2004 Resolutions and Reflections

Laurie Allen
CT, USA

 

 

Resolutions

~ Devote more time to my writing. Not to dwell on the past, live and enjoy each day in the present, and hope for a peaceful future.

Reflections 

~ I cannot begin to list in detail my reflections on this past year of the friendships I've made and the journeys I've encountered.  I can only say that I am truly blessed.  Thank you all!

Lori ListMom
AZ, USA

   

Resolutions

~ For 2004, I have resolved to finish meeting my goals of starting my own business, even better health, more weight loss, and basically enjoy life to its fullest. I want to continue to make new friends, and nurture the relationships I already have. Most of all, I wish a Stanley Cup for my beloved Red Wings! :)

Reflections 

~
2003 for me was a hectic and harried year. Too many plans made and not enough time and energy to fulfill them all, as well as a few unexpected bumps in the road along the way. But overall, the past year was a good one, full of fun times with friends (Comic-Con!, some goals met (lost weight!), a new better paying job, and good health overall. Who could ask for more?  May 2004 be the best year yet for everyone.

Jumpy96
AZ, USA

   

Resolutions

~ Looking for apartments in a different state and move!!! Get new job!!!  Fresh life in another state.

Reflections 

~ I do hope that I will be able to move to Colorado this summer. :):)

Petrina
NY, USA

   

Resolutions

~ I would love to spend this new year doing more of the things I really love to do with the people I really love.  I want to be true to myself and spend more time developing, nourishing and enjoying the many gifts God has given to me.

Reflections 

~ I would especially like to live my life in a way that honors God every day, in little things and in big ways.  Not an easy task, but a worthy one.  Thank you, Daniel, for sharing your peace with us.

Philip Austin
BC, Canada

   

Resolutions

~ Go back on the Atkins Diet.

Reflections 

~ None

Lee Hennigar
Canada

   

Resolutions

~ To stop and take more time to appreciate love and life.

Reflections 

~ I started already by taking a trip down the highway to Jasper National Park. What a beautiful and breath taking place to spend a day to reflect. The scenery was truly beautiful with winter's glow. Love and peace to all. Happy New Year!!

Juliet
Toronto, Canada

   

Resolutions

~ To set a realistic goal to finish writing my first novel and to give more of myself to the less fortunate folks around me. And to love, live and learn from every experience that I’m faced with.

Reflections 

~ I’ve been blessed in many areas of my life and looking at life with a positive attitude makes a real big difference on the outcome of situations.  I’ve always found that my inner strength has help me overcome my outer challenges.

Mandi
Idaho, USA

   

Resolutions

~ To make sure I am as happy as I can be for those around me that cannot. I want to get things done on time and not procrastinate.

Reflections 

~ Last year my life changed in good & bad ways. I learned from them and hope not to do the bad ever again in the coming years.

Luis Javier
Puerto Rico

   

Resolutions

~ To just live my life and care for myself at the moment and not think so much in finding someone to spend my life with cause I think that person will come when it's meant to. Also another resolution is to keep my dreams alive and always think that I can do what I set myself to do because you taught me that in many ways, especially after having had my dream of meeting you realized when I met you this year at the Comic Con. 

Reflections 

~ Thank you for always being my inspiration and I hope that this new year brings you many good things both in your personal life as well as your professional life.

Patty Sue Dow
VT, USA

   

Resolutions

~ To meet Daniel in person.

Reflections 

~ I wish you (Laurie), the fan club and Daniel a happy New Year.

messiah676
Miami, FL

   

Resolutions

~ To set up my own website--Appear in some aspect of commercial media—Achieve and maintain 5-8 % body fat —Reestablish my Rehab company
(aside from my 40+ hours a week profession) and continue with Physical Therapy —Travel to New Zealand or Italy/Greece for 2 weeks—Get married (hmmm well lets not push lady luck)-- Get a SAG card—become less of a recluse.

