Thinking Out Loud.....
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So sorry to hear about Dream.
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lol, Sandy! SNOW! Glad to hear they were helping out.
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Sandy, did you mean you expect snow because you only expect that kind of help when H**l freezes over?
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Glad to hear the boys helped out. Hope you are feeling great soon!
Sorry to hear about Dreamwriter...
(((((((TOL))))))))
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yea chabba pretty much!!
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A girl I graduated with was on her way home on a plane headed for logan, she fell asleep and never woke up. Her sister waited for her to call to pick her up at the airport, instead she gets a call to come and identify the body. OMG she was only 61. I have lost so many classmates it's not funny.
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So sorry Deb. What happened?
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((((((Deb))))))
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I have a question for you ladies. Regarding the calling hours and funeral for DD's classmate, she thinks it's okay for her to go to the calling hours, but thinks it wouldn't be appropriate for her to go to the funeral. She thinks if she goes, his family will think she was one of his best friends and she doesn't want to give anyone the impression that she was a closer friend than she was. I think people appreciate it when people go to the funeral - especially since they are usually during the day during the week and a lot of people can't go because of work. I would think people would like to have a full church.
What do you think?
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To me it would seem the other way around - calling hours for a more private expression, the funeral to support the family.
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I agree with Chabba.
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I would go to both. Such a traggic situation, I'm sure the place will be packed with kids.
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me too I go to both..
Deb am so sorry!!! ((((((((((((((DEB))))))))))))))))))))
Sandy
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Quiet day!! We need Sheila!
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Thanks for your thoughts, ladies. Services are next week, so we'll have to see what she and her friends decide.
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She lives in Germany and was coming over here to visit family and we think she had a blood clot.
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Wow! That's scary.
I feel like we are so busy this summer. I can't seem to get through everything in a day. I stopped by Lowe's after work yesterday to buy a gallon of paint with all intentions of painting my sewing reoom last night. Things went off track when I got home, and got nothing I had planned accomplished.
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That's so awful, Deb.
It seems nothing I ever plan ever gets done so I've stopped planning to do things. But you are much better than I am, Meece - you'll get that room painted in no time. When you're done, can you come over and help me get some rooms painted? - eh - who am I kidding - this house needs so much work, I don't think it will ever get done. I just want to move out. But I have a feeling these kids are going to be living here for quite a while longer, so I'm stuck here.
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chris - we had some friends that had adult kids that wouldn't move on---They told the kids they were selling the home and they would be on their own. When it sold they moved into a one bedroom apartment and never let the kids in the apt with aything but the clothes on their backs. They later bought their dream retirement home but by then the kids had their own places.
On the other hand we bought a house that came complete with a teenager.
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I probably should explain, we bought DH's family home and we invited his much younger brother to stay as he was just starting college on the other side of the state and would only be home for vacations and holidays. It was the only home he had ever known and it didn't make sense for them get a larger, more expensive apt for him to be there 3 months a year.
He was a great kid and it worked out wonderfully. DH had always been like a second Father to him and that helped too.
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I'll have to keep that strategy in mind if our kids try to stay here too long. DD is 18 and DS is only 16 (almost), so we have a ways to go yet. I would like them to go to grad school, so I'm figuring they will be in and out for another 8 yrs at least...so no getting rid of this mess of a house anytime soon for me. lol It's nice that things worked out so well for DH and his brother.
DS is taking a Java class this week - he said he's glad he's not getting graded. I guess he won't be working on any miracle medical advances like that 17 yr old girl any time soon... oh well. I hope something inspires him in the near future. He most likely won't be able to make a living playing video games.
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How is everybody, Shiela you are so missed...
Went to the drs. yesterday have to get a bone scan and a ct scan haven't been in a while....tumor markers are up 100 so it is it is good idea....so getting them on monday and chemo on wednesday.....dr. decided that apparently i am depressed and is putting me on an anti-depressant...that is what me staying in bed all the time is about or at least some of it...he also decided to hold back on the zometa for a while.....it is always something
Sandy
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I'm back home and totally exhausted........
Some of the wedding pictures are posted on FB.....
If I click share you can all see it right?
so sorry for all the passings.....one of natalie's friend died from a boat accident last week he was only 31 something..........
I missed my regular life...glad to be back
Wedding was absolutely breathtaking.....Christine changed her name...it's gonna take a while for me to get use to it.........
a big hug for all my friends.......
I need to rest now....
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Wedding Day
Christine and Joe ♥
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What a lovely couple. So glad you are back! Missed you much.
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Your home?????????????? YAY!!!!!!!!!!! Hope you had a blast. I will check out the pics. I have seen a few on Christines page.
Feel better Sandy. I love the 'apparently I'm depressed'. I hope the meds make you smile.
My gym had a camera crew there today filming one of my instructors whom I grew up with. SHe is going through Chemo for BC and still teaches piloxing. They filmed her and the entire class. Good for her!
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Welcome home, Sheila! Sorry to hear about the boating accident. Too many losses.
Sorry to hear about the TM's - hope it isn't indicative of anything besides your having been off chemo for surgery... Hope the new med helps you to have more energy so you can get up and about!
Piloxing - had to google it. Still piloxing through chemo? Wow.
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My brother called this morning. The little brother of one of our high school pals took his life this week. So Sad!
Went to FB for pics, and didn't find any! I don't spend much time there, so maybe I jsut don't know where to look.
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((((((Meece))))) sorry to hear about your friend's brother.
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