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Started by Freckles , Sep 28 2012 09:09 AM
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Posted 28 September 2012 - 09:09 AM
New thread time ladies. Old thread is here.
Apologies to the member that I cut off mid-post. I didn't realise until I had already shut the last thread!
Posted 28 September 2012 - 09:10 AM
GOLD! (That was me who was cut off)
was just saying to Clarisse - yes 10DPO is early early - hang in there!! FX for you.
Posted 28 September 2012 - 09:11 AM
Hi Ladies,
Well i though this cycle was tracking along nicely, had an almost positive OPK yesterday afternoon, expected my positive today, with ovulation due tomorrow.... Then last night i started bleeding? I thought is may have been just something odd and would stop, but no i've woken up this morning with what seems like af again, cramps and all! WTF is going on? Af only finished a week ago grrrr. Has this ever happened to anyone here before? This is a first for me
Posted 28 September 2012 - 09:14 AM
oooh bronze!
Dreaming, I can't say that I've been in your position. I hope your cycle sorts itself out soon!
2p thanks for the reassurance. I'm going to try to hold off from testing again until Monday when AF is due.
Posted 28 September 2012 - 09:23 AM
Ooops forgot to say silver hehe!
Clarisse - i hope you have just tested too early! Fingers crossed x
Posted 28 September 2012 - 01:09 PM
Afternoon ladies,
Ahhh, a nice new thread. Ready for a nice new round of BFPs!
2p - saw it's your first day back at work? Hope you're doing okay
*dreaming* - hmmm, not sure there at all. The only time I've ever had two bleeds like that is when I've been super stressed and my cycle has gone all out of whack.
clarisse - yes, 10DPO is early. Even after implantation, the hcg has to build up enough to be picked up, which can take a couple of days. So relax and step away from the tests!
To everyone else - how are you all doing? xx
AFM - 9DPO today. For the last couple of days I've been getting those funny little twitchy, pully feelings below my belly button, and today I've been feeling nauseous and dizzy, with achy boobs. I'm trying hard not to get excited - it could be a virus making me feel rough.... AF is due on Tuesday, so here's hoping she's staying away this time!
Posted 28 September 2012 - 06:31 PM
Ooh Clare hopefully you will get a BFP when you test!! Sounds positive! The first symptom I had before I discovered my pregnancy was bleeding gums! Weird but can be common apparently, now I'm going to be hanging out for my gums to bleed again haha FX!
Clarisse- with my last BFP I tested on the Friday and it didn't even come up with a faint line, then a really strong line on the Monday so hang in there and give it a few days. Will be sending you good vibes...
Dreaming- sorry I can't say that's happened to me, but I am only in my second week post d and c so maybe my cycle will go crazy as well. Am hoping it goes back to normal...FX.
AFM- On Monday it will be 2 weeks since my d and c and my DH and I got a little carried away last night and started BDing. I feel guilty cause the doctor told me 2 weeks! Can someone please tell me if this means that something is going to go wrong? I only had bleeding for 2 days post d and c??? Does this count? I'm trying to justify myself haha. This post miscarriage thinking is going to drive me crazy I'm sure of it.
Posted 29 September 2012 - 02:52 PM
Dreaming I'm not sure. That hasn't happened to me before
Clarisse 10dpo is a bit early. Just wait til 12dpo
If you can hold out and use the FR early tests
Wishfully why did the dr tell you not to BD for 2 weeks? Could it be so you don't get an infection?
Not much on my side. I had a sneaky cocktail last night as I went into the city with friends for a bday. I figure I can't not drink at all every month.. I think I'm about 7dpo and am going to try and hold out testing this month. I have more blood tests on Thursday (12dpo) so hopefully it picks up a BFP been getting nausea on and off but my temps aren't rising so who knows what's going on.
Have a great weekend girls!
Posted 29 September 2012 - 04:13 PM
FX for you wishing.
Drs recommend nothing be inserted into your vg for 2 weeks after D&C to avoid infection (no sex, no tampons, no swimming/baths etc). Such a drudge. I think you are meant to allow your cervix sufficient time to close, and I guess that would depend on how dilated it was for the procedure.
I am still spotting and feel really quite crampy and sore, 5 days after D&C. I don't remember feeling this bad last time. Does anyone else recall still feeling abdominal cramps this long after a D&C?
hope everyone is having a nice weekend. I am having a very lazy day today.
Posted 30 September 2012 - 09:13 AM
2p I was a little crampy about 5 days after my d&c but nothing that some panadol didn't fix. I was told that if I'm having any pain that panadol isn't strong enough to relieve to call my dr.
I'm out girls. Had some spotting when I got home from a party last night. Had light bleeding this morning and when I wipe so tested just to make sure it's not implantation bleeding and it was negative. AF is definitely here On to 100mg of Clomid for me tomorrow.
Posted 30 September 2012 - 10:22 AM
sorry to hear that Clarisse.
I am OK with some panadol so will wait it out till I go back to RPA next Wed. time seems to be standing still...
Posted 30 September 2012 - 03:35 PM
Clarisse sorry you are out this month I hope te 100mg of clomid does the trick for you.
2p I haven't had a D&C so I'm not sure sorry so I hope u are feeling better soon.
Posted 30 September 2012 - 11:31 PM
Hi Ladies
I am new to this site and not sure if I am in the correct forum
We are curently TTC baby # 1 after MC in July and I am in some need of some support/encouragment, I am tierd of the waiting and hoping but would really like a BFP this month, I am on CD 14 and no pos OPK yet, My cycle seems to be verry off since MC, anyone else in a simaliar situation feeling a bit overwhelemed?
Posted 01 October 2012 - 07:12 AM
Morning everyone,
TRYing#1 - welcome to the group - I hope your stay here is short and that you graduate with a BFP very soon! My cycle went short after m/c, so I don't think its unusual to have a weird month xx
clarisse - sorry to hear you're out this month. Grrr to AF. FX for you with the extra clomid xx
2p - glad to hear you were having a lazy day. I hope you're feeling better today xx
wishing - I had a sneaky glass of red on Saturday watching the AFL grand final. FX for you with the blood tests xx
wishfully - I've never had a D&C, so not sure. I know what you mean about feeling a little crazy post m/c though! xx
AFM - well, 12DPO today and I caved this morning and tested..... !!! This is the earliest I've ever got a BFP, so I'm hoping that's a sign that this is a strong little b*gger! I've just taken the first prog pessary and am lying down for half an hour (tough life!)
