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" There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made in perfect love."
--1 John 4: 18
I mentioned earlier that making a "fearless and moral inventory of ourselves" does not mean to write down all of our character DEFECTS. We are to look at our character STRENGTHS as well. The first time I did this step so many years ago I had difficulty finding any strengths because my self-esteem was so low. But, I am happy to report that as the years have gone by, my inventory has changed. I now recognize through God's help that I do have STRENGTHS. I'll list some of what I have discovered through the years about myself Please know that I am not bragging about myself, nor do I want to sound self-centered. I just want you to see how important it is to look at my good side as well.
EMOTIONAL: I have healthy feelings towards myself and others now. . I love myself for who I am in Christ, and I find that my need for approval from others has declined significantly. I can stand on my own two feet now, and that is a wonderful, liberating feeling.
RELATIONSHIPS: I have positive and supportive interaction with my friends and other people I know now. I feel and believe I am just as valued by others as I value others today.
SPIRITUAL: I have a strong commitment to my Jesus, my Lord and Savior, and I am constantly wanting to serve Him.
MORAL: I have proper ethics and behavior in my thoughts and actions. I have a clear conscience in how I conduct myself in my business and personal affairs.
INTELLECTUAL: I have quality time and attention devoted to mental activities and exercise. I read almost constantly, I love Bible studies, and
I love doing word puzzles to sharpen my brain. I practice learning something new every day.
SELF-CARING / NURTURING; I have a healthy concern about myself and I take care of myself. I take time to do fun things for myself, and I also spend fun times with my DH and friends. At the present time I am having a blast singing in our church choir. My voice isn't what it used to be, but God doesn't care. I am making a joyful noise ! LOL
Step 4 is a very important step for me so I can move on with my life and continue my path of recovery. Recovery to me, is a continuing journey, it's not a destination. I will never be "recovered". The minute I start believing I am all well, I will start a destructive, sownward spiral all over again. I must never become complacent. The enemy is always right here with me, but I also have Jesus on my side, and he is mightier than Satan is anytime.
There is another inventory I like to do, and it is done when I get into bed at night and am ready to say my prayers. I think through my day and look at what changes I need to make, or how well I may have handled a situation.
I as myself these questions:
1. Did I make someone smile today?
2. Did I make a difference for someone or in some situation today?
3. Is there something in me I need to change or take a look at behavior wise?
4. Would Jesus be proud of me today?
Dear Lord,
Thank you so much for giving me the courage and strength to do my 4th Step inventory. Thank you for showing me that I have not only weaknesses, but strengths as well. Help me to continue to develop more strengths, and to always remember that You are the Light of my Life. There is nothing I have to face alone. I pray that these writings I am doing will help another in some way to feel better about him or her self. My serving you is what I want to do. I believe I am doing that with your help and
Love from you loving, adopted daughter,
"My dear brothers and sisters, take note of this: Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry , for man's anger does not bring about the righteous life that God desires. Therefore, get rid of all moral filth and the evil that is so prevalent, and humbly accept the word planted in you, which can save you."--James 1: 19-21
Resentment and anger keep us focused on the person or situation causing the negative feelings and prevent us from accepting God's promise of healing. Resentment is the number one offender and often the major cause of spiritual dis-ease. As I began to look at my list of resentments I saw how they had affected my self-esteem, my well being, and my personal relationships. Years ago iwhem I started working the Twelve Steps I was full of resentment from my childhood days. As I looked back I saw that my holding onto the those resentments causes me to feel stress, anxiety, and even more important, uncontrollable feelings of anger at times, and I didn't know who I was even angry with. As I worked the steps, I learned that if these were not resloved, there were going to be serious emotional and physical consequences that would develop. If I were to allow those resentments to prevail, serious depression can develop, and ultimately destroy me.
Well, I had to really take a look at myself back in 1999-2000. I was having periods of confusion, lethargy, loss of interest in everything, even my music, which I love dearly. I was not getting housework done. As I drove home from work one night I began to inch the speed up on my car not caring what happened to me, as long as I didn't hure anyone else. Then I heard God's voice yelling, " SLOW DOWN", and I listened to him. I pulled over to the side of the road and just sat there. I knew I had to do something. I needed help. When I got home, I told my husband and I just broke down in pieces. I felt like I had lost myself and I didn't know there I was or where how to find me again. I had hit rock bottom the next day I made an appointment with a female psychiatrist I knew from work and I felt I could trust her. She help me so much. I was diagnosed with chronic anxiety and depression disorder, and she started me on anti-depressants. We also did therapy work at the same time, and I was able to work through my anger and resentments at that time. What a relief. I discovered I had a lot of issues having to do with the corporation I was working for at the time and I had to work my way through what the corporation was doing to me having to do with my age at the time. They were known for making things difficult for people nearing 50, or their 20 years of service, which I was reaching. This corporation found ways to make their employee's lives miserable so they would either quit or be fired so they wouldn't have to pay retirement benefits.
The good new is that I finally decided, with the Lord's help and the Doctor's diagnosis that it was time for me to move on and re-invent myself. So, that is what I did. I was able to resign with my head held high knowing I did the very best that I could have done for the patients, and that God had me there for as long as he wanted me there. My work there was done.
Do I hold resentments today? I can honestly say that, to the best of my knowledge, I do not. I cannot afford to harbor a resentment today and follow Jesus at the same time. There is no room for resentments. I cannot afford to have resentments while working a recovery program. Resentments will cause my disease to return full bore, and I don't want that again. Resentments can lead to depression, and I certainly do not want to feel ever again like I did that evening I reached rock bottom. Nothing is worth that kind of feeling again.
As I continue to learn about myself while taking this 4th step, my fearless and moral inventory, I also learned that FEAR is the second most destructive offender. God did not give me a sprrit of fear. However, It is the emotion I strongly feel when I began to looka at myself. When the spirit of fear is present, my need to deny, ignore, and avoid reality increases. My unrealistic perspective becomes exaggerated and intensifies my emotinal responses. Fear can and has caused me so much pain. Why? Because it attacks me physically, and causes feelings that range from appfrhension to panic. When fear is present, I become nervous, nauseated or disoriented. What really got to me was seeing that my fear is a direct result of my inability to make dicisiions. I was at that point back in 1999-2000.
