner and this week for lunch. The food was great both times and the service wonderful. I had the same waitress and she remembered me, although I was there with different people each time. Her recommendations about menu items were "spot-on" and she was charming (and not intrusive) while seeing to our needs."
Dined on 2/12/2014
Nice option for drinks/dinner
before going to Kennedy Center."
Dined on 2/7/2014
I decided to make a reservation
here prior to an event at the Kennedy Center based on other reviews. Due to a traffic snafu we were very late for our reservation. Thankfully the table was still waiting for us when we arrived. The service was outstanding...everyone was on the move getting the food out. We both did the pre-dinner three course meal, which was more than enough food and quite delicious. We were in a hurry, so couldn't linger long and really savor the dessert. I would definitely return again. The restaurant is small and intimate so the larger party near us contributed to the energetic noise level."
Dined on 2/7/2014
Dish surprised me: quite
pleasantly. It's located in the lobby of a hotel tucked away on 25th St., which this DC native thought was only residential. It reminded me of old DC: no line; no wait; no pretense. The service was prompt, and our entrees (crab cakes and steak frites) was delicious."
Dined on 2/1/2014
My friend and I sample restaurants
all over the Washington DC metropolitan area, usually going to ones that appeal to us and to which we have not been before. We chose this one because of its proximity to the Kennedy Center -- we wanted an early dinner in advance of a concert. Very few people were in the restaurant at the hour we dined there, so we don't know what the noise level is when the restaurant is full. However, the food and the service were excellent and we agreed that we would go back -- which, for us, is high praise."
Dined on 1/27/2014
the writeups sounded like a hot
great pre-theater place. it was a very small hotel bar with a restaurant and a limited menu. food was average"
Dined on 1/24/2014
We eat here before going the the
NSO concerts at the Kennedy Center. Valet parking is inexpensive and we pickup the car after concerts. The menu is excellent and the food is superb. Very pleasant atmosphere."
Dined on 1/25/2014
Brought my girlfriend here to
surprise her for for a special occasion. It was a Wednesday night, so the place wasn't particularly busy. The food was excellent (I recommend the risoto), our waiter was upbeat and very personable, and they were quick to offer good recommendations on the menu choices when we said we were in a hurry. The prices are very reasonable compared the rest of this overpriced neighborhood, which makes it an ideal location for dinner before a show at the Kennedy Center, which is a two or three minute walk away. Highly recommended."
Dined on 1/22/2014
Dish is a wonderful restaurant
with great food, nice wine list and exceptional service. It is a neighborhood establishment, but it is also an excellent stop for drinks and dinner before a show at the Kennedy Center."
Dined on 1/16/2014
My friend and I truly enjoyed our
dining experience. This restaurant is really close to both Foggy Bottom metro and the Kennedy Center. Anyone who needs a place for dinner before the show, this is a great place. The menu is great and the service was wonderful."
Dined on 1/16/2014
It shouldn't be so hard to make a
tasty chicken sandwich, but Dish just can't seem to make theirs work. Dish would do better to raise its standards by sticking with simple items. We diners would appreciate greatly a couple of delicious soups, some basic sandwiches, nice salads, and maybe even a slice of quiche lorraine at lunch time. Skip the rubbery cheese, the heavy hand with the thyme, and the effort to do more than the kitchen is capable of doing."
Dined on 1/10/2014
Our recent eating experience
outperformed our theatrical one (beware Flashdance: The Musical) thanks to a young engaging waiter, a table by the fireplace (our request on Open Table was granted) and some tasty food at sensible prices. My friend had salmon and I had the steak fritte and both were delicious, as were our salads. When we noticed time was winding down and the curtain would be going up soon, the waiter both quickly switched our dessert course on the prixe fixed menu to simply coffee and quickly charged both our credit cards. Overall, a lovely experience."
Dined on 1/3/2014
This is hidden-gem off the beaten
path that has just the right amount of ambience. Wonderful staff!"
Dined on 12/31/2013
Great little restaurant! Perfect
portions. Wonderful presentation and the hot fudge desserts are awesome. Great find."
Dined on 1/1/2014
Excellent meal within walking
distance to Kennedy Center. The salmon eas delicious."
Dined on 1/1/2014
We stayed at the river Inn and had
dinner and breakfast here. The food was good and service excellent"
Dined on 12/31/2013
My wife and I were looking for a
great place to eat and made reservations at dish+drinks in downtown Washington DC. Although the place was small in size the bar tender and staff were friendly and outstandingly customer service oriented! However the food was "second to none" the "best to date". I would highly suggest this restaurant for anyone!"
Dined on 12/25/2013
this restaurant was a welcome
surprise. we made reservations before visiting the kennedy center on christmas night. We could not have been more impressed with the service and food. Our server was pleasant, the food was great and the atmosphere was very enjoyable. We would highly recommend this restaurant."
Dined on 12/25/2013
DISH is a cozy little restaurant
in the River Inn in Foggy Bottom. There are not a ton of dining options in that neighborhood, so it fills an important niche. The food is good, and they have great cocktails and a nice wine list. At various times, I've sampled the tuna nicoise, rockfish special, beet salad, mussels, frisée salad and meatloaf. The food has been good - sometimes very good, but not spectacular. The menu tends to be heavy on meat. It could use more vegetables and a lighter touch. But the real issue is the service. It seems to be chronically understaffed, so service is slow. That's the primary complaint. Other than that, it's a nice little gem CVSin Foggy Bottom, within walking distance of the Kennedy Center. Good to know about."
Dined on 12/18/2013
Great food, great service,
pleasant atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!"
Dined on 12/16/2013
Our double date dined here because
we heard the food was good and it was an off the beaten path place. It surpassed all expectations. The food, all the way from the starters to the deserts, were prompt and incredibly vibrant. If you like tartare, do not pass up the opportunity to try this one; it is excellent! The scallops were up there with the best I've ever had, and our foursome shared 3 deserts with the pistachio creme brulee being my favorite. Our waiter/bartender was entertaining, accommodating and very helpful in helping us choose wine and drinks. It was a great night all around. Thanks DISH!"
