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Combination Chemotherapy With or Without Filgrastim in Treating Patients With Previously Untreated Extensive-Stage Small Cell Lung Cancer
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RATIONALE: Drugs used in chemotherapy use different ways to stop tumor cells from dividing so they stop growing or die. Colony-stimulating factors such as filgrastim may increase the number of immune cells found in bone marrow or peripheral blood and may help a person's immune system recover from the side effects of chemotherapy.
PURPOSE: Phase II trial to compare the effectiveness of combination chemotherapy with or without filgrastim in treating patients who have extensive-stage small cell lung cancer that has not been previously treated.
Lung Cancer
Biological: filgrastim
Drug: carboplatin
Drug: topotecan hydrochloride
Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Phase II Trial of Oral Topotecan and Intravenous Carboplatin With G-CSF (Filgrastim) Support in Previously Untreated Patients With Extensive Stage Small Cell Lung Cancer
|Study Start Date:
|November 2001
|Primary Completion Date:
|August 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
- Determine the tolerability of topotecan and carboplatin with or without filgrastim (G-CSF) in patients with extensive stage small cell lung cancer.
- Determine response and survival rates in patients treated with these regimens.
OUTLINE: This is a multicenter study. The first 12 patients are assigned to 1 of 2 treatment regimens (6 per regimen). The next 33 patients receive treatment based on the toxicity experienced by the first 12.
Regimen A:
- Patients receive oral topotecan once daily on days 1-5, carboplatin IV over 30 minutes on day 5, and filgrastim (G-CSF) subcutaneously once daily beginning on day 6 or 7 and continuing for up to 10 days or until blood counts recover.
- Patients are evaluated after the first 3-week course of chemotherapy. If no patient experiences unacceptable toxicity or febrile neutropenia, or no more than 1 patient experiences an absolute neutrophil count of less than 500/mm3 for more than 5 days, the next 6 patients begin treatment on regimen B. Otherwise, all patients receive treatment as in regimen A.
Regimen B:
- Patients receive topotecan and carboplatin as in regimen A.
- Patients are evaluated after the first 3-week course of chemotherapy. If no patient experiences unacceptable toxicity or febrile neutropenia, the next 33 patients receive treatment as in regimen B; otherwise, patients receive treatment as in regimen A.
Treatment for all patients repeats every 3 weeks for up to 6 courses in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity. Patients with disease progression limited to CNS only interrupt chemotherapy to have whole-brain radiotherapy (WBRT). Once WBRT is complete, chemotherapy resumes.
Quality of life is assessed at baseline and at the beginning of each course of chemotherapy.
Patients are followed every 3 months for 2 years and then every 6 months for 3 years.
PROJECTED ACCRUAL: A total of 49 patients will be accrued for this study within 13.5 months.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Histologically or cytologically confirmed extensive stage small cell lung cancer
- Previously untreated with chemotherapy
- No mixed histology
Metastatic disease outside the chest
- Contralateral supraclavicular or hilar nodes that cannot be included in a single radiation port OR
- Cytologically proven malignant pleural effusion
- Measurable disease
No untreated CNS metastases
- CNS metastases treated with whole-brain radiotherapy (WBRT) allowed after completion of WBRT
- 18 and over
Performance status:
Life expectancy:
- Not specified
- Absolute neutrophil count at least 1,500/mm^3
- Platelet count at least 100,000/mm^3
- AST no greater than 5 times upper limit of normal (ULN)
- Alkaline phosphatase no greater than 5 times ULN
- Bilirubin no greater than 1.5 times ULN OR
- Direct bilirubin no greater than ULN
- Creatinine no greater than 1.5 times ULN OR
- Creatinine clearance at least 50 mL/min
- No uncontrolled angina pectoris
- No congestive heart failure within the past 3 months unless ejection fraction is greater than 40%
- No uncontrolled cardiac arrhythmias
- No myocardial infarction within the past 3 months
- Not pregnant or nursing
- Negative pregnancy test
- Fertile patients must use effective contraception
- No clinically significant infection
- No hypersensitivity to E. coli-derived proteins
- No other malignancy within the past 3 years except non-melanoma skin cancer, carcinoma in situ of the cervix, or localized prostate cancer
Biologic therapy:
- Not specified
- See Disease Characteristics
- At least 5 years since prior chemotherapy for another malignancy
- No prior nitrosoureas
Endocrine therapy:
- Not specified
- See Disease Characteristics
- No prior thoracic radiotherapy
- At least 1 day since prior palliative radiotherapy (except to chest)
- No more than 3 fractions to chest for superior vena cava syndrome allowed
- No concurrent radiotherapy (including thoracic radiotherapy)
- More than 3 weeks since prior major surgery
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00028925
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|United States, Arizona
|CCOP - Scottsdale Oncology Program
|Scottsdale, Arizona, United States, 85259-5404
|United States, District of Columbia
|MBCCOP-Howard University Cancer Center
|Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 20060
|United States, Florida
|Mayo Clinic
|Jacksonville, Florida, United States, 32224
|United States, Illinois
|CCOP - Illinois Oncology Research Association
|Peoria, Illinois, United States, 61602
|CCOP - Carle Cancer Center
|Urbana, Illinois, United States, 61801
|United States, Iowa
|CCOP - Cedar Rapids Oncology Project
|Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States, 52403-1206
|CCOP - Iowa Oncology Research Association
|Des Moines, Iowa, United States, 50309-1016
|Siouxland Hematology-Oncology
|Sioux City, Iowa, United States, 51101-1733
|United States, Kansas
|CCOP - Wichita
|Wichita, Kansas, United States, 67214-3882
|Wichita Community Clinical Oncology Program
|Wichita, Kansas, United States, 67214-3882
|United States, Louisiana
|CCOP - Ochsner
|New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, 70121
|United States, Michigan
|CCOP - Ann Arbor Regional
|Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States, 48106
|United States, Minnesota
|CCOP - Duluth
|Duluth, Minnesota, United States, 55805
|Mayo Clinic Cancer Center
|Rochester, Minnesota, United States, 55905
|CentraCare Health Plaza
|Saint Cloud, Minnesota, United States, 56303
|CCOP - Metro-Minnesota
|Saint Louis Park, Minnesota, United States, 55416
|United States, Nebraska
|CCOP - Missouri Valley Cancer Consortium
|Omaha, Nebraska, United States, 68106
|United States, North Dakota
|Medcenter One Health System
|Bismarck, North Dakota, United States, 58501
|CCOP - Merit Care Hospital
|Fargo, North Dakota, United States, 58122
|Altru Health Systems
|Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States, 58201
|United States, Ohio
|CCOP - Toledo Community Hospital Oncology Program
|Toledo, Ohio, United States, 43623-3456
|United States, Pennsylvania
|Allegheny General Hospital
|Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States, 15212-4772
|United States, South Dakota
|Rapid City Regional Hospital
|Rapid City, South Dakota, United States, 57709
|Canada, Saskatchewan
|Allan Blair Cancer Centre
|Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, S4T 7T1
|Study Chair:
|James R. Jett, MD
|Mayo Clinic
Additional Information:
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00028925 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|January 4, 2002
|Last Updated:
|December 15, 2009
|Health Authority:
|United States: Federal Government
Keywords provided by National Cancer Institute (NCI):
extensive stage small cell lung cancer
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lung Neoplasms
Small Cell Lung Carcinoma
Bronchial Neoplasms
Carcinoma, Bronchogenic
Lung Diseases
Neoplasms by Site
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Respiratory Tract Neoplasms
Thoracic Neoplasms
Adjuvants, Immunologic
Antineoplastic Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
Immunologic Factors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Therapeutic Uses
Topoisomerase I Inhibitors
Topoisomerase Inhibitors
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Honorary awards
Emeritus Professor A P Elkin
Emeritus Professor A P Elkin was awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Letters at a ceremony at the University on 2 May 1970.
