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Book your room at Doubletree by Hilton Cape Cod - Hyannis
One King BedMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Room, 1 King Bed, BathtubMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Two Double BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Room, 1 King Bed with Sofabed, BathtubMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Hotel with an indoor pool, in Hyannis (Hyannis - Yarmouth)
This hotel is located in Hyannis (Hyannis - Yarmouth), near the airport, John F Kennedy Hyannis Museum, Cape Cod Baseball Hall of Fame, and Wild Animal Lagoon. Also nearby are Hyannis Harbor and St. Francis Xavier Church.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Doubletree by Hilton Cape Cod - Hyannis features an indoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/café.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with premium satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and climate control.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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At your hotel
In addition to an indoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool, Doubletree by Hilton Cape Cod - Hyannis provides a spa tub and a fitness center. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This 3.5-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 2704 square feet (243 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers concierge services, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Doubletree by Hilton Cape Cod - Hyannis is a smoke-free property.
- Indoor pool
- Concierge services
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Restaurant
- Total number of rooms - 160
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 2
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Conference space
- Fitness facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 2704
- Conference space size (meters) - 243
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Outdoor seasonal pool
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
Park your car
Free self parking
In your room
- Premium TV channels
- Video-game console
- Pay movies
- Room service (limited hours)
- Climate control
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bathtub or shower
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Eat and drink
Breakfast is available for a surcharge each morning.
Ivy Room REstaurant - Onsite restaurant
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
An indoor pool, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Aerobics on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
The fine print for Doubletree by Hilton Cape Cod - Hyannis
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Carte Blanche, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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So, my cab driver this afternoon was quite the talker. Initially, I was annoyed as I was on my way to an interview and trying to concentrate on reviewing my resume in the back while he drove. Hearing your driver ask, "can I ask you a question?" is not always what you want to hear when you get in the back of car. Before I had the opportunity to launch myself from the moving vehicle or to shout, "PLEASE GOD, NOOO!" he stated he wanted to 'get a girl's opinion' who was not involved in the situation… hmm… interesting… tell me more….
He immediately began spilling out details about the female he met several weeks before at Pacha… since cab drivers apparently frequent Pacha, obviously. He filled me in on the fact that they met at the bar and she currently has a boyfriend who she doesn't seem to have any intention of breaking up with any time soon. Despite this, the girl has been texting my cab driver every morning asking how he is, what he's up to and when they can hang out as friends. My cabbie seemed to find this odd as why would a girl continue to text a man she wants to be friends with when she has a boyfriend? His questions to me were, "What do you think? What would you do?"
I found this scenario pretty simple to answer. If a girl (or a guy) is dating someone and pursuing you, whether it be more than friends or some other undefined grey area, they're not a great person. Simple as that. Odds are if you give in and allow this person into your life, they'll do the same thing to you. Any girl with a boyfriend shouldn't be texting a random guy she met at a bar on a daily basis. Any normal girl that is.
With that advice my driver seemed pleased and said he felt the same way. He felt like there was no need to be friends with a girl over text whom he probably wouldn't spend time with. He then proceeded to launch into a monologue beginning with his upbringing and ending on his college years in Albany, New York. Thank you random man for your life story in 30 seconds or less. The only fitting statement for this interaction is… only in New York, kids. Only in New York.
This weekend, I spent Friday night playing trivia games at Dave & Buster's with a few good friends. You cannot imagine how cut throat I can become once realizing children's prizes are involved in said games. I left Times Square with a new pink stuffed monster (don't be jealous) and the phone number of a slightly creepy actor working at the facility… yes, I admit it. I panicked again. I accepted the number of another male whom I had no intention of calling. Per usual, I didn't think to say I had a boyfriend and just took his number… luckily one of my best guy friends was on hand to delete it immediately there after and to scold me for agreeing to call him in the first place. Oops.
On Saturday afternoon, a friend of mine and I decided to go check out Electric Daisy Carnival at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. If you know what that is you get one free imaginary cookie from me. If not, it's a music festival based in Las Vegas that features some of the world's best DJs all together over a three day period. It's basically an electronic Coachella and Avicii was playing on Saturday night, who I have formed an unhealthy obsession with over the past few weeks.
If you saw me in person, I don't think you'd suspect I was into any type of DJ scene - mostly because I just recently became interested in it - and because I don't do drugs nor wear a pile of overly bright neon clothes much as many fans do. Based on this criteria, my friend and I didn't exactly fit in among thousands of fans wearing rainbow tutus, waving lolly pops around and throwing yellow and green glow sticks in the air. For this reason, I prefer to enjoy these types of concerts from areas where the masses are not. Luckily, my friend had set all this up so we didn't have to watch from the main sea of drug ingesting hipsters.
After climbing up the stairs of a restricted area along the side of the stage, we located a good spot with some steps to stand on (we're two short girls) and looked around us. We quickly realized that the neon had bled into this area also and we were pretty much on our own as far as normalcy was concerned. My friend remarked that if she was tasked with locating someone to date in this crowd of 10,000 - she'd be screwed. As Avicii started his set, we zoned in on a group of four or five men about 15 feet away from us. They were nothing but absolute, pure entertainment. I've never seen anything like it. All of them stood facing each other in a circle and one after the other began to dance like no one was watching. I mean - arms flailing, legs kicking, Elaine from Seinfeld - dancing. It was almost as if their body parts were not attached to one another and each had set out on it's own search for rhythm. I, being one who is easily amused, began laughing immediately while my friend reached into her purse to get her iPhone and begin recording this glorious display.