Dined on 12/6/2013
Scouting out new venues for
dinner, I stumbled across the strange-sounding DISH + drink. What a nice find. As other reviewers have commented, the food is excellent and the service very accommodating. Both main dishes (scallops and steak) were extremely well prepared and tasty (tho the former had to be sent back to be reheated). Excellent wine (a Cab blend); starters were less spectacular but more than satisfactory. The restaurant is barely noticeable from the street, being wedged into the bar area of The River Inn, with no signage! If there is a pre-performance crowd, I don't know where they would sit for dinner! Though a bit sterile, the place is comfortable enough. The food and service are the real draws."
Dined on 12/13/2013
If you're looking for a place with
tasty food and a quiet atmosphere Dish is the perfect place. Whenever I have client meetings that will involve business conversation I often choose Dish because the restaurant is usually quiet."
Dined on 12/6/2013
food was very good..was a very
busy night and things seemed a bit rushed ...didn't have same "feel" as before"
Dined on 12/7/2013
Dish+ has been hidden in this
quiet neighborhood, an easy ten-minute walk from the Kennedy Center, for at least 40 years. I've eaten here off and on for that long. Now just back from three years overseas, it's good to find it still there and with an excellent seafood menu. We three had scallops, tuna and crab cakes at 6:00 p.m., with plenty of time to get to the symphony. The food, wine, desert, ambience and service were of the high quality one wants before enjoying Mozart and Brahms. The noise level, though at least partially due to the very loud group at the next table, could have competed with the National Symphony."
Dined on 12/6/2013
cozy seat near the fireplace on a
cold rainy November night. We had steak frites & butternut soup & a bottle of wine...what's not to like!"
Dined on 11/26/2013
The food and most importantly the
staff were amazing. Our server was extremely knowledgable of the food and bar menu and made great recommendations. I definately recommend it for small groups as the overall size of the restaurant is smaller than most. Great place!"
Dined on 11/23/2013
Surprised - very pleasanly - at
how good the food was! Great spot and will definitely return."
Dined on 10/25/2013
We have stayed at the River Inn
numerous times but this is the first time we dined at the little restaurant there. I think at first we feared the fact that it was "contained" in a hotel. But friends in DC gave us a gift card there so we went this past weekend to DC and ate at Dish and loved it. It is perfect for a quiet dinner before the theatre - it is very close to the Kennedy Center. My one and only complaint was that there was nothing really on the menu for vegetarians. I ended up getting crabcakes (I cheat occasionally) but it would have been nice to have some vegetarian options - something I would expect in an urban location. That is my only complaint; otherwise I would definitely recommend it."
Dined on 11/16/2013
I hadn't been to Dish in well over
a year. A friend and I were looking for a quiet dinner in the neighborhood. Dish was perfect, and we loved the $35 prix fixe pre-theatre dinner. I love the ambiance here -- cozy and not noisy. A very fairly priced wine list is a real plus. I'll be back again soon!"
Dined on 11/15/2013
The 3-course lunch prix fixe for
$20 can't be beat. Their soups and salads are fantastic; in summer they have a great gazpacho with crab -- and it's a tasty clump of blue crab. The entree selections at lunch are also excellent -- my favorite is the salade nicoise with a beautiful piece of grilled tuna. And desserts are fine, too (the four parties at our table recently tried three of them -- chocolate souffle with ice cream; brownies and ice cream; and their version of beignets, which are actually fried breaded apples with a caramel topping. No complaints."
Dined on 11/11/2013
I meet friends there for dinner
each time I return to Washington. Good food and excellent, friendly service."
Dined on 11/8/2013
A true gem of a restaurant. Food
is superb, owners are involved and very vibrant. I cannot say anything that would belie The Dish."
Dined on 11/8/2013
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1974 Porsche Carrera RSR 3.0 news, pictures, specifications, and information | ||
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Coupe Chassis Num: 9114609078 |
Success was immediate. The RSR dominated the world GT scene from 1973 to 1975. Penske/Donahue selected the 1973 RS for the first IROC series in 1973. RSRs placed 5th thru 10th overall and first in GT class at LeMans in 1976.
This is chassis number 9114609078 and was first sold to Eberhard Sindel, Ulm Germany in June of 1974. It was raced during the 1974 and 1975 season. The Carrera RSR left the limelight in 1976 when the FIA again changed the rules that brought forth the maxi-horsepower turbocharger 934s and 935s. None the less, the Carrera RSR solidified the Porsche 911 based race cars as a perennial contender in automotive racing worldwide.
Successful RSR competitors include: Atkin, Busby, Donahue, Dyer, Elford, Follmer, Gregg, Haywood, Holbert, Minter, Kemer, Earle, Robinson, Joest, Loos, Faure, Fitzpatrick, Hagestad.
A partial list of RSR victories includes:
1973: Targa Florio 1st overll (Porsche's 11th TF victory!) LeMans 4th overall.
1974: FIA GT cup, with victories at Monza, Spa , Imola, Nurburgring, Watkins Glen, Aintree, Brands Hatch, Paul Richard U.S. IMSA Championship 1st overall in 83% of Camel GT races
1975: European GT Championship
IMSA Championship. 24 hour Daytona 1st overall.
Successful RSR competitors includ: Atkin, Busby, Donahue, Dyer, Elford, Follmer, Gregg, Haywood, Holbert, Minter, Kremer, Earle, Robinson, Joest, Loos, Faure, Fitzpatrick, Hagestad.
The Carrera RSR left the limelight in 1976 when the FIA again changed the rules that brought forth the maxi-horsepower turbocharger 934s and 935s. None the less, the Carrera RSR solidified the Porsche 911 based race car as a perennial contender in automotive racing worldwide.
