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I know that with the holidays right around the corner, most likely you are swamped with last-minute shopping, food to prepare and people to entertain, so the last thing you need is something else on your plate to worry about. But 'tis also the season for accidents! According to Forbes.com, over 400 Americans lose their lives to holiday-related fires each year, and 1,000 are hospitalized with injuries. Also, there are 200 Christmas tree fires each year, too. Overall, fires during the holiday season cost the country over $900 million in damage.
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In a recent news statement, Jeff Guy, director of Vanderbilt Regional Burn Center said, "We see a significant increase in burn patients between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Your holiday, which should be full of joy and celebration, can quickly turn tragic."
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I love John Steinbeck's prose! Meet a marvelous cast of characters who reside on Cannery Row and come to life at night. Exquisite! Enough said!
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. I loved the quirky characters, the (almost) unbelievable situations and the wonderful humor and love that Steinbeck showed for these wonderful people.
The last time I read anything by John Steinbeck I was in high school and I really didn't enjoy it. So, it was a with a little trepidation that I opened the cover of "Cannery Row."
Apparently, in the 20 years since high school, I've evolved a bit as a reader. I thoroughly enjoyed "Cannery Row." The novel is basically a long set up for a big party in a poor section of Monterey.
This was just plain fun to read. The book was populated by flawed but interesting characters.
Unlike most people, I think that the patches of good writing do not really compensate for the sexism and the copious doses of sentimentality.
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- "It's inhabitants are, as the man once said, "whores, pimps, gamblers, and sons of bitches," by which he meant Everybody. Had the man looked through another peephole he might have said "Saints and angels and martyrs and holy men," and he would have meant the same thing."
- "For there are two possible reactions to social ostracism -- either a man emerges determined to be better, purer, and kindlier or he goes bad, challenges the world and does even worse things. This last is by far the commonest reaction to stigma."
- "Look at them. There are your true philosophers. I think... that Mack and the boys know everything that has ever happened in the world and possibly everything that ever will happen. I think they survive in this particular world better than other people. In a time when people tear themselves to pieces with ambition and nervousness and covetousness, they are relaxed. All of our so-called successful men are sick men, with bad stomachs, and bad souls, but Mack and the boys are healthy and curiously clean. They can do what they want. They can satisfy their appetites without calling them something else."
This book didn't have one big unifying emotion, or feeling, like I felt with the other Steinbeck novels that I've read. It was a mixture of the tales of people within Cannery Row and then a lot of things that just tend to happen in everyone's mundane, normal life. It was refreshing in that aspect, and very much so in the way that it wasn't trying too hard to make this city anymore complicated than any 'normal' city.
With all those positive things being said it wasn't the best at keeping the reader glued to the pages. There were sections that were particularly gripping (the frog wrangling, the parties, the stories about the dog, etc.), but for a lot of the book I felt like I was just trying to power through to the next meaningful section.
All-in-all, parts of the book were really enjoyable, but as a whole it wasn't his best work. With it being a Steinbeck book, I think it's fair to say that if this book written by any other author it would have received a higher rating, but I have a high bar set for Steinbeck's writings because I know he was just THAT good.
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Unburdened by the material necessities of the more fortunate, the denizens of Cannery Row discover rewards unknown in more traditional society. Henry the painter sorts through junk lots for pieces of wood to incorporate into the boat he is building, while the girls from Dora Flood's bordello venture out now and then to enjoy a bit of sunshine. Lee Chong stocks his grocery with almost anything a man could want, and Doc, a young marine biologist who ministers to sick puppies and unhappy souls, unexpectedly finds true love. Cannery Row is just a few blocks long, but the story it harbors is suffused with warmth, understanding, and a great fund of human values.
First published in 1945, Cannery Row focuses on the acceptance of life as it isboth the exuberance of community and the loneliness of the individual. John Steinbeck draws on his memories of the real inhabitants of Monterey, California, and interweaves their stories in this world where only the fittest survivecreating what is at once one of his most humorous and poignant works. In Cannery Row, John Steinbeck returns to the setting of Tortilla Flat to create another evocative portrait of life as it is lived by those who unabashedly put the highest value on the intangibleshuman warmth, camaraderie, and love.
