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Re: My Husband, My Life, My Love, My Family, My Cancer
@gailmary I’m curious about death too. I’m not at all religious and I think our brain shows us what we want or need to ease the transition, which, if true, is very cool. I hope it’s a reunion with all my beloved dogs, then lights out. The ability to hang around a bit or haunt people would be a bonus but I’m not expecting that.
illimae
Re: What brings you joy in your summer? Weigh in and share your experiences in the topic below.
Sitting inside in air conditioning is wonderful as well!!!
Re: My Husband, My Life, My Love, My Family, My Cancer
While I am also a Christian (Catholic to be exact which has all these crazy rules about death), I will echo Will Rogers - if there are no dogs in heaven, then I want to go where the dogs are!
goldensrbest
Re: So...whats for dinner?
Our meal is being pushed out…had leftover pizza last night. Hit 83, only an hour, but too hot to sit out and eat (for me).
Not sure what we'll do today (the official day).
I've been homesick for WI for some reason; strange since it is summer there and we know I hate that, LOL.
wallycat
Re: Can we have a forum for "older" people with bc?
Our last ride on the tilt-a-whirl was incredible. It started spinning and wouldn’t stop. The man running the ride let us off first. Haven’t wanted to go again
wren44
Re: My Husband, My Life, My Love, My Family, My Cancer
Mara, the phrase "smart as a bucket of apples" also cracked me up! In addition to the "burns my biscuits" phrase, you all are an excellent source for new hilarious idioms! I do say the phrase, "rats, cats, and bats" when I'm trying not to curse, but sometimes the good old f-word just works best.
sf-cakes
Re: Bone Mets Thread
sondra, I love Columbo! I quoted him in one of my blogs. I referred to his “one more thing” that he used so often. I also used a line from “My Cousin Vinny” where he asks, “Is there any more sh!t we can pile onto this?
That blog post was actually titled, “Columbo and Vinny.” It felt appropriate.
Carol