After recording for about three minutes, we were spotted by the group and promptly yelled at - it's a joke guys, chill out. Apparently the arm flailing was a serious matter and not to be taken lightly. As we turned our attention back to the stage, a man stepped up to me from the crowd before us. A normal looking man. A tall, blonde, shaggy haired… could he be cute? looking man.
Hi, I'm Phil… where are you from?
After replying, "Manhattan" and getting back an imitation of how I apparently said "Man-Hat-Tan," I was intrigued. Two lines in and I had determined Phil seemed to have a sense of humor. He had apparently noticed mine as well by pointing to the group of male Rockettes kicking around next to us and stating that he'd been laughing at them too. This was followed by my dare to go dance with them and by his own backward jump roping mockery of the group. Any man who is confident enough to mock jump rope in front of a girl he's just met gets a free point from me.
We chatted for a few more minutes, during which Phil asked me if I was still in college and seemed surprised to learn that I was not 22 years old. I seem to get this rather often as I guess I look much younger than my actual age. Phil was originally from Pittsburgh but hadn't lived in the U.S. for several years since he works in some type of international media with several clients in Asia - not sure what that entails exactly. Given that he doesn't live or spend too much time in the U.S. it was fairly obvious this wasn't going anywhere. That coupled with the fact that it was extremely loud and it was difficult to hear led Phil to smile at me after a few minutes, tell me I was cute and it was nice to meet me before he ducked back into the crowd.
I had no real intention of furthering our conversation even though he was both sweet and quite funny but it was nice to have one of those 'oh yes, THIS is what it's like to think someone is cute again' moments. Every girl has these now and then and it reminds us there are men out there we don't know who are intriguing and worth a second look. Even in a crowd of tank top wearing, fist pumping boys - there are always some normal ones who can pop up out of nowhere. So thank you, International Phil, for reminding me there are plenty of charming boys out there that I have yet to meet….
A few afternoons ago, I sat with an old co-worker over coffee reminiscing about some of our best dating stories. Anyone who's spent a significant amount of time living and working in New York City definitely has a few gems up their sleeve. I, shockingly, have a couple that still make me shake my head in disbelief. It struck me this morning that I somehow have never mentioned any here.
Having grown up in Connecticut, I mostly went to high school and college with thousands of the same boy. The Abercrombie & Fitch wearing, soccer and hockey playing, Jeep Cherokee driving average boy. This is definitely the type of guy I longed for when I was 16 but hey, I didn't know any better. Moving to New York City presented an entirely different range of men who one doesn't often come across in Connecticut. The banker. The obscenely rich kid. The model. The actor. The writer.
It was definitely a nice change to have the opportunity to be introduced to people from different walks of life. People with different views and different ideals than you. This also opens the door to a lot of unique if not strange encounters with men you would never have thought you'd be interacting with at all. And trust me, as a girl, you learn a lot about yourself and what you do and do not want. For me? The first thing I learned? When you meet a guy who either grew up in this city or who went to George Washington University - run. Do not ask questions, just run.
It has been my experience that most, if not all, men who grew up here are slightly off. Most who lived with their parents and were carried by their nannies to school, oddly enough, tend to act like overgrown children in their every day lives. It seems that having everything handed to you creates what I will call a glass ceiling of maturity. This glass ceiling stops further mental growth at about 12 years old. These are the men who will whine that they haven't gotten the table they wanted at the restaurant or insist you leave a club because they wanted to sit in the back (yes, this has happened to me). Please note this same man asked his mother for a red velvet blazer for his birthday…. red flag much?
Next comes the encounters with men who you'd never have met had you continued living where you grew up. For me this came in the form of a man I will call 'Brent'. Brent is, by far, the most attractive man I have ever dated. He is the type of man girls do a double take over. And I absolutely did.
A few years ago, on the 4th of July, a few girl friends and I stopped into a random Upper East Side bar on the way home from a party. As we stepped into the entrance, I glanced to my right to see Brent and his friend sitting at a nearby table. I thought to myself immediately, 'my god, look at him'. Not being one who typically chases after men, we all walked over to the bar and began chatting over drinks. A few moments later, I turned around to realize that Brent was now standing directly behind me. Facing me.
He must have asked me some sort of question because we began talking and continued talking for the next hour or so. Brent was a former model now handling new business for a company linked closely to the agency I was working for at the time. Oddly enough, we had several friends in common and happened to know a lot of the same people. I realized pretty early on that Brent had a tendency to take himself and life quite seriously. Not something I would consider a wonderful trait in a man.
Despite my knowing this was most likely going nowhere, we continued to text and meet up for drinks. Brent was good looking and entertaining enough so I figured I'd just enjoy it for the moment. On one particular evening, I met up with him for a drink on the Upper West Side and was persuaded into going with him to take a look at his new nearby apartment.
