Class of July 2013 Part 42
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Originally Posted by Croutie 
CONGRATULATIONS SNOOZY! You are doing a great job! Give yourself a big pat on the back and keep up the amazing work. I know it can be hard to stay on track, when you are dealing with so much as you are... but you are Committed and it shows.
Hope I didn't ramble on to much in my last post. I am sorry for all the information I flooded you all with....
In that regard, endoscopy and colonoscopy today and hopefully results tomorrow.
On a brighter note, I want to thank each and everyone of you for your kind and compassionate comments. How sweet you all are! What a group!
That's it, I'm going to be short and not go on and on. But I just wanted to say how grateful I am for you all.
Croutie
Hope I didn't ramble on to much in my last post. I am sorry for all the information I flooded you all with....
In that regard, endoscopy and colonoscopy today and hopefully results tomorrow.
On a brighter note, I want to thank each and everyone of you for your kind and compassionate comments. How sweet you all are! What a group!
That's it, I'm going to be short and not go on and on. But I just wanted to say how grateful I am for you all.
Croutie
Prayers that the procedures go well today.
LB2.
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Congratulations Snoozy 2months woohoooooooo you rock girl!
Congratulations lady bug on 17 days, yaaayy, keep on doing what you're doing!
Croutie, I'm pleased you've settled in, lovely for you to be here.
hope all the procedures go well, sending you big hugs and prayers.
Work was ok, I think I'm a bit tetchy, but no big dramas at work, I'm pleased to say.
Love to everyone xx
Congratulations lady bug on 17 days, yaaayy, keep on doing what you're doing!
Croutie, I'm pleased you've settled in, lovely for you to be here.
hope all the procedures go well, sending you big hugs and prayers.Work was ok, I think I'm a bit tetchy, but no big dramas at work, I'm pleased to say.
Love to everyone xx
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My daughter is home from college thank goodness.
One of the hardest things I had ever done, telling her about mom.
And why we decided to not tell her. She understood, but, was heart broke.
I think my heart is becoming scared from all this.
But, by the grace of God I go.
One of the hardest things I had ever done, telling her about mom.
And why we decided to not tell her. She understood, but, was heart broke.
I think my heart is becoming scared from all this.
But, by the grace of God I go.
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Hugs Bob.xx
Your post brought back memories of when I foiund the first lump in my breast about 7 years ago and my daughters reaction. Wasn't nice. I feel for you.
Leshar, I was thinking the other day how well your giving up sugar has gone, and based on your posts, I'm sure it's had benefits in balancing your mood too? What do you think?
I had a few miserable days the other day and I'm quite sure everytime I feel like that is when I eat too much "white food". Sugar, carbs, bread.
Your post brought back memories of when I foiund the first lump in my breast about 7 years ago and my daughters reaction. Wasn't nice. I feel for you.
Leshar, I was thinking the other day how well your giving up sugar has gone, and based on your posts, I'm sure it's had benefits in balancing your mood too? What do you think?
I had a few miserable days the other day and I'm quite sure everytime I feel like that is when I eat too much "white food". Sugar, carbs, bread.
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Bob,
I am so glad that your daughter is there to support your dear wife and you.
I'm sure , even though she was terribly sadden by the news, she understands her loving parents desire to tell her in person and at the time they thought appropriate.
My sincere wishes for a speedy recovery for your wife. Having her husband and daughter at her side will help her so much. I know she is grateful for the loving support of her family.
Croutie
I am so glad that your daughter is there to support your dear wife and you.
I'm sure , even though she was terribly sadden by the news, she understands her loving parents desire to tell her in person and at the time they thought appropriate.
My sincere wishes for a speedy recovery for your wife. Having her husband and daughter at her side will help her so much. I know she is grateful for the loving support of her family.
Croutie
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Originally Posted by resolute50
My daughter is home from college thank goodness.
One of the hardest things I had ever done, telling her about mom.
And why we decided to not tell her. She understood, but, was heart broke.
I think my heart is becoming scared from all this.
But, by the grace of God I go.
One of the hardest things I had ever done, telling her about mom.
And why we decided to not tell her. She understood, but, was heart broke.
I think my heart is becoming scared from all this.
But, by the grace of God I go.
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At the play. Someone is seriously playing silly beggars with my props. Fake scones replaced with messy, gooey real scones which made a mess on the cloth covering them which I will wash, no big deal, but seriously? 11 fake whiskey glasses placed under the bar. I'm meticulous about counting them. Well one goes missing, after the act is under way, so one of the cast had to mime drinking her glass. My carefully made fake scones no where to be found. Why would someone be like this? It's so petty. If the stage manager complains about my count, etc, I will seriously walk out. I've just had it with the nonsense. Sorry, down in the dumps.
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Originally Posted by Leshar
At the play. Someone is seriously playing silly beggars with my props. Fake scones replaced with messy, gooey real scones which made a mess on the cloth covering them which I will wash, no big deal, but seriously? 11 fake whiskey glasses placed under the bar. I'm meticulous about counting them. Well one goes missing, after the act is under way, so one of the cast had to mime drinking her glass. My carefully made fake scones no where to be found. Why would someone be like this? It's so petty. If the stage manager complains about my count, etc, I will seriously walk out. I've just had it with the nonsense. Sorry, down in the dumps.
Stay calm; if someone is trying to ruffle your feathers, show them cool as a cucumber Leshar.
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Oh, Leigh, you are right, I will try! Now a carefully labelled Mickey bottle is missing. I have extra labels I printed but no Mickey bottle! I suppose I could just buy a bottle of booze, pour it out, glue on new label. But that's at a cost to me. And fuss. 2 more shows, I can do it. Don't worry, if I have to buy booze there is no way I would drink it, in case anyone is concerned. But why would someone dislike me so much to do this? I don't get it.
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Originally Posted by resolute50
My daughter is home from college thank goodness.
One of the hardest things I had ever done, telling her about mom.
And why we decided to not tell her. She understood, but, was heart broke.
I think my heart is becoming scared from all this.
But, by the grace of God I go.
One of the hardest things I had ever done, telling her about mom.
And why we decided to not tell her. She understood, but, was heart broke.
I think my heart is becoming scared from all this.
But, by the grace of God I go.
God bless you love, and God bless your wife and daughter.
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Originally Posted by Leshar
At the play. Someone is seriously playing silly beggars with my props. Fake scones replaced with messy, gooey real scones which made a mess on the cloth covering them which I will wash, no big deal, but seriously? 11 fake whiskey glasses placed under the bar. I'm meticulous about counting them. Well one goes missing, after the act is under way, so one of the cast had to mime drinking her glass. My carefully made fake scones no where to be found. Why would someone be like this? It's so petty. If the stage manager complains about my count, etc, I will seriously walk out. I've just had it with the nonsense. Sorry, down in the dumps.
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Originally Posted by Leshar
Oh, Leigh, you are right, I will try! Now a carefully labelled Mickey bottle is missing. I have extra labels I printed but no Mickey bottle! I suppose I could just buy a bottle of booze, pour it out, glue on new label. But that's at a cost to me. And fuss. 2 more shows, I can do it. Don't worry, if I have to buy booze there is no way I would drink it, in case anyone is concerned. But why would someone dislike me so much to do this? I don't get it.
Hope you don't have to buy a bottle of booze to dump love....not sure what a Mickey bottle is.
So so sorry this is happening.
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