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Bar Boulud
- Address:
776 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02199Neighborhood:
Back Bay
- Cuisine:
French AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Bar Boulud
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.barboulud.com/boston/
- Phone: 617 535 8800x
- Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: 6:30am - 10:30am
Lunch: 12pm - 2:30pm
Dinner: 5:30pm - 10pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary French / American, French American, Bistro
- Executive Chef: Aaron Chambers
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: A sliding barn door allows us to fully enclose the west side of the dining room to create a private dining experience for up to 24 guests without leaving the restaurant.
- Private Party Contact: Jan Sedlak 617 535 8800x
Getting there
- Cross Street: Fairfield Street
- Public Transit: Closest "T" stops are Copley Station on the Green Line or Back Bay Station on the Orange Line.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Valet parking is available at a special rate when validated by Bar Boulud. Validated parking is $13 at lunch and $20 at dinner.
A word from Bar Boulud
Sister restaurant to the popular New York and London locations, Bar Boulud, Boston at Mandarin Oriental, Boston is a French-inspired bistro and wine bar located in the heart of Back Bay on Boylston Street. Chef Daniel Boulud and Chef de Cuisine Aaron Chambers offer locally inspired seasonal dishes, traditional French bistro fare and an impressive selection of famed house-made terrines and pâtés by Parisian Charcutier, Gilles Verot. Additionally the menu features a handful of signature sausages and burgers, adding an American touch to this French inflected bistro and wine bar. An impressive wine cellar spotlights wines from Burgundy and the Rhóne Valley , including many fine selections by the glass. The interiors are inspired by a contemporary take on the craft of winemaking to create a comfortable and welcoming surrounding for a unique and intimate experience. Bar Boulud serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, all-day dining is also available at the bar. Walk-ins are encouraged.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerNotable Wine List
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Bar Boulud reviews from OpenTable diners
141 reviews since July 4, 2014
- Food3.8Service3.9
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (85)notable wine list (59)hot spot (53)special occasion (52)vibrant bar scene (48)great for lunch (32)good for groups (25)neighborhood gem (21)romantic (19)late-night find (9)great for brunch (8)kid-friendly (3)scenic view (2)great for outdoor dining (2)Show More
- It's new, they will get therelolamadigan123VIPDined on 10/29/2014The service was fantastic. The food was good, and I can see it getting better as they work out the kinks. I will go back - in a few months.
- MarraraDined on 10/28/2014Was hoping to be a wow......... ...... And it was an ok...Special Features:
- RoloVIPDined on 10/27/2014Very disappointing. The oysters were good! But the main dishes were just OK and so were the desserts. Wine list too expensive, No half bottles either.
- Exceeded ExpectationsFOODIEVIPDined on 10/27/2014Love the ambiance and decor of the restaurant. The Thon Cru and escargot both lacked seasoning. The peekytoe crab was excellent and full of flavor. The veal, three ways, was cooked perfectly and the highlight of the meal. The ribeye was also cooked and seasoned perfectly, but the bits of bone marrow on top wasn't necessary. Too full for dessert, so we opted for macarons and bonbons, which were a nice way to end the meal. Service was fantastic. I forgot our servers name, but she was very warm and friendly and attentive during the entire evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday lunchLrubinDined on 10/27/2014I took a friend out for lunch to celebrate a special birthday and Bar Boulud did not disappoint. We were aiming for a spa style lunch so we shared a peeky toe crab appetizer which was heavenly, beautiful and had a variety of textures on the plate. Both of us ordered a cabbage salad with chicken. The chicken was so moist and tender as opposed to the typical lunch salad that tosses a piece of dried out chicken on top of whatever salad is ordered. It was a simple lunch that certainly didn't test out the menu to it's fullest extent but for this light, celebratory lunch, it was perfect. They also surprised us both by appearing with a lovely plate of hot, freshly baked, Madeleines dusted in powdered sugar with a candle on plate. Lovely.Special Features:
- WonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/26/2014A sensorial delight. An amazing space, from dining area, to charcuterie bar, to wine wall area, to bar--with barreled ceiling and glass side. And wonderful food. A great addition to the Boston dining scene.Special Features:
- Great ambiance and foodPamelaDined on 10/25/2014We had a great time at Bar Boulud. The atmosphere and decoration of the restaurant is great, and the tables are spaced out nicely so you are not on top of the next table, which was great. The service was excellent. The food was very good - only caveat is the terrine which we were looking forward to (foie gras and pork) was expensive and underwhelming for the price. Other than that, excellent, and would highly recommend.Special Features:
- Way too loud.OpenTable Diner Since 2003Dined on 10/25/2014The restaurant was way too loud - we literally could not even hear the waiter's presentation. The food was good, but the wine pricing included and exceptionally high mark up. Overall, I thought the experience was very disappointing.Special Features:
- delish!browndogreviewsVIPDined on 10/22/2014Have been to their outpost in Manhattan - I think this one was better. The food was delectable. The service (or the kitchen) was slow despite it being 2PM on a Wednesday but the quality of the food, the friendliness of the server, and the lovely china, glassware, and napkins made up for it!
- dickDined on 10/22/2014The room is lovely. Waiter was over zealous wanting to describe the menu which was easy to understand. We were celebrating a birthday and wanted to chat. The waiter was intrusive too often. Our food was a mixed success. My salad was too salty, and had tomatoes in it that were not good. The soup was good . I had the onion soup and my friend had the cauliflower soup. I will return and see if it smooths out the service.the front of the house staff were lovely and accommodating!Special Features:
- Fabulous experienceHappewifeDined on 10/19/2014Although we were late for our 2:00pm reservation, the staff was very gracious seating my husband,my daughter, five year old grandson, and me. A bouquet of flowers, a gift from my husband to celebrate our 51st wedding anniversary, had been placed on the table. The hostess seemed very excited about the flowers. The menu selection, food prep, and presentation was excellent. The cauliflower soup could not have been better. My daughter and I ordered the chicken which was cooked to perfection. My husband enjoyed the fish. The whole experience was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Step Back This TripPfd1234VIPDined on 10/19/2014We are trying very hard to love this place-we are fans of Boulud restaurants and have been to many around the world. This was our fourth trip here, and up until now it had been improving-even if incrementally-with each visit. This visit-for breakfast-was awful. It took us an hour to get our eggs, which were as hard as rubber. The desk checkin process was bad as well-there was a huge line that took far longer than it should have just to get us seated. Service is hapless, management seems overwhelmed. I saw many dinner getting up and finding managers just to take their (the patrons") order. I will keep coming-in the hopes that things improve. At least for a couple more times.