We walked a few blocks up and stopped in front of a nice glass apartment building which he stated he had moved into several days earlier. As we walked past the doorman, Brent noted that he had not finished unpacking so not to be alarmed that not everything was in place. I shrugged as things like that don't particularly matter to me. Unlocking the door to his apartment, Brent stepped back to let me go in first. As I stepped into the living room, I locked eyes on the back wall. There it was.
While Brent had not unpacked all of the boxes stacked about the apartment he had surely taken the time to unpack this and hang it above his couch. Above the couch hung a (LIFE SIZE) modeling photo of HIMSELF which he must have carried straight out of an Abercrombie & Fitch store. As I began to process the situation in front of me, I also began to laugh. "WHAT is THAT?!," I asked. Quite obviously amused. Brent turned to me and with a dead-pan expression said, "What? That was my favorite shoot." It was at this exact moment I knew Brent and I were not cut from the same mold. Anyone who failed to see the hilarity in this situation would surely never understand me. I found an excuse to leave his apartment shortly there after.
We continued to text here and there after that evening but didn't hang out again and over time the texts slowly fizzled. I still cannot imagine my father's reaction had I ever brought home a man like that. The entire experience still cracks me up. I swear these things only happen in this city. Or maybe only to me.
While encounters like this will never lead anywhere, I wouldn't take them back for the world. Brent, like several other men currently roaming around this city, have left me with memories I will probably laugh about for years. And when I do find the one I'm looking for, I will appreciate him all the more… mostly because he won't be hanging framed photos of himself around our apartment. And he won't be wearing a velvet blazer while doing it.
Thank you for the kind words! I have to agree that on more than one occasion I've been attracted to the guy who had the best personality in a group rather than the best looking… maybe I will give him a chance :)
Last night, a good friend of mine and I decided to stop by an industry event a friend was throwing at a little restaurant on the west side of Manhattan. These events are fairly common in the entertainment industry - easy ways to get to know new contacts, trade business cards, look for jobs, etc. Personally, I really have to be in the mood to go to these things and make sometimes inane conversation with strangers. I've been told many times that I tend to come off as somewhat unapproachable in group situations. I'm not quite sure what this means but apparently I should be grinning like a clown at anyone who looks at me.
After arriving and surveying the room, my friend and I grab two glasses of champagne (my favorite) and stop to say hello to the host and a few of her friends. As they begin chatting with other guests, we find ourselves in a conversation about the happenings in our group of friends over the past few weeks - who broke up, who is having surgery, who's out of a job, etc. As we chat, I note two men by the bar who are beginning to show signs of making their way over to us. Glancing at us and then looking at each other, one begins to get out of his chair as the other follows. Not particularly overjoyed at this notion, I give my friend a 'here it comes' look but there is no escaping it at this point.
I have always had a slight aversion to new men. I guess I strangely assume I will dislike a person before even speaking to them. This may have something to do with my apparent unapproachable demeanor. My college roommate can attest to this, having had to literally push me out the door of our apartment on several occasions towards waiting dates I did not want to go on. I did however meet a college boyfriend I was pretty in love with on one of said dates so I will tell myself before you do that I need to be more open to people.
At this time the two men from the bar have come strolling over and introduce themselves to each of us. We give our names and shake hands politely trying to gauge whether this will be an acceptable conversation or play out to be highly awkward. Since they seem to be fairly harmless, I decide I will play along and engage in the conversation. It turns out the man I am speaking to is actually a very nice guy. We chat about work (he is an accountant), traveling, his upbringing and a variety of other topics. The interaction doesn't feel forced and I don't feel like I want to jump out of my skin. I don't feel a particular spark with this man but as a friendly guy? He's nice to chat with.
I find myself wondering if I should be giving the average nice guy who puts himself out there more of a chance. It is usually my initial reaction to entertain a conversation then excuse myself if I do not feel any sort of attraction or interest for this person. Odds are I have walked away from some pretty nice guys in my day only to be attracted to more charming types who more than not have turned out to be less than fantastic. The question I pose to you is, do you follow pure chemistry or wait it out and hope you start to feel something for the nice ones?
After two drinks and more pleasant conversation, my friend and I realize we have missed the first hour of the Rangers game (I immediately become internally manic) and we decide to go watch the rest at a friend's apartment close by. This, in turn, creates the 'Is he going to ask for my number' or 'Are we going to simply walk away' moment. The man I am speaking with doesn't waste much time and says he'd love to go out for a drink sometime. While I can definitely be an ice queen in certain situations, I always feel guilty making up an excuse or giving a fake number to someone who asks me for it. I find it's easier to just give my number and then avoid it later on if I feel the need to.
As my friend and I walk towards Bleecker, I remark that the two men were much more nice and normal than I had initially anticipated. It wasn't a terrible experience to entertain the conversation whether or not I felt a strong connection to them. Will I go out for drinks with the boy who asked for my number? I still remain undecided on that… but I will certainly continue to try to be more open to the nice guys that are out there.
Ironically, since I wrote the below post yesterday morning quite a few of my perceptions have drastically changed… to start with, the man I speak of? I will call him "Harry". Harry was engaged when we met (my own mistake), seriously unhappy and planning to call off his impending wedding… so he claimed. It was only until yesterday afternoon that I believed he had called it off months before and only when I came across a wedding registry online did I realize not only is Harry still getting married, but he never moved out of this country at all. I have been heart broken for a month over a situation that didn't even really exist.