Any prayers/positive sticky vibes you can send my way would be very, very much appreciated.
Lots of love,
Posted 01 October 2012 - 09:04 AM
Clare!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Congrats on your BFP hun, sending sticky vibes your way xx Is the progesterone pessary to help it "stick"?
Trying#1, you're in the right place and welcome. A lot of us had cycles that went a little haywire post mc or d&c. I'm not the best example though as my cycles were crazy to begin with. Just hang in there, you might still O late. Last month I didn't O until CD23 even though I'm on Clomid to help stimulate ovulation ...
AFM, CD2 and just started 100mg of Clomid. It's double my previous dosage so FX that it works and also that I don't get any horrible side effects! I had a couple of bouts of mild nausea on 50mg, I hope it's not any worse than that as I have a 3 day trial this week and can't have any sick days!!
Posted 01 October 2012 - 10:58 AM
YAY Clare!!!! FX for you. (please explain about the prog pessary - is progesterone an issue for you in pregnancy?)
Welcome trying. Many of us had squiff AF after a mc - I have had 2 D&C (most recently last monday) and after my first it took 6 weeks for AF to come back, and then 2 longer than usual cycles. Frustrating as all hell. Am very hopeful I don't have the same experience again this time around. So yes, you're in the right place because we can all share your tiredness and frustration with waiting and hoping and waiting and hoping. Best of luck for a BFP soon
K - when are you moving luv??
Clarisse it is a bugger about AF - hope you go OK on the clomid double dosage. FX for you this month. Hope your nan is doing OK too.
will stalk for news from you Wishing on Thurs Hold off till then... if you can
Wishfully how are you feeling? 100% now? I am still a little cramp and still spotting a little a week later. Sick of it. However, an=m annoyingly frisky and have another week to wait... because I am still not 100% I don't think I'll risk it any earlier (o well, guess I'll just enjoy it even more LOL)
Dreaming what's happening with you - did AF come back properly or was it a random outburst? I've not had that happen either - confusing. How is your finger - any lasting damage?
Bells, hope you are enjoying that extra long weekend with DH and that your lovely new pooch is settled in completely. What a gorgeous pair!
Chelby, hope you're recovered from your skin cancer removal now and that AF has left the building, and you are feeling fab and ready for a BFP this month... FX for you.
Trust, how are you finding the charting? Interesting or annoying?
N@K - how are you?
Bedge - how are you also?
Bristol - I hope you are settling in well. Have you started language lessons yet? Good luck!
It has been ages since I caught up with what anyone else is up to - so sorry ladies. I am feeling better today mentally, but still just can't wait for blood tests on Wed and to feel like this is over.
Hope our graduates are all doing well
happy monday.
Posted 01 October 2012 - 11:34 AM
Clare- OMG!!!! So happy for you! Just came in for a little and I'm so happy I did!
Posted 01 October 2012 - 12:06 PM
Clare Yay!!!! So exciting!! Will be praying heaps that this little one sticks and is happy and healthy!! My doctor told me I would only be able to get a progesterone pessary if I was in an IVF program? Not sure if she is right or not, but she gave me a prescription for a progesterone cream for when I actually get pregnant... I think its because extra progesterone won't harm the baby - even if you don't have a problem. I think its a way of covering all bases.
2p I am actually loving charting! I think its coz I'm a bit of an analytical person and I like to see things down on paper. (It also keeps me organised ) How are you feeling? I hope your cramps have eased off.
Clarisse Sorry AF found you... She is so frustrating sometimes! I really hope you don't get any side affects from the higher dose of clomid. But maybe it'll be just what your body needs to give a nice healthy egg
Trying Welcome! This is the perfect place for you to come! There is no judgement here, just open hearts and ears
AFM Still charting and waiting for O. Should be within the next couple of days so its time to get busy
Posted 01 October 2012 - 12:26 PM
Hi ladies, I'm back! After 2 weeks with no EB there's heaps to catch up on.
Clare - wow, congratulations!!!! Brilliant news!! Wish you every success with this PG!! Hope the pessaries do the trick for you.
2P - sorry things didn't turn out. Hoping that you can heal quickly and get some answers to what's happening. All my love and hugs xxx
Wishfully and Trying - welcome to the group, but sorry that events have brought you here. I found all the ladies here to be wonderfully supportive and having people who understand what you're going through and all your fears makes such a huge difference. Hope you both can move on out of here as quickly as possible.
Hi to everyone else! I'll read through your posts this week and try to get up to date with what's been happening. From the little I've read it seems like it's been a bit of a mixed bag, so hopefully it's time for some good luck in this group. FX that Clare's news is just the start of the rainbows for this group because we've all had far too much rain.
AFM - currently 4DPO in my first cycle TTC since the mc in July and it's hard. I've been PG before and I think that getting PG won't be the problem, I'm sure it will happen sometime over the next few cycles, but I'm so scared about what will happen after that, once I get a BFP. I know we're going to monitor my progesterone and do everything we can to stop the same thing happening, but I'm so scared that I won't get through the first 14 weeks. I know it's silly to be scared before I'm even PG, but I did everything possible right last time and still lost my baby without any warning signs that things weren't okay. I'm not sure how I feel about the TWW - I'm not excited. AF is due ~10 Oct so I'll just have to see what happens. It's so true what they say about mc's - it totally changes everything because your PG innocence is lost.
Posted 01 October 2012 - 12:48 PM
OMG Clare!! i'm so happy for you! that is very exciting. How are you feeling??? YAY! So happy we have a new graduate this month. FX for a very sticky bubba.
AFM - guys, i won't be around much the next few weeks as i'm in the midst of studying for Uni exams.. but i will be stalking and keeping an eye on all of you. Hope you are all doing well. DH is still working away... he gets back for his one week off right when AF is due.... DAMN IT. So looks like we will definitely have to wait until our cruise in November to give it another shot. So far away... hrmph.
Well... wish me luck with my exams.. i'm going to need it haha! talk soon x
Posted 01 October 2012 - 01:23 PM
Glamour what are you studying? Best of luck with your exams - I only just finished 7 years of p/t study in July so know what you are going through. ugh.