HISTORY of CARRERA RSR chassis no. 9114609078
First sold to Eberhard Sindel, Ulm Germany Une 1974
1974: Entered by Rallye Gemeinschaft Ulm. Valvoline sponsored
Driven by Sindel
07/4 Hockenheim: Jim Clark Rennen DRM: 4th
25/4 Monza 1000km 19th)A/7th GT
04/5 Neubiberg: DNF
12/5 Sembach: DNF
19/5 Nurburgring 750km WCM 24thOA/10th GT
26/5 Bavaria-Rennen Salzburg 1st
09/6 Wunstorf: 2nd in class
17/6 Nurburgring 300km EC-GT 2nd
14/7 Hockenheim EC-GT 11th
21/7 Diepholz: 16th
04/8 Nurburgring GP Europa 13th EC-GT 11th
18/8 Kassel-Calden 3rd
25/8 Hockenheim: Preis der Nationen 10th
08/9 Nurburgring Supersprint 2nd
6/10 Zolder: 2nd in class
23/3 Zolder: 1st
31/3 Nurburgring 300km 9th
27/4 Nurburgring Efeirennen DRM 8th
04/5 Sembach: 1st
18/5 Salzburgring: DNS (engine)
25/5 Zellweg EC-GT 7th
01/6 Nurburgring 1000km WCM 16th OA/6th GT
22/6 Avus: 5th GT
29/6 Zolder:3rd
20/7 Hockenheim: EC-GT: 7th OA/1st GT
17/8 Kassel-Calden: DNF
24/8 Mainz-Finthen: 1st
28/9 Hockenheim DRM: 9th
19/10 Zolder: 6th OA/3rd GT
9/11 Hockenheim: 7th
1976: Sold to Jurgen Opperman
04/4 Nurburgring 300km 4th
09/5 Kassel-Calden: 3rd
23/5 Zandervoort Jr Trophy 1st
27/6 Zolder: 1st
01/8 NurburgringGP von Deutschland 6th
raced in Germany, France, and England for six owners in various body and engine
configurations. Essentially retired in 1986 after 12 years of racing.
Chassis no. 9114609078 is a prime example of the Porsche 911 based race car-run hard, long and often. It
was advertised for sale in 1999 in France, sold to England were John Starkey and Jim Oppenheimer commenced restoration. The current owner completed restoration to original specifications in 2002.
Coupe Chassis Num: 9114609073 |
This 1974 Porsche Carrera RSR has been restored to as manufactured and raced in 1974. In March of 1974, SN 9114609073 was delivered to Echkard Schimpf, the grandson of the founder of Jagermeister. Its first competition was a hill climb in Luxembourg on March 31st of 1974. Ecki placed 1st. After several more races, the car raced LeMans 24-Hours (Jun 15-16 of 1974). It was driven by Heyer/Kremer/Keller. The car has an extensive European racing history, running several races at Nurburgring and Hockenheim (101 separate races) including a drive by Derek Bell. In 1980, it was sold to Hong Kong and raced in the Grand Prix of Macau twice - winning one and finishing 2nd in the other.
The current owner purchased the car from Hong Kong in 1984, bringing it to California and restoring it in 1990.
Coupe Chassis Num: 911 460 9113 Engine Num: 684 |
It was delivered new to New York in 1974. First raced in Mexico City October 20 1974 wîth Muniz / Quintanilla / Bolanos; taking 22nd. This work horse continues from 1974 through 1986 to participate in eight Dayton 24 hour races and nine Sebring races. With its best finishes 3rd Sebring and 4th Daytona.
By Daniel Vaughan | Aug 2007Source - Blackhawk Collection
Coupe |
1974 Porsche RSR 3.0
Hector Rebaque, well-known for his very successfully modified Porsche racers, acquired the original chassis for this example from internationally-known racer Al Holbert. After substantial modification it was first raced in Mexico City, by Rojas, Rebaque and Van Beuren. Following, it had a long history as a competitor in the 24 hours of Daytona, at Sebring, at Road America and Puerto Rico.Coupe Chassis Num: 9114609054 Engine Num: 6840072 Build Num: Prod No: 104 3629 | |||
Sold for $891,000 at 2007 Gooding & Company. |
40 Carrera 3.0 RSR cars were built by the factory in 1974 and only 11 the following year. Improvements and modifications were made to the cars during their production lifespan, including a full racing type 911/75 engine, 917 clutch linings, fiberglass rear fenders, center lock hubs with racing pattern magnesium wheels, slide throttle fuel injection, and centrifugal air extractors for the brakes. The result was less weight and more power. Porsche dominated the FIA GT Cup and IMSA for the next two years.
On March 1st of 1974, Peter Gregg, owner of Brumos Porsche Audi in Jacksonville, Floria, took possession of this 911 Carrera 3.0 RSR. It would become one of the most successful of all the RSR Carreras. Gregg was a very capable driver; he won at Daytona in 1973 with a 2.8 RSR Brumos, and several other significant victories.
Before the start of the 1974 season, several modifications were made by Gregg's crew chief Jack Atkinson. A 'cow catcher' spoiler was fitted to the front, a belly pan installed underneath, and an oil tank was placed in the front compartment for better weight distribution and easier refilling. To improve cooling to the front brakes, hot air extractors were installed. The gearbox was inverted to make ratio changes easier.
The 12-Hour of Sebring and the 24-Hour of Daytona events were cancelled in 1974, as the first fuel crisis was plaguing the nation. The car was brought to Road Atlanta where Gregg took pole position. He would led the race but later forced to retire when a missed shift bent some valves. The cars first overall victory was earned on May 19th at Ontario. Several other significant victories and finishes were achieved during the year, earning Gregg the Camel GT Championship title. Jack Atkinson was named Mechanic of the Year. Also for 1974, Gregg and this car won the Trans Am Championship.
The following year, Gregg and co-driver Hurley Haywood won the Daytona 24-Hours. The season would end with another IMSA Championship for Gregg and manufacture's title for Porsche. The Trans Am Championship was won, for the second year in a row, by Gregg.
At the end of the season, Gregg purchased a BMW CSL and sold this car to Diego Febles. Febles continued the cars racing career, winning at the Puerto Rico Three-Hours, with Gregg serving as co-driver. The car was entered in the 1976 Sebring 12-Hours, and finished fifth overall. It ran at LeMans but retired early due to gearbox failure. Similar misfortune would continue into the following season. Febles best result with the car a third overall and first in the GTO class at the 1978 Daytona. That year, he also achieved third in class at Sebring.
For the 1979 season, the car was given a welded tubular roll-cage frame into the original body. The car would compete for several more years. In 1983 at the Daytona 24-Hours, the car placed fifth overall and second in class. At this point in history, the car was nearly a decade old but still had durability and speed to run with the top contenders.
Costa Rican Edgar Ramirez became the cars third owner in 1986. Ramirez drove the car to the Central American Championship, after which, he retired it from racing. The car, along with all of its trophies, was made into a static display. In 2004, the current owner acquired the car.
While in the care of the new owner, the car was treated to a two-and-a-half year restoration. It has its original RSR bodywork and many of the chassis components are original.
In 2007 it was brought to the Gooding & Company auction held in Pebble Beach, CA where it was estimated to sell for $900,000-$1,100,000. Bidding fell short of those estimates, but not by too much. With the high bid of $891,000 including buyer's premium, the lot was sold.