There is a scripture that really spoke to me as I was reading, searching ,and learning about myself. It is 1 John 4: 18
" There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear, because fear has to do with punishment. The one who fears is not made perfect in love."
The guilt and shame I feel about my past behaviors may inhibit my ability to conduct a thorough inventory. I believe that God's love for me will remove my fear.
As I continue to look at these areas of my life in a true honest way, I must remember that God is with me and He will help me every step of the way. With God's help and understanding, all my pain, fear anger and resentments will fade away. Praise be to God.
Dear God,
I know with your help, love, and understanding I am able to face anything and go through it because you have a hold of my hand all the way through. There are no words for me to adequately say" Thank You", but you know how grateful I am that You are with me. I cannot do this alone. As I continue on this wonderful journey we call Life, I am looking forward to being molded into the person you want me to be by You. You are the potter, I am the clay. Mold me, Make me, like you, I pray.
Above all, Lord, free me from any hidden resentments, fear, anger or guilt I may be hiding. Only then can I becom free to love and to encourage others. I truly believe this is what you want for me today, and I accept your call to serve you.
Your Loving Daughter,
" Those who become Christians become new persons. They are not the same anymore, for the old life is gone! A new life has begun!"
---2 Corinthians 5: 17
A New Day
I have a Joyce Meyer perpetual daily calendar of devotions. I read this on January 29, and was absolutely overjoyed because I finally "got it". I will share this with you now.
As a Christian, according to the Bible, you are a new person now. As A "new creation" you don't have to allow the old things that happened to you keep affecting you new life in Christ. You have become a "new creature." Rejoice! It's a new day!
What that is telling me is that I no longer have a problem with food. I don't have to have a problem with food. From here on out I can look at myself as a healthy person, one who wants to keep my body fed with only good things, both physically and spiritually. I no longer have to use food as a comfort . My comfort comes from the Lord. There are so many more productive and healthy ways to work through feelings instead of eating.
Does this mean I can now abandon my eating program, the 12 steps, Spark, and Weight Watchers? No, not at all. In fact these tools and gifts I have been given are even more important. God lead me to all these wonderful tools, gifts, and people to help me not go back into my past.
Yes, I am a new creation, a new person, a new me. Why would I want to do anything to go back to my "old " way of thinking and acting, Why would I want my addiction to other people, places and things rob me of the joy I feel today? That would be an insane thing to do. I an finished with insane behavior.
Dear Lord,
Thank you so much for making me a new person when I accepted you as my Lord and Savior when I was 12 years old. I have renewed that commitment many times throughout my life, and each time I become more aware of your teaching and your love for me. I can never thank you enough, but I can continue on this journey of Temple Maintenance. When I want to overeat, help me to remember to take you hand and hold on tight so I won't be temped to act on going back to that "old" person again. That Elayne is gone foreve. Praise God !
" If anyone thinks he is something when he is nothing , he deceives himself. Each one should test his own actions. Then he can take pride in himself, without comparing himself to somebody else, for each one should carry his own load.---Galatians 6: 3-5
For me, my pride can limit my capacity to be honest, and it is a critical element in doing my fourth step work, making my searching and fearless moral inventory.
As I was reading more of my Step 4 material, I discovered that DENIAL has many faces. I counted 7 of them, which I will list here.
1. Simple Denial: To pretend that something doesn't exist when it really does. For example, discounting physical symptoms that may suggest the presence of problems.
2. Minimizing: To acknowledge a problem, but refuse to see its severity. For example: Admitting to an overindulgence of food when there is in fact.
an addictive behavior with my food. I ate the whole box of cookies, and tried to hide the evidence.
3. Blaming: To recognize the problem, then blaming someone else. For Example: Blaming others for my tendency to overeat.
4. Excusing: To offer excuses, alibis, justifications, and other explanations for our own or others' behavior. For example: Well, I had to eat that cake or my friend would have been hurt since she baked it for me. or Calling in sick for a partner when the actual cause of the absence is that the partner is drunk.
5. Generalizing: To deal with problems on a general level, which typically avoids personal and emotional awareness of the situation or conditions. For example: Sympathizing with a friend's unemployment when you know the underlying cause is irresponsibility. or Saying I just don't feel good when I know I don't feel good because I overate.
6. Dodging: To change the subject to avoid threatening topics. For example: Talking about the weather when is discussing the overdrawn checkbook, or discussing the weather when I know I need to admit that I binged again.
7. Attacking: To become angry when reference is made to the existing condition. thus avoiding the issue. For example: Arguing about work conditions when the boss addresses tardiness, or Arguing about the dishes I have to wash when it was my overeating that left most of the dishes sitting in the sink to begin with.
For me, taking a personal inventory is like cleaning a closet. I take stock of what I have, examine what I want to save, and discard what is no longer useful or appropriate.
Uncovering Problems
1. First I learned that I am not a "bad" person . Overeating is NOT a Moral issue.
2. I learned I was filled with DENIAL, a form of dishonesty about my disease. I could stop overeating any time I wanted to. I just wanted to eat more because it tasted so good. I would stop after the next piece of candy, and the next, and the next, and so on.
3. I was filled with false pride. I thought I coul do this myself. Not true. I needed help.
4. I was and still am a procrastinator. " I'll start back on track tomorrow. I promise tomorrow will be the magic day. Of course, tomorrow never comes. It's always today.
5. I learned that my eating disorder combined with my rationalizations, "I don't have a problem", "I can do this myself" and "I'll do it later.", all caused me to become overewight. The fourth step is forcing me to take a look at myself and face the facts. My very survuval demands that I work on them.
I got started by taking a pencil ,paper, and a clipboard and began writing down some very personal things. These included a list of people I was angry with and why. I also wrote a list of my fears as well because they are instructive as to the nature of my defects of character. And yes, I also wrote down my depest secrets because the adage that we are only as sick as our secrets is true. I had to admit that to myself.
It was important for me to remember that my inventory is not a long autobiography...I don't have to account for every moment of my life. The purpose of a searching moral and fearless inventory is is to find out where my problems are. To deal with my procrastination problem, I began writing a little something every day. At first it was for only 5 minutes, and I was answering a question about myself.
This step is very important im my plan for recovery. If I do not complete this step to the best of my ability, I will continu to use food as my god and as my comforter. This has to stop so I can live.