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J W Baker
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Sometimes all you can do is appreciate the time you have
June 10th, 2010
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Nagpur, Ma - India
Very nice work
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Thank you Joe - it would appear we are joined through two Clans - That of the Bear and of the Artist! Thank you my Brother!!
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J W,...both you and I are touched by the spirit of the Bear - you've done an Excellent job with this intimate painting - AS ALWAYS my friend! . ..........Joe
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Thank you Kathy!!
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Steinkjer, No - Norway
Thank you JW, I just might do that! You know, I have 2 months vacation each year, so I have the time :-)
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@Baard - you have an open invitation to come by the studio any time to see this or any other paintings! : )
Steinkjer, No - Norway
Ok, a couple feet then, but I still wanna see it up close! :-)
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@ Joni - Thank you! @ Baard - actually you need a couple feet of distance to see the colors shift - depending on the ambient lighting and your position, the colors will go from flat to vibrantly visible from Violet to Blue to Green or the other way around...
Steinkjer, No - Norway
Beautiful JW, and I wish I could see it up close!
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Great painting. Joni
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Thank you Joy - what I wish would translate in this online image that can only be appreciated in the original is the Northern Lights - they were painted with something called "Interference Colors" (by Golden Paints), which basically shift color depending upon where you stand, so as you move past the painting, the Northern Lights shift from Blue to Green to Violet - fluid motion like the real thing - it's pretty cool.
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- Publisher: GamersGate
- Release Date: Jul 23, 2012
An action-packed strategy game of galactic conquest! Welcome to a new experience in gameplay and battle your way through a series of devastating space feuds, for supremacy across the universe. Unleash your firepower and launch an arsenal of special attacks to destroy the enemy.
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Jun 26, 2014This is a paint-by-the-numbers turn-based strategy game that feels like a clone (rip-off) of the venerable Heroes of Might and Magic franchise absent the engaging environments and grand strategy challenges that characterized most of the Heroes games. You move your fleets along a rail map and blast enemy fleets and repeat and repeat and repeat until you either get to the end of the line or lose interest, realize you wasted your money on a game the developers put very little effort into and banish the game from your hard drive never to return.… Expand
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"On the whole I found staying at Founty Beach Agadir a very relaxing time however there were a few glitches and did not feel that the staff when I complained acted professionally or reacted to those complaints effectively. The hotel is lovely however does feel in need of refurbishment as chairs were broken or stained, in the lobby area. I would recommend that the toilet facilities in the lobby/reception be dramatically improved."Rating: 8,0
Ruth Knowles says: 2 months
Overall an enjoyable holiday, would have been improved with a few customer friendly touches.
"Our stay at the Iberostar in Agadir on the whole was good. The staff are very accommodating and any issues were dealt with promptly. Our room was clean and the beds comfortable. This hotel could do with some re-generating, we found the dinning room to be depressing due to it's lack lustre decoration, very 1970's. A big can of white paint and new curtains would totally lift the mood in there. Our main complaint would be that the first day we arrived we got a bottle of water in our room, thereafter we had to get it from behind the bar. But the bottles were small, economically wouldn't it be cost effective for the hotel to provide all rooms with a large bottle every day rather than customers taking 3 or 4 small ones from behind the bar. As it is all inclusive a few bottles in the fridge would have been welcome.( soft drinks or beer)This is the first all inclusive we have stayed in, that did not provide at least water every day, or as necessary. Fridges placed around the pool with water in them would be a good idea saving the bar staff extra time, to serve other drinks. A few more beds on the beach would have been welcome. We could only get a sunbed late in the afternoon. Due mainly to people bagging them in the morning (3 or 4 in some cases). And not using them until later in the day. The hotel is well placed and the walk way all the way on the front to the harbour was well used by us. "Rating: 7,0
M. Theunissen says: 2 months
a positive experience to stay at Iberostar Algadir, Morocco
"reception at our hotel was fine. The room was large, bright and clean. Too bad he was only ready at 15.00. The "all inclusive" was well cared for both meals and snacks and drinks in between. I thought it was just a pity that the main dining room was so uncomfortable, like a big "eating" in the barn. But nothing but praise for the entire staff!"Rating: 8,0
Janusz says: 2 months
"Hotel bardzo ładny,duze baseny otoczone zielonym ogrodem.Pokoje duze czodzienne sprzatane z balkonem -balkon z widokiem na baseny i ocean.Jedzenie przepyszne z bradzo duzy wybór potraw-sałatki miesa ryby,tadziny róznego rodzaju[miesne rybne warzywne] desery ciasta.Obsługa bardzo mila władajaca kilkoma jezykami-prubująca tez po polsku.Miło wspominamy wieczorne drinki w hotelowym barze z przemiła obsługa.Bardzo polecam ten hotel"Rating: 10,0


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by Libby Anne cross posted from her blog Love, Joy, FeminismGrowing up, my brothers got purity rings too. They, too, were expected to stay pure until marriage. I have often taken comfort in the seeming egalitarian application of purity teachings in my own upbringing. Or so I've told myself.But I'm getting frustrated. Because let's face it, the emphasis is on the girls. … [Read more...]