Presented by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Bruce R Williams:
Deputy Chancellor, we honour today one of the great men in the history of the University. Professor Elkin is a renowned scholar. He is the very grand old man of Australian Anthropology. For a long time the development of his work was synonymous with the growth of Auslralian Anthropology.
For him, it is never enough to proclaim the importance of Anthropolgy as a scientific discipline which simply reconstructs or describes unchanged cultures; it is just as important to show the relevance of Anthropology to the changes in society that were occurring near at hand in New Guinea, Papua, and Aboriginal Australia. He has a deep concern for aboriginal welfare and education. He advised Governments, and they continued to seek his advice. He played a large part in creating a new public attitude to aborigines. He helped to reform the native administrations, and to establish the Aboriginal Welfare Board, of which he became an important member.
Elkin's career has been unusual, and yet looking back one can see a delayed predictability in it. He came late to the University as a student and he did not become a full-time member of staff until he was 45, although he had been appointed Professor of Anthropology four years earlier, in 1934.
After school he worked in a bank for four years. He did not find there adequate scope for his sense of enterprise and social service. So he decided to seek Holy Orders in the Anglican Church - provided that he could continue his education to University level. He had a wise and perceptive Bishop. Equipped with a University bursary and the Bishop Stunton Memorial Scholarship, he came to the University and St Paul's in 1912 and took a first class honours degree, majoring in Philosophy, three years later.
He started on the study of theological subjects but his Bishop, satisfied with his scholarship, ordained him and set him to parish work. In fact he never became a theologian.Perhaps his Bishop took the view that one of the great functions of the Anglican Church is to ensure that there is at least one scholar and gentleman in every parish of the land.
In 1918, he saw in the country beyond Bourke, aboriginal stone implements and burial sites, and started on a systematic study of the literature on the Aborigines. In 1922 he presented his Master's thesis on the religion of the Aborigines - his wife recalls that he completed his thesis on their honeymoon. From 1922-5 he was Rector of Wollombi. In this region, rich in Aboriginal engravings and paintings, his interests in Anthropology deepened. He resigned in 1925 to go at his own expense to the University of London, where he took his doctorate with a thesis on "Myth and Ritual of the Australian Aborigines". By the time he returned to Australia in 1927, Radcliffe Brown was here as the first Professor of Anthropology.
Indeed, Elkin came back to take up Radcliffe Brown's offer of a Fellowship to go to the Kimberleys for field work. This was a tough assignment, not without personal danger. The great success of his research there led to a further fellowship (1929-31) to study Aboriginal tribes in South Australia.
He did not at this time contemplate a career in Anthropology. Indeed, in 1929 his Bishop asked him to become Rector of St James's Church, Morpeth, adding that he would accept responsibility for his absence on Anthropological work, and Elkin accepted. He used his stipend to appoint curates. He was Rector of St James's for eight years, and resigned in 1937 because of the pressure of work and travelling entailed in oversight of the parish, and in the professorship of Anthropology at the University of Sydney. He maintained close ties with the Newcastle diocese, and in 1955 published his monumental history of the diocese.
From 1937 Elkin entered full-time into his natural vocation. He extended his own field work and publications. He developed a pattern for future Australian work in Anthropology. He planned to fill the great gaps in our knowledge of native peoples and their cultures in Australia and New Guinea. He organised funds. He trained field Anthropologists. He interested others and cooperated with them in the study of Aboriginal art and music. He took over "Oceania" at a time when it appeared to have no future. He still manages and edits it, and only last week he was in to see me concerning plans to extend its role in the field of human biology.
His range of activities and achievements is astonishing. His publications up to 1963 take 16 pages to list in "Aboriginal Man in Australia", a volume published in his honour. He had a wide range of other activities - listed in that volume of essays in his honour though far too numerous to detail here - which added to the value of his work in the University.
His interest in the University and in its students has been maintained in his retirement. He was a splendid Fellow of the Senate, continued his interest in and contribution to St Paul's, plays a large part in the life of International House.
How has he achieved so much? His native ability enabled him to get to the heart of problems quickly. His relaxed self-control enabled him to use his great physical and mental energies to the full. His sense of social service and compassion for the troubled and the underprivileged gave him an abiding sense of vocation. His insatiable spirit of inquiry permeated his research and teaching and everyday life, and kept him youthful in mind.
The key to his attitude may be found in one of his favourite passages in Revelations: "Behold, I have set before thee an open door, and no man can shut it".
