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My next door neighbor (#1) came over yesterday. She's having disagreements with my other next door neighbor (#2). Neighbor #2 says that neighbor #1 has problems with everyone in the neighborhood and is confrontational and abusive. Would I sign her petition stating whether I have had problems with her (neighbor #1).
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Neighbor #1 moved in only a few months ago. I've not had any personal problems with her or her two small children.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Neighbor #2 is a Fort Worth policeman.
- Greg Guitarbuster
ack! I'd stay well away from any of that.
- Call me Bronco
Until recently, #1 had some relatives living at her house. There were a lot of people coming and going at all hours of the day and night. Now you may remember my previous posts. Once, we had 5 squad cars show up because someone was waving a firearm. A US Marshal came to my house looking for 3 teens that had been reported living next door. 2 squad cars showed up to arrest the 14 and 15 yo for murder in a drive-by shooting of a 16 yo girl.
- Greg Guitarbuster
I would like to stay out of it, but I live here. I have no doubt that my policeman neighbor is giving her lots of extra attention. I don't know if that amounts to harassment. I don't want gang members living next door to me. This isn't like online, I can't just block and ignore. What do other people think?
- Greg Guitarbuster
I would stay out of it. But I would probably anonymously tell the policeman that she came by. It's strange that she came by with a petition and wanted you to state right then and there whether you have a problem with her or not. It's backing you into a corner, which is not a neighborly thing to do.
- Jason Huebel
So this is an hour later. Did you sign or did you just send her on her way?
- Jason Huebel
I think I'd do what Jason suggested. I certainly wouldn't sign any petition. That would put you (and anyone else who signs as well) squarely in the middle of something you really don't need to be involved in. If she really feels that she is being harassed, she needs to take that up with the police department. From what you've described of the situation, it doesn't sound good. Be careful.
- Junebug (aka Sarah Jill)
I told her that I hadn't had any problems with her personally, but that I was concerned about the crime and violence based on what's happened since she moved in.
- Greg Guitarbuster
yes, the crime and violence are issues that affect you and melinda which i think you're helpless to do anything about except to wait - waiting is never easy but i have a feeling that in this case your no good neighbor will find themselves forced to move as i'm quite certain has happened many times, most likely because someone was after them -
- sally stokhamer
holy crap, i dunno where to start. :(
:( Where do you want to start?
- joey
i was feeling extremely..uncertain..for the first time in almost 20 years about what i've done with my life. what i've spent so much time and effort (and, far less importantly, money) pursuing and striving to accomplish and investing so much of my self-worth in. i felt like a fake and a sham and a liar and failure and delusional.
- Joe Silence is not dead
the one thing i've had confidence in about myself was pulled out from under me by my own total lack of...i dunno what. it's like i suddenly couldn't talk or form thoughts. like i'd been publicly exposed as a fraud and then struck blind and deaf to contemplate my own deceitfulness.
- Joe Silence is not dead
what a melodramatic twat i am.
- Joe Silence is not dead
Joe, I'm having those same thoughts and I have a very short deadline to pull things together. Not that I'm good at taking my own advice, but I'll give it a shot. We need to stop listening to the negative self worth thinking. Your confidence in some area is shaken, but surely you can think of many other accomplishments. Self reflection is a good thing, we need to change, but we need to keep some balance with our self criticism.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Joe, I feel like that often, especially now that I've left my job and given myself a few months to 'take my craft seriously' and focus on it. It's hard to get back into things and when we're juggling one particular dream or passion with hundreds of others (family, love, etc.) and obligations (money, survival, etc.) it can be hard to forget everything else we've accomplished. But we're...
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- joey
Pate Museum closing | Photo Galleries | Star-Telegram.com - http://www.star-telegram.com/photos...
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The museum has been around since the late 1960's but will be closing it's doors at the end of December
- Greg Guitarbuster
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my family knew a man who restored about 15 antique cars and built separate garages for each one - it was a magnificent sight to see - i don't know what happened to the cars after he died - i believe his son was administering his estate - billy, his son, loves nearby and recently came over to pick up some firewood - i wanted to ask him about the cars but somehow felt it would be too ghoulish -
- sally stokhamer
Nancy Nevins music demo - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Three days after Sweetwater performed on The Red Skelton Show, singer Nancy Nevins was hurt badly in a car accident, which stopped the progress of the band. Due to the accident, Nancy experienced brain damage for a number of years following the collision, and permanent damage to one of her vocal cords.