By Daniel Vaughan | May 2008
Coupe |
1973: Targa Florio 1st place overall, LeMans 4th overall
1974: FIA GT Cup, with victories at Monza, Apa, imola, Nurburgring, Watkins Glen, Amtree, Brands Hatch, Paul Richard, US IMSA Championship, 1st overall in 83% of Camel GT races.
1975: European GT Championship, IMSA Championship, 24 Hours Daytona 1st overall.
The RSR is noted for its roll cage, large brakes, wheels and tires, large body flares with air-cooling vents in the rear flares. The engine is a 3.6-liter horizontal flat 6 that produces 330 horsepower and is capable of a top speed of 170 mph. Porsche produced 20 RSR cars and this is a tribute to those cars.
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1/2 onion, diced
3 cloves garlic, minced
2 teaspoons dried thyme leaves
1 tablespoon dried rosemary, crushed
1 teaspoon dried sage
1 teaspoon dried marjoram
6 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves, cut into quarters
10 red potatoes, halved
1 pound fresh asparagus, trimmed
2 small zucchini, cut into 1-inch pieces
2 small yellow summer squash, cut into 1-inch pieces
1/4 cup butter, melted
1/4 cup olive oil
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 teaspoon hot pepper sauce (such as Crystal®)
1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley (optional)
I gave it four stars for the potential .. I should have added more salt. and less olive oil . It was drowning in it all. I believe that diluted the flavor. It was good though and easy, will make again and I"ve posted a pic too.I did add the lemon should have used more. and Ill add more tomatoes too next time.
I thought this was just okay. The potatoes don't get tender enough and were still kind of hard. It also seemed like it was missing something, but I can't put my finger on what. It wasn't horrible, but I don't think I'll make this one again.
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A much needed twist on baked chicken & vegetables. We really enjoyed it. I made a few modifications: cut amount of potatoes in half and added mushrooms & broccoli to the suggested vegetables. I would also suggest a whole onion instead of just half. Enjoy!
Delicious! made this twice already and was so easy to put together after work. feels like a home cooked meal without a lot of fuss!
This was really good. I used broccoli instead of asparagus and cut the potatoes into bite size pieces.
I made this with my 8 year old pretty easily. I did not use the butter, however, and would add more salt also. Next time I will try the lemon juice and rind as well.
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The datepicker doesn't position itself correctly when it is inside a div which has overflow and is scrolled away from its top position. It seems to be positioning itself where it would be if the div wasn't scrolled.
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I seriously doubt most people care about their phone being locked down. Maybe some people on these forums, but the vast majority of the public probably doesn't even know what that is let alone care about it.
I normally also would subscribe to the "if you keep waiting for what's next, you'll be waiting forever" mindset, but in this case you're talking about at least 1 phone that has credibly been rumored to launch in 9 days in the Fighter. I said it before in this thread, you'd be stupid not to wait. I had actually decided to wait this time before even the Fighter/S3 were leaked. This current crop of phones just seems like an interim step to me, none of the phones (especially the Nexus) justified their price-point or more importantly the use of a 2-year upgrade.
I was and still am in the same position as the original poster, and was seeking advice the same way. You just have to take the advice from people who already upgraded to a new phone with a grain of salt, as they're going to defend their purchase and justify it to themselves, and that will come across in their "advice" to you. Especially people who bought the Maxx, thinking it's the greatest phone in the world. You hear about the battery and want to believe what they say, then you go into the store to see the phone and realize compared to the Spectrum and Rezound the screen looks horrible. And you look deeper into the specs and see it's basically the same processor as the X2.
Here's the thing with waiting...if you're going to wait, you have to know what you want to wait for. In my case, I wanted the battery of the Maxx in a phone with an HD screen and a bit of a better processor to hopefully help my phone run more smoothly. The Fighter is rumored to be just that phone. Now it makes even more sense to just wait and see if it is. If not, I'll wait until a phone comes around that is.
Upgrading now is dumb, especially because you're already 3-4 months into the lifecycle of these latest phones. And unless I'm wrong, the Nexus and Maxx are still sitting at $300 at the Verizon store.
As for your comment about battery, that's definitely a concern. But the Fighter is rumored to have the same 3300 battery as the Maxx, which even with the better processor and screen enhancements will I'm sure be more than enough. In fact, the biggest knock I've heard on the Nexus is that battery. But if the S3 hits with a 1750 battery I probably won't even consider it, I don't care if it does have wireless charging.


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The Mozart Effect is the theory that listening to Mozart music increases spatial-temporal reasoning, and for children under the age of 3 years old, increases brain development.
In 1993, Gordon Shaw and Frances Rauscher tested 36 college students at the University of California, Irvine. The students' spatial-temporal reasoning skills were tested before and after listening to 10 minutes of the Mozart Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major. The results for the Standford-Binet IQ test that the students took were slightly higher after the Mozart music than before.
All of the attempts to duplicate the test results have failed. They were completely unnecessary, of course, as one unchecked scientific experiment is enough to start a frenzy. The media loves this kind of "scientific" stuff, and took every opportunity to feed it to the public as proven fact. The public doesn't need to see the test results, as long as they hear the word "scientific", they're satisfied. Everyone else looking for an easy buck joined in, and now you can buy dozens of books and special Mozart CDs in order to assure yourself that your child will be the next Stephen Hawking. The governors of Tennessee and Georgia have created programs dedicated to giving Mozart CDs to newborn children.
To quote Frances Rauscher, who co-authored the original study:
"I'm horrified and very surprised over what has happened. It's a very giant leap to think that if music has a short-term effect on college students that it will produce smarter children. When we published the study results, we didn't think anyone would care. The whole thing has really gotten out of hand."
She also agrees that playing Mozart to infants will not raise IQs (something that wasn't claimed in the 1993 study in the first place). Her partner, Gordon Shaw, followed a different path, and released a book and CD set named "Keeping Mozart in Mind".
One way or another, introducing children, or even adults to Mozart can't be considered a bad thing, per se. And music, including Mozart, can positively change your mood . But it's not going to turn you into Einstein, or make you pass the test you didn't study for. The Mozart Effect is just an example of how the media and rumor can unknowingly encourage pseudoscience.