- Top NotchadecDined on 10/18/2014We have eaten at a couple of Daniel Boulud's NYC restaurants (DBGB and DB Bistro Moderne) so were eager to try his newly opened Boston location. We were not disappointed. Cocktails at the bar before our reservation were great and dinner was very good. The only item that fell somewhat flat for me was the appetizer shrimp al ajillo which was somewhat flavorless. We had a couple of items off the charcuterie menu which were superb and my husband had the boudin blanc which he adored. Service was excellent and apps, dinner, dessert and 2 glasses of wine each set us back about $200 before tip which was expected. Worth the money!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bar BouludJscottyVIPDined on 10/17/2014Very nice light open space , comfortable seating , great bar area Delicious breakfast , lunch and dinner , would like to see a more elaborate bar food and appetizer menu , burger a highlight , be prepared for high pricing , but excellent service and quality .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingEllieDined on 10/15/2014Did not live up to our expectations. Service was slow, inattentive and the waitstaff was not familiar with the menu items. The pate grand-pere was not what I expected based upon the description, but was a tasty country pate. The croque-madame looked wonderful and the sole was very tasty, but overpriced for what was on the plate. The three of us sat in a booth that was, dare I say, much too big. We had to lean over the table to hear ourselves talk. Which brings me to my last point - the noise level is very high. They could really use some fabric in there to absorb some of the sound.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Casual RestaurantwhinoDined on 10/13/2014Not sure what all the hype is about, this is nice restaurant but at these prices it should be outstanding. The wine list is very pricey and escalates to the stratosphere too quickly.
- Boulud is just a nameFoodieTravellerDined on 10/13/2014In this restaurant boulud is just a name that is being used. There is nothing special or good in this restaurant. The chef tries to play on French classics but doesn't mention they are modified... French onion soup with barley and no cheese? Apple tart.. Cold apples served in a stale crust bowl with a sugar cake at the bottom... Even the espresso was cold. No quality control nor imagination here. Unfortunately people are fooled by names and keep going to this place.Special Features:
- Great intro to DB in BOSAiredaleVIPDined on 10/10/2014Wonderful atmosphere, beautiful design, really great offerings ranging from well designed salads to classic French entrees. Went late on a Friday night and shared salad, charcuterie, a burger and a dessert. Thought the food was very good, the service and presentation was great and I'd be up for trying anything on their menu. Definitely worth checking out!Special Features:
- Great new place in BostonProud2BAFoodieDined on 10/9/2014Pleasantly surprised by Bar Boulud, especially after reading some mediocre reviews. None of the negative comments, about portion size or wine pours came true. The ham sampler was delicious and so generous that you could have made that alone lunch for two. Splendid Cotes du Rhone wine with a beautiful bouquet and silky finish generously poured by the glass. Spinach side dish was especially delightful being tender and smooth without being soggy. Flavors and prep of the coq au vin and ribeye were spot on. We had a great dinner with great wine and food. Highly recommend people try Bar Boulud and discover the restaurant's charms for themselves.Special Features:
- Daniel Boulud in Boston!backhandsliceDined on 10/8/2014We dined within two weeks of the opening and the fact that every aspect of our meal was flawless just speaks to the high quality of the restaurants created by Daniel Boulud. It's so nice to finally have one in Boston! The menu has a great list of options and the food is elegantly prepared. The wine list, especially the wines by the glass, is excellent and the service could not have been better. We are returning again tonight.Special Features:
- Excellent LunchBostonDinerDined on 10/8/2014Bar Boulud provided food and service way above what earlier reviews criticized. Service was attentive and timely, but not intrusive. Noise level was lively but comfortable for conversation. The items we ordered were delicious -- onion soup broth was especially flavorful. Only weak spot was the Caesar Salad -- the dressing was not pleasant and was a long way from Caesar Dressing, and the small 'heads' of romaine had too much core and too little leaf.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CroweDined on 10/7/2014my chicken was overcooked and tasteless. I have eaten in many Boloud restaurants and always had great food so was disapointed but would try again.
- overpriced and under valuedIlene1VIPDined on 10/7/2014Do not waste you $ and time. The food was very mediocre for the price.The price is 30% over what it should be given the quality of the food. These celebrity chefs open multiple restaurants their popularity draws people in. Also it is so noisy it is near impossible to have a conversation.Special Features:
- Lovely night.JaneJDined on 10/7/2014Food was excellent. Not outstandingly creative, but very good nonetheless. Service, perfect. Ambience, perfect. Everything was cooked to perfection. My lobster was poached and English Tea smoked. Very tender and just a touch of flavor from the smoke. Lovely dish. We had a great dinner and will return again. We thought the price, although a tad expensive was very reasonable given the total experience. Ile flottant dessert with grapes was the best. Madeleines were delicious, warm fresh from the oven.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Everything's good except the pricesmoosedomeVIPDined on 10/7/2014This new outpost of the Boulud empire opened recently and seems to be having a slow start - it was quite empty the day we went for lunch. The food is tasty but not as interesting as DB Bistro Moderne in NYC. I had two appetizer portions, a caesar salad and spaghetti with a few clams, and my friend had soup and a very small main course of lemon sole. No drinks. One tea and one cappuccino. The bill, before tip, came to $93. I thought that was ridiculous.Special Features:
- a new BouludexperienceddinerVIPDined on 10/6/2014the food was good, albeit' decorated' with the long list of ingredients on the menu. Our party of 4 sat at one of the overly large tables (booths) in the middle making it hard to hear the diners on the other side of the table and hard for the server who had to travel around booths and posts to reach both ends of table. a good experience, we will return, but ask for a different tableSpecial Features:
- What's old is New! French-renewedOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/6/2014We ate in the space over the years before it was Boulud and loved it then but addition of the trellises & warm touches truly transformed it. We live in NY and felt that the menu is truly bistro-inspired with renditions of many traditional dishes. Presentation of dishes like the steak tartare to the outrageous charcuterie plate with accompaniments of fresh beets, curried carrots and coarse grain mustard was plenty and we were happy we did not order the large one! Enjoyed the veal entree and felt the prices were fair for the quality- quantity. The wine should be served in small carafes as the pour appears short in the large glasses and waitstaff needs some polish but hopefully that comes with time. Maitre d' and other staff up to snuff!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Now OpenMMacBVIPDined on 10/5/2014Bar Boulud was wonderful. Stopped in earlier in the week and couldn't get a table. Make a reservation! It's the hot spot in Boston and deservedly. The ambiance, food and service were outstanding, plus it's nice to see some familiar faces from the former M Bar.Special Features:
- Good food, great service, expensivecfh1VIPDined on 10/4/2014The service was excellent. Waiter knew the menu and made good recommendations. The sommelier made some excellent recommendations from their very interesting and extensive wine list. The food was very tasty, especially the charcuterie board, which came with a good selection of condiments. The portions were good sized, but the prices were high for what is very good quality bistro food. Expect to pay $75 per person before drinks, tip, or tax. One of the best wine lists in Boston, concentrating on the Rhone region. We had the 2011 Domaine Faury Saint-Joseph which was delicious but at $95 was more than 3x the retail price. And the dessert was the best part - a blueberry concoction with blueberry ice cream. At $10 that was a bargain!Special Features:
- DiappointingDBudowDined on 10/4/2014I was disappointed. Noise: Unbearably noisy. Decor: too "cute". Service: it took a very long time to be served our entrees. Prices: overpriced. $17.00 for a cocktail is ludicrous. Food: fair. The Sole Meuniere was salty. Terrines and pate had little flavor. Ham was no better than what I could purchase at any supermarket deli counter. The veal entree was very good. Waiter said entrees came with side dishes. Fish had small pieces of cauliflower that were more of a garnish than a side dish I discussed my impressions with the waiter, and he said it really is a typical bar as opposed to fine dining. Maybe a wine bar, but with 3 beers on tap and a minimal specialty cocktail list, hardly a typical bar. I would not go back.