I am still pretty much in a state of shock at the fact that sick people like him even exist in this world. I cannot even grasp how someone could create so many lies over a period of months and months. Or for that matter, why they would want to. How someone could pursue you so much, tell you how much they love you and talk so much about possibilities in the future I will never understand. Harry had so many opportunities to just walk away from me and he kept going and going and going. It is almost impressive how twisted a human being he actually is when light was finally shed on the situation. I've never met a more soulless, gutless coward in my life. Perhaps I was naive to be so trusting of a person but I really never thought anyone could be so mentally fucked up. Even when Harry "went back to London" he continued to say he wanted to work things out somehow. He actually cried on several occasions. And I bought all his massive lies, hook, line and sinker.
At first I was upset to think about what was really going on over the past months that I hadn't realized. The fact that he probably never moved back to the U.K. at all. The fact that he had obviously lied so many times to my face. The fact that I could fall for a man who is apparently a complete and total sociopath. But then I started to think, I really didn't do anything wrong. I was conned from the beginning and he is the guilty party in this. After some thinking, I have to say the way in which I met Harry is a blessing in disguise.
Thank god I got to see that he is a cheating, lying, heartless loser and that I am not his poor fiance who will inevitably have her heart broken by him just like every other girl he's come in contact with. From some of my friends' former weddings, I can say without question, if you go into a marriage doubting things or yourself - it will fail - every single time. I am a strong believer in karma and he will get what he deserves over time. When he is 35 or 40 and divorced with a lonely pathetic life in Manchester, it will be the life that he deserves. I, on the other hand, am a good girl. I do not treat people like shit and I deserve someone who is so much better than he could ever even hope to be. I still believe there are good guys out there, he just isn't one of them.
I lowered my own standards for such a pathetic creep and it makes me smile to know I am finally rid of him forever. No more wondering what if and no more maybes. Thank god I was able to walk away from this situation knowing who he truly is. Nothing but a lost, childish, sad little man who will never be content with anything in his life. This is the last time I will mention him on this blog as I have so many better things to focus on - first and foremost, my future life which, thank god, he will never be a part of.
To all you readers who have been cheated on or lied to, you are so much better off without that person. Years from now you will look back and laugh. Laugh because it is a distant memory. And laugh because you know you are so much better off without them. Knowing they have to look at themselves in the mirror every day and see the sad person staring back at them.
It really is funny how a small reminder of something can instantly produce feelings you've been trying to push away and hide under a rock. And I'd have to say by funny, I mean the way getting slapped in the face can be funny. This morning, while running around my apartment getting ready for work, I sat down on my bed gathering my things to put in my purse and head out towards the subway. At the very last moment I realized I had forgotten one last something and pulled open the drawer of my nightstand next to my bed. As I reached in to locate the something I was looking for, my mind riffled through the internal shoe catalog it contains trying to decide on which pair of heels to toss into my bag on the way out the door.
As my hand made contact with the checkbook I needed, I glanced down to pull off a blank check in order to begin signing over the exorbitant rent charged for my mediocre apartment. As I separated the check from it's book, I noticed writing beneath it. Had I incorrectly filled out a check and left it in the back? No. This check wasn't filled out by me.
As I realized what the check was, I sat on my bed a little stunned. My stomach immediately twisted into a knot and my throat became dry. His writing. His name. Middle name and all. Dated March 29th. A week before he left. Ironically, a check filled out for seven million dollars as a joke is now staring me in the face like a horribly mean-spirited trick. I think to myself, "You have to be kidding me. I don't need this."
As if completely out of my control, tears begin streaming down my face as the sadness hits me like a brick wall. There it is again. Not gone. Not even close. Staring at this check makes me feel like he just walked out of my room yesterday all over again.
As I choke back more tears, I decide this check is not going to ruin yet another of my days. I tear it from the book and rip it to shreds with a mix of sorrow and anger. Sorrow because while I wish I was, I am still not even near to being ok with this situation. Anger because I can't will my mind to move on and I can't control being sad sometimes. Anyone who knows me knows I prefer to be in control of things and these emotions, they get the best of me every time.
While I am in a place now where I can get through most days at work without sobbing in the bathroom, I am still not healed. Still not who I was before. This frustrates me the most as I don't want to feel a knot in my stomach, I don't want to miss someone who isn't there. Facing these emotions and knowing I can't get rid of them any faster than they want to leave, makes me feel like a victim.
After composing myself and managing to push the feelings back where they came from, into a box in the back of my mind, I take a deep breath and walk out of my apartment. My life these past few weeks has been the more difficult than it's ever been, but there's nothing else I can do other than try to move forward.
Almost every year around April, I start to get anxious for summer time. I want to wear dresses and skirts and shorts with sandals and cut up my winter coat and throw it in a river. Today being May 7th, it's about that time. In my opinion, summer officially began on May 1st. This means there is to be no more rain or slush or wind that holds me in place on the street. I will not admit that it more than not actually pushes me backwards since I'm not what one would describe as "muscular."