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JOHNSON COUNTY– A vehicle crash on Highway 1 north of Solon on Tuesday, July 26, sent four people to the hospital, including two young girls. The Iowa State Patrol reports that 63-year-old Christopher Ewer, of Albuquerque, N.M., was southbound on Highway 1 near Seven Sisters Road, when the 2010 Winnebago RV he was driving went out of control and rolled to its side. A northbound Buick Rendezvous, driven by 40-year-old Karla Kruse of New Vienna, Iowa, hit the RV after Kruse tried to swerve to miss the tipped RV but was unable to avoid the collision. Kruse's vehicle rolled into the east ditch.
DES MOINES– For two innings, Solon was behind. Harlan scored in the opening frame of the Class 3A championship game Friday, pushing a run across on a pair of two-out hits against Solon starter Brandon Shulista. The Cyclones would score no more. And would only get two more hits. The Solon Spartans broke it open in the third inning on the second run through the order, scoring four runs and running away with the 3A championship with a 6-1 win. Shulista went the distance for the win.
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I will respond this afternoon, and hopefully someone else can give you some ideas on boundaries for day to day life with your SAH.
I'm going to pipe in about boundaries.
First off, the first thing to be read is "Boundaries" by Cloud and Townsend. It's a must.
In a nutshell, boundaries are not meant to be punishment for anyone. Boundaries are simply a way to communicate what behaviors you will and will not tolerate in your relationship. Boundaries are meant to keep you physically, emotionally, and mentally safe.
Boundaries are not threats. I hate when they are referred to as threats.
All of our actions have consequences, either good or bad. (We work hard, maybe we get a promotion. Good consequence. An addict husband continues in addictive behavior, we'll there's likely consequences with that.)
You must set boundaries based on what you can follow through with. Just as with raising children, once you set a boundary, you MUST follow through. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. If you only follow through on boundaries with children, the "rules" get confusing, and they don't believe your word. Same thing happens with an addict.
So, if you are a SAHM who hasn't had a job in 5 years and no personal savings, perhaps a boundary of divorce doesn't make sense. You'll have no way to support yourself in the kids if your SA breaks a boundary. You also won't be able to retain a lawyer.
Now, I only have one boundary with my husband. Relapse=divorce. It isn't a threat. I'm not trying to motivate my husband into recovery behavior. I simply won't live with dysfunction. I grew up in a dysfunctional family with untreated mental illness. The last three years of my life have been my first healthy years in life. I'm in my 30's. I don't ever want to live steeped in dysfunction again, nor do I want to raise my children with a dysfunctional person.
See, my boundary is based on my feelings and my needs. Nothing more, nothing less.
I also do have a personal savings account, that my husband knows about but does not have access to, incase one of us needs to move out of the home and I need to lawyer up. I've already spoken to a lawyer and I know what to expect from the divorce process. I'm obviously going to hope for the best, but should the worst happen, I'm prepared.
Now, my husband hasn't slipped. So I don't really have any hard boundaries about that. I would likely ask my husband to visit his CSAT for a tune up and then I'd want to know what happened and how to prevent it in the future. I'd also probably want some just compensation as well.
Besides divorce, there can be a ton of other boundaries: legal separation, in house separation, asking for extra recovery efforts, not sharing physical intimacy, maybe not sharing emotional intimacy.
We can't tell you what your boundaries must be. Every partner here must do that work for themselves. That's why taking care of yourself and doing your own recovery work is more important than getting caught up in the addicts behavior.
Anyways....regarding the facebook thing I can not have this conversation with my husband on my own. Every simple conversation turns into a horrible fight with the end result being I get verbally abused and he wants a divorce. But if he is going to do facebook against his CSAT advice and mine I would like that out of respect for my pain, his addiciton and acting out history, that he would consider before 'friending" females that he at least discuss it with me. I dont think that he will respect that request but I would at least like to have the conversation with his CSAT present amongst a few other questions I have like will terms of sobriety ever be established with this man, and when would he ever start working the steps....topics that CAN NOT be discussed just the two of us. I would at least like to know the answers to those questions. Or is this just me trying to CONTROL him again and I need to do none of those things and just let him act out if he is going to act out? This all seems crazy to me. If you are going to say you have to let him do what he is going to do and you have to set your own boundries, well what I dont get is what would be an example of a boundry in this situation? Threaten divorce? This is what I am having a hard time understanding. I feel so stupid and like a big giant door mat.
Or is this just me trying to CONTROL him again and I need to do none of those things and just let him act out if he is going to act out? This all seems crazy to me. If you are going to say you have to let him do what he is going to do and you have to set your own boundries, well what I dont get is what would be an example of a boundry in this situation? Threaten divorce? This is what I am having a hard time understanding. I feel so stupid and like a big giant door mat.
With the verbal abuse. You can say "I will not allow you to abuse me. I'm going to leave the room. When you can talk to me respectfully, I'll restart this conversation."
Honestly, though, if your husband chooses addiction, no matter what, there's nothing you can do. You aren't his parent, so you really can't "let" him do anything. Your husband alone is responsible for his recovery or lack there of. Your husband will not recover until he is willing to do the work. It's as simple as that. It's hard to accept that. But, it is what it is.
You never trust what an addict says. Addicts lie. It's part of their behavior. You trust the behaviors that you can see with your own eyes. That's when I knew my husband was in recovery. I saw new behaviors that were sustained over a period of a few months..
You do your work so that you can trust your gut.
So, the question becomes do you want to live with an addict? If you choose to, for what ever reason, then the question becomes "What do you need to do to keep yourself emotionally, mentally, and physically healthy while dealing with crazy?"
And, maybe boundaries aren't the whole answer. Maybe now's the time to work on your support network. Get out of the house more, get invovled in hobbies, volunteer work, what have you. Maybe you make sure you eat well and exercise. Maybe you go back to school.
But, right now, it seems silly to focus on your husband. He's giving you all the info you need through his behavior. He's an addict not interested in recovery. And there's not a damn thing you can do about it. He's an adult, making his choices. Not saying they are great ones, but they are his and his alone to make. Just like your choices are yours and yours alone to make.
I have boundaries with my FOO. They aren't stated.
But, in order to keep myself emotionally/mentally safe I only discuss "safe" topics with them like work, the weather, new items. No emotional intimacy. I don't advertise this because doing so would be like stepping on landmines. It's my own personal boundary.
I've never disclosed what my therapists have said about my family life to my FOO.