From The University of Sydney News, 1 June 1970

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Rosen Shingle Creek Holiday Eventos
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Welcome to the greatest holiday extravaganza in Orlando! The festivities ramp-up with a couple of big events, so be sure to book your group holiday party with us and swing into the season at Rosen Shingle Creek's inaugural Big Band Cena Show Series. Michael Andrew and his Atomic 16-Piece Orchestra swing band are sure to bring out the dancer in you! You will not want to miss una explosión del pasado original de los años 50 Holiday Revue featuring Charlie Thomas & The Drifters, Delores K & the Crystals and Jay Siegel and the Tokens as they serenade audiences with hits such as "There Goes My Baby," and "Under the Boardwalk."
Individual show tickets are also available.
Saturday, December 6th
Join Michael Andrew & the Atomic Big Band for a one of a kind swing band show. A holiday tradition in Central Florida, this year's Swingin' Christmas Spectacular will feature the classic crooner and his 16-piece orchestra performing spirited favorites including "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year," "I'll Be Home for Christmas" and "The Christmas Song," along with Andrew originals, "Mistletoe Mambo" and "Twas the Night Before Christmas."
Andrew has been toted as "The next Harry Connick, Jr." by the New York Post and was called "one of the great singers of all time by Merv Griffin on Larry King Live. Just like holiday TV specials of the past with Andy Williams, Perry Como and Dean Martin, our dinner show promises to have something for all music lovers, including tributes to Bobby Darin and Frank Sinatra.
Saturday, December 20th
Celebrate A Holiday Blast from The Past. Featuring three Rock/Roll Hall of Fame Groups: Charley Thomas & the Drifters, Delores K. & the Crystals, Jay Siegel & the Tokens.
With a combined sale of over 100 Million Records World-Wide such as: Under the Boardwalk, On Broadway, There Goes My Baby, This Magic Moment, The Do Ron Ron, He's A Rebel, Then he Kissed Me, Uptown, Tonight I fell in Love, Don't Worry Baby, Portrait of My Love.
Come Celebrate and Dance the Night Away..
- 7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Cena
- 9:30 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Show
- 11:00 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. After Glow Party (DJ with Cash Bar and Dancing)
Individual Tickets are $75.00 Per Person (Inclusive of tax and gratuity)
Tickets are pre sold and non-refundable. Ask about discounts for groups and large party (over 10). Discounted $5.00 Self-Parking
Price includes Full Dinner Buffet, Non Alcoholic Beverages, 90 minute show, after glow party with DJ and cash bar will be available.
Have dinner** at A Land Remembered or Cala Bella and purchase show tickets for $25.00* Per Person (Inclusive of gratuity) or check our stay packages below for exclusive deals that include two tickets to one of the Big Band dinner show.
Event line: 407-996-4470
* Plus tax
**Dinner entrée minimum purchase per ticket.
Eventos especiales de vacaciones
Monday, December 1 through December 22
Primero Gingerbread anual Display de Rosen Shingle Creek
Con los cocineros locales y los entusiastas de los pasteles a Beneficio
La Fundación de Trasplantes del Hospital de la Florida
Thursday, December 18, 2014
5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. in the Main Lobby
A juzgar Competencia y Gingersnap Recepción con Comidas ligeras de cortesía
(Cash Bar Available)
Join us and enter for a chance to win fabulous prizes, stays and gift certificates.
Rosen Shingle Creek is proud to announce the Inaugural Gingersnap Gingerbread House Competition to benefit The Florida Hospital Transplant House opening in 2015.
Join us as Rosen Shingle Creeks Executive Pastry Chef David Ramirez, winner of Food Network USA Pastry Challenge, Florida Hospital Foundation, community partners and Florida Hospital Gourmet Soiree's committee members, Chef Emily Ellyn and Bill Sullivan facilitate a culinary gingerbread house competition.
We're inviting all local chefs and hospitality professionals to participate in this fun holiday promotion while contributing to a great cause. All entry fees, donations and prize money will be donated to the Florida Hospital Transplant House.
For more information, please email Amy Leniz at email@example.com
Reservations recommended, call 407-996-4470.
¿Cuál es el Florida Hospital de Trasplantes Casa
The Florida Hospital Transplant Institute is a non-profit organization that strives to help Central Floridians in need of organ transplants. The Florida Hospital Transplant House provides a 'Home away from Home' for patients and their families during treatment and recovery. It will also provide opportunities for interaction with other families facing similar health challenges.
Thursday, December 4, 11, and 18
6:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.
Location: Main Lobby, Fireplace
Friday, December 5, 12, 19
Saturday, December 6, 13, 20
5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Location: Café Osceola
Join us for dinner then gift wrapping with Santa and his elf! Dinner comes with one gift that children will wrap. Our wrapping station is stocked with paper, tape, ribbon and all the other things needed to wrap each present in beautiful fashion.
Adult supervision is required. One gift is included with purchase of each child or adult dinner buffet
Reservations recommended, call 407-996-4470.
Café Osceola * Se aplican cargos adicionales
Friday, December 5, 12, 19
Saturday, December 6, 13, 20
6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Enjoy holiday cheer at Rosen Shingle Creek's Osceola Terrace that will transform into a Winter Wonderland! Wristband purchase grants you entry for one night to our Winter Wonderland. Bring family and friends and join Mrs. Clause for storytelling and activity, ride a train through our Christmas wonderland, capture the moment in our photo booth, enjoy an outdoor movie, face painting, or holiday karaoke. We'll also host a family-friendly holiday karaoke booth.
*Additional Charges Apply
Hotel guests will receive a complimentary wristband (up to 4) upon check in to the hotel on each Winter Wonderland Weekend beginning on Friday, December 5th thru Saturday, December 20th.
Dining guests in Café Osceola, Cala Bella, A Land Remembered, Tobias and Mi Casa Taqueria will also receive complimentary wristbands.
Local Guests can purchase a wristband for $10.00
Self-Parking is $5.00
Friday, December 5, 12, and 19
6:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
Presentado por Elizabeth Parsons School of Dance
Location: Main Lobby, Fireplace
Sunday, December 7 – 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Enjoy an English-style tea service with a deluxe assortment of sandwiches, teas and desserts along with a holiday performance of The Nutcracker. Each child receives a complimentary tea hat and photo with The Sugar Plum Fairy. Space is limited. Reservations recommended, call 407-996-4470.
Pricing: $25.00* Per Person (8 and above)
$18.00* Per Children (3-7 years old)
Complimentary for children 3 and under
* Plus tax
Saturday, December 6, 13, and 20
6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Presented by the Sanford S.O.D.A. POPS, Valerie and Miriam School of Dance
Lobby principal
Saturday, December 13
11:00 a.m. -12:30 p.m.