- DeliciousJudeVIPDined on 10/4/2014A totally excellent experience. Food is terrific, diverse menu, atmosphere lovely, good serviceSpecial Features:
- Boyleston St.adds a French accentAnOldHandDined on 10/3/2014Only a few weeks old, this Boston addition to the Boulud family was functioning without a hitch when our group sampled the menu. With the Frette napkins in our laps we sampled pates, fish, fig ravioli, and wines by the glass. Excellent, unobtrusive service in a handsome room decorated with wooden wine box labels and a barrel stave ceiling added to the pleasureSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NY quality in Boston- FinallyConcernedEaterDined on 10/2/2014Finally we have a world class chef in Boston. Staff was great, food delicious and reasonably priced.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Energeticliv2eatVIPDined on 10/1/2014Plenty of choices and just right portions. Noisy and energetic ambiance. Will return.Special Features:
- Unpleasantly LoudBostondinerVIPDined on 10/1/2014The Saucisson et Jambon ham dégustation was a generous assortment of delicious cured hams. I was surprised the waiter said we would each need another appetizer and entree per person when the charcuterie would have easily filled us up if we tried to finish it. Cesar salad was crispy and rich. The trio of veal was a beautiful presentation of loin, cheek and sweetbread. The sommelier helped choose an excellent wine to complement dinner. The lovely chef behind the charcuterie bar gave us some samples. Head cheese - which I never would have ordered - was phenomenal. Though the design is interesting, the noise level greatly detracts from the experience.Special Features:
- Just TerribleOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 10/1/2014We eat out all the time, from casual holes in the wall to 5-star restaurants. This restaurant was simply bad. The food was terrible. When we sent back the Tuna appetizer, we were told why it was good and that we didn't understand that fact. After that, the server had no use for us whatsoever. The rest of the food was mediocre. Overall, pricy, pretentious, but with nothing to back it up.
- Paying for name and locationheidisVIPDined on 10/1/2014I will say that the room is lovely. The service also was stellar. The food is good, solid french bistro food. The charcuterie board was delicious. The Bourdin Blanc is a definite must. The problem is the price point. The plates are all very small. We shared a couple entrees, a board, other apps and a salad. All small. I thought i was living in a minature world. I have never seen a smaller tartar and my cappuccino was the size of an espresso. The wine list is very good but very overpriced. You are paying for the location and Boulud name. It's a definite new hot spot and should do very well here but if you are a foodie, go somewhere else. If you are here just for the ambiance and to be seen and see, then saddle up to the bar!Special Features:
- Getting Better Every TimePfd1234VIPDined on 10/1/2014We are fans of Boulud restaurants and have been fortunate to visit many of them around the world. This review is based on 2 visits to the Boston outpost, once for dinner, and once for lunch. The place is still in its "toddler" development stage. Our first visit suffered from a completely messed up dessert service (some of our party got two, and others got none). But dinner a week later had flawless service. The food is wonderful-though you have to buy into the bistro concept. If that is what you want-you will find none finer. The charcuterie is remarkable. BUT sound level is LOUD at dinner-which is surprising given the redesign. The wine list is wonderful-with excellent choices at every price point, and great options by the glass.Special Features:
- Getting there...SouthenderDined on 10/1/2014Having read several reviews, many of which we negative, my daughter and I decided to give Bar Boulud a try for a pre-theatre light supper on a Wednesday night. The mixed drinks we had were delicious. However, the $15 glass of white burgundy I had was definitely shy of 6 oz., pretty chintzy for such and expensive establishment. We shared some oysters which were OK, but not described by our waiter which is usually done at some of the well known oyster restaurants in Boston. We had their goucheres (cheesy cream puffs) which were tasty but served cold rather than warm. I had the salad Lyonnaise which was mediocre. The pommes frites were excellent. Desserts were also good. Hope Bar Boulud pays attention to reviews and takes them to heart.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food is Great, Service Not So MuchLove2eatDined on 9/30/2014Chic decor, friendly front of the house, delicious food but the service was TERRIBLE! Constantly had to ask for water, dirty and empty, app. serving plates left on a small table for far too long, meal came out before one of the apps was done (had to course the apps bc there wasn't enough room on the table). All avoidable missteps and expected more service wise from this legendary chef. I have been to all of his restaurants and the service was spot on- this place has work to do. The wine list needs a mid level price range . A very nice bottle of wine is $300. There is plenty of great wine out in the $90-$150 price range- just not here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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NRS Crew Gloves
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- We've added thicker neoprene to this time-tested paddling glove for improved warmth and protection.
- 1 mm Terraprene™ neoprene with heat-reflecting titanium provides just the right amount of warmth on those cooler paddling days.
- A fitted, stretchy slip-on wrist cuff makes the crew glove easy to put on and take off.
- GripCote™ palms ensure a non-slip grip on your paddle or oars.
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|1 mm neoprene
|Single needle with high tenacity thread
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|GripCote™ texture
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|Fitted cuffs
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Looking for extra warmth for your hands plus blister protection at a great value? You'll love the latest version of the popular NRS Crew Gloves.