I also won't engage my FOO when they are verbally abusive. I don't say "I'm not engaging you because that is abusive" because again, it wouldn't do any good. (I'm always the culpable party, never the foo.) So, I just go about interacting with them within boundaries that keep me safe.
~~ Educate yourself about sexual addiction. First and foremost you should read these books:
"Mending a Shattered Heart: A Guide for Partners of Sex Addicts" by Stefanie Carnes.
"Deceived: Facing Sexual Betrayal, Lies and Secrets" by Claudia Black PhD
"Your Sexually Addicted Spouse: How Partners Can Cope and Heal" by Barbara Steffens and Marsha Means ~~~~ His best hope for recovery is for him to seek treatment with a CSAT (Certified Sex Addiction Therapist) Here is a resource to find CSATs by zip code: http://www.iitap.com/find_csat.cfm
You might also want to start on that website to find a good therapist for yourself. He has to work his recovery on his own and even if he doesn't get help you'll need counseling to recover from the trauma of being married to a sex addict. And believe me, it IS a trauma. You need to find counselors who are experts on SA otherwise you're in for a world of confusion and pain. (This is my opinion based on experience) ~~~~ Online resources: http://www.sexhelp.com This is Dr Patrick Carnes' website. He is *the* expert on SA.
http://www.sa.org Sexaholics Anonymous If your husband faces his sex addiction and seeks treatment he'll most likely be directed to a 12-Step group. This is the one I recommend. If you look at their site you'll also find information for yourself that may be helpful. (I personally recommend SA not SAA because SAA is too lax in their definition of healthy sexual behavior. This is my opinion.)
http://www.recoverynation.com is an excellent online community with online recovery workshops for both the SA and the spouse. (This should not replace seeing a CSAT (see below) and going to SA meetings (see above) for the sex addict but is a great addition to those things.)
http://www.candeocan.com This is an excellent source of information. They focus on what they call "porn addiction" however, there is no such thing, it is ALL sex addiction. The info on their site is so good that I still recommend it with the explanation that "porn" addiction is in fact "sex" addiction. ~~~~ To fully understand SA you both need to do some reading. If he doesn't face his addiction you should still do the reading to help yourself and decide what you want. I don't advise women to stay with SAs who are not in recovery and who are not sober.
I recommend for the partner (in addition to the 3 above):
"Don't Call It Love: Recovery From Sexual Addiction" by Patrick Carnes (I recommend you read this after you've read "Mending a Shattered Heart" and the others, but not before.)
For the SA: "Out of the Shadows: Understanding Sexual Addiction" by Patrick Carnes (I don't recommend you read this book, but it would be an excellent read for your husband to start if he's willing to face his addiction, while you read "Mending a Shattered Heart")
Most SAs have a serious porn habit, this book "Porn Nation" by Michael Leahy, would be a good book for the SA. Mr. Leahy is a recovering sex addict who had a serious porn addiction that cost him pretty much everything before he finally hit bottom. (I don't recommend that wives read this book at first. It's too triggery for "just found outs") ~~~~ Sadly, a really helpful post regarding boundaries and consequences has long since been lost. Here is a link to a website with good info on it: http://joy2meu.com/Personal_Boundaries.htm
This is going to be vital for you going forward. You cannot force him to seek treatment and you cannot control him but you do have a right to set boundaries to keep yourself safe.
[This message edited by 7yrsbetrayed at 9:06 PM, September 15th (Wednesday)]
My husband is not looking at porn, not masturbating, not having affairs, not doing any acting out behaviors that I know of.
He is going to his weekly CSAT meetings and his weekly 12 step meetings but once a week.
He is not working the steps, he has not gotten a sponsor. He has read half of the books he was assigned to read then stopped reading.
He did open up a facebook account 2 months ago and probably spends an hour a day on it. His friend list is growing steadily. Lately there has been a surge of women added to his list. None are acting out partners.
He is admittedly depressed and is willing to go on meds again. He is willing to do baby steps on our relationship.
He thinks he is ok because he goes to his meetings and isnt acting out. But his behvior is angry, bitter, bizarre.
He wont let me in on his meetings and gets very angry if I ask if he is going to his appointments.
He is still blameshifting as to why he cheated.
It makes it difficult to say to him "You are not working on recovery!" Because he will look at me and get pissed and point out that he is not acting out and going to all his meetings etc and what else do I want?"
But he is just going through the motions. He isnt actually doing the work. He isnt doing the stepss, he isnt off the internet, he got on a social networking site. he gets angry if I ask him any question about his addiction or meetings.
I feel so stuck as to what to do. Im in a rut. I am trying to take care of myself and detach but it is so damn hard. Why is it so hard? Why cant I stop trying to help him? Why cant I move on?
I almost wish he would just cheat again and make up my mind for me. Or maybe he has and I dont know about it yet.
What do you do when you are in limbo like this? When your husband is doing what he is supposed to be doing and yet isnt doing what he is supposed to be doing. Does that make any sense?
Is this typical for SA to do the half ass? To do the "for show"? And why would they? If they dont believe in recovery then why not just end it? My husband keeps saying how miserabe he is, wants to divorce me most of the time, cant stand living in a world of keyloggers and the like, then if he doesnt believe in his addiction or isnt interested in recovery then why isnt he out of here so he can go enjoy his addiction? Thats what I dont get! If he left then he could go and whoop it up! He tells me all the time he doesnt love me anymore when we fight so whats keeping him here? I DONT GET HIM!!!! I wish somebody could help me understand this man I am married to.
It likely means that your husband is sober but is not recovering. Other's call it "white knuckling" it.
See, but you already know that your husband is not working on recovery. That's your truth. No matter what your husband may say.
My husband worked his recovery hard for 18 months, He didn't fight it. But, he knew he had a problem long before I discovered, and he wanted to stop long before I discovered his addiction.
I also believe that there is no one-size-fits all recovery for addicts. My husband didn't get much out of the 12-step group. For him, having the CSAT was the answer. Some SA's will use the internet as a primary tool for recovery (like Recovery Nation.)
For me, it's not really alarming that my husband didn't work the steps or get a sponsor. So, I didn't care what my husband did to recover, just as long as he worked his recovery.
Now, I also knew that I wouldn't live with an addict. So after d-day, I told my husband that he could make a choice, me or addiction. But he couldn't have both.