Construction and study have never been so sweet! Attend our first annual Gingerbread University with Executive Pastry Chef David Ramirez as your professor. Tuition is $25 per student—
Pricing: $25.00* Per Person (Includes Gingerbread House Kit and all Decorations)
Reservations recommended, call 407-996-4470.
* Plus tax
Saturday, December 13
4:30 p.m.- 6:00 p.m.
Step back into the 1960'a for our 2nd annual "Mad Men" holiday. Have fun making retro holiday hors d'oeuvres and cocktail recipes with Emily Ellyn, you probably have seen her on Food Network's "Food Network Star," "Cupcake Wars" and morning news shows across the country; as well as a cameo cartoon appearance on the "Simpsons!" Every guest will go home with a photo/recipe cards. Light reception included. Space is limited. Reservations recommended, call 407-996-4470.
Pricing: $30.00* Per Person
* Plus tax
Saturday, December 20
11:00 a.m – 1:30 p.m.
Let your imagination run wild in this hands-on class where Executive Pastry Chef David Ramirez offers instructions on how to decorate the beloved cookie. Cost is $15 per person and includes cookies and everything you'll need to decorate them. You are more than welcome to take your creation home, but we're not sure how long they'll last on the way home. Cookie monsters tend to show up where there are cookies.
Pricing: $15.00* Per Person
Reservations recommended, call 407-996-4470.
* Plus tax
Saturday, December 20
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Young chocolate lovers and chocolate lovers who are young at heart will enjoy an afternoon with "Orlando's Willy Wonka" Executive Pasty Chef David Ramirez. Sample decadent treats as well as create your own chocolate-themed gift, which you can take home after the workshop. Attend and unlock the secrets of chocolate; cost is $30 per person. This event is open to the entire family.
Pricing: $30.00* Per Person
Reservations recommended, call 407-996-4470.
* Plus tax.
Paquetes de vacaciones Estancia
Pre-Fiesta de Acción de Gracias del paquete
Start your Thanksgiving celebration early this year with this special package. Take some time to relax as you prepare for the holiday rush. Here you can test your game at our award-winning 18-hole championship golf course, relax with a massage or just chill by one of our four sparking pools. Here is your opportunity to enjoy service that exceeds the highest of standards – yours.
$240* Package available November 24-28 only (4 night stay minimum)
- Estancia de cuatro noches en una lujosa habitación para hasta cuatro personas
- Add a one round of golf per day for just $80.00* (4 rounds of golf minimum)
- Add on breakfast buffet for four at Café Osceola each day of stay, special $48** rate
Disclaimer: All reservations are based on offer and date availability. Restrictions apply. Not valid for convention groups, citywide conventions, in conjunction with any other offer or discount, or on tax or alcohol.
* Plus tax.
** Plus tax and service fees. Golf rounds must be booked in advance.
Please call (407) 996-6338 for reservations.
Las estrellas brillan vacaciones grande y brillante en el Rosen Shingle Creek.
Gire la noche y crear nuevos momentos mágicos en una de nuestras cenas show Big Band, ahora incluido con nuestro paquete especial de Sábado por la Noche. Usted y un invitado especial recibirá dos entradas para el espectáculo de elección junto con el desayuno en el Café Osceola y otros descuentos para disfrutar durante su estancia de fin de semana.
Sábado, 06 de diciembre o el 20 de diciembre se quede con alojamiento de lujo para dos. Nuestro paquete incluye:
- La entrada para dos personas a una de las Dinner Show Big Band
- Despierta a la mañana siguiente y disfrutar del elaborado desayuno buffet para dos personas en el Café Osceola
- Wi-Fi en las habitaciones y áreas públicas
- $ 5 Aparcamiento por cuenta del
- 25% de descuento en el Creek Golf Club guijarro y el Spa en Shingle Creek
- Sin comisiones Resort
Añadir complementos:
- La mejora a una suite de un dormitorio por $ 50.00 más impuestos, por noche, por habitación
- Añadir noches adicionales de $ 99.00 más impuestos, por noche, por habitación
Package rate: $299.00
Please call (407) 996-6338 for reservations or
Disclaimer: All reservations are based on offer and date availability. Restrictions apply. Not valid for convention groups, citywide conventions, spa packages, merchandising, in conjunction with any other offer or discount, or on tax, alcohol or gratuity.
Ring in the New Year with an Extraordinary New Year's Eve Bash!
Bid farewell to the good old times and ring in hope, joy for the year to come at Rosen Shingle Creek's New Year's Eve Bash! Join our celebration and revel in:
- Alojamiento de lujo para usted y un invitado para una noche
- Cena de precio fijo para dos en nuestro restaurante gourmet italiano Cala Bella
- New Year's Eve celebrations, party favors and a street festival
- Wi-Fi en las habitaciones y áreas públicas
- Nunca un cargo por resort
$201.50 for two*
Please call (407) 996-6338 for reservations or
*Alcohol is not included. Rate is based on double occupancy. Extra person charges apply. All rates are plus 12.5% tax. Subject to availability. Not valid for groups or in conjunction with any other offer or discount.
Holiday Dining
Agradecido por las fiestas y el corazón lleno.
Jueves, 27 de noviembre 2014
Rosen Shingle Creek en Café Osceola
9939 Universal Blvd., Orlando, FL 32819
Horas Buffet: 11:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Navidad Buffet
Jueves, 25 de diciembre 2014
Rosen Shingle Creek en Café Osceola
9939 Universal Blvd., Orlando, FL 32819
Horas Buffet: 11:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Savor a joyful spread of over 44 dishes including holiday favorites, chef-manned carving stations, unlimited champagne mimosas, decadent desserts and more.
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8:00 AM PDT: Lindsay's attorney Mark Heller is telling various tabloids that no decision has been made on which rehab facility Lindsay will enter.
Sources connected to the situation tell TMZ ... Heller is not telling the truth. A decision HAS been made, and Lindsay's going to Seafield.
Lindsay Lohan will do rehab 15 minutes from the hottest summer club scene in the country ... problem is, if she tries to escape she's going directly to jail.
