I feel for you and your wife...horrible isnt it? Their loss though....
It interests me that Americans go out for breakfast??? That sounds a novel idea....
Loz x
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They may not knock - but they eat!
by AK - Jeff ini am on a second shift this weekend - long story - unusual for me.
i usually work days and so rarely get a chance to go to breakfast with my wife - especially alone, since we raise our grandkids.
today was an exception.
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Hard question
by dgp ina question for all those who managed to do it.
when you realize that it's unrealistic to expect someone in the wt to ever leave, and when you see the damage it does you to keep hoping, and to keep trying to get them out, how do you manage the pain?.
what do you do when you know that someone has spoiled the only life that person will ever have, yet you can't reach to them?.
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I dont know the answer dgp and I've learned that you just have to live with the pain...
Loz x
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A Kind Word For Brits
by metatron inexternally, we get a certain 'impression' of what living in england is like.
every third baby boy is named mohammed.
people who engage in self defense are imprisoned while criminals are given a 'firm talking to' and have their hands slapped.
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Good points there Wobble...I'm actually Welsh born and bred...no, I cant sing and its true they can be a mean and rude bunch....I agree about the Empire ...disgraceful...and all for the ruling classes to gain more wealth...
I think the best part of the UK is the North of England and its definitely bred some wonderful talents and still does....the people are warm and caring and real....
I always wished I'd been born in the US though...envy their lifestyle....and people are so much more 'open'....
Loz x
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It's done. I did it. I moved out.
by doublelife ini'm officially living on my own and it feels great.
i was worried that once i move out i'd regret my decision but i knew right away that i made the right decision.
i was nervous about telling him.
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Big brave step you've made....well done and I wish you happiness in your future...as for the old friend its up to you but I wouldnt extend any trust if I were you....
Loz x
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Do People Just LIKE You?
by snowbird ini find that wherever i go, people just gravitate toward me.. is that your case?.
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Since I left the Borg and have developed a previously unknown sense of humour it seems that they do....and it feels good....
Loz x
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A Kind Word For Brits
by metatron inexternally, we get a certain 'impression' of what living in england is like.
every third baby boy is named mohammed.
people who engage in self defense are imprisoned while criminals are given a 'firm talking to' and have their hands slapped.
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Psychotic Parrot you're giving us Brits a bad name matey...
Loz x
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A Kind Word For Brits
by metatron inexternally, we get a certain 'impression' of what living in england is like.
every third baby boy is named mohammed.
people who engage in self defense are imprisoned while criminals are given a 'firm talking to' and have their hands slapped.
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That seems a pretty sad image of our green and pleasant land...? It doesnt feel like that from the inside...?
Loz x
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Oh yes I'm here all present and correct and ready to womble....
Loz x
PS Loving those penguins Outlaw...x
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Officially announced at meeting: I am an ex-parrot......
by not a captive ini mailed my letter of disassociation three months ago.
no response.
i saw a friend(was once?
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Notacaptive - I am moved by your words and I too hope you keep the internet. Good old Python parrot eh? This parrot is deceased...this is one dead parrot !!!
Loz x
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OMG! I am 50 this year! Why am I freaking out? Anger - how do you cope?
by hamsterbait ini was told when i hit thirty and was catastrophising, "just wait till you are 40, it just gets better.".
ha!.
i am fifty in a few weeks.
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I recognize your feelings Hamsterbait...I am 58 and left the borg around 4 years ago. I got very down about the lost years since I also spent them in an unhappy marriage....I thought I could never get past the regrets...then I had my own brush with Cancer...after the treatment was over I stopped and thought ...this life is so important, and it belongs to us individually to make the best of it every day....
A couple of years on and yes I hate to see the age in the mirror, yes I hate the aches and pains, but I've just remarried a wonderful man and am about to go into my 2nd year at Uni as a mature student with lots of lovely young people. I've lost a lot, too much in total, but I'm still alive and enjoying it as much as I can...
Loz x