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Q:Is this glove thin enough that it can be worn inside a gauntlet glove for riding motorcycles?Asked on 10/22/2013 by Iman
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A:I think that you would probably be ok, they are rather slim. But, if your motorcycle gloves are snug at all, I doubt that they would work for you, hope this helps.
Sent from my iPadAnswered on 11/3/2013 by Anonymous
A:This glove is about the thickness of wetsuit material. It is definitely
ware and they fit exactly as the guide says. The only issue that I have with
them is that they are a little too squishy. I bought them to row a scull.
The oars don't feel right in my hand when I were these gloves and when I
pull hard, I can feel the gloves squish in my hand. They actually gave me a
blister once. These would probably be ok for riding a motorcycle. If you
are doing physical exercise, your hands will start to sweat inside your
gloves. I don't know what Gauntlet gloves are, but I hope this was helpful.Answered on 10/23/2013 by Anonymous
A:No, I do not think it would work. The seams are too thick and would be a
problem inside any moderately tight glove. Better to go with a knitted
wool liner glove.Answered on 10/22/2013 by Anonymous
A:yes I believe so .nowhere as thick as a typical wet suit gloveAnswered on 10/22/2013 by Anonymous
A:These are about the thinnest full coverage paddle gloves that I've been able to find that will still grip a kayak paddle, but they might also work as a liner inside a motorcycle gauntlet glove.
Three things to consider. First, the texture of the palm surface might interfere with the gauntlet when you're sliding your fingers into the gauntlet glove, but I've found that when dry, the palm surface is actually pretty slick. It grips a paddle because it doesn't get wet and saturated when on the water, but out of the water the surface might actually help make it easier to slide your fingers into the gauntlet. Secondly, the wrists on these crew gloves are not hook-and-loop, so if you're planning on using these as a liner for a motorcycle gauntlet glove and assuming you can get them into the gauntlet, they're bound to stay there when you want to remove them! But that's no different than some of the wool liners that go into ski gloves. And finally, these gloves are neoprene, which are designed to keep your hands warm when on the water, but neoprene is not really a breathable material. Unlike material like wool, neoprene doesn't breathe very well. So
depending on how long you'll be on your motorcycle, your hands might start to feel clammy after awhile.
I hope these points help you in your decision. Good luck!
A:The NRS crew glove is probably too thick to be worn inside any glove other
than a loose mitt such as a gortex, etc. overmitt.. A wool liner would
provide warmth, but if you need a waterproof glove you may like a leather
and gortex ski glove-many are made with gauntlets. Also NRS may have a
similar product. Hope this is helpful.Answered on 10/22/2013 by Anonymous
A:Sure it can if the gauntlet glove is large enough. Probably a better idea is a water proof gauntlet glove and an insulating glove.Answered on 10/22/2013 by Anonymous
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I use these gloves for general canoeing and canoe racing. This is the best fitting and feeling glove I have found and the price is great as well!
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What I expected
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- Boating
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May 20th temps hovering around freezing and day one of guide school has begun and the crew gloves worked warm and cozy all day.
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- Canoeing
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- Kayaking
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I love my new neoprene gloves. Got them when I began stand up paddling in winter weather. They are an invaluable piece of my equipment. They keep my hands warm, while providing a great traction and feel on the paddle. I would not paddle without them.
I also wore them for kayaking. Although they kept my hands warm most of the time, when they got wet I felt a little chill, however, soon warmed up just due to the nature if the neoprene material and my own bodyheat within the glove.
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- Stand Up Paddling
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Really nice light spring glove, warm, comfy and have a great grip... Thanks NRS :)
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This order was lost by the courier (not the fault of NRS) so it took a very long time to be delivered.. However NRS once contacted was really good with there follow up and was ready to resend the order but the order was found and delivered before we got to that step.
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preguntas sobre el paso de los trenes.
Un huésped que pagaba con la exacta
moneda de la vida y fue saldando
su cuenta temporal, día tras día,
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A daily guide to what's happening in the Catholic Church
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Morning Catholic must-reads: 04/11/11
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Why Bron went to war with Downside
Posted on Monday, 4 July 2011
Auberon Waugh loathed the school and was beaten regularly by its headmaster. He took revenge through journalism
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The remains of 87 year-old Madam Elekhia Ayiyi, mother of Late Founding Editor-in-Chief of Newswatch Magazine, were Saturday laid to rest amidst tears and eulogies in Ugbekpe-Ekperi, Etsako Central Local Government Area of Edo State.
Madam Elekhia GIwa: burial ceremony
The burial ceremony which was attended by late Dele Giwa's close associates evoked the memories of Dele Giwa as his mother was buried next to his grave along Auchi-Ekperi-Agenebode Road.
The interment was preceded by a funeral service held at the Church of God Mission, Ugbekpe-Ekperi at which the officiating Priest, Rev. Abraham Ikpotokin, extolled the virtues of Madam Giwa.
In his homily, Rev. Ikpotokin said: "Whatever you sow you will reap. Our mother has lived a good life, and her good will continues to guide her children."
The clergy however urged all who survived the departed not to grief over much, reminding them that the good legacies of their late mother have "granted her eternal rest in the bosom of the Lord."
Former Colleagues and associates of Giwa at the burial
Mr. Ray Ekpu led former associates of Dele Giwa's to witness the burial of Madam Giwa, amongst whom were Dan Agbese, Yakubu Mohammed, Nosa Igiebor, Soji Akinrinade, Dr. Yemi Ogunbiyi, Kayode Soyinka, Tony Iyare and Funmi, wife of late Dele Giwa.
Ray Ekpu said: "I don't know how am supposed to feel. We've been here a few times. You see we had to go and pray at Dele's grave. It's some kind of tragic nostalgia, because you can see the four of us here; Dan, Yakubu, Soji and myself. We are happy that (Dele's) grave has been maintained, kept well.
"We hope we can continue to keep his memory alive in whatever way we can. It's not something to feel happy about even though it happened so many years ago, but that memory doesn't disappear".
Speaking on the memory of his late colleague, Ekpu was of the opinion that the press has been fair in sustaining the memory of Dele Giwa.
"I think they've done well, I believe so. The manner of his death has a life of his own, it grows, it has grown. A number of things have happened. Institutions have been set up in his name, awards have been given in his name, so I think the press has done very well.
Surviving children of Madam Elekhia
"What it needs to do is to continue with that tradition of investigative journalism which he started in Newswatch, and of which Dele Giwa is a notable exponent. If the press can go on with that, then it can exhume some of the corrupt practices going on in this country for which am sure all of us are very much unhappy with," Ekpu said.