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Lindsay's lawyer and prosecutors have agreed on a facility where she'll do her 90 days of rehab. It's called Seafield Center in Westhampton Beach, NY.
Seafield is NOT a lockdown facility -- something prosecutors and the judge required. But we broke the story ... there's no such thing as a true lockdown rehab joint where people are essentially held hostage.
We've learned prosecutors have modified the plea bargain and have agreed on Seafield. It's an inpatient facility where patients are not supposed to leave, but no one can stop them if they walk out the door.
But here's the reason why Seafield was chosen -- It has 24-hour staff guarding the doors, as well as surveillance cameras and walls. If Lindsay tries to leave, she can't be stopped, but someone would see her and notify authorities. That would trigger a probation violation and the judge would almost certainly throw her butt in jail.
As for the cost ... $4,025 a week. Grand total for 90 days -- $51,750.
One problem. We've learned the facility is not designed for a 90-day stay. The limit is 28 days. An admissions person told TMZ ... they've never had anyone there longer for one stay. But we've learned the administrator has told prosecutors he'd stylize a 90-day program just for Lindsay
One final thing. There are lots of rules. No tobacco, no cell phone, and you can't dress like a slut ...
What really pisses me off is the Judge giving her that much time to find a rehab. Knowing Lindsay's history and knowing that her main goal in life right now is to make it to the Coachella Music Festival. This Judge may have handed Lohan a death sentence. Knowing full well that she will not be able to drink or do drugs for 90 days, she may try to make up for it by over doing it and she could OD.
Who would be at fault if that should happen? Her Lawyer? The Judge? Her friends and users? Her Parents? Lindsay? Or all the above. Go get her ass off that plane that is headed for Coachella and her demise and stick her ass in Rehab today. For after Tomorrow she may not be here anymore.
No way she'll stay 90 day's. Wished Vegas had odds on her?
Going to Seafield is proof that this Bitch has no money. If she was the A list star she thinks she is- she would be going to rehab in East Hampton not Seafield. Squeaky is going to be in with hard core addicts-people who have felony records and that don't give a damn about this washed up skank.
no tobacco? She won't last a week. Nicotine is far more addictive than crack.
am NOT a stupid person, but have to admit I am truly befuddled by Lindsay's acting out. Her parents are obviously responsible for not raisng her right,.....but damn Lindsay, when ya gonna take responsibility for yourself? Do you see the example you are setting for your siblings??? Many times has Lindsay been given the opportunities of a lifetime,...and keeps *** it up,.....why is it she clearly does not understand her actions and what happens because of her lying and actions. Does she NOT know any grownups, who will tell her the truth,whether she likes it or not. What is wrong with this girl?
Majority of the people there are on Medicaid. There is a ongoing tradition there past on. The girls steal the saran plastic wrap from the lunch room, they place it over there ******* and eat each other out through it.
What bugs me is Crackie doesn't have a pot to pi$$ in but people will still be paid off? That just isn't right. At that point it becomes harmful. Like fueling a fire.BTW medical professionals on her case watch that she doesn't have matches. It is dry like Cali. out there. Sandy made everything sandy I guess.I've never seen my yard this dry.
Fake tears on Letterman, DM has pics of her clubbing last night and trying to hide her face...........
hohan better get those taxes finished...5 more days before she's late on last year's payment.
Great clip posted by Help last night showing Lindsay greeting a group of paps and a sizable group of screaming fans and supporters of various ages outside the studio yesterday. Looks like that comeback is kicking into gear. Don't look if you're frightened.
Poor haters. LOL!!!!
Ok here's a question-If and when Squeaky violates how is she placed into jail? We know she will not go back to California willingly-will NY arrest her and then have California pick her up? It seems like a great deal of time and money for a non violent offender. Anyone know how going to jail would transpire?
Lindsay Lohan (in a dress that may or may not make it back to its rightful home in one piece),...
Some of the women on the View thought Letterman was too hard on Lindsay. Boo Hoo. FU Squeaky.
Yea right...the skank will do 28 days, she will leave, party, smoke and do whatever else she feels like. Then she'll be out to reek more havoc and possible kill someone this time. Hope these judges/DA's are real proud of themselves for giving her MANDATORY 90 DAY LOCKDOWN and then adjusting the terms to meet the whores demands. I hope they are held accountable next time skankapotamus hurts someone/kills someone...hopefully it will be herself
Here is Lindsay at a nightclub last night after letterman.


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SF Hounds coming to North Fork
We'll be staying in Greenport and will have a car. We'll be there in mid October. I know we will eat at North Fork Table but would like some other suggestions. Noah's seems to get very mixed reviews. We were thinking of lunch at Brauns and at Salamander General Store. Frisky Oyster is a probablitiyl.
Any other places...wineries for tasting would also be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Frisky Oyster
27 Front St, Greenport, NY 11944
Besides North Fork Table and Inn, Luce & Hawkins (Jamesport) is probably the only other must eat.
Lunch at Braun's good idea, as well as lunch at Southold Fish Market (take out and eat on benches overlooking water.) Noah's and Frisky both good if not great and new place in Greenport, Farmhouse, also getting good reports as well as restaurant attached to Vine Wine Bar. Also in Greenport, Aldo's for great biscotti and his own roasted coffee and Sacred Sweets for baked goods.
In Mattituck, eat casually at Love Lane Kitchen and shop at Village Cheese Shop.
Wineries of interest: Paumanok, Croteaux (for rose) and new one, McCall's.
Check out bread at Blue Duck in Southold. New pizzeria in Jamesport, Grana, getting some good notices.
Village Cheese Shop
105 Love Ln, Mattituck, NY 11952
Southold Fish Market
61850 Route 25, Southold, NY 11971
Love Lane Kitchen
240 Love Ln, Mattituck, NY 11952
Vine Wine and Cafe
100 South St, Greenport, NY 11944
re: EZ Pass
I've not been yet to Luce&Hawkins, as it is a bit far from my base further east, but I do concur on most of the comments above:
Noah's is good enough: Last week we enjoyed the following: Zucchini blossoms, stuffed with cheese and lightly fried; pulled duck; lamb meatballs with pomegranate glaze; pork dumplings.
The fritto misto with calamari was greaseless and good but for every one piece of calamari there were three of fried vegetables.
A special of hamachi (from Hawaii, according to the server) collar was a real miss--boring and should not be on the menu.