- Greg Guitarbuster
there's a lot of suffering behind this story, isn't there?
- sally stokhamer
Apparently so. Their first album was one of my favorites and I wondered what happened to them. Nancy was hit by a drunk driver and was in a coma for weeks.She says that it took 12 years to recover including learning how to sing again.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Hi guys!
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I've been off lately. Too busy and well... getting older. I've recieved many DMs and emails from you and I'm so grateful! Thanks for checking on me :) — I'm affraid won't be as active as I used to be, but I'll come here every now and then! Thanks again :)
- directeur
from NoiseRiver Extra!
salut, directeur, ça va ?
- Adriano
Hey directeur, I was wondering where you were.
- Greg Guitarbuster
The Arkansas Traveler (song) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...
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Hey Mister. Where is this road going to? Well since I have been living here it ain't been going nowhere.
- joe cromwell
I remember asking for directions at the country store in Osage, Arkansas. "Go a couple miles to the old Monroe place and take a right. You know the old Monroe place? Well, it's been gone for years."
- Greg Guitarbuster
I mashing up my baby bumblebee.... Took me years to realize it was more than a playground song...
- Spidra Webster
Tony Rice All Star Jam plays "Nine Pound Hammer" - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Sam Bush is a bobblehead
- Greg Guitarbuster
i could listen to this one many many times and never tire of it!! (why a bobblehead greg?)
- sally stokhamer
Tony Rice and Mark O'Connor are almost like statues. Sam is bouncing and swaying all over.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Louisa Wick - http://gwennyalogy.org/PS07...
"Birth 29 Oct 1806, Hoeheschweiler, Bavaria, Germany Death 1 Mar 1884, Canton, Lewis Co., MO- Aged 79Yrs Father Christian Wick (~1775-) Mother Catharina Scheerer Misc. Notes 41 Canton Press, March 7, 1884- Died- In Canton, March 1st, Mrs. Louise Heither, wife of Jacob Heither, aged 79 years. The deceased was the mother of Mrs. P. Miller, and came to this country from Batavia, Germany, in 1856, and had been married to Mr. Heither for more than fifty-six years."
- Greg Guitarbuster
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My 3rd great grandmother. Note that the name Hüther became Huether, Heither or Heather when they came to the US.
- Greg Guitarbuster
greg, my husband's family were from germany - because he has absolutely zero interest in his geneology or anyone else's, he knows nothing about his history - it may be because he's the youngest of his siblings who were actually old enough to be a mother or father to me - but he does know that his dad was a baker - there's no one left to ask anything of their history - what a shame! i...
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- sally stokhamer
Sally, I spent some time several years ago tracing my dad's family (the German ancestors). This is a new website that wasn't available then. Once you get past a couple of generations it gets very difficult. They had large families and the German's had a surname, first and middle names and a 'calling' name (like public and family name). To make it even harder, they used the SAME names over and over for generations.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Another branch of the family lived in South Dakota in the 1800s. They had two daughters and one son. The closest neighbors were miles away. They had two sons and one daughter...you guessed it...they each married.
- Greg Guitarbuster
greg, i'm reading all your posts as though i were reading a book that i can't put down!
- sally stokhamer
Sally, too boring. I'm switching to music.
- Greg Guitarbuster
you need a break greg! music will do it -
- sally stokhamer
Johann George Huether (should be George Henry) - http://gwennyalogy.org/PS07...
Birth 24 Nov 1870, LaGrange, Lewis Co., Mo. Death 15 Jan 1920, LaGrange, Lewis Co., MO- Aged 49Yrs1Mo21Dys Burial 18 Jan 1920 Father Johann Georg Huether (1828-1908) Mother Maria Meier (-1913) Misc. Notes 34 He died of Apoplexy. Canton Press, Feb 5, 1909- DIED, In LaGrange Saturday, January 30th, of dropsy of the heart, Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Heither, aged 7 years, 5 months and 24 days. Feb. 1,1918-LaGrange Laconics (Gleaned from the Indicator). Arnold Heather arrived Sunday from Sioux Falls, S.D., for a visit at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Heather. This is the first visit home in nearly two years. He will be here about two weeks. Jan. 22, 1920- Geo. H. heather sustained a paralytic stroke affecting his right side while in town Thursday afternoon.