I'm not trying to be an ass..but the ball is in your court. We can't tell you what to do. You have to do your work to figure it out. Do you want to live with a dry drunk? If so, then you need to figure out how, using boundaries. Is addiction a deal breaker in your life? Do you want to divorce? Can you? If not, can you start working on the steps.
I won't tolerate anything but recovery with regards to addiction. It's the ultimate of deal breakers for me. (And, actually, had my husband cheated as part of the addiction, I would have divorced as well.) So, if I were you, I'd set a timeline. (Sorry, I don't know how long your husband has been sober.) I'd probably say, if I haven't seen any recovery behaviors in 18 months of sobriety, then I'm leaving. Then I would get myself ready. I'd save up money, find a lawyer, get working on a new budget for myself, and what ever else I had to do, so that when my deadline came, I was ready to do what I needed to, if it came down to it.
That said, some people DO have reasons for staying in dysfunctional marriages. I've seen it with my FOO, and I've read about other stories in forums....
You can't make this decision based on love for your spouse. Love counts for nothing when addiction is present.
You can make this decision based on love for yourself, though. That's what matters.
[This message edited by IRN2006 at 1:23 PM, July 30th (Friday)]
He is admittedly depressed and is willing to go on meds again.
He is willing to do baby steps on our relationship.
It makes it difficult to say to him "You are not working on recovery!" Because he will look at me and get pissed and point out that he is not acting out and going to all his meetings etc and what else do I want?" But he is just going through the motions. He isnt actually doing the work. He isnt doing the stepss, he isnt off the internet, he got on a social networking site. he gets angry if I ask him any question about his addiction or meetings.
You didn't cause it. You can't CONTROL it. You can't cure it.
Yes it is typical for the SA to behave this way. And you are in a place every spouse of SA has been. YOU have to take action for yourself. Read the books I've recommended. Educate yourself about SA. See a CSAT for you. Find a group. He will do whatever he's going to do and you have zero control over it. Focus on your recovery.
I really need some help today. My husband has been in recovery for 7 months; he is doing everything right -- 12-step, sponor, IC, MC, not acting out, apologizing daily, etc.
My problem is with sex -- we have not had it in 7 months (except for a "touch of HB" after discovery day).
He is addicted to porn and frequented massage parlors for a seven year period and has been with over FORTY women. UGH.
Whenever we come close to being intimate I start playing those mind movies and I just want to at the thought of him with these woman.
I know that with sexual addiction it is really not about "me", but damn!! I am sick of these skanks invading my brain everytime I think about being intimate with my husband.
Everytime it happens I feel like SCREAMING at him -- How could you do this to me? To us? How could you be with these skanks and come home and look me and our children in the eye?
How long did it take most of you to get those mind movies out of your head, and do you have any suggestions for me? Do they ever really go away? Am I destined to be a prisoner of these thoughts?
Also, just a couple of great books to recommend: The Porn Trap by Wendy Maltz and Erotic Intelligence by Alexandra Katehakis. Really Helpful. I have read most of the books 7yrs recommended and they are great.
Thank you all for your guidance. I am sorry that we are all here, but at least we are together. It is nice not to feel so alone.
I find it interesting that all this time my husband has been telling me that I have been trying to control him and I thought that was total bullshit and now everyone here is telling me the same thing!!! Wow! that is an eye opener!
Tho I still dont totally get it...I think I will need a few more 2x4s before I get this stuff.
My husband and I had another conversation tonight about his recovery -that I guess we shouldnt have had- but I got to tell him that I wanted a couples session with his CSAT and why and I did tell him he was being stubborn about working recovery and was resisting it. Surprisingly he was open to working harder. But I guess I will just back off. Man! Thats going to be so hard to do!!!! I feel like I am going to be abandoning him. Letting him drown. Especially when he is down. Thats what scares me I think. He is so depressed. He even talks about killing himself. Do I really leave him to himself in his time of need? Or dont you sometimes have to save the people you love from themselves when they something like deep depression has their brain warped? I am bipolar. I too wanted to die before I was treated. I know the darkness that he is lost in right now so I dont think its the best idea to just leave him completely alone.
Ill back off, but with one eye open.
I feel like I am going to be abandoning him. Letting him drown. Especially when he is down. Thats what scares me I think. He is so depressed. He even talks about killing himself. Do I really leave him to himself in his time of need? Or dont you sometimes have to save the people you love from themselves when they something like deep depression has their brain warped? I am bipolar. I too wanted to die before I was treated. I know the darkness that he is lost in right now so I dont think its the best idea to just leave him completely alone.
If your husband is suicidal call 911 and get him monitored.
Are you in IC? You both need to do a lot of individual work before you can do couples work. If you've both been in IC for 7 months it sounds like it's time for couples counseling to learn to rebuild trust and emotional intimacy in the marriage. Once you've rebuilt your foundation the physical intimacy will be better, I can attest to that.
7 years, yes I am seeing a CSAT, but I have to say she is not very good. She uses words like "jerk" and the like when she is talking about my SA husband. And she just tells me to leave him because "she would have been long gone". Shes been doing therapy for over 10 years but it doesnt appear that she has ever worked with an addict like my husband who is "white knuckling it" I guess. My problem is there are no CSAT's around here. There are only 3 listed and my husband saw the other two and she is the last one left. I am tempted to see if the first one my husband saw will see me. She gives me NO advice on co dependency. She just shakes her head and says theres nothing you can do.
Drop her like a hot rock. Call someone else. ANYONE else. She is TOXIC and frankly dangerous. She is completely undermining your recovery. I'm not kidding around here, this is serious.
Your husband is not seeing her is he??? That would be catastrophic.
If he's not seeing her, call his CSAT and ask for a referral from him. Tell him what this woman has said to you. He should be able to recommend someone for you to see.
If he mentions suicide you should call 911 immediately.
I had said I had a conversation with my husband and I wanted to say something that really is bothering me about it. I am having a delayed reaction about it because it took awhile to sink in and its probably traumatic as well.
When we were discussing acting out and that he wasnt right now he said "It wasnt worth it". Well eight years ago when he had his first acting out spree, after it was done and we went to marriage counseling and our marriage was on the mend and I would get nervous that he might be acting out again he would respond "theres no need". That would trouble me deeply and I would say "there never should have been a NEED!!" to cheat on me!!! But he would always give the same reply. That response always felt to me like a ticking time bomb that the cheating would happen again. And it did-even worse 5 years later.