While this year's winter months weren't too bad in comparison to last year's six month Arctic blizzard, I'm still ready for things to warm up. I'm ready for drinking outdoors so I can people watch and judge everyone walking by, laying in the park so I can tan and obviously judge people while they lay out and of course running outside so I can… you know. Judge. Who wouldn't long for those things? Mostly I'm just excited to get a tan and no longer look like a ghost who may or may not be see-through at this stage. That and peach sangria, the second love of my life. I'd tell you where to get it in New York but, to be quite honest, I don't want you to have any.
I'm a lover of many things in this city when it comes to summer but if you've read anything on my blog before, you're already aware there are things I am not a lover of. With spring comes endless possibilities from enjoying sunlight late into the evening to that new pair of wedges you've been waiting to wear with your white pants. Lurking behind these endless possibilities are things we'd rather not think about but we just know they're going to turn up regardless.
I am going to share with you a list of things I suggest you avoid this summer… at any and all costs.
Now that most men, if any have read this, think I am an overly judgmental catty bitch, I am going to eat dinner. In my high fashion hooded sweatshirt and striped pajama pants. Judge me. Go ahead.
The topic of the day today is cheating. Who does it. Does it make someone a bad person. And is the saying, "Once a cheater, always a cheater" true in every case. This topic stems from several sources among both my friends and myself.
Recently a good friend of mine shared with me that she had recently met a man whom she'd connected with and had hooked up with once or twice. She was intrigued by his humor and goofiness and they had hit it off. It was only in her apartment later that evening that he had revealed not only was he married but that he also had a small child. Given that he has been married for several years now and is about 30 years old, it leads to the question - did he get married too young or is he just not a good guy? The man claims to love his wife and child and to be proud of the way he has set up a life for them. He also has stated he does not cheat regularly and was as taken aback by the situation as my friend has been. It seems simple to say, ok he is just a dirt bag and she should move on (which was the advice I found myself giving) but do you think he does regularly cheat on his wife or is he bored in his marriage and looking for fun elsewhere? This is not to say that if he is bored it is any excuse to cheat but it leads me to the question of 'do most men cheat at one time or another'? And also, as much as you think you do, how well does one person ever really know another?
What I find myself wondering in this particular case is was the real mistake the first encounter or the active decision this man made to get back in contact and continue this interaction after the first time? If someone cheats once and feels guilty enough to not do it again, are they a better person than someone who chooses to go back for more? Where is the line here and where is it crossed?
If a married man strays once does it make him a bad man? I, for one, can't seem to settle on a concrete answer to this question as I have cheated myself in the past. I certainly do not think my own indiscretions made me a bad person or untrustworthy for the future but simply unhappy in a particular situation at a particular time. Would the right thing to do have been to break up with whomever I was dating at the time first? Of course. But I think there are some grey areas in life, sadly. One thing I do know about myself is that once my trust in another person is broken, it's very difficult if not impossible to get it back. I am simply not a very trusting person and that's not something I am necessarily happy with. If my future husband was to cheat, I'm not sure this is something I could come to terms with.
Knowing that I am someone who can be completely faithful when I am in the right situation still does not make me feel secure that most men will not cheat at one time or another. It's easy to know as the cheater that whatever happened didn't mean anything but far more difficult to accept if you are being cheated on. Having been in a situation in college with a boyfriend who strayed (he was a moron, to say the least) I know exactly what it feels like to be on the receiving end… and it's not good. Not good at all. I think the pain that can be caused by something so meaningless far outweighs the temptation to do so for me.
Since I can't seem to come up with strong answers to a lot of these questions, I also ask myself - can you get into a relationship with someone you know has cheated on others at one time or another in the past? Is that a complete deal breaker and is it completely naive to think you would be any different than the last? Part of me thinks if I am to judge someone else so harshly to say their actions are unforgivable then I also have to judge myself with that same critical eye. Do actions from my past lock me into that same untrustworthy mold?
All in all, some of my recent experiences have left me wondering how long it takes to really get to know a person. And in some cases, do you ever really know what goes on beneath the surface? I think there are characteristics of a mate that will come out over time which you did not know in the beginning and I'm finding this concept incredibly scary. What happens if you think you have found the right person for you and 5 years later you feel completely differently? Can you always trust your instincts? Can you really trust feelings of love or do things always change with time? How do you know what you're doing is always the right move for you?

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Since I started doing more of my workouts outside, the weeks have been going by much more quickly. I don't know if it's the promise of a beautiful trail or what, but I love how my work days are just starting to fly by.
Last night my buddy and I went to the gorge trail to do some biking. Again, a perfect evening for being outside. Sunny, not humid at all, a little breezy... SO nice. We stopped to look at some waterfalls and watch the river. It stormed here recently, so the water was really rushing. I love nature!
Today is "Sweet Treat" Day from the PTA for Teacher Appreciation Week. I am a little nervous... I had such trouble avoiding the M&Ms this week. I think another note in my lunch with my goals on it is in store. My pants are fitting a bit better today, and I would like them to keep fitting. And I have an expensive skirt hanging in my closet that I am determined to fit into perfectly at the end of May.
Did I do my to-dos?
Water - YES. But it was all at the beginning of the day; today I'm going to work on getting some more water in the afternoon and evening.
Pack lunch - no, but I did it this morning. I got home late from biking so I ate my dinner and crashed on the couch. Biking outside is very tiring!
Light dinner - YES. I had some spaghetti with homemade marinara, and a piece of honey bread for something sweet. Lentil and bulgur salad while my spaghetti was cooking. *note to self - eat something after school before biking so I don't get ravenous when I come home.