Sunshiney - welcome back! hope you had a great trip (and sorry I missed you in my catch up post before). It's not silly at all to feel scared. It is completely true - that m/c certainly makes the whole experience different the next time around. we're not in kansas anymore...
trust I am a bit like you - I like to know what is going on so find charting useful.
sigh - back to getting tax documents together for our returns. blah.
Posted 01 October 2012 - 02:29 PM
Clare- That's awesome news!!! Am so excited for you!! It gives the rest of us hope. Lots of sticky baby dust to you .
Clarisse- that sucks that you're out this month and I'm really sorry to hear it.
2p- I know what you're going through. Time just seems to be taking too much time, it's standing on its head I'm sure of it! You are so right about the friskyness, I only got through a week, even though I knew I wasn't meant to, i jut gave in to it. It's so hard!
Glamour- good luck on your exams, I certainly don't envy you and hope that you go really well.
Trying- welcome! Definitely in the right spot. These guys are great with support and answers to any questions you've got. Hopefully you aren't here long.
Sunshiney- thank you for the welcome. I am in the same boat as you. I ate and drank all the right things, took special care of my body and it just wasn't meant to be- no warning signals is the hardest part of it. I too am freaking out about when I next get PG. it's strange to be so scared of something you want so much! FX next time we will have a happier story to share.
AFM- well, I am the same as Trust, everything makes sense when it's on paper so I've started my first ovulation kit yesterday. It's one of those packets of 7 so hopefully over the next few days I may get a positive. I will not be surprised if I don't though because I've read that post d and c you may not ovulate before your first AF? It will be 2 weeks tomorrow that I had the d and c, it feels more like 2 years ago! Am exhausted of waiting! One doctor told me there was no worries with TTC in your first cycle, and another told me best to wait for AF before trying? It's really confusing so am going off the way my body feels. I have read lots of mixed reports about whether or not it's safe to go for it post d and c so thoughts would be super welcomed? I felt like I had gone back to normal about a week and a half ago so FX that's a good sign and that I've recovered fully. Happy public holiday Monday to you all!
Posted 01 October 2012 - 07:20 PM
Clare woweee congratulations that's very exciting
Trying welcome to te group. Yes my AF has been haywire since my miscarriage in March this year I'm on my second cycle of clomid as they are hoping to regulate my cycle, although last month it was shorter than usual with 3-4 days of spotting.
Afm 9dpo today and I noticed a bit of spotting when I wiped after BDing I hope it isn't a sign AF is on it's way.. I've been good so far not testing early. Hopefully I can keep it up!
Posted 01 October 2012 - 07:51 PM
hi girls, just
Clare yah!!! so my little dream was a preminition it looks like he he!!!!
Still reading along and hope for many more BFP's!!!!
A little update from me, so far so good. I am about 8.5 weeks and no spotting or anything touch wood. Going on Wednesday for a scan so i am praying everything will be ok, dont think i can start from scratch again.
Anyway girls take care and am thinking of you all xxxx
Posted 01 October 2012 - 07:56 PM
hey ladies
hope you all enjoyed your long weekend!
dreaming- that is odd that you have af again but nothing is considered normal after a mc. my cycles arent exactly regular
clarrisse- im sorry you're out this month, hopefully the 100mg clomid will do the trick
2p- im so sorry for what you're going through. i hope you're doing ok
clare- yay!!! thats great news! maybe this new thread will be full of bfp's!
wishfully- yes they say wait 2 weeks to prevent infection, i think i waited a couple days less than 2 weeks, i was so desperate to be pg again. the only reason i know of for not trying before first af is dating purposes but with all the technology with ultrasounds i dont think its hard to date it especially if you know when you o'd
wishing- spotting at 9dpo could be implantation. fx thats all it is! good luck with your bt on thurs, hope it shows a bfp!!
trying- welcome to the group, everyone here is so lovely and supportive.
k- are you moving this week?
trust- im same as you about to start using opk's tomorrow morning cd14, ive been o'ing between cd14-cd18 so next few days im guessing for me. good luck this month
glamour- good luck with your exams
sunshiney- welcome back, i feel exactly the same scared that it will happen all over again but all we can do is try to think positively i guess
hope- im so glad to hear its going well so far, good luck with your scan x
hope everyone else id doing ok
afm- so im healing nicely from having the skin cancer out but now i have to go back in a couple weeks again to remove a little more as he didnt quite get it all, not happy about it but not much i can do. im cd13 today and going to start opk's tomorrow, really hoping this is it, its my last go before my edd in nov. had a dream last night that i was breast feeding a baby and 2 other people have dreamt i was pg with twins! heres hoping!!
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Inishbofin (Inis Bó Finne in Irish, meaning Island of the White Cow ) is an island off the coast of Machaire Rabhartaigh (Magheraroarty), County Donegal, Ireland. It is a 120-hectare (300 acre) land mass long known as a fishing and farming village, a place where generations of inhabitants have spoken Irish. The current population numbers about 36.[1] There are no pubs or shops on the island. There is a boat service to and from it but no regular ferry.
It is the largest of a small group of islands; the others, Inis Dúiche and Inis Beag, lie to the north and are uninhabited.
- ^ The Islands - facts and figures from Comhdháil Oileáin na hÉireann
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- Inishbofin Island - The Island Website with information on the island and its history.