The wonderful news is as I work on myself I will become stronger and will get to know my Lord better and better. It is He who gives me strength where I am weak. As I reflect on my past, I will be learning what to keep and what to throw away. I am becoming a new creation in Christ. When I become full on His Word and on His Love I will not want to eat what is not good for me. I will know when I am physically full, and continue to be spiritually fed. I will not over eat today.
Next I will be looking at Resentment. What resentments am I harboring and why?
Dear Lord,
Thank you so much for continuing to give me strength and courage to take a good look at what is inside my heart. This inventory is the only way I can truly and honestly check out my strengths and weaknesses, and learn what I have to do change or discard of them. Only you can help with me with these decisions. Help me to also remember to take the time to write down my good qualities as well. You have given me many gifts, and I want to be sure I am using them for your Glory, and not my ego. See, for me EGO is Easing God Out. I never want to ease you out, God. Without you I am nothing. With you I can do all things ..Nothing is impossible when you and I do them together.
Love from your daughter,
"When Peter was below in the courtyard, one of the servants ...saw Peter warming himself. " You also were there with that Nazarene, Jesus, " she said. But Peter denied it...and went out into the entry way. when the servant saw him there, she said again to those standing around , "This fellow is one of them"....He began to call down curses on himself, and swore...Immediately the rooster crowed...And he (Peter) broke down and wept.---Mark 14: 66-72
As I began to do my Step 4 work, my personal and fearless moral inventory of myself , one of the first character weaknesses that came to my mind was DENIAL. I have learned that Denial was a way I was able to rationalize that I was gaining too much weight, I was able to blame it on my medicine, my genes, my being short....anything but being able to be honest with myself. I was afraid of the consequences if I was truthful with myself. To do this I would have to take responsibility for my own actions... for what I was putting into my mouth. No one was "forcing" me to eat. By rationalizing what was happening to my body I was able to invent acceptable reasons for my un-acceptable behavior. I was able to continue to use denial to protect myself from facing reality. Here is another scripture that talks about this.:
Jeremiah 17: 9-10
" The human heart is most deceitful and desperately wicked. Who really knows how bad it is? But I know! I the Lord, search all hearts and examine secret motives. I give all people their due rewards, according to what their actions deserve."
What I was attempting to do was to survive the chaos I created by denying its existence and I was fostering deceit and delusion.
I was denying that I had a problem with food. This does not make me a "bad " person. I have learned through the 12 Step Program that Overeating is NOT a moral issued. BUT, my character defect of DENIAL was
certainly an issue. You see, DENIAL is a form of dis-honesty about my DIS-Ease. I thought that if people didn't see me eat, it didn't count. I would go to great lengths to hide my eating, even though others could see by looking at me what I did with food. I would go and buy more candy and try and replace it secretly so my DH wouldn't know what I was doing. That is the same behavior an alcoholic will do to hide the amount he or she is drinking. It doesn't work. The truth will always come out. But, I was like Peter... I would deny that I had eaten "ALL" the candy or biscotti, or whatever it was that was disappearing way too fast.
I became like Peter....when I realized what DENIAL had done to me, I was faced with feelings of self-hatred, which had to be acknowledged and resolved. When I faced the consequences of telling the truth, I was inclined to tell lies about it. Maybe not to others, but certainly to myself.
I have found that Denial has at least 7 faces and they can be easily marked. In my next blog I will be talking about those forms of Denial and and how to recognize them As you can see, taking this step is a long process. I will be studying along the way and will report on what I have learned about myself. This can be a very painful experience to go through, However I will also be looking at the "good" side of me as well. It is by no means all doom and gloom. I just want you all to know that it is a very cleansing, uplifting step to do. Also remember that recover y is a process, not an event. It is a journey, not a destination. .
Dear God, Thank you for giving me the courage to face my DENIAL, and to become honest with you and myself and my DH. I know just how dangerous living in denial can be, and thanks to you I have begun to recover from that Character weakness. I have a way to go, but I also know every day will get easier and I will overcome this behavior. Let me not go back to denial. It is something very real with-in me, and I know it is NOT a river in Egypt. It is within my soul. But you and I can conquer this. I know it and I believe it. with You all things are possible.
Love from your daughter,


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How To Install CWM Recovery + Root Samsung Galaxy S3/S4/Note 2
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Francois Krafft: I have Samsung S3. i have followed all the instructions step-by-step.
Everything is going fine until the minute 2:55 of the tutorial. When I
reboot I dont have the Clockwordmod recovery menu but the Android Sytem
Recovery Mode menu. Than I dont know what to do next. Why the Clockwordmod
menu does not come once I re-start as demonstrated. Would it be because I
dont have the Pro version?
charlie acanda: Hola tengo un verizon I535 andrid 4.3 Jb y cuando trato de ponerle el T_CWM_126.96.36.199_VZW.tar por odin 3.07 me sale esto:
unonice: OK, so how do you unlock bootloader ?? Galaxy S3 SCH-R530X , network CDMA , Carrier Alltel , (generic model) running Jellybean 4.3 + Knox .. ?? Anyone figure it out ?? Saferoot worked great, but I couldn't find enough info about safestrap for my specific device .. So I'm stock rooted via rewritten script W0lfdroid saferoot + Knox method .. I want CyanogenMod .. Can someone help Me Please ..📱📱📲📲
AnnoyingVids: Hey, T_CWM when i extract i dont see anything only see Recovery.img ? wth ?
kolita raviosa: for me said fail
TheoTheKnight: I unrooted my phone because I bricked it by accident. Will this work with an unrooted phone? or do I need to root it again?
nighthawk01: Perfect video! I now how a rooted s3 luckily it didn't delete any files and btw thanks!
Muhd Syahmi: I have galaxy note1 4.1.2 have root..but where the link of cwm to recovery
Deepanshu Chug: Can I flash tar.md5 file in a similar way? Because after using Cygwin I get the tar.md5 file. So will this method work for it?
Flo Has: Hey man, on my s4 it says "e footer wrong" what does that mean?