Reflections 

~ How do I wrap up this year concisely?  In retrospect, I came out of a severe depression for the last year(+), which had blinded my ability to see life the way it’s meant to be. I was living only at the moment without affiliation, believing I was merely bored with every aspect of my being. My only solace was the the BM show which kept me going week to week, nothing else mattered, I didn’t matter to myself at one point. Funny how the show sustained me for so long and continues to do at the present time. I viewed loneliness and indiscretions with my self–image as a staple of life rather than just a nuisance that we all must deal with at one point. Gradually, though guarded, I became part of the DG fan club avidly reading everything yet not communicating with anyone. I then began acquiring BM props at a maddening pace, meeting Daniel in San Diego finally sealed that chapter of bleakness I was going through and I returned home with new perspectives and horizons.  Eventually, I slowly opened myself up to total strangers, mostly Laurie/Lori at first, something of which I have never done before. After meeting Daniel, I got the motivation to pursue modeling as an outlet. I began to focus on myself and so far I’ve lost 25 lbs. I hope to take it as far as I can only to have it lead to other venues of which I must open the doors rather than wish for it to happen. My goal is to resemble DG as he was on the show, Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. To imitate someone is to to pay a genuine compliment-- often an unintended compliment.
I also became good friends with Scott Brewer (one of Daniel’s stunt doubles) oddly enough through E-bay; hey, who says you can’t buy friends, LOL. He visited me in Miami back in late August and now I may be heading back to OZ mid-January ‘04 to visit him and his family. Earlier this year, I would have never realized how much I got out of a show: friendships, a sense of belonging, and much less to met Daniel in person.
I’m grateful to have met Daniel through which his influence and motivation, I have learned to decrease the amount of time-constrained pressures I place on myself to succeed at everything I try.  To become more responsive and open to others who want to help me, as I give all of myself to others and yet do not allow others to do the same for me.  I have been completely open as never before, initially to strangers, to those few members of the DG fan club (offline) and received reassurance in return.
**How do you thank someone you don’t know who’s help you more than you can help yourself.  Daniel, Thank You for getting me out of that dark period, though we truly know nothing of each, I consider you a friend.**  Cesar

Jasminda
Chilliwack, Canada

   

Resolutions

~ I want to be able to like what I see when I look in the mirror.

Reflections 

~ I have seen too much focus on the lives of others; it's about time we respected the privacy of others (namely, various celebrities) and focused on our own lives and loved ones.

Sheila
PA, USA

   

Resolutions

~ Try and watch "BeastMaster" as much as I can.

Reflections 

~ It's been a ruff year, health-wise.  I had a cancer scare, my mom is having heart problems.  Let's hope next year's better than this last one.

Niña (Ice)
Manila, Philippines

   

Resolutions

~ "Count my blessings, be thankful and share them" - My lifetime resolution because life won't make sense if I don't give something back.

Reflections 

~ As always, I've learned a lot and spent too much. LOL!  2003 has been a very draining year work-wise and having a really good team makes everything easier.  So stressful, I've spent so much on movies! LOL!  Yeah, I'm watching an average of two movies in a week. Seriously, I'm very thankful for all the people who gets to see others beyond the status quo or reputation and decide for themselves. :) I'm thankful for the DGFC members, newbies and oldies, for their open arms.  Hmm, to sum it all up, I had a fun-filled year. :)

Amber Davison
Indiana, USA

   

Resolutions

~ my resolutions are to put my past behind me and let the flow of nature and life lead me down the path that is for me. I also wish to become a happier person without so much worry and pain. I am going to focus on my future and success in future endeavors. I am going to strive to be the best that I can.

Reflections 

~ This past year and for many years, I have let the pain and wrong that has been so unnecessarily bestowed upon me rule my life. I have
been so worried about everyone else and protecting them that I forgot that I have to take care of myself. In doing so my health (in every sense of the word) has been dwindling and dying more each day. I have been so afraid for everyone else and spent so much time trying to right their wrongs that I have let what little happiness I had slip away. I became a depressed shadow of my former self and I couldn't even see it. I guess when you try to fix everybody else you end up breaking yourself. I hate that and it scares me. I am afraid that if I don't fix things then no one will and everything will fall apart and my whole world will slowly disintegrate into ashes.

Carolyn
Toronto, Canada

   

Resolutions

~ I don’t like making resolutions, because I never keep them and then chastise myself at the end of the year for not keeping them.  My plans for 2004 are to live and enjoy life, enjoy my friends and give them the assistance they have given me these past years.  I have to work on getting healthy again and to do things for “me”, for a change.  My other goals for 2004 include – to clean up and back up the stuff on my computer.  I’ve heard too many horror stories of computer crashes on this sight, Bonnie, being the latest and it scares me.  Also, like Laurie, I want to work harder at my writing.