- Inis Bó Finne - information from Comhdháil Oileáin na hÉireann
- Inishbofin, Donegal - a first-hand account – with photographs – of one American's visit
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Rated 4.2 out of 5 by 244 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Redpanda Wondenful service we had a wonderful vacation. We love the hotel, the room was very clean and neat. the employees were all very friendly and gave us very good service (only in 1 of the restaurants, they take forever to bring your food) but overall everything was great. all employees are well train and give excellent service. We definitely will stay again. I would like the water in the pools a little warmer, but for my kids, they were excellent. we give you AAAAAAAA+ May 21, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by SMNYC Ain't what it use to be… Great property. Management is obviously ignoring feedback noted here since every response is the same. Noted horrible service in writing during stay and spoke to the Asst. F&B Mgr. who was sad for our experience. No comments from hotel mgr. or front desk on their lack of communication & bad service. Should've known when I had to email twice for every request. Leadership needs to change to make these employees love their jobs once again. February 21, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by AnaG64 Excellent service,confort and cleaning of the rooms Thanks for your hospitality, was a good expe rience, we went to celebrate the mother's day with excellent service. Very clean hotel, confortable rooms. We could stay at the pool with towels before check in and after check out time. We will come back and recommend the hotel. The suggestion is to extend the check in and check out time, we had to wait until 4 pm to get the room, even the hotel was 50% of occupaccy...( we arrived at 1030 am). May 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lee2014 Never Disappointed and Well Worth the Visit We've been to this resort nearly ten times now. There's something for everyone here - families, couples or singles. The rooms are clean, the pools are the best we've ever seen. The infinity pool looks out to the ocean. The staff are super friendly. Carlos (one of the concierge), Rene (of the Fun Team), and Freddy the restaurant manager are all so great every time we come here. We will be back again soon. March 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JanetR FANTASTIC! From the moment we arrived, we were showered with the most outstanding service we had ever experienced. Everyone on staff was extremely friendly and helpful (and remembered your names). The room was amazing, the view spectacular, the food and drinks awesome, the proximity to everything was perfect and the hotel features superb. We hated to leave but we will definitely stay at this hotel again if we get a chance to go back to Cancun. September 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Doc2014 WOW, the Best of the Best! I expect a lot from Westin properties, and the Westin Laguna Del Mar is simply amazing. The resort is large, with large beautiful clean pools and landscape, clean, comfortable large rooms, excellent food with very little wait for a table even during busy times. But best of all, is the staff. The staff is so friendly, helpful, professional, knowledgable,extremely well trained. I felt like a VIP my entire stay. March 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Iara "A Wonderful hotel" This is a great hotel. It is very well located in the middle of the hotel zone. Our room was very comfortable. It had everything we needed: all the kitchen appliances, refrigerator, microwave, stove, coffeemaker, washing and drying machine. It has a beautiful ocean view. The beach is private and very clean. The people in the hotel were all very helpful and polite. We had a wonderful time in The Westin. I would recommend it. October 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jayjay Great location, amazing pool! Loved this hotel. Everything was excellent except a few things. It was clean, but pull out couch had a funky smell. Second, we did not like that we didn't have an option for early check-in. They said the room would be ready at 2:30 and was ready til 4:00. Other than that everything was great. I loved my French braids done by Patty near the pool. I wanted something simple and different every day, and she was able to do that. May 29, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by luvspg Hotel Great But...... SPG levels mean nothing here. I booked a 1 BR and requested an upgrade to a 2BR with no luck. The 1BR villa & view was very nice-. My complaint is that I used Platinum amenity points for breakfast. I was told I could only eat breakfast at Dunas & not Oceana & buffet is the same. It is not the same buffet. Dunas closed for season for breakfast 2nd day of trip & front desk told me I had to pay full price for remainder. August 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Debbie This resort is outstanding Returned to Westin Lagunamar for the second time this January and again had a wonderful time. This was a family vacation, we had 4 units. Our concierge Lucio made sure we were all together, the service was outstanding again. The resort is perfectly located, the beach is beautiful, the pools gorgeous, everything well maintained and very clean. We will return; our adult children are Very happy we are Starwood Owners! February 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wyatt2013 Great Stay... First visit to Cancun and wasn't quite sure what to expect. The Westin Lagunamar was a perfect place to introduce me to the beautiful Cancun beaches. As expected, the Westin provides a well-maintained facility with well-trained staff and all the amenities you would expect. Excellent experience from the moment we arrived on property. Our one bedroom mini-suite had an amazing view of the enormous pool and the beautiful blue colors of the ocean. The Concierge was more than helpful (thank you, Karla) and every staff member was polite, professional and appeared to truly care about the guest. The "Heavenly Spa" provided a great oceanfront, yet private, massage. The spa facility is well-maintained and offers all the services you would expect. This was a quick get-a-way to celebrate my birthday and we returned to the room to find balloons, a "cake" and a "Happy Birthday" banner. Whoever did this...."Thank You!" I know there are many, many other hotel choices in Cancun, but I will return to the Westin Lagunamar! May 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by nechavarria Excellent hotel We had a great time at the Westin Lagunamar. The staff was great and room amenities excellent. Great location, beautiful setting and outstanding beach. There were two things that need work however: - Internet access was REALLY spotty and when it worked it was REALLY REALLY slow. - The quality assurance on the linens and towels lacks the Westin standard. (Ripped cover and stained towels were provided). June 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by WorldTraveller2013 Best concierge EVER My wife and her friend really enjoyed the stay at this Westin resorts, with all the nice facilities. In particular, they fully appreciated the explanation and details provided by Rafael the concierge. The tour suggestions, guidance and assistance have been most helpful. They considered him the best concierge that they have EVER met, across ALL hotels! Thank you, Rafael! May 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bigschultz Our May stay in Lagunamar, wonderful as always This resort is wonderful in all aspects. My wife and I stayed here on starpoints this last visit, however we stay here multiple times annually as Starwood owners. Location is perfect to shopping and other restaurants. The staff is more than accomodating. We stayed in a studio on this visit, and it was plenty of room and had all the necessities we needed on this trip. May 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by kayla123 The perfect place to vacation We took our family with us to celebrate our 50th anniversary. There were 11 of us and we were treated like royalty the whole time we were there. The restaurants were great, and the staff was so helpful and friendly. The pools were fun for the younger kids, and the beach has white sand and warm water. Fun restaurants within walking distance too. January 23, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by staysomewhereelse Longest starwood check in process ever! This is a nice hotel. However if you are platinum and expect to be treated as a platinum guest and expect a quick check in and an upgrade look at a different hotel. I arrived at 1:15 and asked to check in. After 20 of the longest minutes they told me one room will be ready at 3:00 and the kids rooms would be ready at 4:00. I requested two joining rooms. They said it was not available because the rooms that have a common interior door is a one bedroom suite and the one bedroom. They mentioned that they could do it if I was willing to pay an additional $129 a night. My question is if a better room is available