DelayPlay: why does this Rom Manager doesn't come when i reboot my device
Samuel Hoffman: I can''t get this to work for Samsung Galaxy Note 2 - ODIN fails on "NAND Write Start" when I try to download the recovery file (T_CWM_126.96.36.199_VZW.tar), and I have to do a battery pull to get the phone to respond. Kies isn't running but is installed, and the Verizon drivers are installed but the software isn't running either. SCH-I605, I605VRUFND7 on 4.4.2. Any suggestions or log files I can look through?
Chania White: when i hold up, power and home. it just reboots and powers on. No menu comes up
Juan Cotto: can I use towelroot
Markie Highroller: I did this to my wifes sprint s3 now I can't flash cm 11 or xposed installer, it doesn't let me flash zip files, why??
edlumer: I assume this doesnt work if my note 2 is running 4.4?
Octane Anarchy David No Filter Austin: has anyone tried this on a verizon S3 with 4.4.2. and has it worked
Yuanchen Li: If I go through the steps several times I gain root access temporarily and then I lose access again.
Pierre Phang: I extracted it once only then after finishing the odin part i tried to make my device to go into recovery mode but all it does is start the phone normally and my phone is gtI9305
Abdo Jouma: If i have international galxy s4 i9505 . ihave to do anything to bootloader or just root it then cwm ?
Bruce Crossan: How do I unlock bootloader on Verizon S3 running 4.4.2? Can't seem to find any method to do this and wanted to be able to try out the CM 4.4.3 rom :(
deadmau emmanuel: Will this work on Galaxy s4 model ( SGH-M919) 4.4.2 ?
GroveStreet 24-7: Thanks man I finally have root access thanks to you! Im liking and subbing!
eivisch: why you show you donwload T_CWM_184.108.40.206_i9300.zip and get from it T_CWM_18.104.22.168_i9300.tar its just misleading
mojo: can you root samsung galaxy s3 at&t 4.3 ? and does it have a locked bootloader ?
Jorge Pulido: Will this work for Virgin Mobile Samsung Galaxy s3 SPH L710
J Nero S: Is this going to work for Samsung galaxy s3 ever 4.4.2 and does the website update their superSU to the latest one.
Chase Allsup: i have the at&t galaxy s4 i337. will this work or will i need to unlock the bootloader?
Pierre Phang: hello there i followed your steps and when i try to extract the cwm file it keeps giving me the file called recovery so can i root my phone without extracting the cwm file and just use it directly
Louay Chouaybi: how can i install samsung kies on my s3 9300 ???
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unonice: My device is not specifically listed .. Samsung Galaxy S3 SCH-R530X , running 4.3 jellybean, Carrier Alltel , CDMA network .. Says generic model .. I am currently rooted, ( used your rewritten script Saferoot + Knox) .. I want to install TWRP or CWM recovery, and create backup for my phone, incase I have any issues .. Please respond .. Thanks
Karan Patel: Does this work with Verizon 4.4.2 KitKat ?
Emanuele Zanoni: Io ho un s3 già rootato, se voglio installare la recovery mi basta flasharla con odin e lasciar perdere tutti i passaggi con super su col pacchetto zip giusto?
christopher delacruz: I need root and can recovery for sprint galaxy s3 running touchwiz 4.4.2. Any help would be awesome.
hey hey: is it working with galaxy s2 shw-m250s model?
Peter Kim: this didnt work.the reached the end and said fail
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Ernesto Torres: Great Tuturial, it only miss the last part where you have to select "go back" after installed the SU app. tasted on SGS3 SCH-R530C Cricket 4.4.2 Thanks
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Another beautiful sunset in the Big Apple of New York City.
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It was a great sunset I tell ya.
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Randy, this would have been fabulous without the clouds.
With them it`s nuthin` short of stunning !
Can`t believe there`s so few comments after a month… I`d fave it a hundred times if I thought it would get it some more views.
Shot at just the right time to catch the twilight at its absolute best… the big view just rocks.
Probably the most amazing daylight shot of NYC I`ve ever seen !!
Wow BillyBoy. Thanks man. I really appreciate the feedback. It was even better to be there and see it in 3D. Quite a view. Thank you again for the support.
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In the Alsace region, Hotel L'Europe is just 2.5 miles from the center of Colmar. Its facilities include a large sauna, massages and hot tub.
Score from 989 reviews Very good
Located in the heart of the medieval town of Kientzheim, the original architecture at this former convent has been successfully preserved to create a cozy hotel.
Score from 377 reviews Very good
Hotel Restaurant & Spa Relais du RiedLe Relais du Ried is located in the Alsatian village of Bischwihr. It is surrounded by a floral garden and has a picturesque terrace. It offers guest rooms with private bathrooms.
Score from 611 reviews Very good
This Residence is on the Route des Vins d'Alsace. Its suites have an LCD TV, a living area and an equipped kitchen. Free Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel.
Score from 141 reviews Wonderful
Area, pool was nice
No vegetables for breakfast. No restaurants in the hotel, the next door hotel is quite expensive (160 euro/2 person) and they have only french menu card.
Everything was wonderful and the staff more than wonderful, I would like to especially thank the employee Luca Kanye felt at home in the fragile hotel
Wi fi don't work
Swimming pool Friendly staff Location (close to highway, quiet city)
Internet didn't work
Carpet on floor in common spaces Toilet was too high
Very nice rooms and the hotel is having two excellent restaurants.
Hotel building is very original and interesting, well maintained. Nice romantic triple room with minimalistic furniture, clean, quite. Pool area small but confortable and clean. Good breakfast. Excellent value for the money!
Food at the Chez Julien Restaurant next door was great, but very difficult to order with a menu only in French! No english speaking staff! And not English menu at restaurant.
Late arrival possible Friendly staff Breakfast Commodities : swimingpool
Nothing really
Good value from Booking.com. Nice big room. Helpful reception staff. Good location for travelling by road as it is close to the Swiss border. Short walk to the town centre. Fuel and supermarket nearby.
Shower room a bit dated but served the purpose. 2 Restaurants - expensive or very expensive. Staff member running the bar in the evening made a few mistakes and then she left the customers and sat at reception.
The room was big and very clean. There was wifi in every room. Breakfast was good and you can have plenty of choise.
Whether in the room tariff breakfast was included, the girl at the reception tried to make us pay breakfast... And when I let her notice the mistake she was disappointed...