GHC Retracts Invitation to HARO
So that fund raiser that we posted last week to help Ryan Stollar and associates to go the Great Homeschool Conference to speak isn't needed now. Looks like in a typically chicken-crap fundamentalist/evangelical move they've withdrawn the invitation. If I were a betting woman I'd say this is more about protecting the message and the brand from anyone/thing that might cause those attending to actually think for themselves. Poorly done and cowardly. … [Read more...]
Part 5: Abuse Survey
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Help HARO Present at the 2014 Great Homeschool Convention
A request from our awesome friends at Homeschool Alumni Reaching Out, which has grown out of Homeschoolers Anonymous. They've have an opportunity to be part of the conversation on the future of homeschooling at the Great Homeschool Convention but need help to raise the funds to cover expensives. Here's what they have to say: … [Read more...]
TTUAC: Immediate Obedience or Death
by Libby Anne cross posted from her blog Love, Joy, FeminismTo Train Up A Child, pp. 3—4 "WHOA, HORSE"We live in a horse and buggy community where someone is always training a new horse. When you get into a buggy to go down a narrow, winding state highway filled with eighteen-wheelers and logging trucks, you must have a totally submissive horse. You cannot depend on whipping it into submission. One mistake, and the young men are again making several new pine boxes and digging six-foot deep holes in the orchard. … [Read more...]
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by Kaleesha Williams cross posted from her blog Kaleesha WilliamsI've heard so many sermons about sexual temptation, so much focus there, but they are occasionally balanced with messages about how holy and pure sex is within marriage. Within marriage only. Imagine, "Sex is sinful, evil, wicked... Oh, now you're married--okay, you're free to enjoy yourselves!" I wonder, what does a piece of paper or a pronunciation of "man and wife" actually change about the messages we've received all our lives regarding sex? (Or about relationships in general. Marriage is a very interesting institution, but I shan't go there now.) … [Read more...]
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I have never heard such a word that made me feel both terrified
and relieved."
–Mandeq Ahmed, "both"
"I can't abandon
the person I used to be
so I carry her"
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SEVERE DEPRESSION PSYCH, reads my hospital record. SUICIDAL IDEATION. In bold. All caps. Letters that will never go away.
Stories. People all over the world are claiming them as their own and speaking out about them. My best friend Olivia, in an incredible act of bravery and strength, just told some of hers at http://myensomusings.wordpress.com. (Read it and be floored. Moved. Inspired. Perhaps even changed.) The power of her story, along with a desire to not only know others in this way but also participate in this knowing by being known, has inspired me to tell more of my own. So, here's a window into mine.
Two weeks ago, I got out of the hospital after vying with a severe kidney infection. I misinterpreted my symptoms and was treating myself for another condition with which I have already been diagnosed instead of seeking treatment for the infection I really had.
By the time I arrived at the hospital, I shook uncontrollably, couldn't keep anything down, watched my fever rise and rise. The doctor who first saw me in the ER said that I had the highest white blood cell count of any patient he had seen in his entire career–he later compared it to the numbers he sees in Stage Four leukemia patients half an hour before they die. My body was fighting with everything it had just to stay alive.