Reflections 

~ Wow – the past 5 years have been full of tests and speed bumps for me, 2003 being one of the hardest.  In retrospect it has made me stronger and wiser.  I plan to use that strength and wisdom for my future “bumps”, one of which has already surfaced for 2004, and to help some of my friends who are now going through similar troubled times, giving them my support and more of my time.  My highlights for 2003 were meeting Daniel, of course, but more importantly meeting and getting to know some of the nicest, kind-hearted and supportive people, Daniel included, through ComiCon and this website.  I was fortunate to develop many new friendships with these wonderful people and I’m thankful for it.

Karla
Venezuela

   

Resolutions

~ To this new year coming is to understand that all the things happen for a reason, which almost always you can not understand at the moment but later you can see clearly. And always is for better. Of course, my best wishes of peace and love for the whole world.

Reflections 

~ This year 2003 has not been so good for me, so I am afraid I could make a reflection that does not reflect the reality.

Kathy (Weinkat)
MN, USA

   

Resolutions

~ I really want to finish recording the CD of my original songs, that I have been working on for about a year, now.  I also want to lose some more weight, and try to be more on time for things. (I'm chronically late for everything...)

Reflections 

~ I almost lost my mother to an automobile accident, at the beginning of 2003, and so I really feel as if I've been given a great gift to be able to spend more time with her.  My music lesson business has really taken off this past year, and it feels really gratifying to be in demand!! Also, I have "met" some really awesome people in cyber-space, since joining the DGFC in March.  So thank you, Daniel and Laurie. :) 

Daniela
IL, USA

Resolutions

~ I never used to make New Year's resolutions because I never believed I could follow through on them.  Everything is different now, but even so, I'm so focused all the time on self-improvement and continuing the changes and growing I've been going through this past year, it almost seems superfluous. I'd love to continue seeing improved health and vitality and learning more about myself and all the things I have to offer, and to continue my quest for religious understanding and clarity. 

Reflections 

~ For me 2003 was about several things;  my responsibility to myself as a woman to be healthy, confident and free to be me (uncovered and unhindered), my responsibility as a Jew and all that I've been grappling with about what that actually means, and my responsibility as a human being and how that relates to how I express myself and what I give of myself to others. 

From discovering my body's potential in the spring, to the beginning of realizing that potential in the summer and how that all felt, to discovering my true ability to affect people with how incredibly wonderful it is to give of myself in the fall, I've grown so much I can barely remember last year, let alone all the years I hid myself from the world and gave nothing.

All I can say about the coming year is that I still have a ways to go, but considering that last year all I could think about what was how I had such a *long* way to go, the most profound reflection I can make is that I have a ton to be grateful for because I can't even fathom anymore what that kind of attitude felt like. 

In 2001 I looked up and out into a new world as I tried to figure out how to dig myself out of a hole.  In 2002 I stood at the edge of that world and thought endlessly about how not to fall back in.  In 2003 I walked away from that hole, finally, for the first time in my life.  And all the members of Message Board over at DGFC were there for me every step of the way, as was Daniel.  Thank you everyone for helping to make this the most amazing time in my life.  And thank you so much, Daniel, from the bottom of my heart, for caring enough to share my joys, triumphs and growth with me this year.  I will cherish you for that always.   :)

Schnecke
Germany

Resolutions

~ To find a new job, and to enjoy every day of life.

Reflections 

~ It was a very hard year for me. With to much problems and sorrows. I hope and believe that the new year will be better for me.

Esther
Nevada, USA

   

Resolutions

~ I wasn't going to make any resolutions for this year, but I had a situation occur just three hours before the stroke of midnight that made me change my mind, actually opening my eyes that things must change for them to get better and, of course, the only way to do that is to make a firm commitment to make that change and to not be afraid of it.  So, henceforth, in a nutshell, I am hereby getting rid of all the dead weight around me, anything that hinders my growth physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.  It's time to trim the fat out of every place that I can find; to "take out the garbage", so to speak.  I'm making a resolution to clean up my life and to clean up my act.