Nature, silence, comfortable
Nice rooms. excellent location
Rooms a bit small
The pool and jaccuzzi are a value added. Location is pretty but better worth it in spring/summer Rooms are pretty.
Breakfast price is too high for what you get. Lack of equipment in the bedroom (i.e water cutler, safe) Windows not closing properly
Very Clean, free parking, Large Rooms, Good breakfast
Terrible Personel,cool swimming pool,no towels in spa and pool area,all mistakes and complains is normal for the personel. Very small bathrooms.
Excellent breakfast beautiful bed linen very comfortable
Can be difficult to get into one of their two restaurants should be recommended to client when booking
Everything was super,thanks!
We have stayed here a few times on-route from Greece to the UK
Great location in a beautiful quiet little town.
All was great.
pool - kids love it! excellent value would like to try the Michelin star restaurant on our next visit
pool temperature was a bit cool
the related restaurant is super.
although we agreed upon reservation a baby cod was not arranged and in first instance we were blamed of not asking after this.
Hotel is very nice and cosy at the entrance, pool area and at the first 2 floors. Breakfast is sufficient. Proximity to Colmar and many vine shops in Alsace.
There is a fundamental difference between 2nd floor where we had Classic Triple room (nice, spacious, renovated bathroom) and 3th floor where we had confort Double room, which is small, under the roof with tiny and old bathroom. When we arrived one double room was smelling like a smoking room and it was impossible to open a window. Even more surprising, somebody put baby cot inside without venting it properly. It took us 2 discussions with receptionist before she sent somebody to check it. Considering also the small bathroom was not cleaned properly, it looks the cleaning is simply not a strong point of this hotel.
A very nice and idyllic hotel with a very nice atmosphere.
Unfortunately the walls are not so thick and one can hear neighbors coming home etc.
Staff are lovely, public areas are comfortable and atmospheric and the restaurant next door is terrific. Oh - and the pool is fine, just a bit odd walking through the breakfast room to get to it.
Our room was small, and while nicely decorated, very simple and a little tired. I'm glad we were only there one night with our 11yo daughter.
The service and the breakfast were good.
The rooms facilities were old and the bath was old and not clean.
Great location, close to Colmar, but out in the peace and quiet of the country. Good to have a pool for the kids. Two great restaurants on site.
The town of Rouffach is very quiet. No problem if you are happy to base yourself and travel in the car to go out and about, but nothing in the actual town of Rouffach itself.
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Code named 'The November Man', Peter Devereaux (Brosnan) is a lethal and highly trained ex-CIA agent, who has been enjoying a quiet life in Switzerland. When Devereaux is lured out of retirement for one last mission, he must protect valuable witness (Kurylenko). He soon uncovers this assignment marks him a target of his former friend and CIA protégé David Mason.


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North America News
Event: Launch of the Publication-- People, Security and Borders: The Impact of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative on North America
May 30, 2007
New Scholarship in Race and Ethnicity – "Mentiritas or Little White Lies?: Ethnic-related Differences in Vote Overreporting"
Jan 18, 2007
America's Economic Challenges on the Global Stage
Jan 05, 2007
The Wilson Center's Kent Hughes takes a brief look at the problems America confronts as it tries to gain a comparative advantage in the global marketplace.
Competing in the Global Marketplace
Jan 05, 2007
Is America excelling in the global marketplace? A series of Wilson Center conferences is exploring growing global challenges as European and Asian competitors invest to build a comparative advantage in high-tech goods and services.
Canada Institute Appoints Gerry McCaughey as Chair of Advisory Board
Dec 04, 2006
WASHINGTON- Lee Hamilton, President and Director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, has appointed Gerald (Gerry) McCaughey as chair of the advisory board for its Canada Institute. McCaughey is the President and CEO of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC), one of the largest financial services institutions in Canada.
Canada Institute Releases the Second in its Occasional Paper Series
Nov 02, 2006
The Canada Institute is pleased to publish the papers from Climate Change in North America, a conference hosted by the Canada Institute and the Environmental Change and Security Project in May of 2006. The publication can be dowloaded here.
New Poll Shows Warming of Canada-U.S. Relationship
Oct 05, 2006
Ipsos-Reid releases a poll on Canada-U.S. relations commissioned by The Canada Institute, and the Canada Institute on North American Issues
Arab American Political Participation
Jul 01, 2006
What is the current state of political participation among Arab Americans? Has their experience changed since 9/11? These and other issues were examined at a recent conference that convened a diverse panel drawn from universities, the worlds of NGO activism and national politics.
NAFTA: Is It Sustainable?
May 03, 2006
When Canada, Mexico, and the United States negotiated the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) 12 years ago, it was greeted as the most ambitious and comprehensive trade deal ever signed but is it sustainable given the new trends in global trade governance? A March 13 conference, co-sponsored by the Center's Canada and Mexico Institutes, takes a closer look.
Canada Institute launches One Issue, Two Voices publication on corporate governance
Apr 04, 2006
The Canada Institute proudly presents the fifth publication in its One Issue, Two Voices series, which addresses "Corporate Governance in Canada and the United States." The publication coincides with a major address by former SEC Chairman William Donaldson in Toronto on April 12, 2006 and a breakfast briefing by authors Jay Lorsch and Edward Waitzer in New York City on April 28, 2006.


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The Wagon Wheel Gang is an ever-growing, eclectic group of artists from diverse musical backgrounds with the common goal of spreading joy through re-creating their country, roots, and bluegrass originals. Six members of the Lutton family provide vocals for the Gang, which is led by Miami's eccentric drummer and banjo player Big Donald Lutton.
An odd character, Big Donald is an ex-trapeze artist who bangs drums and creates the blues with a banjo onstage as well as on the full-length CD. Contributing veteran artists on the recent release include the 18 Wheelers, Deblois Milledge, Will Thomas, and MC Tripod. Todd McFliker


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SSAS Tabular at Scale
The cube on my project has been hitting some apparent concurrency issues, so I've been hunting for advice on how to tune the hardware (model tuning has already gone a long way). Unfortunately Microsoft don't have any reference architectures – and their only other advice was to try and use an appliance in Direct Query mode – which was not practical in our circumstances any way.