Today I will:
Drink a ton of water throughout the day.
Keep my goals in mind as I eat lunch and dinner.
Get the downstairs looking presentable.
Have a wonderful Friday!
It's official. I love the month of May.
Yesterday was sunny, a little breezy, and just beautiful. I planned on going to the gym after school, but my running buddy asked if I wanted to go to a local Rails to Trails trail after school. wahoo! So we got in an hour of some super outdoor running. I haven't set foot in the gym since last Friday. This weather is just too gorgeous to stay inside, though!
This afternoon we're planning on going to the gorge trail to do some biking. Yippee!
Last night my running buddy told me that I really inspired her and motivated her to keep running. I know she gets frustrated because she is not a fast runner, and I keep telling her that it doesn't matter; the important thing is that she's out there doing it. I lent her my book The Courage to Start - it really helped me get past my frustration of being slow. I am so totally flattered that she looks at me as an inspiration. A little more than a year ago, I couldn't even run for 5 minutes. And to tell you the truth, her telling me that I'm motivating her keeps *me* going, too.
Yesterday's to-dos:
Water - YES!
No biscotti - YES!
Low-fat latte - no. I got a smoothie instead; I was in the mood for something cold. It was delish.
TM run and ST - No, but running outside was SO much better. And the run was about 1 hour long.
Eat consciously - um, I think I did. I didn't go back for seconds of the meatballs, but I had a bit of sweet treat.
Today I will:
Drink a ton of water (I like to keep this on my list so I remember to do it)
Pack my lunch for tomorrow
Eat a light dinner to balance out yesterday
Yesterday I was determined to not eat a piece of cake from the faculty room. I had one small piece on Monday, and it was good. But I didn't want to eat that second piece. I stayed away. It looked so nasty sitting there yesterday - everyone had torn into it to get the moist inside pieces, so it looked as if a crazed animal had gotten at it. Gross.
There *were* some M&Ms, though, and I couldn't resist. I didn't go back for more, though. Small steps.
Today, the PTA is providing us with lunch. I thought about taking a salad along with me, but I don't want to appear ungrateful. So I think I'll eat what they have, and for dinner tonight, I'll eat what my lunch would have been on a normal day - salad, little bit of pasta, and yogurt.
I'm in the mood for some fresh flowers, so I think I'll stop and get some before school for me and some for two good buddies at school. I am not reading my enlightenment book anymore; it got a little too weird for me. I was helped, however, by the "focus" section of the book. So it gave me what I needed. My latest read is a book about how giving to others can make us happier. So far it's pretty interesting.
Yesterday's to-dos:
Water - YES!
Bike rack prices - YES! The one I really want is not getting released until June or July. The original date was May 4th, and I was all ready to buy it, but now the date is pushed back. Not sure if I should just be patient or if I should just look for a different one. I think I know what I'm going to do...
Padded gloves - YES! They are cute and purple. But even more important, they have SUPER gel padding.
Clean up the kitchen - YES! Oi, what a mess it was!
Calcium - YES! Fish oil - NO! I think I'll stop in at the natural food store today to look for this. Target only had two kinds, and I wasn't thrilled with either of them. The search continues.
Today I will:
Drink a ton of water
Not eat biscotti when I go for coffee after school
Stick with a low-fat latte after school (I think all the chocolate chai has been contributing to my slow/non-weight-loss.)
Do a 15-20 minute TM run with some intervals; strength train
Eat consciously at lunch today. Really think about the food I eat - is it worth it?
I am loving this new experiment - getting up without the alarm. I woke up at 5:30 today to the birds chirping. I wasn't tired at all!
So after not even being able to stand up on Sunday morning after my crazy ride (literally I could not stand up. I had to sit down in the shower because my quads hurt so bad - even though I stretched and iced like a fiend), I went running last night with the ladies. My legs felt like lead, but I went. My run up the hill was more like a shuffle, but I went. It was a beautiful night - a little breeze, warm sun, and the humidity had gone away. Today I am taking another rest day (I just took one on Sunday) - my grip is weak because of my biking (it's getting better, though, so I'm not as worried) so I don't want to do any weight training. The only thing I might do tonight is go for a little swim. We'll see.
Today was the first day of my new experiment. I set the alarm for 6:30, the latest I could get up and still get ready in time, and woke up to the sun and the birds at 6:00. Definitely a more pleasant way to get up than the alarm. I'll try it again tomorrow.
It's teacher appreciation week at school - yesterday morning the PTA brought us some breakfast. I forgot they were doing this, so I ate at home. But it looked so good - I had 1/2 a bagel with cream cheese and smoked salmon (I justify this by telling you we don't get this at home - it was SO good), and a piece of homemade banana bread (I LOVE good homemade bread, and I have to support the PTA). The administration also sent in a gigantic chocolate cake with buttercream icing. It is SOOO good - very moist and yummy. So I had a little piece with lunch. I was very excited because normally I go back for a 2nd, even bigger, piece. But not yesterday. I stuck with one piece and totally enjoyed it. There will be leftovers today, but I am determined to stay away. It's never as good the 2nd day, anyway. I think I'll pack a little note in my lunch - "Don't eat the cake! You want to fit in that skirt!"