So last night when his response about not acting out right now "its not worth it". Well its not worth it right now becuase he is getting monitored, there is fighting and accountability because I am hyper vigilant, he is getting flak, and Im not making it easy for him TO act out with the keyloggers and the like.
His response implies that he is not acting out only because of the aggravation from me he would get -NOT because he doesnt WANT to be acting out and not because that he has realized the destruction of it.
It felt like with his comment he was saying "I want to be acting out but you wont let me." Do you think that is an accurate assumption?
[This message edited by TenaciousBW at 9:43 AM, July 31st (Saturday)]
He shared with me that he is struggling with wondering if he is capable of being in a monogamous relationship, considering that he may not be "built that way". He says he has been wondering if it would be more responsible to just separate so that he can be the way his is without hurting people he cares about. He also struggles with wondering if he is "worthy" of a monogamous relationship. He also talked about how, in our culture & on media, there are hundreds of triggers everyday. It kind of sounds like he's feeling overwhelmed by the possibility of recovery if that is what is faced everyday.
Here is where I am reacting to what he said.
1. It sounds to me as if the "capable" question leads to rationalization and justification for further acting out. To me it sounds like an alcoholic saying, "Maybe I should just leave my wife & family so I can drink without hurting them".
2. I now have to wonder the same thing...what if the pull of being single & acting out if he wants to is much stronger than wanting to recover and stay together?
3. This all brings up a lot of really basic stuff about being afraid that I will always be unloved and abandoned.
ETA: In case you missed this before. Everyone spouse needs to remember this:
The 4 Core Beliefs of a Sex Addict
An addict's belief system contains certain core beliefs that are faulty or inaccurate and, consequently, provide a fundamental momentum of problematic behavior and addiction. Simply put, these are the four core beliefs: 1. I am basically a bad unworthy person. 2. No one would love me as I am. ("If you knew me, really knew me. You would leave me.") 3. My needs are never going to be met if I depend on others. 4. Sex is my most important need. (or Sex is the most important sign of love.)
This is why he is struggling. It's HIS stuff and he needs to work through it was a CSAT.
[This message edited by 7yrsbetrayed at 5:01 PM, July 31st (Saturday)]
We've got 12-Step meetings and reading things that are recommended...period. And, well, I've got you guys.
That's it.
I know I am going to have to make some amends at some point. In order to try to break through his denial, I got brutal. My pride and ego fueled my fury. I was pretty cruel with my words, which I can only imagine led to even more guilt & shame. On just about every other issue, we are kind and respectful of each other.
We ended up talking about how being in the program means trying to live by spiritual principals. I told him that I don't know any people who are strongly spiritual that don't have at least ONE major weakness to work on. It keeps us from developing false pride and arrogance, I think.
[This message edited by Tal at 5:34 PM, July 31st (Saturday)]
We chose to make recovery the #1 priority right behind paying our mortgage. Best decision we ever made. And I say that while we're facing bankruptcy.
May not be the right choice for everyone but we saved not only our marriage but I think, quite possibly, our lives.
We all have to set our priorities.
ETA: Just realized this makes it sound like paying for counseling is what put us in this financial situation. It's not. We were screwed financially then. We're equally screwed financially now. The difference is if we hadn't chosen to make counseling and recovery a major priority we'd be divorced and even worse off than we are now and we'd be alone, instead of a team. As bad as we have it now, it'd be worse if we hadn't invested in getting professional help.
[This message edited by 7yrsbetrayed at 2:22 AM, August 1st (Sunday)]
We have both been in IC and MC before. Honestly, I think it's hit & miss to find a good one and you can waste a lot of time and money trying to weed out the ones who aren't so great. I am still willing to go--dispite the fact that 3 IC's in the past dismissed my concerns about porn addiction 6 years ago when we were trying to R.
My husband has been hearing about CSAT counselors from others in his SAA meeting and he is willing to go. We just want to get stabalized in basic, fundimental needs before that occurs.
I honestly don't think that we are facing divorce right now if we only go to 12-Step meetings for now. Even if we weren't doing ANYTHING for ourselves, we would probably stay together as room-mates to hold the family together. Would we be happy as a married couple? No, probably not. "Happy" seems like a luxury right now in the scope of things.
I am actually seeing progress right now. I never thought I would see him admit to an addiction, much less go to meetings & start wanting recovery for himself. Even after only going to 5 meetings, our ability to discuss the addiction and our relationship is improving. His ability to provide honest disclosure is improving.
To me it feels like the ice is breaking up in a river that has been frozen for a long time. It does concern me that now that I am seeing investment in recovery and improvement in our communication, he is doubting his ability to be worthy at the same time that I am now having hope.


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OK, yes, companies pay a little something to be Sponsored Deals. But we don't allow just any old crap in this section. Sponsored Deals are proposed to us by other retailers, manufacturers, and even other daily deal sites. If we find the deal compelling enough that our members will appreciate us bringing it to their attention, we'll feature it here. Believe it or not, we have a reputation to uphold. If your store would like to be considered for this space, please contact us for details. But if your deal is lame, or sketchy, no amount of money will let you buy your way in.
Community Deals
It's whatever you want it to be.
Pretty much, anyway. This is where you find the deals that wooters like you have ferreted out and brought to light. We're thinking it'll turn into a massive database of discounted products from around the Web, constantly expanding to absorb the newest deals from the very moment their prices are slashed, with each deal immediately rated by hordes of savvy voters to spotlight the very greatest deals in the world today. Hey, we can dream, right?
We use a fancy algorithm to determine which deals are catching the most buzz – they're under the Popular tab, which is the default view of this section. You can look for the most popular deals today, this week, or this month. The Fresh tab features the most recently submitted deals, so that's where to look for deals that everybody else doesn't know about yet. And the Search bar does what a Search bar does, only, uh, much wootier! Yeah! Right on!
Ask The Community
They probably won't bite.
Organic bullets? Vegetarian haggis? Cheap tickets to Antarctica? The best high-performance sweatsocks for under $100? If you're looking for a deal that doesn't appear to show up in our Community Deals section, throw the question to your fellow cheapskates. Or answer a question for one of your fellow cheapskates. Or vote for your favorite questions, or your favorite answers, or… maybe we should call this section "Ask, Answer, Comment On, And Vote In The Community", but that won't fit on the page.


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