The noise level at Noah's is off the charts and would be one reason that I would think long and hard about returning. And we ate at 6pm on a weekday!
I'd like to hear more about the various breads at the Blue Duck--also if they offer any good cakes or other sweets...
North Fork Table is a standout.
A Mano in Mattituck can be pretty good...for Italo/American fare.
re: erica
I live within walking distance of Blue Duck- lucky me! All the breads are really good- well, I haven't tried the bagels there (bit of a bagel snob) but the multigrain baguette, the chocolate bread, and most of all the sour rye are incredible. On the sweet side I am addicted to their shortcrust turnovers (cherry and blueberry, as well as apple!) , the blueberry scones and their ginger, oatmeal, or chocolate chip cookies. The pies last fall were amazing. Nothing is cheap and they sell out many items early, but their coffee is also very good- well worth a stop.
About the restaurant scene- I also found Noah's to be unbearably noisy and maybe a bit overhyped cuisine-wise. I recently had a wonderful cheese plate and skirt steak w/mashed potatoes at Vine, topped off with tasty, not overwrought homemade cupcakes for dessert. They have limited outdoor seating, but the new indoor space was very cool.
Erik's on the North Road in Southold is a favorite for breakfast and lunch- check out the daily specials and get extra soup or turkey chili to take home.
Founder's Tavern on the Main Rd. in Southold is much better than you would expect a pub to be- stay simple with the burger, fried fish with homemade potato chips, etc. and good beer.
Wineries- I think Croteaux sold out and is closed for the season; I like Lenz and Lieb for wine, and Corey Creek for the view- just order whatever is their newest wine and bring a nice takeout lunch from Erik's.
Maybe Comtese Theresa Bistro will be open by then, it's on the top of my list to try. She has a vineyard too.
re: coll
We stayed in Greenport for Labor Day weekend. Noah's was very good. We could not get into North Fork Table. We had Saturday night reservations at the Farm House. We were done in 45 minutes and the salmon was off. Casual lunch at Love Lane Kitchen was good. On the same street, the cheese shop was exceptional..they heard us discussing burata and they brought some out for us to eat! Don't go to Bruce's cheese shop in Greenport unless you have a day to kill. For wineries--Laurel Lakes and Shinn were our favorites. Try the Cab Franc at both.
Love Lane Kitchen
240 Love Ln, Mattituck, NY 11952
re: scarlet knight
"Don't go to Bruce's cheese shop in Greenport unless you have a day to kill."
In a good way or a bad way? So interesting and good, or service so bad?
re: MacTAC
I think the poster means it in a bad way. The service is atrocious.
re: stefathena
Not only is the service atrocious, but their par-baked baguette wins the prize for the worst bread on the East End.
Nasty place.
Restaurant picks from the others are spot on. I'd add Jamesport Country Kitchen on Main Road in Jamesport and Founder's Tavern, Main Road, Southold, a place held in high esteem by locals (especially for brews and simple fare).
My winery picks: Lenz, Paumanok, Bedell, Shinn, Raphael, Macari, Jamesport (Sauvignon Blanc(, Lieb (Pinot Blanc).
Jamesport Country Kitchen
Main Rd, Jamesport, NY 11947
re: dixdiner
I 2nd all the wine requests from dixdiner with a couple additions: Roanoke Vineyards, Waters Crest, the Tasting Room, Sherwood House.
And if you have time for a day trip to the South Fork, hit Wolffer and Channing Daughters.
Get the fried chicken from Salamanders - they are known for it! We went to Blue Duck - much less than what we expected - but certainly good bread to take to the wineries. Still like Eriks (not sure if it is with a c or k) for breakfast - and I think they get their bread from Blue Duck!
Don't forget the ice cream shops! There is Magic Fountain in Mattituck right next to the strip mall that has Starbucks, and there is Snowflake in Riverhead. Both have special, homemade and unique flavors.
Magic Fountain
Main Rd, Mattituck, NY 11952
Love Lane Kitchen is a great option for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Dinner would need reservations. The place just has a great vibe. Favorite lunch meal option there is the fish tacos. My biggest problem with this place is they always overcook the meat.
Make sure you get cookies to take home when you go to North Fork Table! They are the best.
Here's a question for everybody, has the service at Vine in Greenport improved at all, because it was always a big ol' mess in years past.
Love Lane Kitchen
240 Love Ln, Mattituck, NY 11952
roxie, I know you have come and gone. Sorry I missed your original post. What did you enjoy while on the NOFO?
Being a local I'll put my 2 cents in.
Greenport: Frisky Oyster is our favorite local gourmet restaurant. The new owner/chef is faithful to the original vision. Fabulous and unusual offerings along with perfect service and ambience.
Noah's was a bit noisy. Good food but small portions.
Coronet luncheonette is a cute retro place for a good simple breakfast.
Rhumb Line has great burgers
Chowder Pot pub has a nice lobster roll. If the weather is nice and you can sit outside it's a plus
Hellenic for high quality Greek and the freshest fish. We love the whole broiled fish, local catch.
Southold Jen's Main St Cafe is our go to breakfast place. Creative breakfast and brunch offerings and fabulous baked goods. Get a biscuit with your breakfast if they haven't run out.
O'Malley's also excellent burgers and fresh seafood
Erik's for a nice casual out of the ordinary lunch.
North Fork Table and Inn is exceptional but a bit overpriced I.M.H.O.
Mattituck: Love Lane Kitchen for breakfast lunch/brunch and dinner can't be beat.
Magic Fountain is our dessert destination
Henry's deli across from the Hess station has high quality offerings and baked goods
Jamesport: We had two awful meals @ Hawkins when Shaudel ran it. I guess we should try it again.
Junda's bakery is awesome. Make sure you try their apple strudel.
Grana pizza for coal fired oven pizza on a scale with the best of Manhattan
Elbow Room for the best marinated steak I have ever had at a reasonable price.
Jamesport Manor if you are looking for an upscale setting and gourmet fare.
Jamesport Country Kitchen has a creative menu using local fish and veggies and reasonable.
Aquebogue: Modern Snack Bar is like stepping thru a time warp. My best guess is that it was "modern" in 1956. Good soft shell crabs and sauerbratten along with the best lemon merengue pie on Long Island.
Thanks for letting me share.