why wouldn't I be upgraded as a platinum member. This really rubbed me the wrong way. I returned around 5:00 to get my key and had to wait another 20-30 minutes to get my key because only 2-3 people where checking people other people in and I had to wait for their excruciatingly slow check in process again just to get my key. At this point I was fuming on the inefficiency of this place. Besides the fact that they give zero preference to being platinum and have the most inefficient check in of any Starwood property I have ever stayed at. The people where extremely nice. My biggest issue is the check in and the lack of platinum preference. For example no Platinum line. It appears the Westin Lagunamar's mindset is focused on the once a year vacation club people who don't travel much and don't compare it to other hotels. If it was run like a normal Starwood Property I would stay again. However, I think I would stay at the other Starwood property down the beach because they seem to recognize Platinum Status. If I was only coming for a couple day I would be concerned with the inefficient check in times. When I come to Mexico. I want to spend as little time from plane to pool. They did offer two free continental breakfast, one for each room. That also seemed strange. If my spouse and I just rented one room normally we receive two breakfast for each room. Not in this hotel. One guest per room received a free continental breakfast. Sorry kids not for you. Most other hotels will allow your children to enter the club lounge if traveling with you. No club lounge at this resort. The club Regina was wonderful at other Starwood properties. Not anyone thing was a deal breaker. If the property itself was not as nice as it is I'm sure I wouldn't stay. But even with these issues the property is beautiful and may stay again. If they fixed the check in and would actually upgrade a platinum my view would be much more favorable. Great Hotel, lousy, inefficient front desk. June 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wellness WESTIN LAGUNAMAR RESORT LAGUNAMAR IS OUTSTANDING July 07, 2013 TO JULY 14, 2013 We decided to choose Westin Lagunamar for our first family vacation,and we were not disappointed!! The resort staff and facilities are fantastic! We were allowed to check in early, which was also greatly appreciated! I would highly recommend Westin Lagunamar!! we are looking to our July 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Qsgv Fabulous Resort We stayed 2 weeks in a studio. It was so inviting & comfortable. The view was awesome. The best thing about this resort is the staff, i.e., the housekeeping staff, the wait staff in restaurants, the concierge staff. The friendliest, nicest, most helpful in the world. The only negative at this resort is the internet connection in villa. October 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JC1738 LAGUNAMAR IS OUTSTANDING We were at the end of a 15 day stay at Soliman Bay and were leaving the following day. We decided to choose Westin Lagunamar for our last day, and we were not disappointed!! The resort staff and facilities are fantastic! We were allowed to check in early, which was also greatly appreciated! I would highly recommend Westin Lagunamar!! July 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Daniel13 Staff helpful Our concierge was Violetta, as in previous visits. She was wonderful and warm. The maids were also very nice. The towel person, Francois, we also very helpful when we lost a baby's swimsuit - he looks thru ALL the towels in the bin; no suit. A wonderful stay, and a wonderful place for our grandkids. We plan to return. December 28, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by eliteowner Horrible operations from Spa department to check-in, check-out process Lots of wasted time spent on vacation dealing with operational items like check-in lines, check-out with wrong bill that took literally 5 hours to clear up; spa department offers great service but with messed up appointments, over charging and horrific operations staff. Lots of work needed to fix homeowners experiences! December 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Rub77 First SPG experience The Westin Lagunamar have a gougeus swimming pool area, confortable rooms and excellent service. Even though they were making great works of extension and refurbishing at that time we ended buying a share and became SPG Gold members. We blame the pool and the service. We hope to visit Westin Lagunamar again soon. May 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jim234 Wonderful! Our first stay at this resort and it was absolutely wonderful! The villas are up to Westin standards. The staff was the best part. They are the friendliest we have encountered at any Starwood location. The concierges went out of their way to assist us and made our stay that much more relaxing and enjoyable October 6, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jeff67 All we hoped it would be Beautiful facilities, uniformly friendly and helpful staff, awesome location for a family. Beach is beautiful, waves are fun but not dangerous for kids (plus lifeguards were admirably vigilant). The pool is huge and immaculate with a wonderful view of the beach itself. The cleanliness of the entire establishment was really impressive, and the rooms were fantastic. Very comfortable beds, spacious living areas, AC and fans cooled the room wonderfully, fridge and washer/dryer were as good as at home. The only small complaints I had were that as a pale Irish guy, I could have used more shade (I know that puts me in the minority), and that it wasn't very easy to get food or drink before the pool restaurant opened in the morning. I loved being poolside early, enjoying the quiet before the crowds arrived, but it would have been even better if there were Bloody Marys flowing and huevos rancheros to soak them up. The good points very much outweighed the small negatives. Thanks for a wonderful week. August 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MaryCarmen3 This is a great hotel! Great hospitality, ubication, service, personal, beach, kindness. We loved it, a real paradise. April 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by sandybeach Great Vacation Just got back from a wonderful vacation. Loved the facility and the suite accommodations. Spent most of our time at the pool and in the ocean even though there was rain almost every day. Also bed and pillows were the best I've experienced other than at home September 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DANIME GREAT FAMILY HOTEL I WAS EXTREMELY PLEASED WITH HOTEL AND IT'S STAFF. WE WERE A GROUP OF 10 INCLUDING 4 CHILDREN AND EVERYONE HAD A GREAT TIME. MY KIDS DIDN'T WANT TO LEAVE THE POO; AREA. BEACH WAS ON EOF THE BEST AROUND. I WILL BE BOOKING MY NEXT VACATION STAY AT A WESTIN. June 27, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by TJMAZZ Excellent Pool!! Family Friendly This hotel has excellent pool. The infinity pool has fantastic view, and every pools are kids friendly. One minor fact is food in restaurant. The choice is very limited and almost american food. not international or local food. December 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by dottie3088 Amazing resort The resort was beautiful, our view from the room was breathtaking. We were there with family and was a memorable expierence. A shout out to Felippe and William at the pool bar, great service. We will be back same time next year! November 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by lewesdoc Great Location and hotel facility Excellent location, You can walk to the mall, restaurants, great beach and infinity pool. So relaxing. We also were given a great room and excellent ocean view. i would return to Cancun and stay in this resort again soon. September 17, 2012


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- Address:
310 Houston Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102Neighborhood:
Fort Worth Downtown
- Cuisine:
SouthwestPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.reata.net/
- Phone: 8173361009
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Daily: 5:00pm - 10:30pm; Sunday Brunch: 11:00am - 2:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Southwest, American, Steakhouse
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (bar only), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Catering by Reata isn't just about delivering great food; its about delivering the total Reata experience. Unlike many caterers, Reata cooks all of our food on-site for the freshest results. Even if your venue doesn't have a kitchen, we'll supply our own portable ovens and grills to make every morsel the best it can be. In addition to our signature Western cuisine listed on our regular menu, our chef will gladly consult with you to create a custom menu. Catering directors will be at your event to ensure that everything goes flawlessly
- Private Party Facilities: Whether the occasion calls for a business luncheon, dinner celebration or buffet reception, few Metroplex venues can match the energy and elegance of Reata Fort Worth.