- Greg Guitarbuster
from Bookmarklet
The news clip about a visit from Arnold is interesting. Arnold was my grandfather and I know very little about his life and he passed away before I was born. One of the things that I do I know is that he ran away from home when he was 12 to join the crew of a riverboat.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Johann Georg Huether - http://gwennyalogy.org/PS07...
"Birth 26 Jun 1828, Gross Steinhausen, Bavaria, Germany Death 2 Dec 1908, LaGrange, Lewis Co., MO- Aged 80Yrs5Mos3Dys Burial 6 Dec 1908 Father Jakob Huether (1802-1890) Mother Louisa Wick (1806-1884) Misc. Notes LaGrange Democrat, Dec. 14, 1877- Mr. J.G. Heather will hereafter call upon the citizens of LaGrange daily with fresh bread, cakes, etc., all of which will be sold as low as the lowest. Orders left at the bakery on main street will be promptly filled and goods delivered in any part of the city. April 25, 1879- Our popular baker J.G. Heather has made some valuable additions to his house and is better than ever prepared to do good work. Jan. 6, 1881- Trade Review- J.G. Heather- The city baker, is a worthy adjunct to the business of the place. He has no superior as a baker, and pastry maker, and is a real blessing to the community which persists in that time honored practice of eating. In addition to his fresh bread and cakes, he keeps a full line of confectioneries, cider, oysters etc, etc. When a chioce oyster stew is wanted don't forget Heather's."
- Greg Guitarbuster
from Bookmarklet
I wish I had recipes from JG (my 2nd great grandfather) especially the oyster stew.
- Greg Guitarbuster
I borrowed the money for an appointment with my GP yesterday. I stopped my anti-depressants several months ago when I couldn't afford them any more. At best, they made me feel mediocre all the time, no highs, no lows. Now I'm giving lexapro a try based on the facts that the doctor recommended it and he had lots of samples.
How was your depression doing during the time you were off meds?
- Spidra Webster
It was real hell when I first quit, then things were okay for a couple months. For the past couple months, the depression is back as the stress and bills are piling up and I haven't been able to make progress with making things better.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Well, it's a really bad time of year for depression anyway and having financial problems on top of it can't be making things easy. Give yourself some credit. I hope you're able to find an affordable source of Lexapro after the samples run out. If not, make sure you taper off. Cold turkey withdrawal from anti-depressants is miserable.
- Spidra Webster
I've also been having panic attacks. The doctor gave me a small supply of xanax (which I've never had before). I took one this afternoon which seems to have no affect.
- Greg Guitarbuster
I've had panic attacks in the past. Never took meds for it. I don't know if it would work for everyone but the number one thing that has helped me in the past is doing everything I can to cut down on stressors. Up to and including taking time off work. For me, panic attacks mean I've got too many straws on my camel's back. When I'm in a period where I'm prone to panic attacks, I...
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- Spidra Webster
I started getting consistent panic attacks and I take clonazepam for them; I used to take it when I would get an attack to try and stop it, but under better managed care (a specialist rather than my GP) I now take a pretty low dose twice daily and this prevents them from occurring...much better than trying to make them go away once they start. It takes a bit of time to work though, so...
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- joey
Are you getting enough sleep? or sleeping too much?
- CW™
Joey, my wife Melinda takes clonazepam. CW, I usually get almost enough sleep.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Spidra, yes, that's how I'm feeling, so many problems that I seem to have no control over. I need to get to the point that I'm doing something to improve the situation.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Greg, for me sometimes it helps to ask others for ideas. They may think of strategies or resources that you can't because you're too close to your own problem. This is one of the reasons I love FF so much.
- joey
Spend more time focusing on "to done" lists than "to do" lists. "To do" is overwhelming for you right now and making you shut down. If you chart what you've accomplished (including even little things like doing the dishes...that's an accomplishment when you're depressed), you'll get a sense of achievement and control. It also helps you focus on the positive rather than the negative....