Former London Bureau Chief of Newswatch, Kayode Soyinka, who was having breakfast with Dele Giwa when he was killed through a parcel bomb on October 19, 1986, described his presence at the burial ceremony of Dele as a "necessary thing for me to do, knowing fully well my closeness with Dele Giwa and what happened to us on 19th October, 1986. I am in the country at the moment. Immediately I heard of the event, I made it a point of duty to come here to give the to Dele's mother."
He described his presence at the burial of the late Madam Elekhia Giwa as one of the ways he immortalise his late colleague.
"Am a victim of the 1986 parcel bomb thing, just like Dele. The difference is that I survived it. But in terms of maintaining his legacies, even though I've not been in Nigeria, I have been very consistent in making sure that we get justice. We know those who did it, who sent bomb to us.
"They are still alive, and they walk free, they've been going around with their flowing agbadas (gowns) as if nothing will happen. But Nigerians should know what happened, Nigerians know those who killed Dele Giwa. Dele Giwa has done his bit, he did very well as a journalist both in Nigeria and internationally. His legacies cannot be erased," he said.
Tunde Giwa, eldest surviving son of Madam Giwa, said his mother would be remembered for her selflessness, humility and her strict moral standard which he said she embedded in her children.
Also speaking to journalists, Mrs. Ronke Abibat Abaoba, last daughter of late Madam Elekhia Giwa, who broke down in tears, said she was very close to the mother and the mother close to her, explaining that she lived and died in her house.
"She was a loving mother, she was too dear to me and I was too dear to her because I was the last born and the intimacy was so much, she was so intimately close to me. It is going to take a long time before I can get over it. For the past 13 years, she had been in my house. She was so close to me to the extent that if did not return on time from work, Mama will start crying.
"I had a wonderful time with her, she was never sick, she never gave me problem. She had never slept in the hospital one day. But I never expected that she will die when she passed away. I was still commending her on the day she had that stroke. The attack came that same evening, and that was all," she said.
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its the moments when you are crying your eyes out, where your at the pit of your heart and soul feeling ripped up and hurt…maybe even a bit bruised…that you come to a reality of life, purpose, and what matters the most. Its when Gods truth and character shines the brightest because you have no more of your self in the way- you are too cried-out to make excuses and reasons of why you cant or why me. You are completely humbled, and face down on the floor- but at the same time being raise up righteously. Being made new, refined, and re-sculpted to even better than that last minute that past. Pruned to a perfection until the next season shifts and you repeated the process with whatever comes about at that time. All the while, becoming more buffed and shining even brighter of His glory and grace.
we need to HONOR the people in our lives. Honor in greek means (among other things) to evoke good opinion. Esteem value. Great respect. Isn't that what Jesus did for us? Doesn't He always see the very best opinion of us?
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rise up again
rise up again
you are being renewed
rise up, rise again
rise up again
He is making you new
all i want to do is worship you
as you carry me to the throne room
all i want to do is follow you
as you fill my heart with grace
all i want to do is pursue you
as you mend my broken ness
all i want to do is sing your truth
as you fill me up again
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come, light the passion, the center of your heart
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I was dabbling in my mind today how I would react if someone asked me to do flowers for a gay marriage. Seeing how I've recently gotten back in the field. I'm thinking about this, praying a little, and mulling over it again when suddenly, it hit me.
The minute you label them, you've already lost.
You see- that is exactly what the enemy wants us to do. Put each other into boxes, categories, and stick different meanings and labels and connotations, and opinions all over each box. The moment we label, and drop someone in a box is the minute Satan wins and we loose.
Why do we loose? Because you see, Jesus DIDN'T LABEL. He ate with the tax collectors, touched the untouchables, talked to the children, gave to the needy spoke to the head of the church. He treated everyone with righteous truth and love.
The minute we label is the moment we have blinded ourselves to see that person fully in the Fathers love. And once we loose the love, we loose the battle.
"Love never fails."
youre life is fragile. its labeled "handel with care." its gone through many different shipments, shipwrecks, and been tossed and shoved. its been slammed, punched, pushed, pricked, written on. but once you get to the intended "receiver", youre handled with care, with awe, with love. youre handled as a treasure, youre piece of life. you become something useful, something desired, something anticipated and youre arrival is happy, full of zeal and greatness.
thats how God feels when you finally realize He bought you at the beginning, full of excitement and adoration of your potential. Waiting your arrivale, waiting to unwrap you so the world can see the beautiful thing inside.
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Anyway, I'm sitting here in a partially cleaned out house utterly alone and just about to go out of my mind. I can't eat or sleep without great difficulty and the pain in the pit of my stomach is almost unbearable.
Help me get through this. I don't care how... talk to me.
DS (6), DS (18 months)
Aug 30 2013 He gives me back his ring with an ultimatum: "Get over it or get out".
Status: Done like dinner
Ditto on the protein shakes. I've survived many days on these alone.. I like the Special K ones, every flavor. It's so hard to eat and sleep with the pain of infidelity, but you will feel a lot better when you are able to get some rest and get something in your stomach..
Please know you're not alone, and this woman does NOT deserve you. And you did NOTHING wrong to deserve this. She has major issues. Please don't feel like you did anything wrong. She always had a choice to leave if she wanted, but she chose to cheat instead, and that is serious head trauma for sure that no one deserves..
Good luck to you. ((((((Guy))))))
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I remember the agony well. Your words burn me like a white hot poker. But it has now passed.
I thought I would die of heartbreak. I really did. I thought I would just bleed out and fade away.
Now I look back, shake my head and think "That guy? THAT is the guy that had me on my knees? That is the guy I felt like I was dying over?????".
You WILL get through this friend. I promise you that. You will see this all as a blessing in disguise. I am slowly learning to be grateful for the lessons this shit has taught me.
Be gentle with yourself. Look after yourself as best you can. I lost 20kgs in a month. Let yourself grieve this. Drink lots of water. Force yourself to eat something. Lay down and nap throughout the day. Don't torture yourself with mind movies.
Whenever you miss her remember her face as she cut your heart out. Remember her eyes as she lied to you.
You are in shock. Your world has just been altered in a huge way.
It will pass. You will feel good again. You won't hurt this bad forever. In time you'll only feel a twinge every now and then.
That damn four letter word - time. But you've also got to keep looking after yourself lest you fall down that rabbit hole.
((Guy43123)) Know that none if this is your fault. They were broken well before we came along. This is all the aftermath of toxic coping mechanisms of terribly broken people.
One day you'll be thankful that she set you free. But for now - just breathe, sometimes just getting through the next second, the next minute, the next hour is all you need to do.
Just breathe.