Our 22,000-square-foot restaurant accommodates up to 600 diners over four levels, with a number of unique private dining spaces.
- Private Party Contact: Anna Cotten 8173361009x23
A word from Reata
Sophistication without pretension-that's the beauty of Reata. From the moment you pass through our doors, the unmistakable ambience of Reata envelops you. Hosts and servers welcome you as if you were an old friend, inviting you to savor every moment-and every bite of your meal. And all around you, tempting aromas swirl, while wrought iron accents, rustic paintings, and cowboy accouterments gently remind you that there's a taste of the West in every gourmet creation we serve.Continued
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322 reviews since June 28, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.7
- Ambiance4.7Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (238)romantic (155)fit for foodies (145)good for groups (140)great for outdoor dining (116)scenic view (113)hot spot (73)notable wine list (69)neighborhood gem (66)great for lunch (63)vibrant bar scene (43)late-night find (30)great for brunch (30)kid-friendly (19)Show More
- Reata Was OutstandingThk22VIPDined on 10/22/2014We booked Reata for a special birthday for my wife. The restaurant went out of its way to make it a great evening. The food was outstanding. We had their nightly special of steak and seafood which was prepared to perfection. Our server, Sharon, was extremely attentive but not overbearing. Because it was my wife's birthday, we were comped glasses of champagne which was a nice touch. Overall, our restaurant experience was outstanding and we would unequivocally recommend Reata.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great special occasion spotOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/19/2014The pork was fantastic. I also recommend several appetizers and plan to stay awhile. The view from the roof is also fun.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ReataGo3WarriersDined on 10/18/2014Our experience was disappointing. Our server seemed to be a little over worked and inattentive . Wine was not delivered until after we had completed our appetizer and our salads. We probably should have complained and/or commented more, but that is not our style. The main courses we had (Carne Asada and Bone in Rib Eye) were excellent. The tenderloin tamales we ordered for appetizers were not great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great friendly serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/18/2014I really appreciate the staff at Reata, very professionalSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and ServiceFab40Dined on 10/17/2014Great food, great service and great atmosphere. Must try the bread pudding with cinnamon ice cream. Best dessert!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect night, Craig is great waitrDesharriDined on 10/16/2014Buffalo and steak were done one step more than ordered but the quality of meet was wonderful so no need to send back. Outdoor dining was great.ade my wife's birthday very special. Wine is good selection but WAY over marked up. 2 of our 3 cocktails were very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our first visitOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/14/2014Celebrated our 31st wedding anniversary. We will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love Reata!LisaTDined on 10/13/2014This is our third time at Reata, and we seem to love it more and more each time. The menu is just filled with fabulous food. This time around we had the stuffed japalenos, the soup of the day (an unbelievably fabulous beef and mushroom in a dark, golden cream broth), the bourbon corn, asparagus wrapped in bacon, the red fish with jalapeno and cilantro crust. We also love their cocktails, though the offerings are quite as extensive as we'd like. Our waiter was great, and then when dinner was finished we took our cocktails to the 4th floor rooftop balcony and relaxed up there for a while. No complaints - and we'd recommend this place completely. Our dinner for 2 people with multiple courses and drinks was 120.00.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerSraFloresDined on 10/12/2014My husband and I had our anniversary last weekend, and we celebrated with a romantic dinner at the Reata- it was also the first place we dined together as husband and wife. It was just as wonderful as it was the first time! I had requested a quiet table away from the door- we were seated in the table the furthest away from the door. We got the same excellent, personable service, while still being afforded privacy. We had the Tenderloin Tamales with Pecan Mash (delicious), Blackened Buffalo Ribeye, Bacon Wrapped Lamb (didn't care for this), and finally, the Chocolate Bread Pudding Tamale for dessert (you must try this one, it's delightful!) Our dessert had a special message written in chocolate- it was altogether a wonderful experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our First TimeJeremiesVIPDined on 10/12/2014Reata was recommended to us by a few friends and we loved it! We were there for Brunch before a show at Bass Hall, perfect!Special Features:
- special date!codyjoeDined on 10/10/2014My wife and I had a great experience, our waitress was outstanding and made our anniversary extra special, not only did they bring us complementary chocolate covered strawberries but also a hand written card signed by all the employees. We had such an exceptional time and will definitely be backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Vibrant Fort Worth RestaurantLWattsDined on 10/10/2014Vibrant restaurant with the perfect balance of excellent food and the unique spirit of Fort Worth. This is always my restaurant of choice for out of town guests and where I choose to go with local friends for a rooftop drink and a dependably fun dining experience. Service is excellent and personable, especially Destiny. They are willing to let you dine and enjoy at your own pace, no matter how busy the evening is. Glad they are apart of Open Table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mashed potatoesOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/10/2014I love Reata's and have eaten there many times. The last two visits brought a little disappointment though. Two times ago the blue cheese chicken meal came with no mashed potatoes. This last time they were there but runny. And the tomatoe pieces this lsst time were cold and firm. They are usually warmed by the chicken and potatoes and softened but not this time. I live your reststaurant and always look forward to eating there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 10/9/2014good food, good service and fun atmosphere highly recommend itSpecial Features:
- Wednesday evening night outNancyBDined on 10/8/2014Husband and I are locals and have been to Reata several times over the years. As always food was excellent and very creative...exactly what I like in a restaurant. Servers were friendly yet unobtrusive. All-in-all a very enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- service great, food terribleOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/4/2014Service did the best they could with terrible food.Special Features:
- What a find2MichigandersDined on 10/2/2014We were walking around downtown to find a place to eat that was outdoors. The outside of Reatas was interesting and menu even better. And best of all outdoor dining on the roof...what a find. Everything was great.Special Features:
- Spot On! Everytime!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/2/2014Taylor was our server and was spot on in her service. She knew when to crack a joke and when silent service was required, something that most server can't quite grasp. The features were delivered in a detailed but short (as possible, there were about five) presentation and was the reason I choose the pulled pork tacos. Kudos to Chef Rodriguez and his crew for putting out quality food time and time again. I not only recommend The Reata to anyone who visits Fort Worth, but try and take as many clients there as possible as I know the staff will always perform to the highest of standards.Special Features:
- Birthday experiencedwat1020Dined on 9/29/2014Everything was very good, we where there on a Monday night so not very busy. Food service and all was very good, personnel was very nice. It was my wife's birthday and she really enjoyed it. The staff gave her a birthday card, but no free little desert, no big deal since we don't eat many sweets anyway, but most places do provide a little cake and candle for the birthday person.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Noteworthy Servicegr8foodDined on 9/27/2014Not only the best food ever but the best service. Jeff, our waiter, was knowledgable about the food and the extensive wine list. He was very attentive to his customers as were the managers. The food was cooks to perfection and the taste was amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, even Better ServiceKatyBVIPDined on 9/26/2014We could not have had a better evening at Reata. Our server Joey was FANTASTIC! When asking for recommendations for food he was so good at describing what the foods were and what he would choose. He was so good at being a part of our conversation. If you go to Reata, request him, you won't be disappointed. The fajita tamales were outstanding. We split them as an appetizer and it was more than we cold eat.They could be eaten as an entree for one.Two of the people in our party had the Buffalo RibEye and said it couldn't have been any better. The Chicken Chile Rellanos were good but would have been better off ordering a steak. Next time we are in Fort Worth, we know exactly where dinner will be!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very pleasant experienceTrevorDined on 9/26/2014This was the third time that my wife and I have been to the Reata, and have been very pleased every time. They have some creative dishes, very nice servers and hostesses, and unique ambiance. They all wished us a happy anniversary, and even brought us a little dessert with "Happy 12th anniversary" written in chocolate around the plate! I booked our reservations through OpenTable, and I was very pleased with that as well. It allowed me to add some notes to our reservation. Mine included our anniversary and that we might be late because we had to drop our kids at the babysitter, and both were acknowledged as soon as we walked in!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everything was Great!!EyernmnDined on 9/24/2014Great food, great service, great everything.....what else is there left to say? Had a business lunch and I couldn't have asked for a better restaurant. I will definitely return and recommend Reata! The decor in this place is awesome!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AnniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/22/2014Beautiful place to dine and enjoy each others presence. The deserts were great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Upscale Texan ExperienceSullmeisterDined on 9/22/2014With its unique wall decorations and antique saddle displays, Reata is all Texas. So is the menu, with Texan twists on almost everything. I particularly like the tamales, in thus case one as an appetizer and another as dessert. The service is nothing short of exceptional. Expensive and worth it.Special Features:
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- Fort Worth LegendLewBlackDined on 9/20/2014Reata is one of the best restaurants in Fort Worth. I will visit again and again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Fantastic ServiceKelFDined on 9/16/2014We celebrated my husband's 65th birthday on the roof top patio. The service was excellent and the chef's specials were very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome views for your special oneNorthernNVDined on 9/15/2014Outstanding views of downtown Fort Worth accompanied by great steak and excellent service. Be sure and reserve the roof top. Very accommodating management. Only ding is that our wine should have been decanted.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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The Human Spirit: Story-filled temporary dwelling
The Teitelbaum Family 370.
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The Teitlebaum family, father Tuvia Teitlebaum, mother Margit Frankfurt
Teitlebaum and their son and six daughters lived in Nyirbator, Hungary, a town
in the northern great plain region of eastern Hungary.So begins the
story shared at our holiday table. Our guests Ephraim and Rita Greenfield have
recently returned from a most worthy endeavor: gathering family history while it
can still be gathered. They made the effort to interview far-flung family
members, particularly on the side of Ephraim's late mother, Julia Frankfurt
Greenfield. Her family tree is stunted, with many branches having been amputated
at Auschwitz. What he discovered were remarkable stories, some with happy
endings, too. Here is an example.Ephraim's mother's family lived in
Nyireghaza, Hungary.Her parents were pious Jews, active in the Jewish
community. They earned their living by manufacturing soda water. To this day,
homemade soda water is the preferred beverage at the Greenfield table in
Jerusalem.His mother's older sister, Aunt Margit Frankfurt, married
Tuvia Teitlebaum and moved from Nyireghaza to Nyirbator. Like the Frankfurts,
the Teitlebaums were business owners. As each of their children reached
maturity, a new enterprise was created around his or her talents. For instance,
daughter Eva was gifted at handicrafts, so she was sent for artistic training,
and opened a store specializing in finely embroidered clothing and lace
curtains, which she operated even after she was married. Daughter Magda ran a
delivery business.Daughter Olga worked in the beer business.As
the Nazi machine grew, Tuvia Teitlebaum began making arrangements for the family
to emigrate to New Zealand. He engaged tutors to teach his children
English.But before they could move, the noose closed. On March 19, 1944,
the Nazis occupied Hungary. With escape cut off, Tuvia gathered his family
around him to distribute fast-acting poison. Margit objected. "How do we know?"
