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Posted: Jun 17, 2013 - 12:57pm

meower wrote:

Swiss mom's flight leaves for Switzerland in about 2 hours!

WHEE!!!

how's nigel?

Posted: Jun 17, 2013 - 12:54pm

Swiss mom's flight leaves for Switzerland in about 2 hours!

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 12:43pm

lily34 wrote:

i'm leavin

journal it

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 12:27pm

lily34 wrote:

i'm leavin

Have a swell weekend. Don't take any wooden dimes.

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 12:25pm

lily34 wrote:

i'm leavin

have a great weekend and stuff!

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 12:21pm

i'm leavin

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 12:18pm

bokey wrote:

No,she might put in subcontract call to JRZY who is closer.And you know what happens then.I've already got enough scars. {#Lol}

Or I will sick my daughter on you and she will tell you how the cow ate the cabbage for sure.

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 12:16pm

bokey wrote:

No,she might put in subcontract call to JRZY who is closer.And you know what happens then.I've already got enough scars. {#Lol}

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 12:11pm

Antigone wrote:

Yes, Boke, cut that out. Don't make me hurt you. Or get BHD to hurt you rather.

Right there with you.

And if there was a Sibling Day, that would just be another one for me.

No,she might put in subcontract call to JRZY who is closer.And you know what happens then.I've already got enough scars. {#Lol}

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 11:29am

Prodigal_SOB wrote:

Stop that right now. You are and have been doing things right and it's mind blowing to me how many I've seen that don't. Although we were all looking at it temporary we had to have my mom in a nursing home between her heart attack and the final trip to the ICU and I felt awful about it too. It probably gave her an extra month or so though which she really needed to say goodbye to everyone she had to. Her funeral was SRO. When I was growing up it seemed like she knew everyone in the whole damn town. We couldn't get away with nothing in public. I know what you mean about birthdays though. Sunday is just one of about a half dozen It Sucks To Be An Orphan Days as far as I'm concerned.

Yes, Boke, cut that out. Don't make me hurt you. Or get BHD to hurt you rather.

Right there with you.

And if there was a Sibling Day, that would just be another one for me.

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 11:03am

bokey wrote:

I got a call 47 minutes before my 50th informing me that my Mom was"unresponding".After 8 years of horrible declining dementia,she succumbed to lung cancer.Sometimes I think in her final moments she was aware of it(subconsciously,since her mind was gone) and was trying to hang on for me.

Sometimes that makes me happy,but mostly now birthdays make me cry like a little girl.

I took care of her all through that,but was selfishly relieved when the Oncologist told me she had 6 months and needed hospice care that required care beyond my abilities.

I hate myself.

Stop that right now. You are and have been doing things right and it's mind blowing to me how many I've seen that don't. Although we were all looking at it temporary we had to have my mom in a nursing home between her heart attack and the final trip to the ICU and I felt awful about it too. It probably gave her an extra month or so though which she really needed to say goodbye to everyone she had to. Her funeral was SRO. When I was growing up it seemed like she knew everyone in the whole damn town. We couldn't get away with nothing in public. I know what you mean about birthdays though. Sunday is just one of about a half dozen It Sucks To Be An Orphan Days as far as I'm concerned.

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 10:35am

Prodigal_SOB wrote:

For quite a while now rather than celebrate birthdays I've tended to ignore them hoping they go away. However today I turn 59 1/2 and due to my advanced age the IRS will no longer be exacting a substantial penalty for my prodigal ways. As of today I am 10% less prodigal.

I got a call 47 minutes before my 50th informing me that my Mom was"unresponsive".After 8 years of horrible declining dementia,she succumbed to lung cancer.Sometimes I think in her final moments she was aware of it(subconsciously,since her mind was gone) and was trying to hang on for me.

Sometimes that makes me happy,but mostly now birthdays make me cry like a little girl.

I took care of her all through that,but was selfishly relieved when the Oncologist told me she had 6 months and needed hospice care that required care beyond my abilities.

I hate myself.

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 10:13am

Prodigal_SOB wrote:

Oh no, all birthdays are exceedingly transient. Gone within 24 hours. It's just that once you get rid of one there's always an even bigger one waiting in the wings.

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 10:10am

MsJudi wrote:

They only go away when yer dead. I'm pretty sure that's not what you hope for! {#Lol}

(Put another way, birthdays are better to have than not.)

Oh no, all birthdays are exceedingly transient. Gone within 24 hours. It's just that once you get rid of one there's always an even bigger one waiting in the wings.

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 8:57am

Prodigal_SOB wrote:

For quite a while now rather than celebrate birthdays I've tended to ignore them hoping they go away. However today I turn 59 1/2 and due to my advanced age the IRS will no longer be exacting a substantial penalty for my prodigal ways. As of today I am 10% less prodigal.

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 8:43am

Prodigal_SOB wrote:

For quite a while now rather than celebrate birthdays I've tended to ignore them hoping they go away. However today I turn 59 1/2 and due to my advanced age the IRS will no longer be exacting a substantial penalty for my prodigal ways. As of today I am 10% less prodigal.

They only go away when yer dead. I'm pretty sure that's not what you hope for! {#Lol}

(Put another way, birthdays are better to have than not.)

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 8:06am

Prodigal_SOB wrote:

For quite a while now rather than celebrate birthdays I've tended to ignore them hoping they go away. However today I turn 59 1/2 and due to my advanced age the IRS will no longer be exacting a substantial penalty for my prodigal ways. As of today I am 10% less prodigal.

${#Dancingbanana_2}$

Posted: Jun 14, 2013 - 7:57am

For quite a while now rather than celebrate birthdays I've tended to ignore them hoping they go away. However today I turn 59 1/2 and due to my advanced age the IRS will no longer be exacting a substantial penalty for my prodigal ways. As of today I am 10% less prodigal.

Posted: Jun 6, 2013 - 2:40pm

BlueHeronDruid wrote:

We have budding artistes/designers in our midst!

He's a visionary.

Posted: Jun 6, 2013 - 2:35pm

We have budding artistes/designers in our midst!