It was a bad marriage almost from the start. She cheated multiple times and I knew very well that when something came along to upset her, she'd do it again, and again, but I stayed for fear of being alone.
My situation is far worse than her leaving me. While I co-own the home with her, I will have to go live with my mother for a time until the house is sold. But it gets worse, I have to stay in the house until I finish remodeling it before it can ever be sold. Before, I was working to make a better home for my wife and I, but now it is just an empty shell, full of painful memories, and having to work to improve it is killing me inside.
She cheated multiple times and I knew very well that when something came along to upset her, she'd do it again, and again, but I stayed for fear of being alone.
That's some terrible coping mechanisms she has, but the good thing is, she is NOT your problem anymore..
I understand your fear of being alone, I had it too.. But counseling and reaching out on this website has helped tremendously, because there's some issues there that can be worked on, low self-esteem, co-dependency, etc., so I think that would help you too.. You need to figure out why you allowed this woman to treat you so horribly so many times, cause you don't deserve that, no one does..
If she has tried to blame her cheating on stress, you, anything else but herself, please know that's complete bullshit. She made a choice. She always had the choice to LEAVE you first. Perhaps you have always let her blame it on other things and that's why things never got better, because she was never willing to put the blame where it belongs, on herself, and deal with her own issues.
Good luck with your house, sounds like a lot of work, so I hope it goes smoothly for you. Try to picture that all the work you're doing is for yourself, to give yourself a better new beginning.
Lots of hugs to you..
One minute at a time. Just get through it. Keep busy, and see your Dr. for med to help you sleep.
The sharpness of your pain will become a dull ache with time. It gets better, but it takes time.
Know that you did all that you could to save the marriage. She is not worthy of you. You can do this.
Here are some ways that I coped.
Walked, I'd put on my headphones and go for long walks.
Music - I don't think I would have gotten thru if it wasn't for music. I'd go on Youtube and search for songs to make me cry. Songs that sent a message of FU. Songs that gave me strength. I made playlists and I would listen and listen.
Movies - dumb, stupid movies that would hold my interest but not make me have to analyze or get into any deep thinking.
And SI. I would sit here for hours and read and read.
You WILL get thru this. You will!
Keep yourself hydrated at the very least. Water. Juice. Try and get something down. You need your strength, you're body is in a state of shock right now and you need to take care of yourself.
Just know that everything you are feeling is normal and it will get better. You will feel stronger. And there will be a day when you will think of her and say GOOD RIDDANCE.
Sending hugs!!
Remember, you are experiencing trauma and grief. Very very real. The death of the woman you thought you married, the marriage itself, future plans with your WS.
Please post often. We care about you.
Please, be sure to drink lots of water. You do not want a kidney stone on top of all the other crap.
Hamlet, Act I, Scene 3
Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none.
All's Well That Ends Well, Act I, Scene 1
One thought for you, although you don't have to make a decision on it now...first, you get through one day at a time. But the house? Nothing says you have to finish the remodel if being there is painful. Yes, you will get less money for it selling without it done, but, is the amount worth your sanity?
WH says marriage is over: May 15, 2009.
EA#2 July 20, 2009. Legally sep: Aug 16, 2009. DIVORCED!!!! Signed Nov 23, final Dec 24, 2010, adultery listed.
I'm sorry for your rough time. It is pain like nothing I ever felt before. I have a chronic disease and have given birth, but absolutely nothing prepared me for the depth of this very personal agony, as you are going through now.
Yes, my belly gets to feeling like a pit. I lost 30 pounds in a few weeks time and slept about an hour a night. The pills don't work for me. They knock me out but I'm a single mom now so can't do that.
I, too, and DD are losing the house we built. It's a log house and another dream that Perv has ruined for us without telling me.
A lot of soul searching has led to a few answers for me and I don't know if they will help you, but I too, hung onto him because it was familiar and I think I've been born to be a married person.
He hid himself away while married -20 years of it-and I think finally burst apart when he lost a second job in two years. He then turned all of his failures on me and gets mad about my successes, so is going to take me down further and force me out of our house.
Anyway...the soul searching I mentioned led me to finally understand that what I knew of this person for 20 years may not even have been real-it was his personality he showed me but contuniousy hid his true character from me and the world around us.
Now, it is like two people-the man I knew, who showed support and love and this man in my exh's body but who doesn't give damn about anyone but himself.
Another thing that helps is to know that it is universally thought that he doesn't really "care" for OW either. Ow is a vice, an escape, a resource, as perhaps your WW's OM's have been. He is in for a big surprise if he thinks he can make it work long term with her and sounds a little similar to your WW, if it's all right to say, where they are not dealing with their own selves but think that by changing the people and surroundings, it will fix all of their problems.
Their problems are not their spouses, their problems are inside and one of my solaces is hearing other people say that he doesn't seem happy, even now.
Yes, in my darkest hours, I came to SI because I could "work on it" but people in my virtual support system tire of it. There is comfort in the anonymity of SI as well and I felt less alone in my mind on here knowing how many people exist in the world who have had it happen, too.
It astounds me how many people in the world have to go through this.
It took me forever and a day to understand that STBXH had no intention of never returning to me, but he never, ever told me those words. He just abandoned us and never filed, never got a L, just left us in this purgatory. So I hope eventually, when the fog begins to clear, that you can make choices sooner than I did.
Our house may go up for sale with "As is" on it, as Perv doesn't tend to finish anything he starts, so I've been trying to prepare myself for more dead dreams there.
I, too, may end up living with family and am trying to come to terms with it.
My first foods were chips and gingerale, unflavored food that had a little bit of calories but I couldn't tolerate flavors and I can't eat when the grief comes.
I was at a point when I didn't know what the day was, the time and sometimes I was surprised when morning came again...I couldn't stop them from coming. Then the dream of all dreams happened and he came back, but it was a trick. I got pregnant but didn't know it and he was gone very soon after.
Hearing other varieties of peoples stories also helps me and knowing that people in all walks of life are living the very pain that you are.
Again, I'm very sorry for it and hope that soon you will find some comfort in any part of life and keep doing that.
One thing that did help me had to do with my senses when I was in the early part as you are.
One thing I could grasp was scents, in a way, aroma therapy.
Another thing that helped me was hot and cold mixes-like a really, really hot bath or shower mixed with a glass of cold water. The mix of sensations reached into my inner self during the heavy fog and grief and it was like a little light in the sky at night. Then I would do it again and again.