Reflections 

~ So much has happened to me in the last couple of years.  I have gone from my lowest low to this year, my highest high.  BeastMaster and you, Daniel, have impacted my life in such vital ways - ways that I desperately needed.  I had lost hope, and now I have regained it and it furthers me on to do more and to accomplish more one day at a time, one step at a time.  I feel I have reached a tremendous learning period in my life.  Meeting you and everyone at Comic Con was one of those points, a highlight in fact.  Going to Australia and finding boundless blessings is another.  I am truly enriched with all that I have and still hope to attain.

Aveny
Croatia

Resolutions

~ Daniel, I wish you & your fans a wonderful holiday season.

Reflections 

~ None.

Justme
CA, USA

Resolutions

~ I want to make an effort to reach out more to my old friends and make a new one. Also I would like to do at least one significant kindness to someone every day and then do a kindness for myself. Also, completely different subject, I want to donate each month to my local animal shelter.

Reflections 

~ 2003 has been a year of accomplishments and life journeys for me. I graduated from my sign language courses and throughout the year discovered a lot about myself--some things were great, some things are ready for some subtle changes---but it's all been good. I am extraordinarily blessed and I will continue to try to be worthy of my blessings.

Bonnie
Ontario, Canada

Resolutions

~ To continue being the person I am and not lose sight of that. To continue to do my best and not judge others, to support and be there for them. To guide my son in the best way I can, to let him know he can make his dreams come true, if he chooses to. We all have choices it's up to us to chose. To know that when he looks back on things he did not do or achieve that he did not fail himself in any way, it was just not meant to be. To find a lesson in every day life and to continue to grow from that as I will continue to do so. To remember in life there is always a lesson.

Reflections 

~ No matter how rough the road may have been. There was always a path to take and to see the life in everything around me. Thanks to friends sharing, supporting, guiding each other. Thanks to new friends, old friends and big hearts!

L
TN, USA

Resolutions

~ I want to see through the cloud of depression that I live in and find myself/my purpose in life.

Reflections 

~ I know this is rather negative, but for me 2003 has been a year full of lies and unfulfilled expectations. I know that I am a bit of an idealist, but why can't we live truthfully and with respect for ourselves, fellow human beings, this world and its animals.

Fayre-Rose
FL, USA

   

Resolutions

~ I don't find that "resolutions" work for me.  I need to learn to set goals and make an attainable plan.  That would be to develop personal areas of growth:  intellectual (what do I want to learn?), physical (What will improve my health?), Spiritual (What will deepen my relationship to God?) and Social (What will be my "ministry" to others?).  These are areas for ME. As what I think they should be: Specific (These are for me), Motivational (Yeah! I want to do that), Attainable (nothing frustrating), Relevant (something important to ME), and Trackable (being able to see a written/seeable result-accountability.  NOW TO SIT DOWN AND DO IT!!!!

Reflections 

~ Strength.  I am certainly NOT the weakling that I think I am. My thoughts can really get me in trouble, but there are friends/family that have encouraged me on, saw more in me than I saw in myself.  That gave me the confidence to go on. This year, I did more than in the last five years put together. I CAN DO IT! And you know what, IT FEELS GOOD! I LIKE being ME!

ThomasTodd
CA, USA

   

Resolutions

~ To be less merciful.

Reflections 

~ Change was inevitable.

Kenneth Self
CA, USA

   

Resolutions

~ To live a healthier lifestyle. Now that I am free from feeling trapped to enjoy the feeling of being free.  To not only continue my interests but to also open myself to new experiences

Reflections 

~ Grateful for the people who helped me get here, grateful to be alive and healthy, grateful for all that God has done, and grateful for my country.

jessicaz
CA, USA

   

Resolutions

~ To have the best year of my life.  The same resolution I made last year, and the same resolution I will make next year.  It worked in 2003, and I can't think of a better goal.  Carpe diem!

Reflections 

~ I finally got up the nerve to move from Kansas to Los Angeles in 2003.  It was a big step, but when you jump you can't look down!  I've kept it positive, and have had surprising success in the entertainment industry (aka really good luck)!  All I have to do now is send DG a note and invite him to lunch in LA to talk about his thoughts on the biz!  *wink*

Gabriel_Lestat
Canada

   

Resolutions

~ I do not have a specific resolution but I just want the momentum that I have built up over the last 6 months to continue. Life gets so exciting even the lows if you just admit that you are the source and are able to create so much .