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- Spidra Webster
Thank you, Spidra. I'll work on that. I'll add another comment that will give you an idea of my current outlook.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Got Melinda up early for her neurologist's appointment today. Helped her dress and eat. Drove 45 minutes to the doctor's office. Appointment rescheduled for next Tuesday, a fact that I missed because I've been screening calls to avoid debt collectors and missed the message that the doctor's appointment was changed. Stopped on the way home to look at a Christmas tree, but decided that we can't afford it. Melinda is napping now after having another small seizure.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Sorry it's been such a rough day. I find holiday greenery really cheers me up. And I can understand not being able to afford a tree. You might try Craig's List post to see if anyone's willing to let you trim their holly or conifers a bit so you can have some greenery. I've done that here and ended up getting an answer from an acquaintance who was all too happy to give me cuts off her holly bushes. And she delivered, too!
- Spidra Webster
Jakob Huether - http://gwennyalogy.org/PS07...
Birth: 1802, Dietrichingen, Rheinhessen, Germany Death: 4 Sep 1890 Canton, Lewis Co., MO Misc: Canton Press, Sept. 5, 1890- Died- In Canton, on the morning of the 4th inst., Jacob Heither, Sr. , aged 88 years. Deceased was born in Bavaria and came to this country 34 years ago, and located in Lewis county in the spring of 1857, where he has since made his home. Six children, three sons and three daughters survive him.
- Greg Guitarbuster
from Bookmarklet
Discovered a new contact with genealogy information. My 3rd great grandfather.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Maria Meier - http://gwennyalogy.org/PS07...
"Death 25 Dec 1913, LaGrange, Lewis Co., MO- Aged75Yrs6Mos Burial 28 Dec 1913 Misc. Notes Canton Press, Jan 2, 1914- DIED- In LaGrange, Dec 25th, of Dropsy, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Heather, aged 75 years and six months. Her husband Henry George Heather died some five years ago. She was long a resident of LaGrange and highly esteemed by a large circle of friends. A devoted Lutheran, her funeral was conducted by her pastor, Rev. Heidbreder in her church home last Sunday morning and was attended by numerous relatives and friends from Canton. Three sons, E.J., of Canton, and John and George of LaGrange, and two daughters, Mrs. Henry Hackamack and Miss Anna Heather, of LaGrange, survive her."
- Greg Guitarbuster
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Reifenberg - Surnames - http://translate.googleusercon...
"The family name is Hüther Reifenberg still very much present, and already over 300 years. Somit ist der Name Hüther der älteste noch existierende Familienname von Reifenberg. Thus the name Hüther the oldest surviving family name of Reifenberg. Im Jahr 1679 ließ sich der Stammvater der Hüther - Familien, Nickel Hüther in Reifenberg nieder. In 1679 let himself down the progenitor of the Huether - families, nickel Hüther in Reifenberg. Der aus der Schweiz stammende Nickel Hüther (siehe Kapitel: Reifenberg und seine Bevölkerung ) kam aus Bottenbach nach Reifenberg. Originally from Switzerland, nickel Huether (see Chapter: Reifenberg and its people) came out after Bottenbach Reifenberg. Der urkundliche Nachweis im evangelischen-reformierten Kirchenbuch aus Zweibrücken (Nr.943) lautet wörtlich: The documentary evidence in the Evangelical-Reformed Church Book in Zweibrücken (Nr.943) reads as follows:"
- Greg Guitarbuster
from Bookmarklet
Well, the family was one of the two families who survived the 30-year war. Vermutlich konnten sie nach Zweibrücken flüchten, da sie von dort stammte und von den Eltern her zum herzoglichen Hof Beziehungen hatte ( Hofschneider und Hofbarbier). Presumably they could flee to Zweibrücken, since they came from there and from the parents, to the ducal court relations (Hofschneider court...
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Die Reifenberger Ortsgeschichte von Ludwig Härich weist noch einen weiteren Sohn nach, der vermutlich aus der ersten Ehe des Nickel Hüther stammt. Reifenberger, the local history of Ludwig Härich still prove to another son, is probably from the first marriage of the nickel Huether. Sein Name war Hans Georg, der sich später mit Susanna Hahn verheiratete und als Stammvater eines weiteren...