As usual, the gents at SQLBI had something useful to say on the subject based on a customer case study, which is detailed in this white paper. While well worth a read, I'll summarise the key findings:
- Standard Server CPU's don't perform well enough, and you will need to look at faster CPU's with a large cache
- Faster CPU's are better than more CPU's in terms of return on investment for perfromance
- Fast RAM is a must
- For NUMA aware servers you need to set the Node Affinity to a single node, preferably using a Hyper-V host for your tabular server
Setting aside the last point, which is a bit deep in server config and requires more explanation, the key thing is to look for fast CPU. They found that Workstation Blades were generally better than Server Blades, and some of the best performance they got was out of one of their Dev's gaming rigs!
We'll be trying some of this out and hopefully I can keep you posted with results. I have more stuff on monitoring tabular in the pipeline now I've finished my PowerPivot book (to be published soon).
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PowerPivot calculated columns are not dynamic
A quick and dirty one – in attempting some clever dynamic security modelling in DAX I was warned about a gotcha in my design – that calculated columns were only evaluated when the model processed, so any approach based on calculated columns was doomed to failure. I didn't quite believe it so I decided to do a road test in PowerPivot. Using a simple data set of one Dimension and one Fact, like below:
I hooked them up in PowerPivot with a relationship between "Column" on both tables. Then, using the ISFILTERED() function I created a couple of calculations. One, at Row Level, that would return a value of 1 if I filtered on the Attribute column:
Which I then put a SUM on top of. I also added one at measure level, perfoming a similar function:
Then I created a Pivot Table checking the results, and got this:
The takeaway being that filtering on the Attribute was picked up by the table level measure, but the calculated column did not change value.
You can have a check of this yourself in my sample workbook: DAX Calculated Columns Evaluation Order.
What does the documentation say?
Well, nothing terribly clear, but in this page there is this small paragraph:
When a column contains a formula, the value is computed for each row. The results are calculated for the column as soon as you create the formula. Column values are then recalculated as necessary, such as when the underlying data is refreshed.
It doesn't say exactly when "recalculated as necessary" is necessary, but the implication is that it's a model level change, rather than the switching of context, or in my case the changing of the user viewing the model.
So in summary, we have to assume that our calculated column values are fixed upon initial calculation, formula changes or data load (or processing in a Tabular model) and there isn't a way to make the value in a given cell change.
BISM Normaliser is a cocktail for the Tabular Model
Well, that title makes much more sense in the context of this post in which I mused about the difficulty of developing against tabular models in a multi developer environment, given there is only one .bim file to work against. I even raised a connect to give the SSAS team to have something else to mark as "Won't Fix" for the next release (cynical, me?).
Now to stretch an analogy if the problem is two drinks and only one mouth, then the solution clearly is cocktails*!
Mix me up a BISM Normaliser, barman!
A chap called Christian Wade has kindly built up a nifty Visual Studio plug in called BISM Normaliser which handily merges two tabular models together giving you an option to handle development in a multi user environment. You put 2 models side by side and get a comparison screen like this:
You can then merge in tables, columns, relationships, measures – all the good stuff. It's like a diff but considerably more usable than doing a raw XML comparison. This means if you start from the same base model – advisable as tables are grouped by connections so if your connections don't match you can't merge – the dev team can work on separate areas and then merge it back together at some point.
It's not a substitute for a proper multi-author environment, but at least it makes it possible. There are risks of course – it's a no warranty codeplex plug in – and you won't get the benefits of TFS managed components (source control, changes, etc) – and the code currently is set to expire in Dec 2014 so if Christian sells the code you'll need to buy it off someone.
Anyway – there is a partial solution – on our project we've given it a first pass and it seems to do what it claims and since we have no alternative it's going to get used. So, big thanks to Christian!
*Or Jagerbombs, but let's not go there:
Multiple developers against a single Tabular model is a drinking problem
The project I'm currently working on has at it's heart a whopping great tabular model with dreams of eating more tables and being the biggest, fattest tabular model there ever was. To achieve it's ambition of eating all this lovely data and becoming so vast it needs an army of chefs … er, developers… to feed it.
Except it has one big problem:
It only has one "mouth" – the .bim file. Only one person at a time can work on it. If you want to do simultaneous development, realistically all you can do is maintain separate versions and merge your changes together either by a diff tool, manually (or potentially via BIML script if that eventuates)
So I've raised a connect: Componentise Tabular models to allow for multi user development to request that the .bim file can get broken up into chunks. The text of the connect is below:
At present the Tabular model is a single code object (the .bim) file. This means it is not possible to break up the development of a model across multiple developers – a problem in large projects. It also makes source control less effective as you cannot track which specific objects within the model have been changed.
The model needs to be componentised so that individual elements can be worked on separately and then merged back into a main model, in a manner more similar to OLAP cubes.
Elements that could be broken out are: Perspectives, Connection Managers, Individual tables, Calculated Columns, Measures and relationships
Anyway… if you think this is a problem you'd like to see solved – vote it up!
BIML and MIST – a first encounter
The MIST developers – Varigence – have been waving their product at me for a wee while now and I've finally had a chance to get into the IDE and get a better feel for it.
Before I get too carried away, here's a quick 101. There's this thing called BIML – an XML dialect for describing BI Assets (for now, only in the Microsoft world). This opens the door to scripting and therefore simpler dynamic generation of BI objects. BIML can be used by BIDS Helper (a thing you should have if you are an active BI developer) or the more focused BIML IDE MIST.
Now, I've seen the shiny video that promised the world, but nothing quite beats hands on experience. So I've started following the online user guide and got as far as building a Dimension table.
My feelings so far? I'm a bit "meh". Now I know there's a lot more capability to the product which I haven't got to yet – so this is far from final commentary – but there are a few clear things that I think need to be looked at in the product to give it the sense of really being a development accelerator.
First up, it's pretty clunky. It suffers heavily from "kitchen sinkism" – i.e. because it can do something, there's a dialog box / screen / tab for it displayed all at once. Take for example this table development screen:
There's a lot going on and that's on a 1920×1080 screen…. some better screen space organisation is needed.
Next up is the fact that the designers don't add a lot over the basic SSMS capability. The table designer there is effectively the same blank grid that you get in the SSMS table designer, but without even the courtesy of being able to add another row without going back to the ribbon. At this point I'd be more inclined to develop in SSMS and import to MIST.