Jamesport Country Kitchen
Main Rd, Jamesport, NY 11947
Elbow Room
1055 Walnut St, Elmira, NY 14905
Frisky Oyster
27 Front St, Greenport, NY 11944
Love Lane Kitchen
240 Love Ln, Mattituck, NY 11952
Magic Fountain
Main Rd, Mattituck, NY 11952
Modern Snack Bar
PO Box 930, Aquebogue, NY 11931
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thanks motosport - I have been visiting North Fork the past two years - love the area. I am saving your list for my next visit! Thanks! Hellenic has been on my list the last two visits but we never got there. I also like Erik's, have been to Love Lane Kitchen and North Fork Table and Inn but you have given us so many new ones to look forward to trying! BTW - I also fell in love with the Morning Glory Muffins at ... oh geeze - it will come to me - and I just made a version of them the other day.
re: smilingal
I would NOT drive out of my way to eat at Hellenic! I have not had the fish there but what I have had has been mediocre at best..this is really a glorified Greek diner and I am convinced that there popularity has more to do with location than food...they are only one of three or four places to eat east of Greenport..
re: erica
@ erica, NOT!!
If you compare Hellenic to a typical Greek restaurant's (I would never compare it to a "diner") offerings: The gyro is fresh and hasn't been spinning around for a whole week, freshly cut cubes for the kebabs, fresh local veggies served with the dinners, excellent hummos and side dishes and very nice desserts. The broiled whole fresh fish is exceptional too!!
re: Motosport
I also had been recommended to have breakfast at Hellenic?!
re: smilingal
Look--I know it is a popular place. I think the food is pretty mediocre. It is certainly not comparable to a good Greek restaurant in NYC where is where I live most of the year, when I am not on the North Fork. Having said that, I am sure they can do a decent breakfast. I will also say that my standards are high; many of my neighbors eat weekly at the Hellenic.
re: smilingal
Of coure! I am happy to share!
But I buy the DiPalo eggplant parmigiana ready made so have no recipe.
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Also, the onion soup recipe is in the Molto Mario book. I have been making it about twice a month for a couple of years, in cold weather, and every time I make it, I comment on how good it tastes! And it is SO easy! You just need lots of onions...
re: smilingal
I get it at DiPalo on Grand Street in New York. This is a family owned Italian food store that is really worth visiting if you are a lover of good food!
re: smilingal
Been there, done breakfast, pretty darned good!!
I would not compare Hellenic to a Manhattan place like Ethos. Then again, it's the North Fork on LI.
But saying it is like a "Greek diner!!" "I say, No, No, No!" (A. Winehouse)
re: Motosport
We will be visiting again next year and will visit for breakfast - having tried Erik's both other trips.
re: smilingal
Your best bet for breakfast is the Main St Cafe in Southold across from Rothman's dept store. Interesting breakfast specials and "to die for" biscuits.
The place luncheonette/ice cream shop that used to be on the IGA corner moved across the road and East. It was very good but we have not been there since they relocated.
Main St Cafe
6 N Main St, New City, NY 10956
re: Motosport
Ok, how about saying it is about as good as a "good Greek diner???" YES,Yes, Yes!!
Maybe we can even say that it is the best eating place east of the Greenport line....!
Orient by the Sea is pretty horrible in my lone experience there.
I've not attempted Skipper's (which has at least one fan here on CH) or the place inside the Golf Course in East Marion....e gads!!!!!!!!!!!
But I will not darken the doorstep of the Hellenic anytime soon!!
re: Motosport
Yikes! I forgot about the snack bar!!
No, I have not tried the Shady Lady/Cigar Bar/Portly Grape/Porkies place--I shudder when I drive by! Who is their clientele? I think the pickings in that area are really slim, as you might have already surmised. I actually liked Antares but of course that has bitten the dust...
Can you imagine if there was a really great seafood place on the water someplace out there?
re: erica
I am always amazed at how few waterfront restaurants there are on the North Fork.
Sea Food? Chowder Pot on a sunny Summer afternoon is great if you eat outside and watch the ferries come into the harbor. Very good lobster roll!! Keep it simple.
O'Malleys has some nice fish specials on Friday.
Buoy 1 in Riverhead is decent. Canal Cafe in Hamton Bays is on the water and excellent.
Then again, Hellenic has nice local catch broiled to perfection.
re: Motosport
All right. After all this, how can I refuse to try their broiled local fish? I will do so when I am next there...and I will be sure to report back!
Years ago I used to like the oyster BLT at the Chowder Pot Pub.
I had one meal at North Fork Table and thought it was superb. But agree that it is very expensive.
Noah's--far too noisy for me to return.
re: Motosport
Billy's by the Bay is on the water...a casual clam-shack type of place. It replaced...maybe Antares? Not sure on that. Ate there once this summer and I liked it. There are definitely very few places like it on the NF, and there really should be more.
re: MacTAC
I guess I'm their #1 fan? Old fashioned, 60s decor, so if that's not your thing I guess it wouldn't float your boat. But friendly as can be, the menu is not cutting edge but is perfection in its own way. The price is also closer to the 60s than now so that makes it very cool to me.
As far as Hellenic, I think their food is great, it's the service that's (more than) mediocre. Prepare yourself to sit for an hour before they approach you, and then another hour before you get your food. When you get it, it's worth it, but if you have anything else to do that day, you might want to think twice.
Orient by the Sea isn't the same since Peggy's gone, at least foodwise. Still love sitting at the bar chatting with the fishermen though. Pure nostalgia for me.
My favorite meal east of Greenport is something homemade or take out, carried out to Orient State Park and eaten at a state park/green picnic table looking at the bay at sunset, perhaps with a toast. We've even caught a few days around New Years that worked out well, just us and the seagulls.
re: coll
that is another thing to add to my list for next year's visit - Orient State Park!
As for the take-out - I will have to find what to do - we have done Salamander's the past two years for their fried chicken, and also the Goat Cheese Farm and the Bakery but not ones that are calling to return.
BTW - Where do you stay? Suggestions appreciated!
re: smilingal
We are fortunate to live on the North Fork and spend weekends in Manhattan. I've heard good things about the Harborfront Inn next to the movie theater and the Greenporter a little bit East of the movie house but have no personal experiences. There is also a new boutique hotel on Main St but I can't for the life of me remember the name.
