To the curb, woman!!

[Charles]

Originally Posted by noonereal

(repost)

I just feel bad for the women.

She just cannot cope with her loss.

Heartbreaking.

I cannot agree more.

Once again switching gears, the main reason I'm not overly critical of the religious is that some people simply don't have the strength to face life by themselves.

Myself, I've never been able to have faith in something of which I have no comprehension. I suppose I'm too analytical.

I've always relied on Dutch Courage when I'm alone in the dark. I've also been known to rely on it for breakfast.

Chas

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by Charles

I cannot agree more.

You do realize it was I that posted this????

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by noonereal

(repost)

I just feel bad for the women.

She just cannot cope with her loss.

Heartbreaking.

My Mother coped, not to say that it did not tear her heart apart. My Dad had died but she soldiered on, then when my Brother went she died a little each day.

[Charles]

Originally Posted by noonereal

You do realize it was I that posted this????

Of course I do. We're on the same page more often than not.

If we were to drop the Donks v Pukes, left v right meaningless label crapola, and quit cheering for the home team, we wouldn't have much to argue about at all.

Chas

[Charles]

Originally Posted by merrylander

My Mother coped, not to say that it did not tear her heart apart. My Dad had died but she soldiered on, then when my Brother went she died a little each day.

Life is hard, and we all will face this, in different degrees.

I try not to judge anothers grief, people cope in different ways. And it's really none of my business in the first place.

Chas

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by Charles

Of course I do. We're on the same page more often than not.

If we were to drop the Donks v Pukes, left v right meaningless label crapola, and quit cheering for the home team, we wouldn't have much to argue about at all.

Chas

As I have said, most my life I have been center right, I just think things went to far and need a correction.

[d-ray657]

My mother learned how to survive circumstances throughout her life. She outlived three husbands and two daughters-in-law. I don't know how she would have reacted, however, if she had lost one of her "babies." In the natural order, we are not supposed to outlive our offspring, and don't know if anyone is wired to completely recover from that. God willing, I don't want to find out.

Regards,

D-Ray

[Sandy G]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

My mother learned how to survive circumstances throughout her life. She outlived three husbands and two daughters-in-law. I don't know how she would have reacted, however, if she had lost one of her "babies." In the natural order, we are not supposed to outlive our offspring, and don't know if anyone is wired to completely recover from that. God willing, I don't want to find out.

Regards,

D-Ray

Yeah...I lost my mom about 18 months ago, it was/is tough, I find myself STILL picking up the phone to ask her something, & then...Can't do THAT anymore...But it was time for my mom to go...She'd suffered for 15-20 years from COPD & Emphysema, had been on oxygen for a good 10 yrs. She still managed to make it to 83. Wish she'd gotten to know my wife better, not as just the "Patient/Nurse" relationship they had. I have a feelin' they woulda been BIG buds...Mama was a lot of fun back before the COPD got hold of her. And she was SO damn glad to have FINALLY pawned me off on some poor, unsuspecting woman, She woulda done ANYTHING to make sure I never came back....Mbwahahahaha...

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by Sandy G

Yeah...I lost my mom about 18 months ago, it was/is tough, I find myself STILL picking up the phone to ask her something, & then...Can't do THAT anymore...But it was time for my mom to go...She'd suffered for 15-20 years from COPD & Emphysema, had been on oxygen for a good 10 yrs. She still managed to make it to 83. Wish she'd gotten to know my wife better, not as just the "Patient/Nurse" relationship they had. I have a feelin' they woulda been BIG buds...Mama was a lot of fun back before the COPD got hold of her. And she was SO damn glad to have FINALLY pawned me off on some poor, unsuspecting woman, She woulda done ANYTHING to make sure I never came back....Mbwahahahaha...

At the risk of becoming too maudlin here, I met my sweetie because my grandmother and father were in the hospital at the same time. Opening line was "will you change my grandmothers bed?" Twenty-something years later, she helped nurture my mother through her last several years of Alzheimer's, ran a "bed and breakfast" when my brothers came into town, and continued to take care of her "angels" every night at the nursing home. Now she tells me nearly every day that she misses our boys, even though they're only 35 miles away. As much of a rock as she has been for me, I don't know what would become of her if we lost one of our boys.

Regards,

D-Ray

[Charles]

I met my sweetie in a beer joint. I'm a hopeless romantic.

Chas