My fever spiked that night to 104.6, and wouldn't lower, despite all the medication the doctors tried. That kind of fever can cause brain damage, seizures, and death. As a last resort, my nurses covered my body with ice to prevent me from seizing, and hopefully save my life. They did. I remained in the hospital fighting my infection for six days before being released and having to rest another seven days before returning to my college classes.
Today, as I was poring over my doctors' notes (the ones they give you when you're discharged) in a thick manila envelope, I came across the bolded letters in my patient history. Bolded letters in my past. Present. SEVERE DEPRESSION PSYCH. SUICIDAL IDEATION. Always there.
I remember when two social workers came during my hospital haze of fever and painkillers to act concerned and ask me whether I was having "any more of that" since my hospitalization for it last March. Anger flashed through me. Any more of that? I thought to myself. Any more of that? My whole life is battling that. Any more of that? Leave me be. "No," I answered aloud. "Not of note."
Melancholy has been inextricably threaded through my history; I think of it as a color-tone in the tapestry of my life, more prominent in certain lights than in others. Since childhood, I've been mostly quiet and introspective, down on myself, perfectionistic. I struggled with severe bouts of depression and self-harm in high school, but I had always thought of college as my source of hope and way out – a way out of the small town in upstate New York where I grew up, a way away from destructive relationships, a way to experience freshness and freedom in ways I never before had imagined. So I made sure everyone knew I was serious about getting away and flew 3,000 miles to attend Westmont College in Santa Barbara, California.
College was a whole new kettle of fish. I changed a lot over the course of these last four years–dyed my hair then let it go natural again, started running, lost a lot of weight, became a philosophy addict, read buckets of new books, essays, and journal articles, learned more about just how little I really knew, became passionate about issues like race, ethnicity, gender, conflict and reconciliation, and all kinds of other things that I knew nearly nothing about in high school, fell in love, was shaped by my study abroad experience in Ireland, got into yoga and Pilates, became a vegetarian, started working toward veganism, examined my spiritual beliefs again and again, allowing them to shift organically as I learned and grew, made lifelong friends, joined the Sailing Team, did more hiking and ocean swimming than I've done in the rest of my life TOTAL, became more independent, developed my perception of my own identity, dreamed big about the future, drank gallons of coffee and tea, wrote, lived fluidly, (all so good) then
almost lost my best friend to suicide. Let the love of my life go. Grappled with my health as thing after thing went wrong. Let the melancholy grow and rise. Stopped being able to get out of bed and face the world on a regular basis. Took four Incompletes in classes the fall of my junior year because I was so depressed (both situationally and physiologically) that I couldn't get my work done. Was only able to complete two of them over Christmas break. Watched the deadline sail by and the "I"s be replaced with "F"s. (For someone whose identity was so tied to her grades, I'm surprised I survived that, let alone that in combination with everything else.)
I started a new semester (Spring 2014), and got behind again because I still hadn't dealt with the core issue of my depression. I beat myself up about both of those things. My best friend at school went abroad. I took more phone calls about other suicide attempts of my best friend from home. I felt totally hopeless and powerless to help or even be myself for her. I contemplated leaving school. I contemplated killing myself.
Then I was raped by an acquaintance while on a casual date. I said nothing, and reached out to no one. I watched time stop as my chest filled again and again with the kind of pain that no physical ailment can explain. Time remained frozen until, in a breathless, desperate moment, I called a friend on campus, telling her that I had stopped taking care of myself and that I didn't feel safe here – that I needed help. We drove together to the hospital, where she sat holding my hand until I was admitted to the psych ward for severe depression and suicidal ideation.
And now, eight months later, I'm here. Alive. After months of intensive therapy and intentional work on my part to process through my past and build self-awareness, mindfulness, holistic health, and gratitude into my moment-by-moment life, I am seeing changes.
But what I'm here to testify to isn't my journey from "being in a bad place" to "being in a good place." (I don't believe it works like that at all. Change isn't linear in my experience – it's more seasonal, like life in a garden. I'm not by any means ready for an ultimate victory cry.)