There is a little place on the river in Riverhead called Farm Country Kitchen that does a very nice picnic lunch. We pick one up before going to the Summer vineyard concerts.
re: smilingal
I too live on the North Fork, but if I had to stay somewhere I think I'd try Soundview. It's right on the Sound just before Greenport and also on the North Rd, so right in the middle of everything. Not fancy like a bed and breakfast, but that's what we like (in the vein of Skippers).I had bought my SIL a night at Jedediah Hawkins a few years back, and she couldn't stop talking about it, so if you want something on the other end, I'd guess they're still renting rooms? Can't remember the new name, though, right this second.
Why not stop at Spicys in Riverhead if you're craving fried chicken and the like? We always get a couple of take out platters for the Blues Festival, and everyone wants to know what we're eating! Now, please note, we always go to the State Park after the toll booth is closed ( 4PM?) that's when the day trippers and big parties are taking their leave, maybe an hour before sunset. And of course, they have those good old metal grills so you can just bring some campfire fare. There is also an unbelievable bird sanctuary just past Soundview, if you're in the mood for nature. We've eaten our lunch by the butterfly bush garden many times, before hiking down the cliffs to the beach.
re: Motosport
oh wow - I hadn't realized that Jed Hawkins closed - how is the new restaurant - that had also been on my list - but with acknowledgement that it is overpriced and not the best. on par with nf table
re: smilingal
I don't know about hotels, either, but this place seems to get good press; not on the water, though:
As does this place, with water views:
Or,, further east, east of Orient village and near the state park:
Or, if you want to rent for a few days or a week on the water, with a kitchen:
re: smilingal
We had two disasterous meals @ Jed Hawkins.
I know it's totally irrational but we're not drawn to even try out the new place. Let us all know how it is.
re: Motosport
I firmly believe that restaurant sites get bad karma, and no matter who opens there, most likely it will have negative vibes: It would take something like an exorcism to get rid of it. That's how I feel about Jedediah, they ruined our anniversary one year and I never forgave them. Probably won't be trying out the new place anytime soon (plus I haven't heard anything since their big PR campaign when they first opened, not a good sign)
re: coll
Coll, I'm not promising you'll like it, but Luce & Hawkins is an entirely different and more serious venture than any of its predecessors. And you can have a casual and very reasonably priced dinner in the new glassed-in patio.
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re: emarcus
Nice article. You've swayed me to give that place a try.
re: emarcus
thanks - nice review - we will be trying it as well!
re: emarcus
I've got them on my list, but it's the spring time list (anniversary and birthdays all at once). I'm really the eternal optimist. That and Comtesse Theresa, but just not in the ol' budget right now. Gee I hope everyone makes it through the winter!
re: Motosport
Their fish and fried oysters can't be beat either! But the mac and cheese is what my husband craves, me it's the collard greens and macaroni salad that comes with the meal.
re: smilingal
Spicy's, yes. The one in Riverhead, although I used to go to Bellport, they're about the same.
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On West Main St just East of the Library. Can't miss it. Looks like an old trolley type diner. South side of the street.
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So we all have things we are great at, but what about the areas that your not-so-hott in.
Im horrible at being on top. I dont know what it is, maybe the fact that I hate my weight, IDK.
So we all have things we are great at, but what about the areas that your not-so-hott in.
Im horrible at being on top. I dont know what it is, maybe the fact that I hate my weight, IDK.
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I could be a lot more comfortable with my body. I don't exactly have rock hard abs or a big juicy booty. My "O" face looks more like i'm about to spit out pea soup than sexy porno star.
lmao. Im sitting in a hospital working and just literally laughed aloud. Now people are staring at me. You are hilarious. I think my "o" face makes me look constipated.
Hahaha, oh no lol!
LOL Keturah! I am not always so comfortable with my body and I feel like alot of times when we are dtd, I work too hard to strategically cover up certain areas of my body. I know hes not even looking and scrutinizing, he is in the moment, so I dont understand why I put so much pressure on myself. I think alot of women do it though.
I agree joy! I do the same thing some times but then realize that he doesnt care or he woudnt be with me in the first place!!
Amanda Im just like you, cant do on top lol...I'm awful!!
I could be better at foreplay. I cut straight to the chase and i think it would just be nice for the both us if i would just slow down and enjoy his body.
I could be more of a "giver" ...I just kind of let DH initiate , and Im usually the receiver of all the foreplay .... I also need to work on not being sleepy on his nights off ...I know he would like to do it more frequently than we do .... I guess in summation Im a bit of a lazy lover :/
I think I need more help in the hand job department LOL. I always feel like I don't know what I'm doing.
Oh that's a good one tktoups!
I find when I give a HJ I feel like I am milking a cow. LOL Nope, not sexy. Fortunitly it is not his preference.
I need help being on top. I never know what to do. I just end up with sore legs. ;(
ALso like niecy I am always tired at night.
I suck at being on top as well, I also have found myself to be getting lazy in the initiation as well
Actually when Im on top I prefer it when he does the work .... that is one of the best :)
Oh my hand jobs kick butt (according to fi by words and actions if you kwim)!
I am not good at 69... not at all :( i get into it and forget that I'm supposed to be doing something too...
I just get BORED with HJs. I feel like after a while, I'm tired, it's taking FOR.EV.ER and he's having a great time but I'm just sitting down there thinking about what to make for dinner and when is my W2 gonna be there etc etc.
This is terrible, but once he looked down and I had my head in my chin and I wasn't even looking at him, LOL. He was like "havin fun?!"
I like to be on top but my weight plays a BIG part in how long I can stay on top... After a few minutes my hips & knees start hurting... My FI loves BJs and in the past I have been VERY good at them, but not with him... It takes FOREVER and I can NEVER get him off like that...
lmao@ katie. The expression in your profile pic makes me just be able to picture you all bored and doing errands in your head while you're giving him a HJ. Too funny!
I'm bad at being on top. I just am. Nothing comes naturally there and I have no rhythm or coordination there. It's so embarrassing. LOL
need help initating... im so bad at that.. even though i think about DTD daily i almost never go for it unless he starts
@ Niecy, I am the same way. I mean he enjoys it and he gets attention though there are a few things that I could do more often. ;o)
I could quit being so lazy :) I make him do all the work quite often.


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Tight End Jermaine Gresham
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