Reflections 

~ This year was a big step as I quit a secure job to find out what I really wanted in life. It has been rough but well worth it and I have no regrets. I have one interesting discovery, I really aim to be "in present time" I just find if I concentrate on what I am doing at a particular moment then I am seldom bored. Even if I am doing construction I do not try to blank out any more. I just confront life and people just the way they are and I find I produce and create so much and I do not spend hours getting stuck in past frustrations or thinking about the things that I should have said or done. Good luck everybody. Create and produce as much as your heart and soul desires.

Michelle
USA

   

Resolutions

~ To stop biting my nails, do my school work and have a great year!

Reflections 

~ I have so many memories I just can't put it in words.

essar
India

   

Resolutions

~ Don't let the opportunity go.

Reflections 

~ Sad.

Nick Conway
USA

   

Resolutions

~ Hope this year has a lot in store for me, and some new challenges along the way I can't wait!!!

Reflections 

~ It was great b/c I got to meet you (Daniel) in July @ the Comic Con, and I had a great time in school, and other than all the bad things that go bump in the night (meaning the bad things that go on in the world) it has been an ok year. All the holidays this year were great b/c I got to spend it with a lot of my family, and friends!

Jan
Victoria, Australia

   

Resolutions

~ To maintain a healthy lifestyle and be seizure free. Go back to Uni to study speech therapy and to continue to try to get through all the red tape to get assistance for my disabled son.

Reflections 

~ Late 2002 and into 2003 was a horrid time for me, personally, financially and emotionally. Trust seemed to go out the window. If it wasn't for my immediate family and several close friends I would not have finished the year in better spirits. This whole year made me aware of who are really good friends and that I value each and every one of them.

Orit
CA, USA

   

Resolutions

~ I would like to  finally have the chance to meet Daniel after I spent so much time here in LA and return home happy :)

Reflections 

~ Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today.

Lygia
Canada

   

Resolutions

~ I will continue to grow as a speech-language pathologist by becoming involved in any continuing education opportunity that is presented to me; I will continue to maintain a healthy lifestyle, for the physical and mental benefits that I was able to enjoy this past 2003; and I will always tell others how important they are to me/the world as the words are pictured in my mind.

Reflections 

~ I have DEFINITELY accomplished a lot this past year: Graduating from an accredited U.S. university with my Master's in Speech-Language Pathology and beginning work with severely disabled children.  One of the most important lessons I have learned through my employment is that EVERYONE deserves the time and opportunity to communicate their thoughts, emotions, and requests.  It is SO wonderful to be able to help these children relieve their frustrations in not being able to relay their messages. This last year has taught me that everything one does affects another in some way and that we should all take responsibility for our actions. I've also learned that sometimes one must sacrifice much to gain great accomplishment. I also believe that one should always "take time to smell the roses" as life does pass you by quicker than you expect!  I hope that every year from now on will continue to give me such rich retrospect as 2003 has.

Alan
IL, USA

   

Resolutions

~ Figure out how to be happy and get on with life and raising my three kids.

Reflections 

~ It was not a great year. Actually, it was really crappy. My wife found out she had breast cancer, then my grandma died, then my Uncle died, then my Dad died, then my wife died. All within about six months of each other. I'd really rather forget last year. I really miss my wife.

Sherri
NJ, USA

   

Resolutions

~ To try to be a better person, although I am pretty nice already. I feel I need to be better. I guess there is always room for improvement. I also need to not take things so serious I tend to be somewhat sensitive and things upset me easily so I guess I need to be a stronger person.

Reflections 

~ Ok for the most part, nothing to exciting but not a bad year. Got to see my football team play a game and it wasn't local so that was great.

Julita
Sabah, Malaysia

   

Resolutions

~ Make money and improving myself ie love life, carrier and to buy a car at the end of the year... Visit my BF in Perak.

Reflections 

~ Not a bad year but too much money spent!!!!

Agnieszka
Poland

   

Resolutions

~ To feel good.

Reflections 

~ First year of my new job.