I'm here to testify that it happens. I'm here to testify that it happened, and is happening, for me. I'm here as a reminder that mental illness affects everyone, everywhere, whether directly or by proxy–loved ones, friends, family members, acquaintances, every person we don't know but to whom our hearts go out. I'm here to let my voice join the voices of so many before me–it is real, it is everywhere, and it needs to be brought into the light. When will we stop stigmatizing it and instead start facing it–facing it with the love, compassion, and care required of any illness? When will we start throwing our hands in instead of throwing them up? When will we start participating in the healing?
I carry my past and myself with me. I carry this heaviness, this propensity for uncontrolled sadness and bouts of deep depression, these flashbacks to the rape, this loss and grief and void. I carry the person I've been.
I combat these things with the knowledge that I am capable of overcoming adversity.
I remind myself daily that I don't just carry the bad things–that I also carry with me the support of my friends, family, and incredible boyfriend, Oliver. I carry with me hope and love and a will to live. I carry with me the desire to let people in similar circumstances know that they are not alone, and help them in any way that I can. I carry with me all of the parts of myself that are in tension with one another, and do my best to hold them there. It's not my fault that I was raped. It's not my fault that I hit my breaking point and needed professional help to get back on my feet. It's not my fault that this stays with me, and always will. I am unashamed. Here and now, I own my story. I own my mental illness. I own my past. These alone do not define me.
Self-acceptance is always a journey, but I'll say it now – I love who I am. Why have I felt ashamed to say that, or even feel that? Why should I feel ashamed to say that? There is no shame in being unashamedly oneself. None. No shame. And I guess to do that–to be unashamedly myself–I had to start here.
Peace. Joy. Wherever you are, may they be yours in abundance today.


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The friendliness of the people at the reception desk; The breakfast for 9€ included yogurt and fresh fruit--excellent value for money; The room was quite small but thoughtfully designed for maximum comfort. I especially liked the lighting treatment, which creates a cosy atmosphere. I also really loved the booklet they have created explaining the history of the site. Fantastic idea!
The single bed I had was quite narrow, to fit the confines of the room, probably 70 cm. Large people should probably reserve a double room and not a single.
For 2 persons the room was extremely small. All the rest was ok.
Been comng to Trois Colleges for many years. Never disappoints. It's very well located for everything you want to do. Recently refreshed and looking very bright, modern and clean.
Location was superb and very accessible by train from the airport. the hotel was clean and comfortable although the room was tiny. The staff were always keen to be helpful.
The room was tiny although we did expect that in Paris. Bring your own hairdryer! Hotel one was rubbish !!!!!
room size understandably cramped, but adequate.
Great location in Paris, friendly staff, clean rooms, value for money
Very tiny room, not too abundant breakfast
I usually stay here when in Paris, which I visit 2-3 times a year. It's very well located for left-bank sights, activities and the small cinemas nearby. Rates seem lower than many others in the area.
Beds are not the most comfortable. Also, no tea/coffee making equipment provided, a problem as I needed hot drinking water for medication.
Noise from water cistern when other guests used their bathroom
Great location, terrific staff and service, clean efficient rooms, lovely breakfast. Will certainly return.
Somewhat small rooms and upper floor corridors, but no big deal - one is there mainly just to sleep!
At first when we walked into the hotel the most friendly staff I've ever seen greeted us. Our check-in time was at 2 but we arrived at 12 and they let us stay check-in once the room was finished cleaning. The atmosphere in the room was very cosy and everything was very clean. The room seems to be recently renovated, even though it was small, it was the best option I ever had and I am sure this will be the place I come back to
Breakfast room was large and service to table, persons working In hotel were nice too
Small room and wardrobe and not so much place for clothes and other items.bathtube was high and diffucult to go to take a shower.
All staff members whom I met were very kind, the location was perfect (a short walk to metro and rer stations, close to notre dame, Luxembourg gardens, la Sorbonne, etc.), and the area was calm yet close to the hustle and bustle of Paris.