The other thing I did/do when the grief is overwhelming is go to my car. I call it my "mediation chamber." I put the seat all the way flat and turn up the radio til it's vibrating. It has a subwoofer under the chair and that thumping somehow spoke to my innermost thoughts and the sensations of the vibrations brought my mind out of some of the grief into the present. By reclining the chair and opening the sunroof, all I could see was the sky. So earth melted away and the earthly problems brought upon me. It helped panic attacks and that pit in the bottom of my stomach would ebb, so that soon I was bring the chips and soda there and that's how I began eating again.
Best wishes for finding something to harness the grief.
A person is a person, no matter how small. -Dr. Suess
Perserverance and spirit have done wonders in all ages.
-George Washington
There have been some new developments that I'm not quite certain how to interpret so if anyone can give me their opinion I'd be very grateful.
My soon to be ex-wife and I have been talking and trying to sort things out for a peaceful divorce, which I now believe is the only option.
She is still out of the home and says she will return at the end of the month to do what we need to do. However, she is pushing hard for us to get divorced ASAP by going to the court house and filing irreconcilable differences. We would split the proceeds from the house after it was sold and have agreed on who would get what with regard to cars trucks etc... However, she knows that I could get her for adultery and alimony because I took time off work to remodel the home, to which she agreed. I also suspect that she has hidden money, somewhere. Then there is the cost of lawyers, a lengthy divorce, etc...
Now, here is the kicker, and this just doesn't jive with any sense of reality to me. She says that we can get a divorce, sell the house, and move down south together, in this case she mentioned the state where the OM lives. Yep, huge red flag there. Personally, I suspect that she is trying to con me into giving her a painless divorce so she can move away to be with the OM.
Thoughts anyone?
Oddly enough, if she is being honest about us moving down south together to reboot our lives and act as roommates, I am totally ok with that because I do need to restart my career and having company would make it easier, even if that company is my ex-wife. We even discussed helping each other find dates, etc...
It was a bad marriage from the start and I can accept that it's over. What I can't accept is the possibility that she is trying to screw me so she can be with the OM, who she claims is just a friend. Yeah right, like no one has ever heard that line before.
I want to believe that what she is telling me is true, but my gut says it is bullshit so I intend to pay along until I can formulate a good game plan. When money permits, I definitely plan to retain a lawyer. In the mean time, I'm simply trying to figure out what her plan is.
but my gut says it is bullshit
IMHO, she will do/say anything for an amicable divorce.
However, she knows that I could get her for adultery and alimony because I took time off work to remodel the home, to which she agreed. I also suspect that she has hidden money, somewhere
Do whatever it takes to get representation. Find out what your rights are before a move is made in any direction.
Brother, she's probably even going to tell you she's got a hot chick lined up for you when you move!
Stay strong!
On the other hand, if she is being honest, I will not make it messy. Either way, I absolutely will not grant her a divorce until I have concrete proof that she is not lying. At this point, I'm thinking a legal separation is my best move to stall for time, which is what I am doing... stalling for time. Playing the role she expects.
Oh, I so believe this is going to get messy, but I hope not. Time will tell.
IMHO, she will do/say anything for an amicable divorce.
Brother, she's probably even going to tell you she's got a hot chick lined up for you when you move!
She said her and I could be friends with benefits.
Come on, is she serious? Don't get me wrong, being a newly single male, I'd do it but again, I call bullshit. Would someone actually have sex with their ex or soon-to-be ex just to keep the illusion going?
Yep, they will!
ETA I just didn't think that she would offer herself as the hot chick. It's all rainbows and unicorns to her brother. Absolutely nothing wrong with her offer in her mind. Step back a second and imagine yourself listening to your best friend telling you that story. What would your reaction be?
[This message edited by 5454real at 3:01 PM, May 16th (Thursday)]
See, I know her, I know her well. Her loyalty changes constantly, and I know very well that she'll do it to him too. Often.
Am I one totally fucked up individual or what? Or maybe this is just the inevitable result of having endured this shit for so many years. I don't know, but will say this... from now on, my best interests will be my primary objective no matter what.
Welcome to the human condition.
I was a bad husband for many years, so she is perfectly justified in wanting to leave me. That's right, I said I was a bad husband and I don't say that because of some crap she put in my head. However, I will not stand buy and let that OM prick fucking get away with this shit. I will fuck him sideways if I can.
I want to believe that her offer to work out the details of the divorce and move south together to reboot our lives is genuine, and I could totally accept it, I really could. Even the thought of her dating other men is ok with me because it would be AFTER our divorce and we would be living together as roommates.
But dammit, what if she is just playing me for a fool, or at least trying to? On the other hand, what if she is not?
Oh hell, this shit is a total mind fuck and I simply don't know what is real anymore. Two weeks ago I thought life was just peachy, and now I am facing the very real reality that everything I knew is bullshit. I will have to sell just about everything I own and have no idea where I'l end up.
Does anyone have any insight into this mess that is my life? Please?
Is it even in the realm of possibility that she and I could go south and live as roommates? Maybe the OM is really just a friend? Oh hell, I dunno.
And honestly, if you guys divorce, I don't think you get any more say on who she dates. I get it, I would rather my STBX was with ANYONE but MOW, but it's just not my business anymore.. And guess what? He's cheating on her with a 21-year-old twink.. And I have a feeling your wife will cheat on OM, if she isn't already, with you or anyone else.
I think your best move right now is to DETACH from this woman. It seems like she's playing you, dangling sex and promises so that you will give her what she wants. IMO, you should close the bakery, stop talking to her, and lawyer up.. Stop worrying about what she's thinking, what she's doing, what her plans are, etc., and just focus on what you want. And I wouldn't include her in any of your plans. She sounds very manipulating, and I would keep my distance if I were you..
Divorce is war brother.
Hell yeah it is..
Is it even in the realm of possibility that she and I could go south and live as roommates? Maybe the OM is really just a friend?
To answer your questions point blank, in my opinion, no.
If he's just a "friend," he is a friend *with benefits.*
Part of me is starting to think all that has happened will ultimately be a good thing. Sure, the OM is a dirt bag worthy of being burned at the stake, but when I look at the totality of my marriage I must admit that it was a bad mix and neither of us is truly the marrying kind. She has a roving eye and while I have never cheated on her I must admit that I do as well.
If, and that is a HUGE if, she is sincere about divorcing and moving south together as roommates, I am beginning to find the prospect exciting. Life has been stagnant and boring for man years and the prospect of facing the unknown for the first time in 20 years is very appealing to me.
How sick is that?
In my state, A= 60/40 split on assets and they get 60% of the debt.
Nature girl is right about NOT having sex now, it will make it impossible for you to claim A perhaps.