she insisted. "Maybe one of our beautiful children will survive."The
Nazis set up an officer's club in the Teitlebaum house. Margit and Tuvia, and
their six daughters, were shipped in cattle cars to Auschwitz.The six
daughters were in the same transport, one that was dispatched with haste to the
gas chambers.Indeed, 300,000 Hungarian Jews were hurried directly to
their deaths without getting the cursed numbers of Auschwitz tattooed on their
arms. But on the day the sisters stood together to die, the gas chambers
experienced a rare malfunction. Instead, they were dispatched to a munitions
factory in a camp near Bremen, Germany.They worked there together,
supporting each other, until the fuel ran out and the factory closed. Bremen was
burning. The six of them were assigned to the forest to chop wood.The
war took place over their heads. Parachutes of pilots who had dropped into the
forest from downed planes remained among the trees. Eva, the expert seamstress,
knew what she could do with them. For her sisters, she turned the materials into
sweaters to get them through the icy winter nights. She transformed the white
foam and red material into a Santa Claus for the Germans' Christmas party. Their
tormentors were charmed, and gave the sisters perks: a blanket and extra
food.Sisters Nora and Alice, who shared the family artistic talent, were
recruited to make Christmas cards for the officers. And so, in the midst of the
mass murder around them, these religious Jewish sisters were saved by making a
Santa Claus and Christmas cards.And yet, goodwill goes just so far. As
liberation approached, the same officers invited the Teitlebaum sisters for
coffee and cheese. Following her excellent instincts, Eva insisted they turn
down the invitation.The food, as it turned out, was poisoned. The Nazis
wanted to wipe out all witnesses of their crimes.Instead, the young
women were locked in a train and sent to an unknown destination: no food, no
water, and British planes bombing from above. As the tracks were bombed, the
Nazis let them out and set them to fixing the tracks and then locked them in the
cattle cars again. At Plauen, they could go no further. The Nazis fled. One
officer with a kinder heart unlocked the doors. Half the passengers had died in
the terrible journey. The Teitlebaum sisters extracted themselves from amid the
bodies.Outside the scene was picturesque and tranquil: a mountain lake
with a charming guest house. The sisters jumped into the lake, discarding their
filthy clothing.They remained in the water, while others, who approached
the guest house, were shot. All night, the Teitlebaum sisters waited in the
water. That is where the French Jewish underground soldiers found them in the
morning. They soldiers gave them clothing and helped them reach the British DP
camp in Neustadt. The Hungarian young women had never met the British, but they
knew English because of their tutoring.In the DP camp, Nora, the
youngest sister, was courted by Sol Lessman, a survivor of the Lodz ghetto. He
wanted to marry her, but the tradition in the Teitlebaum family was that the
youngest only married after her older sisters. Even after all that had happened
to them, they held to the tradition. Nora sent Sol on a mission, like a knight
of old: "I'll marry you if you find my only brother, David."Despite his
resourcefulness, Lessman failed. Still, he was unwilling to let his beloved
leave. When the sisters had already boarded a plane of survivors to go to
Sweden, the brash young man came aboard and berated Eva. How could she leave
before she returned to her hometown to seek her husband? What an example was she
to her siblings? So convincing was Lessman that all the sisters deplaned. Eva
headed for Nyirbrator to remove any doubt that her husband had survived and that
she might still be a married woman.And whom did she meet? There was her
husband, preparing for his wedding the following day! They were reunited. And
who else? Lo and behold, brother David who had just returned from his personal
odyssey in hell."Maybe one will survive," Margit Frankfurt Teitlebaum
had said, staying the hand of her husband. No poison. She and Tuvia were
murdered in Auschwitz. All seven of their children survived the
Holocaust.At Lessman's initiative, brother David had been found. He was
now free to marry Nora. They have had a loving, happy life together. In their
ninth decade, they've retired to Florida, which is where Rita and Ephraim came
to record their story, with Hurricane Isaac roaring outside.Just think.
This is just one story that is now preserved.So many of our families are
lost and forgotten – stories of survivors, stories of those who, like the
hundreds of the Greenfields' relatives – were murdered by the Nazis.A
single story.I retell it to inspire all of us not to let our own
families' unique stories slip into oblivion. Sometimes all it takes is someone
who cares enough to ask, to take notes, to bring a tape recorder.As we
enter our succot, those temporary dwellings, let us place the telling and
retelling of the stories who came before us at the heart of the conversation.
Let us welcome all their spirits as honored guests, ushpizim, into our
succot.The author is a Jerusalem writer who focuses on the wondrous
stories of modern Israel. She serves as the Israel director of public relations
for Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America. The views in her
columns are her own.
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It's easy for the world to criticize Egypt for the death sentences of Brotherhood members. Because the rest of the world doesn't have to live there.
Egypt will not be in peace until devil evil murderer Al Sisi and his goons are overthrown and put on trial for mass murder & crimes against humanity.
@gantry, those who dares to say anything against criminal Al Sisi and his gang are quickly rounded up and tried for murder! So only us who sees whats going on can only stand-up for the masses who are against this evil Sisi and his desert tyrant Saudi paymasters who are equally criminal to the bones as they come from long line of criminal highway robbers from Eastern desert!
The growing violence occurs in the country where the Suez Canal is located and through which huge amounts of oil float by tanker to the EU. It appears that the Arab Spring has not brought the "democratic" changes prophesied by Obama, Clinton, and Rice in 2011. Instead, it has removed the ignorantly democratic Muslim Brotherhood that won the elections and tried harder to change governmental forms than to improve economic livelihoods.
Al Qaeda's leader understands the economy of oil and moves his troops into position to strike the oil and gas infrastructure of Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, and the Middle East. He is not rigid and has allowed Libyan labor strikes to reduce oil shipments, most of which went to the US and NATO, to lower Libyan oil sales to be 8% of normal or down by 92%. The illegal US and NATO exceeding of the UN resolution, in which the US and NATO became the Libyan Rebel Air Force instead of setting up a No Fly Zone, has worked out well for al Qaeda. Attacking Suez Canal oil shipments to the US and EU would be even better especially because it would let Ayman al Zawahiri order a campaign against the military regime in his native Egypt.
@carlmartel, please do not write silly comments here! US does not import Oil from the ME! US produces excess Oil and Gas, it can export Oil and Gas NOW so the US does not need stinking ME OIL produced by tyrants as most rulers are in this region which feeds dis-satisfied masses some of which go for Terrorist Groups. Egypt was democratic Government before tyrant mass murderer Sisi booted them out. Egyptian will never allow such a tyrant like Sisi to rule in peace because Egyptians will destroy Sisi and his backers from Saudi Arabia to UAE!
And do not bring Al Queda crap into this equation as majority Egyptian who support them do so from Syria and Iraq not at home.
The US uses greater VOLUMES of oil and gas than it produces, so it imports oil and gas. However, the US exports greater DOLLAR AMOUNTS of refined petroleum products, so it has a favorable balance of trade of $50 to $100 billion per year in refined petroleum products.
Whether Egyptians like it or not, al Qaeda wants to launch attacks against tankers in the Suez Canal and, probably, to fight against the new dictatorial regime in Egypt. One of the six reasons that bin Laden gave for the 9-11 attacks was US support for Arab dictators and kings. Al Qaeda may not be able to gain much support unless Sisi fails to restore Egypt's economy, but their people will continue to check for opportunities.
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Nihongaku Radio Episode 16: FLiP, Urbangarde and Shitty Chinese Food
Ready for your next dose of Japanese music goodness? I've got new music from FLiP, Sheena Ringo and Urbangarde. Hop to it!
Photo by Jonathan | Nihongaku!
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