A large room should not be expected in the heart of Paris if you choose a single room. I really don't have any complaints.
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Wifi free but a bit flaky Very small (single) room, although I did not spend much time in it after all
The location is good, a short stroll down the road and your at the Seine. The parking at the underground silo is quite expensive, but convenient. The rooms are small but comfortable and clean
Wi-fi very slow
It was with in walking distance to almost every tourist attraction Luxonbourg park was excellent what ever time of day. The staff where all approachable & most spoke good English as our French is poor.
We liked every thing about it
The location and the hotel as it was.
During our stay it was not more than 24 C. I think the room might be to warm on erally hot summer days. It was already a little to warm during one of the nights.
small shower room
Most hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Clean rooms.
There were no rooms available for 4. You are not supposed to have food or drink in your room. The rooms are very tiny.
Location was excellent.The staff very friendly .Our room was spotless
A bit more space in the rooms would have helped with our luggage. However location made up for this.
Awesome location on a quiet street next to the Sorbonne. Friendly and helpful staff, updated facilities, air conditioning and very very clean. I have stayed in similar Parisian hotels that were noisy, not very clean, and staff was rather snooty. This hotel is such a bargain for a very cheap price. My colleague booked a hotel across the street that was more than double the price - and the only difference was a better breakfast. But his room did not have air conditioning. I will stay at Hotel des 3 Colleges again. Merci beacoup to les staff!
No complaints about anything. For the price, this hotel cannot be beat!
The position.
1) The relationship between the very (very!) high price (140 eur each night) and the corridors and room size: these are not hotel corridors or rooms, but real "holes", even if design-furnished. We two could not walk or move in it at the same moment. Really a shame. 2) This is not a families friendly hotel: for the first time in our French travels we paid the baby cot (8 eur each night!) and the milk in the biberon. We were informed about the cost of the bed, but this doesn't mean anything, since we had no choices to do differently, mostly if considering the room size and, consequently, the double bed size: the baby could have never slept with us! 3) The rudeness of the cleaning woman and reception girl in charge on Sat July 12th morning: when we asked the pleasure to have some milk for the baby in the biberon, they were quite puzzled and hardly gave it to us, remarking it was not free, but 1,50 eur charged (... NO COMMENT). Plus, when they gave it to us it was really steaming: I kindly remarked this and asked some cold milk or an ice cube and they replied: "If this does not fit you, you can do it by yourself". NEVER HAPPENED SOMETHING LIKE THAT BEFORE.
The hotel was clean with updated fixtures and well functioning bathroom and shower. The staff was very helpful and more than willing to answer questions and provide assistance. Breakfast was well done and a value compared to nearby restaurants.
The room was a little smaller than expected with no view from the windows. Storage for clothes was a little limited.
Great location Newly refurbished and well appointed, quiet room Good facilities (a/c,elevator, hot water,etc) and services (daily cleaning) Helpful staff
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Dirty sheet, small space, high price, unsafty
Not much room to walk around or put luggage.
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Thought it would be nice to have a place for us to introduce ourselves and share a little about ourselves and our families - what led us to adoption, where we are in the process, what kind of adoption we're involved with, as far as international/from where, domestic, from foster care, etc. Feel free to tell us anything else!
I'm Alicia and my DH, Buddy and I have one biological son, Benjamin, born 9/14/04. In the month after his birth, I had multiple post partum hemorrhages that ultimately resulted in an emergency hysterectomy when Benjamin was a month old. They just couldn't find a cause for the bleeding or a way to stop it for good and it got to the point where I couldn't risk losing anymore blood. I pretty much knew right away, or very shortly after, that we would adopt. Our family just isn't complete. We had an offer of surrogacy, but financially, we can't shell out the money needed for in-vitro and that whole route without a guarentee of a child when it's all said and done.
After much research, we have decided that we will be adopting our daughter from Ethiopia. We both feel more comfortable with the risks involved in the international process. We were drawn to Ethiopia because of the great need for families. We plan on applying and getting the whole process started in August-Sept. 2006. Our family and friends are wonderfully supportive and we are just really excited at having our 2nd child!