Then my next concern is over value add / accessibility. For example, when setting up a project there's some basic stuff that needs to be done – setting up connections, importing from databases – that should just be a wizard when starting up a fresh project. When creating a dimension, a bundle of default attributes should be added (preferably from a checklist or custom template).
So my first impression is that it needs a user experience workover. However this is a far from unique criticism of many developer tools so I won't go too hard on them. I'll press on with it and see how the functionality unveils itself.
My eBook "HDInsight Succinctly" has been published by SyncFusion!
Thanks to the lovely people over at Syncfusion I've been able to share my experiences with HDInsight in a short eBook for the "Succinctly" series which was released this weekend. It is unsurprisingly called "HDInsight Succinctly" and is free to download.
For a quick precis this is the summary description from the website:
Master the higher-level languages and other features necessary to process data with HDInsight. Learn how to set up and manage HDInsight clusters on Azure, how to use Azure Blob Storage to store input and output data, connect with Microsoft BI, and much more. With the guidance of author James Beresford, HDInsight Succinctly will reveal a new avenue of data management.
You can also read my guest blog on Syncfusion's site entitled "Being on the cutting edge is fun!" where I spend a bit of time extolling the virtues of HDInsight and Microsoft BI and getting all excited about analytics and its place in the future.
SQL Server Data Warehouse Training in Sydney – July 28
The eagle eyed among you may have noticed I've added a big countdown banner to the right of the page announcing a course "Build your Data Warehouse in SQL Server & SSIS with the BI Monkey", running for 2 days from July 28.
The course is aimed at giving an overview of how to build and manage a Data Warehouse using the SQL Server platform as a base. It's aimed to be a solid mix of Data Warehouse theory and hands on development to get the concepts locked in. For full details see my new "Training" page, but the key outcomes are:
- Learn how to get the Architecture right and keep your solution flexible
- Understand the whole lifecycle of a DW project
- Get hands on with the tools you need to move data
The high level agenda is:
- The Three Main Data Warehouse architectures – Kimball, Inmon & Data Vault
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- ETL Control Frameworks
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SSAS Tabular Compression of Binary and Flag fields
I'm currently doing some Tabular Cube design, and part of the design has to include several "Y/N" flag fields. My inner geek then wondered what, if any, difference the data type made to the compression rates of the cube.
So, to start with I created a SQL Server table with three columns with the three usual types for this type of data
- char(1)
- tinyint
- bit
… and then populated it with a mix of Y/N's for char and 1/0's for tinyint and bit. I thought about 40 billion rows should do it, as that gave me about half a gig of on disk data.
Next I sucked it into a Tabular model, which gave me the following data types:
- char(1) -> Text
- tinyint -> Whole Number
- bit -> TRUE/FALSE
Then I processed the model 3 times, each time using only one column in the data. Then, using the SSAS DMV $system.discover_object_memory_usage I looked at how much memory each column ended up using.
The results were:
- char(1) = 323,754 bytes
- tinyint = 304,256 bytes
- bit = 303,840 bytes
… and yes, that is bytes. Assuming that the data is stored evenly on disk that means that approx 180 million bytes were compressed to 300 thousand – a compression ratio of 600:1 – yoinks!
Anyway, the first pass of the results seem to show that char is mildly more inefficient that tinyint and bit. However, if you take it a level deeper, and just look at the Memory assigned to the In-Memory Table.Columns element, the most significant source of difference between the memory usage, you see this:
- char(1) = 17,944 bytes
- tinyint = 2,344 bytes
- bit = 2,344 bytes
So it appears that char(1) is much less efficient that tinyint or bit for storage, which end up being the same at this level of detail. For those of you who care deeply, you can view my results spreadsheet.
My conclusion? To be honest the amount of memory used by these columns is going to be pretty trivial unless you have a gigantic dataset, but if you have a flag field on your fact tables, I would choose to use bit in your database and TRUE/FALSE in your tabular model if you can.
Dynamic Parent Child Security using DAX
I was recently posed a challenge to implement the following requirements in a Tabular model:
- Secure a Parent Child dimension at a Parent level, allowing all children to be visible
- Allow multiple Parents to be securable to a given user
- Keep it as easy to administer as possible
The first 2 requirements are technical and internal to the tabular model, but the last implied inherently that use of Roles and AD Groups was out as this is not a very user friendly approach.
Note that in this exercise I will be using the DimEmployee Dimension from the AdventureWorks 2012 DW sample database.
Row Level Security in Tabular Models
Tabular Models apply security is applied at the row level by the application of row filters that restrict what a given Role can see. You can make the effect of a Roles dynamic through the use of lookup tables and the USERNAME() function. There is a detailed white paper on securing Tabular Models on MSDN: Securing the Tabular BI Semantic Model
In a non-parent child situation this is simple to manage as it is easy to establish a relationship between viewable members (i.e. rows) and users via a bridging table – the paper mentioned above has a clear example of this.
How Parent Child Dimensions complicate things
Parent Child Dimensions add complications because there isn't a straightforward relationship to manage. You can secure the parent by filtering on the parent's unique key – as below – but any child row, while aware of the relationship to the immediate parent via the ParentEmployeeKey cannot be filtered on the same column.
A consequence of this is that if you want to secure using row filters, you would need a table that secures each parent and child explicitly for each user. This is obviously not easy to administer and if the hierarchy changes you need to rebuild your security all over again.
How can I make Security Dynamic?
DAX, of course! This is a variation on the scenario described in the white paper – except in this case complicated because the table to be secured contains no data that can be used to apply security directly.
How do I apply this to a Parent-Child Dimension?
Fortunately there are ways to make rows aware of the hierarchy that applies to them. Of particular relevance in our case are the PATH and PATHCONTAINS function.
The PATH function returns a text delimited list of hierarchy members from the current member to the topmost parent. The PATHCONTAINS function scans that list for a specific member and returns a boolean TRUE/FALSE result as to whether that specific member is there. So if we have the following functions in our model:
We get a set of results like this:
So the PATH for Employee Key 12 is "112 | 23 | 189 | 12″ – so key 12 is the leaf, and the three preceding members in the hierarchy. The PATHCONTAINS test for member 189 returns TRUE as it is present in the PATH.
