Today is looking much better... The grief is still here. But the kind words of all you here is helping.

Today is a new day and life is starting to look better.
Even though the weather outside is cold and dreary and the sun is no where to be found and its pouring cats and dogs.The day is looking much brighter for the most part...

Thanks to all that have come by to give their sympathys...
The prayers are helping me to find my way back to all of you..

May God Bless each and everyone of you...........AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!

Gloria

You know what!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can only count on yourself to be there for you really and truthfully no one else gives a shit. No one here and no one in your real life. We come here to type and maybe get a few respones ..You know the ones that are uplifting and give us encouragement but in reality not one person gives a damm about you.
THis grief that I am going through is unbearable, the recent death of my dad in law then last year June 17th I lost my dog Moeaa I had her for almost 12 yrs. ANd then the death of my best friend Eleanore on AUg 7,2006
Ever feel like crawling into a hole or under a rock and not come out for a while.. Well thats how I feel right now...I am going into see my mom and dad cause thats what I do once a week.I call them everyday but I know that soon this to will be impossible as they are both in their 80's and God will soon take them both home to be with him..
I am a robot doing what I have to do.Just to make it until the next day and not giving a FF whether the new day comes or not. This is whom I am for today..TAke what you want from this post and just leave the rest alone ok..Thanks

Gloria

Your task here is to change one letter in each of the following words, in order
to find six (6) words with a common theme.

FIG
MUST
HIND
SLOW
SMUG
MAIL

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Try and do this on your own the answers are on the following link..

HAve a wonderful Easter....

ANd thanks to all that have stopped by my previous Post and left their condolences..............It means so much....

Gloria

For a hint or answer, go here: http://www.braingle.com/35564.html

My its hard to say goodbye to someone that made a great impact on your life.
I am talking about my father-in-law. He died on April 1.2007 and we buried him yesterday. I held up pretty good I guess had too you know for my kids. I lost it at the grave as everyone was walking away it was like I was stuck there my feet wouldn't move.
The visitation went well there were no sibling fights which totally amazed me. Hubbys sister well lets just say I give her alot of credit taking on the job of parenting parents is NO easy task.
Its hard on a kid knowing that she has to be the parent now to her mom and to her dad when he was alive.
Hubby is taking it very hard he had believed that his dad was going toget better I guess and come home.He has alot of regrets which I knew he would have. Hubbys a workaholic never really took the time to just go and sit with his dad in the hospital.I guess it was the way he was raised.I really don't know all I know is that I am very very sad.Time will heal this I am hoping.
I have only seen my hubby cry 2 times and when they closed the casket was one of the times. I think I thought that this man had no feelings cause he would never go and just sit by his dads bedside not to carry on a conversation or anything just to sit there and if his dad happened to look he would have seen him.Boy was I wrong / God has shown me the human side of my husband this last week and my attitude has changed towards him and all for the better I might add.
Its so sad though it has taken all this time 31 yrs to see what I was meant to see so long ago.So I am going to take the rest of my life with hubby one day at a time and never dwell on the past ever again. I have seen what dwelling in the past has done to his sister and brother it ages you faster than you think..
Life will get better here and my outlook has changed.
May you all have a GReat Happy Bunny Day!!!!!!!
But don't eat too much of that chocolate ok.....

Gloria

The Hormone Hostage

The Hormone Hostage knows that there are days in the month when all a man has to do is open his mouth and he takes his life in his own hands! This is a handy guide that should be as common as a driver's license in the wallet of every husband, boyfriend, co-worker or significant other!



DANGEROUS:
SAFER:
SAFEST:
ULTRA SAFE:

What's for dinner?
Can I help you with dinner?
Where would you like to go for dinner?
Here, have some wine.

Are you wearing that?
Wow, you sure look good in brown!
WOW! Look at you!
Here, have some wine.

What are you so worked up about?
Could we be overreacting?
Here's my paycheck.
Here, have some wine.

Should you be eating that?
You know, there are a lot of apples left.
Can I get you a piece of chocolate with that?
Here, have some wine.

What did you DO all day?
I hope you didn't overdo it today.
I've always loved you in that robe!
Here, have some more wine.




13 Things PMS Stands For:

1. Pass My Shotgun

2. Psychotic Mood Shift

3. Perpetual Munching Spree

4. Puffy Mid-Section

5. People Make me Sick

6. Provide Me with Sweets

7. Pardon My Sobbing

8. Pimples May Surface

9. Pass My Sweatpants

10. Pissy Mood Syndrome

11. Plainly, Men Suck

12. Pack My Stuff

and my favorite one...

13. Potential Murder Suspect



Pass this on to all of your hormonal friends
and those who might need a good laugh!...

Or men who need a warning.



And remember: Money talks ... but Chocolate SINGS!!!




Gloria