Yesterday's to-dos:
Water - YES!!!
Clean up dishes - as best i could. Honey cooked dinner last night, and he leaves a LOT of dishes. I will take tonight to clean up the kitchen.
Pack lunch - didn't do this last night. Again, honey in the kitchen = no other space to pack lunch. I packed my lunch this morning.
Enjoy my run - YES!!!! It was SO nice. I wasn't very social (sometimes I just like to take the time to think) but I enjoyed it anyway.
Today I will:
Drink a ton of water
Call around to get prices for a bike rack - maybe go buy one?
Buy padded gloves for my biking
Clean up the kitchen
Pick up some calcium and fish oil supplements
My morning alarm is quite pleasant. It's a little song on my phone; it starts out soft and gets louder each time it rings. And there is a pretty pink and yellow light that goes along with the sound. But I still would rather sleep than listen to that alarm.
So sitting here just now, drinking my coffee and yawning, I am thinking about a new way to wake up in the morning. I LOVE going to bed at 9:00, so that won't change. I pack my lunch at night, so I don't have to do it in the morning. I finished my classes, so I don't need to go into school early. I have more energy at night, so I can get some things done then.
This weekend, I woke up around 5:15 both days without the alarm. So I'm thinking that I will set my alarm for 6:30am (the latest I would want to get up), and if I wake up at 6:30, ok, and if I wake up at 5:15, that's ok too.
I was an early bird for a while, but lately I've just not been feeling the early morning thing.
Yesterday's CSA pot luck was delicious. I didn't bother even trying to track anything, but I think after burning over 1500 calories on my long bike ride, I could eat some stuff at a pot luck and not be too concerned about it.
Today I will:
Drink at least 4 Siggs of water
Clean up the dishes
Pack my lunch for tomorrow (I started spinning three days' worth of lettuce at once, so making my salad is SUPER easy.)
Enjoy my group run
Have a Marvelous Monday!


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You don't need the government, society, your peers, or your family to approve of who you are. If someone else has a problem with who you are and treats you like shit because of it, it's a reflection of their own self worth. You shouldn't internalize their opinion of you because it actually has nothing to do with you at all. Their insecurities are theirs to deal with, so don't let them pawn their shortcomings off onto you. Instead, invest in your future by spending your time and efforts towards relationships and skills that will enhance your quality of life. Finding them is one of the most challenging but infinitely rewarding experiences that exists, and hate has no power over you if you accept the challenge. The things people say about you do not define who you are or forecast your future. It is entirely up to you.
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The food - really - at 28 Degrees
- jdubboston Jul 21, 2006 04:05 PM
My husband & I are are new to Boston (from NYC) and are food & wine 'nuts' - want quality for money spent, freshness & at least some innovation. Our friends are coming in from the 'burbs and want cocktails & an interesting place. They've chosen 28 Degrees.... Can anyone give me a call on whether my husband & I are going to be pleasantly surprised or horribly disappointed??
IMHO, the food is above average, sometimes very good! Apps are good but small and rather expensive. Try the pizzas, the calamari, and the mini-burgers. Nice Italian wines! The hamachi, when they have it is excellent! Between 5:00 and 7:00 Island Creek oysters are available for $1.00 each. Service is excellent, as, I'm told are the cocktails. Give it a try!
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Good tip on the $1 oysters, thanks!
I think the basics there are pretty good-- salad and fries never dissapoint there!
Also, they often have really fun entertainment...check the schedule for the dance troupe that is sometimes there
I like the food here, even if it's South-End pricey, and small plates not everyone's favorite way to eat (I happen to enjoy dining that way). Lobster sliders, raw bar, and pizzas stand out in my mind. I suggest you avoid the lounge seating (the low tables) if you plan to eat. There are conventional-height dining tables, bar seating, and banquettes that provide a more comfortable plate-to-mouth distance. And they're chilling the cocktail glasses now; it made me crazy when they didn't, given how they chose to name the place, and the fact that I expect a $12-15 shaker drink to arrive as cold as they can possibly make it.
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Are the lobster sliders back? I was there about 3 or 4 months ago, and no such luck.
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Yep, the lobster sliders are back. I looked at the current menu on my way to an "anniversary" dinner at Icarus (their $26 prix fixe, celebrating 26 years in operation) the other night.
Had dinner with my wife on Washington St and went to check out 28 Degrees for dessert afterwards, not a good decision.
We arrived at 10 PM, a Saturday night, we were greeted by a doorman with a clipboard and 3 potential customers outside the front door. We were told that without reservations or a special card we would not be able to enter. We told him we were coming for dessert after a wonderful dinner in the neighborhood; he left us at the door, went inside for a few moments, returned and let us in.
Once inside we found the room to be far from "full" and were left to wander aimlessly as there was no host or hostess to greet us as one would expect if they had entered Avalon or any nightclub. We spoke to several servers and were given the impression that it was time to drink not eat. The bartender was not any help either. Unless you were Jared Leto, Lindsey Lohan or just aspired to be we realized a level of patience and obedience beyond what was reasonable was necessary to get a drink.
My wife and I hung our heads, exited in disappointment and went to Hamersley. We were graciously greeted, served after dinner drinks, dessert and coffee and thanked upon exit.