Buffy
CO, USA

   

Resolutions

~ I'm working to get my feet back under me. Get moved out. Hopefully go back to college during the fall semester. Help my brother move out of my mother's house.  After that her large number of insults should increase so avoid my mother for awhile.  Spend more time with those I care about. I had plenty of experience last year that those I love can just slip away.  I want those I care for to know it. Overall just be happy. Enjoy the times that I have the opportunity, instead of worrying about all those things coming up. Try to be happy and look on the bright side.

Reflections 

~ 2003 was packed full of things going on. There are so many things I wanted to get done and either had to put aside and will eventually get to and things I had to kind of give up on. I lost several friends whom I miss terribly. I lost my dad. Not from death, but something so much more cruel. I can honestly say that this was one of the worst years I've ever had.

Renay GT
FL, USA

   

Resolutions

~ This year I wish to further explore the many symbiotic relationships that exist in my life and attempt to further understand the give and take dynamic they encompass.

Reflections 

~ 2003 revealed the tail end of the challenges I have faced during the past 3 years. The ship is finally coming about.

Romaine
Slovakia

   

Resolutions

~ To be free, and to learn guitar-playing.

Reflections 

~ The year when I saw the BeastMaster series for the first time:)

Joey Elentari
USA

   

Resolutions

~ 1) To spend two months backpacking in Europe.(Sept-Oct)
2)To be persistent enough to earn a job at the non-profit organization where I've been applying.
3)To strive to be more patient with those around me, and more patient with myself.

Reflections 

~ This was a big year for me. I graduated from college, and had to say goodbye to many people I've held close to me. I've also been blessed to make new friends, and even got the chance to moderate the Beastmaster Y! Group for awhile. I've discovered that people aren't perfect, and sometimes I'll let others down, but it's the picking-up and getting-through-it that matters.

Costa
Canada

   

Resolutions

~ To travel to my country Greece for the summer and try harder with my phonetic lessons in order to reach my goals of becoming a singer very soon.

Reflections 

~ The year 2003 for me was good and bad also.  My cousin and my aunt died, and it hurt me very much.  That's about it.

Chantal
Ontario, Canada

 

Resolutions

~ To take the time to enjoy the things around me. 2003 went by so fast that it didn't really feel like the holiday season was here. For 2004 I just want to slow down and smell the roses and not just exist.

Reflections

~ I had a baby boy on October 21, 2003, that was the most outstanding achievement of mine for the year. But most of the year just passed by too fast, it seems like time just went by too quickly.

Harpreet Kaur
India

   

Resolutions

~ I promise to do my utmost for the stray dogs and animals where I live.

Reflections 

~ It was a great year and I enjoyed the repeats of BeastMaster all over again. PS: I sent you a pack. I hope you get it. Daniel check your agency.

Evita
Lithuania

   

Resolutions

~ To wish you luck and hope to see you in some new movies!

Reflections 

~ BeastMaster was great in 2003! :)

Lauren
CA, USA

   

Resolutions

~ To dedicate myself to what is important and to savor every moment as it if were my last-cheesy it may seem but I feel that many of us do not realize what a gift the time we have is and therefore squander it away without any sense of true appreciation. Also eat healthier here in the big easy.

Reflections 

~ For me the past year has been littered with changes, some good and some bad.. but I feel that overall I and others are moving in a positive direction. having fun while being serious, and just being ourselves; the important stuff basically.

Ghislaine
AZ, USA

   

Resolutions

~ To finish school, continue my education in the medical field and help my family out and meet you, Daniel Goddard, that be some day feel good.

Reflections 

~ It was a crazy year.  I will not miss anything except watching your rerun of the BeastMaster.

Kandie
TX, USA

   

Resolutions

~ Finish writing my book, really create my own opps in acting & commence my freelance writing company.

Reflections 

~ I realized that 'balance' is important. Balance spiritual, physical, familial, personal & financial areas.  We're blessed each day to make it positive & nurturing. Continued blessings to everyone!

SuperSteph
Canada

   

Resolutions

~ My resolution for 2004 is to not take life for granted.

Reflections 

~ 2003 was a very exciting year for me, I guess, but I know I took some things way too hard, and took things for granted. I hope not to do that much this year =)

Lisa Rollnick
FL, USA

   

Resolutions

~ To stop getting into abusive relationships.

Reflections 

~ The only thing I can reflect on is my mother survived a gastric bypass which almost killed her. Thank God I would be lost without her in my life, I lover her dearly.
     
 

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