Here's how it works in my state...I filed for divorce. The petition read homewrecked has been informed WH is in an affair and she believes this.
Then we had a primary hearing.
The judge granted "discovery". I was able to subpoena phone record and bank records. I prob could have sub more stuff, but 200 texts a day sent me into outpatient status at a "behavioral center",, where incidentally 5 other women were there for the same reason. well, one woman ran her husband over with her car first!!! LOl
Anyway, once I got those records, my atty called his atty,showed him what we had, and then my XWH settled with me and I got lots more than I thought I would bc of the texting records. I could have gotten a PI, but I had enough at this point.
So, moral of story, go to atty first. Please.
Stop talking to her. She is mentally ill.
I stayed in the shower LOTS at first to de-stress.
Please read the first 2 chapters of Love must be tough by Dr James Dobson. RIght off the bat he talks about how to handle your spouse if you've given into 3somes with your spouse just to try to keep them or for any other reason. Agreeing to have sex with your w and letting her be free to be with him is same thing. But, it's what many people here thought might keep their spouse.
Even if you sucked at being a husband, she could have filed for D, then got a boyfriend, just like a NORMAL person would have done.
She has been sick a long time. There is a "root"in her that is diseased and the "bloom" you are seeing is the "bloom" of her sickness. She was like this before you and will be like this after you.
HELL-- the OW in my story-her first husband KILLED the OM and himself. It didn't stop her-- she's doing the same thing with her current H and my H. Of coarse it's the "just a friend thing".
Keep posting here,,,we all feel your pain.
[This message edited by homewrecked2011 at 5:39 PM, May 16th (Thursday)]
In my state, A= 60/40 split on assets and they get 60% of the debt.
As I do the math, I'm beginning to see that financially it might be in my best interest not to fight her in the divorce. She is allowing me to keep a number of marital assets that are valued at around 30k and the most I'd stand to gain financially from fighting her is 10-15k plus the added cost of having to pay an attorney.
Granted, I do suspect that she has money stashed in a secret bank account but I'm relatively certain it's in her mothers name and I'd have a very hard time proving it was in fact her's.
The there is the fact that taking the easy way out would be considerably faster and less painful. Sure, the discovery process would reveal proof of the affair such as phone records or FB messages, but do I really want to see that stuff? Ive seen enough already.
So..... Maybe I should just stick it to her (sexually) and be done with it. At least I get some sort of satisfaction out of it that way. Oh hell, I don't know what to do.
More likely you'll get a nasty STD out of it, rather than satisfaction.
It would almost be worth it.... almost. Then I also have my self-respect to consider as well. It's a nice thought but I doubt that I'd actually do it for real. I have a friend who I've known and trusted for years that would be willing to help me in the sex department. She is single and quite picky about men, where I just happen to be one she has never got lucky with. :)
The thing that nags at me most about my wife, is that I'm dying to know if she is sincere about moving south and renting an apartment together, but I have no idea why I need to know this.
Listen, you''re allowing her to get into YOUR head and spin her lies. You are allowing her to de-rail your recovery. You are allowing her to get close to you again, and you know from your track record that the only reason she wants to get close to you, is to stick a knife in you. Hell, if you did actually have sex with her, it wouldn''t surprise me if it was the loudest, kinkyest sex you ever had with her, and your found that she had a VAR under the bed and was now sobbing about her violation by you to the police.
5454real has it right. Divorce is war. She is not and will not be your friend through this process. You need to focus on winning the war scoring on skirmishes will get you no where. Victory conditions.
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) has had difficulty in conducting timely reviews of beneficiaries' cases to ensure they are still eligible for disability benefits. SSA has been taking steps to improve the cost-effectiveness of its review process. SSA has linked the review process to eligibility for a new benefit that provides return-to-work services. This testimony looks at SSA's ability to stay current with future reviews, identifies potential improvements to the review process, and assesses the review process--return-to-work link.
SSA will likely face a backlog of about 200,000 continuing disability review (CDR) cases by the end of fiscal year 2003. SSA officials attribute the pending backlog to its decision to reduce the number of cases reviewed as a result of the delay in obtaining fiscal year 2003 funding. In addition, the pending backlog resulted from putting more emphasis on initial applications over CDRs. To ensure CDRs receive adequate attention, SSA has requested some fiscal year 2004 funds be "earmarked" for these reviews. Given SSA's ability to eliminate its previous CDR backlog using targeted funds, this maneuver could help SSA. Over the next 5 years, SSA has estimated that 8.5 million CDRs, costing about $4 billion, are needed to stay current. If SSA generates another backlog, cost savings and program integrity may be compromised by paying benefits to disability beneficiaries who are no longer eligible to receive them. SSA is not making the best use of available information when conducting its CDRs, leaving opportunities for improvement. First, SSA's decisions on the timing of CDRs are not based on systematic analysis of available information. Second, SSA's process for determining which CDR method to use is not always based on the best available information. For example, SSA requires an in-depth review for all beneficiaries who, upon entering the program, are expected to medically improve even if current information on certain of those beneficiaries indicates that improvement is unlikely and that the review would be better handled through a shorter, less expensive method. Third, SSA has not fully pursued medical treatment data available from the Medicare and Medicaid programs despite their potential to improve SSA's decisions regarding which review method to use. Fourth, SSA's CDRs continue to be hampered by missing or incomplete information on beneficiaries' case history. SSA delays the provision of new return-to-work benefits to beneficiaries expected to medically improve based on the assumption that such beneficiaries are least likely to need them. However, according to SSA data, about 94 percent of such beneficiaries are not found to have medically improved upon completion of a disability review. As a result, some individuals who might benefit from return-to-work services are initially denied access to them. SSA is reviewing this policy and while doing so, will need to consider how to best balance its financial stewardship and return-to-work goals.
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Market Research:Better Documentation Needed to Inform Future Procurements at Selected AgenciesGAO-15-8: Published: Oct 9, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 9, 2014.
Oct 8, 2014
Elections:Issues Related to State Voter Identification LawsGAO-14-634: Published: Sep 19, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 8, 2014.
Oct 2, 2014
2020 Census:Census Bureau Can Improve Use of Leading Practices When Choosing Address and Mapping SourcesGAO-15-21: Published: Oct 2, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 2, 2014.
Sep 30, 2014
Elections:Observations on Wait Times for Voters on Election Day 2012GAO-14-850: Published: Sep 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 30, 2014.
Sep 26, 2014
Managing for Results:Agencies' Trends in the Use of Performance Information to Make DecisionsGAO-14-747: Published: Sep 26, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 26, 2014.
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