We now realize this is one of those "lets bring NY to the Boston restaurant scene" concepts. After living in Boston for almost 30 years and visiting NY many times for dinner and clubbing I would like to give the hounds my opinion about why club meets restaurant does not generally work here, it is because Boston lacks lemmings. NY has a population of 8 million people; add to that tourists and bridge and tunnel visitors and you have a consumer base that exceeds Boston's by many millions.
I envy previous posters that were able to enjoy a meal at 28 Degrees, for us the visit was a complete waste of time.
Sounds like they've gotten a little full of themselves in the wake of that New York Times article, which highlighted its glamour quotient. Fake exclusivity and bad service is a sure recipe for a short shelf life: once that small local lemming crowd decides you're no longer an It Place, they move onto the next one and never come back. I hope the 28 Degrees folks take a long look at Saint and realize what a stupid strategy that is.
I find that going to 28 Degrees on a non-weekend evening offers a better dining experience.
Lobster sliders are back! Also on the menu are crab louie martinis and seared yellowfin, in addition to the $1.00 Island creek oysters between 5:00 and 7:00. A great Chateauneu du Pape Blanc at $11.50 a glass! Tonight they also had a crab and avocado pizza! Good, but could have used less oregano.
I ate at 28 Degrees on Wednesday night. The service was friendly but inexperienced. I had the beef carpaccio, (very forgettable) a good but small cheese plate and the lobster sliders, which made the meal. I had a very nice wine (Bastianich vespa bianco?) with dinner as well as a cocktail. My DC split the above and had two glasses of wine: the total was $90.00 (including tip) which is pricey but we were mostly satisfied, if a little hungry when we left.
The Chateauneuf du Pape white was nice as well.
Sorry it has taken me so long to report back... but I will say that we were very pleasantly surprised! Food quality was pretty good all around, with some standouts, and the portions were MUCH larger than we were assuming. We actually ordered too much food!
So, a quick & dirty run-down: We sat down at 7:05pm, and our waitress still allowed us to partake in the oyster special, so my husband & I split a few. Nice & plump. Refreshing on a hot, humid, sticky day.
Calamari was excellent, very lightly breaded - addicting.
Carmelized onion pizza - nicely 'basily' pesto. Liked the strong herb flavor to help balance the richness.
Braised Short Ribs - I didn't have any, but there were lots of happy moans from the other 3!
Side of Garlicky Spinach came & I got worried - it was glistening, which I assumed was oil...ugh. But no! Lemon juice! Very nice to have sauteed spinach that doesn't come soaked in the oil it was cooked in.
The wine list is extremely oddly priced - a few bottles that I know are $12-$15 in the store for $50, and yet a few hidden gems that are in the $35 range that sell for $20 in the store! We ended up with a wonderful Spanish red wine, which I can't remember (sorry!) because it was far too yummy & I overimbibed!
My only complaint was the level of the music - our waitress was very sympathetic & turned it down twice, but it kept creeping back up. It WAS Saturday night, so you can't blame the crowd for wanting that.
All in all, a pretty good experience.
we hit up 28 degrees last night. started at the bar first.. had a very good dirty martini. waitstaff was very nice and agreed to seat us in a corner seat, usually for 3, eventhough we were two. ordered oysters, tuna tartare, gnocci, and a short rib special. the cilantro mignoette sauce was excellent and oysters were plump and tasty. tuna tartare was generic but well executed. gnocci was prepared with mushrooms and fresh corn. it was interesting, but needed more salt. the only disappointment of the night was the short rib special. it was almost inedible. it was almost as if they were running behind when making, therefore did not cook at a low enough heat to retain the moisture of the meat. it was served on a celery root slaw which was fine, the short rib was really disappointing. service was good. but i think we will stick with 28 for cocktails.
Ate at 28 degrees a couple of nights ago. All in all, it's good enough food that matches the upscale, semi-club-like atmosphere, but not so amazing that it warrants special consideration...
Ordered oysters, the watermelon "carpaccio," and the gnocchi. The oysters were great, the watermelon "carpaccio" was very interesting--cold, refreshing, very summery. Super-thin slices of watermelon topped with goat cheese, vinegar, black pepper, tiny greens--a kind of refreshing, subdued sort of sweet-sour combination going on. The gnocchi was okay--I would have preferred more corn. The gnocchi are made partially with cheese, so they taste like light little pillows of cheese...I actually found it a bit overwhelming.


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Where did the Spanish Gaona family come from? What is the Spanish Gaona family crest and coat of arms? When did the Gaona family first arrive in the United States? Where did the various branches of the family go? What is the Gaona family history?The noble surname Gaona is of Spanish descent, and is believed to be of toponymic origin. Toponymic surnames are those names which derive their origin from a particular place name near which the original bearer lived or held land. Thus, the surname Gaona means one from Gauna/Gaona. The place name Gauna is derived from the contraction of the Basque words "ge-una(tu)" meaning "energetic" or "not tired."
Spelling variations of this family name include: Guana, Gaonas and others.
First found in the district of Vitoria (Alava,) in the Basque Country. The earliest references to the surname Gaona is a record of Casilda de Gaona and Marcos Gaona.
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Gaona research. Another 367 words(26 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Gaona History in all our PDF Extended History products.
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