So, now we have a means of evaluating in a single column what that rows place in the hierarchy is, and more importantly what its parents are.
The next challenge is to map this to the user data. Now, as I mentioned, there isn't a meaningful relationship that can be established between the data and the security table, which I'll show below:
This means any relationship needs to be generated on the fly. Also note it's not a single higher parent per user – a user may need to be able to view different paths in the hierarchy. An example case of this may be a manager with a responsibility for managing employees performance across multiple units but without a direct reporting line in the hierarchy.
GENERATE a relationship dynamically
The data items can be linked using the GENERATE function in conjunction with some FILTERs to determine what applies. GENERATE creates a cartesian product of two tables. So by using GENERATE between the Dimension and the Security table, we get a view of all possible user / dimension level combinations:
Now this is only a starting point because we need to return a single value within our equation otherwise DAX will throw an error. Also, we don't need everything from UserSecurity, just the items that apply to the current user. So first, lets FILTER our UserSecurity table:
Note I've hardcoded the User here to "U4″ but in a real life context you would use the USERNAME function to get that name. Now we've cut down on one side of the cartesian product, but now we need to cut down the other side to get the members we are allowed to see. So here we filter using PATHCONTAINS to pick up the items that are the permitted members or children of those members:
GENERATE(FILTER(UserSecurity,UserSecurity[User]="U4″),FILTER('DimEmployee',PATHCONTAINS(PATH([EmployeeKey],[ParentEmployeeKey]),UserSecurity[Highest Parent]))
So now in the GENERATED table we have all the members of the Dimension that the current user is permitted to see.It's worth taking a quick diversion from DAX to show how this works in practice:
Because the PATH contains the keys for all members in the hierarchy from the current member to the topmost parent, any PATH that contains the highest allowable parent will pass the PATHCONTAINS test. So if looking for member 189, rows 1&2 fail because though they are part of the overall path they are above the highest permissible member. Rows 3&4 pass because they feature the highest permissible member in the path to the topmost parent. Row 5 fails because the highest permissible parent doesn't feature in the PATH at all.
Note that because the result at this point is still a Table as opposed to a single value, it handles users with multiple permissions correctly. The next part is to make sure that in the specific row of the Dimension we are evaluating if that row is in the permitted list, which we can do by putting an outer FILTER on the GENERATE.
FILTER(GENERATE(FILTER(UserSecurity,UserSecurity[User]="U4″),FILTER('DimEmployee',PATHCONTAINS(PATH([EmployeeKey],[ParentEmployeeKey]),UserSecurity[Highest Parent]))),DimEmployee[EmployeeKey]=EARLIER(DimEmployee[EmployeeKey]))
We use the EARLIER function to get the current value of the EmployeeKey from the outer evaluation pass and give us the context specific to this row. Our final step is to convert this into a single value, which I do using a COUNTROWS function:
COUNTROWS(FILTER(GENERATE(FILTER(UserSecurity,UserSecurity[User]="U4″),FILTER('DimEmployee',PATHCONTAINS(PATH([EmployeeKey],[ParentEmployeeKey]),UserSecurity[Highest Parent]))),DimEmployee[EmployeeKey]=EARLIER(DimEmployee[EmployeeKey])))
Because of the way the data works in this example, COUNTROWS will return either 1 if Authorised or 0 if unauthorised.
The final step is then to use this Authorised calculation in the Measures to ensure we can only see permitted values for that user, which is no more complex than:
… and it's done. Totals created by this measure will be sensitive to what the user is entitled to see and be fully aware of the Parent / Child relationship even though we only explicitly secure a parent.
Seeing this in action, we see that user U4 is authorised to see the two nodes from keys 290 (Alberts) & 294 (Abbas) and downwards:
As I mentioned previously this doesn't secure the Hierarchy members from being visible, so the path up the tree is still visible – but there will be no values coming through that may be tied to those members.
Quick wrap
So this post has been pretty dense. If you want to get your hands on the result I have provided a sample PowerPivot workbook which has the completed example.
As a reminder, we set out to:
- Secure a Parent Child dimension at a Parent level, allowing all children to be visible
- Allow multiple Parents to be securable to a given user
- Keep it as easy to administer as possible
We did this by using the PATH function to make each row aware of where it was in the Parent / Child Hierarchy. Then using the GENERATE function and some FILTERs to dynamically mimic a relationship we worked out what security could apply. Finally we used the PATHCONTAINS function to work out what security applied.
So we hit point 1 on functionality, point 2 just through the nature of the solution – and by using a simple table rather than Roles / AD type solutions hit point 3.
Finally, a big hat tip to a post from Alberto Ferrari which helped me make sense of Parent Child in Tabular in the first place.


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Hello again,
I did NOT feel like exercising at all today. I didn't even want to get out of the bed. Come to think of it, neither did my pups. Poor Josie would look at me then towards the bedroom as if to say aren't we going back to bed?
We didn't get a walk in due to rain but I got my toning done.
Tomorrow we head back to Jackson, MS. I hope this is the last time.
Take care eveyone!
Hello everyone!
I am soooooooooooo tired. And sore? Oh yes. They are so right about the muscles worked needing a rest. I'm going to sleep like a baby tonight that's for sure.
I hope you all had a wonderful day today. WooHoo! Here's to a new week!
I was having a pity party yesterday. The post I erased was just a song from you tube. Please forgive this hardheaded old lady.
I posted a blog yesterday. It was a cute little message for all my friends. I'm guessing no interest or no one was on line. That's okay. Stuff happens, I deleted it so no worries. Any hoo, I hope your day after was a good one. I'm watching TV with my hubby right now. So I'll say good night. See you on the threads
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I have a question, did you take the time out today to look in the mirror and tell yourselk that you are beautiful, if not, go and do it right now. And don't just say it, MEAN IT. YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL! YOU ARE STRONG! YOU ARE WORTH IT! Say it and BELIEVE it because you are!!!
I hope you had a wonderful day today. Sure the weather may be ugly, and your body may be complaining, etc., etc., etc. Try and look for the good in today, not the bad. My mother always said that better days are coming and she was right. But they get here a lot quicker with the right attitudes.
My day was good. I got my toning down and I had a brisk walk with Josie. My food and water are good for the day as well.
Wishing you all a fantastic evening and an even better tomorrow!


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