Well I am just lurking around here to find info. DH and I have been TTC for 18months- we aren't giving up b/c all his weel with his swimmers and I and I am semi -ok LOL... I have had 2 ectopics in the past year and only have one tube so I am thinking it will happen in God's time but in the mean time we also wanted to adopt and especially with everything failing this month with clomid/IUI, we are thinking we might go ahead and get things started with the adoption process.. though we still REALLY want our own biological child so we are still unsure at this point but we are looking into it. DH and I are both 26 (exactly one month apart) and I have a DD who is 10- not biologically my DH but is in the sense that he is the only father she has ever known. Dh is a Marine and I was once a sailor and am now a student advisor. We have 3 furbabies whom we love like our children and thats about it for me! Thanks for letting me share.
Hi Jill! Welcome to the board!! I hope '06 brings you guys your miracle! It took us 17 months to conceive our son - hang in there!!
Thanks! I know... we are cuttently at 18 months. I know it will happen -even if it has to be through IVF it is just so hard when you want a baby so bad. I know you understand. Dh and I were talking about adopting anyway, initially it was going to be after we had our own biological children but we were thinking of getting started now and if we get pg in the mean time wonderful. I am just still stunned looking at the price of adoption!!! Yikes!
Hey Jill! Nice to see you here!
I'm just getting some info. We've only been TTC for 6 months (kudos to Jill) now, but we've been talking about it recently...I guess just for future reference. It's always nice to have a back up plan.
Hi, my name is Erin. I've never officially introduced myself, so I guess that I should!
For the past 3 months or so, I have really felt strongly on my heart that God wanted us to pursue International Adoption. At first I was really taken aback by the idea, but it has really really grown on me. When I first shared this with Toni, he said that he "felt something" in his heart... he felt God confirming something, but he didn't feel ready to pursue it any further. So, since that time, I have been just waiting and praying and asking for God's direction in this area.
Well, about a week ago Toni came to me and told me that he felt that we should start seriously looking into International Adoption. (This happened before he knew anything about the BFN... he had no idea even where I was in my cycle!) So, yesterday afternoon we went and met with a lady from Social Services. We are researching countries/agencies now and gathering information. We likely will not move forward on anything until we get back from Brazil, so for now we are just researching and praying for God to direct us on the next step.
From where we sit now, it looks like we most likely will be adopting a little boy from Brazil. We are SO EXCITED to see where God will take us!
OK, I guess its my turn. I am Sarah, DH is Matt. He is AD Air Force, and will be home from the desert at the end of this month. We never have really TTC, but we did go off BCP to see what happens. While he has been gone, we've made the decision to adopt first. DH has always wanted to adopt, and so did I. In fact, I was four, my mom took me to a toy store for my BD and told me to pick out anything I wanted. I chose an AA boy Cabbage Patch baby. Mom said she knew from then on that I would grow up to have a "rainbow" family. We had an adoption fall through 6 months ago, although it hasn't really fallen through, just changed. We will in all likelyhood end up with that child in our home, but not for a year or more. Kinda a long story.
We will be adopting foster kids in the states. My father, a pastor, actually has alot of native american friends, that live on reserves. DFS has no real standing in reserves, apparently, so they need adoptive parents. So, we may go that way first. It doesn't really matter to me. We are currently stationed in AR, but we are going to try to PCS (move) to KS. In about six months, if we havent PCSd yet, we'll start the process in AR. I'm loving how busy this board has gotten- Keep it up!!
I'm Shannon. Mom to Juniper who we adopted from Guatemala last year. We signed with our agency in February, she was born May 1, I went to Guatemala to foster her May 20 and we came home August 12th.
After six years ttc, we stoped short of IVF and have loved this decision. I am so in love with my babe it hurts.
Hi ladies - I am Denise and my husband and I have two adopted children from the country of Kazakhstan that were adopted 3 years ago today (today is our Gotcha Day anniversary) -
We had a wonderful experience and can't say enough good things about adoption. We have met alot of friends that have adopted internationally, domestically and through foster care from our experience.
Good luck to all those in the process - your forever baby awaits you somewhere!
a. Almaty Kazakhstan 2003