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- Greg Guitarbuster
hi, new to this room. been battling depression since 1985 with some degree of success, but have been backsliding alot in the past few years. anyway, hello!
HULLO!
- Spidra Webster
You might want to take a look back at past threads. There are a lot of good shared articles as well as discussions in here.
- Spidra Webster
will do. :)
- Joe Silence is not dead
I just joined as well :) Thanks for posting the link, Spidra. Hi everyone :)
- joey
Welcome, my brethren and systren in depression! =)
- Spidra Webster
Hi, Joe and Joey.
- Greg Guitarbuster
is it just me, or is friendfeed search failing for you too? i'm not getting any response, not even a service unavailable (maybe i'm not waiting long enough, but it's taking forever to search so i just give up) ... google (and Popeye!) here i come...
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Failing here too.
- Greg Guitarbuster
it is working intermittently for me
- Mike Chelen
yep. same problem. send 'em an email. don't bother with the feedback room.
- Jim Hearts FF
it is
- Shevonne
intermitten failures, I get a good response once every 5-10 calls.
- Jimminy
I tried most general search and it worked. Any more specific ones (like "search my friends for ...") takes a minute or so to show Service Unavailable message. Retries sometimes help. Does search attempts warm up caches? And one of the subsequent requests just fit in request timeout? Is that all that bad with hardware resources at FriendFeed? Is that the way service is dying?
- Myroslav Opyr
not working for me neither.
- denizoktar
[Still] Down for me too
- Ken Sheppardson
Has everyone here sent in a 'bug' report yet? http://friendfeed.com/about...
- Chris Heath
Not functioning either for me, I did put in a "bug" report and provided information found here as well as my own. Thank you #Chris for the quick link in the thread.
- H0llywoodWh0re
woah... it seems to be back up... and live again too... anyone else confirm?
- Chris Heath
YouTube - Joshua Bell playing Ave Maria. - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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did you see "The Red Violin" ?
- Phil Harrison
no i didn't but a friend told me that the soundtrack was played by joshua bell !
- sally stokhamer
oh you must see it! :)
- Phil Harrison
tonight!
- sally stokhamer
I alway marvel at performances by great musicians, like Josh Bell, who get “lost” in the music they create.
- joe cromwell
watched it last nite - a wonderful film with exquisite music - no human emotion was left out - the angelic little orphan prodigy captured my heart!! i'll be watching it at least one more time - thanx phil -
- sally stokhamer
you're welcome, but it was Phil that recommended "The Red Violin". A recommendation that I heartily agree with.
- Greg Guitarbuster
YouTube - Coming To Terms With Impermanence (SAMPLE) - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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After some searching, I found out this movie is now titled "This Bird Flies Backwards". That is also the title of one of Diane's first books (out of print and priced prohibitively)
- Greg Guitarbuster
a poet friend owned the book - i've lost touch with her but if i could find her i know she'd send it to me, it's worth a try!
- sally stokhamer
This Bird Flies Backward - http://www.octopusfilmvideo.com/current...
Besides writing thousands of poems, di Prima took part in experimental films, radio shows, poetry festivals, panels, and conferences. She wrote plays and kept dozens of elaborate and delicately crafted chapbooks, traveled around the world to poetry festivals, had her work translated into several languages. She currently lives in San Francisco, where she continues writing and publishing, and teaches poetry workshops. Full bio and publication list is available on her website: http://dianediprima.com. THIS BIRD FLIES BACKWARD is the first film exclusively about di Prima. It is a portrait of a highly unique, classically educated, raw, powerful, and visionary literary voice.
- Greg Guitarbuster
from Bookmarklet
and i'm in total agreement greg!! here's a shout to charlie: she's a bronx girl!
- sally stokhamer
Folk Alley - a great internet radio station from Kent State. Check it out! http://www.folkalley.com/
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cool, I joined too.
- Greg Guitarbuster
thanks charlie!
- sally stokhamer
China executes rogue trader, millions still missing - Yahoo! News - http://news.yahoo.com/s...
"China on Tuesday executed a former securities trader for embezzlement, the first person in the industry to be put to death, but millions of yuan are still missing, a state newspaper said."
- Greg Guitarbuster
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"Preserve your moral integrity and don't set too much store by business results," Yang told the newspaper before the sentence was carried out.
- Greg Guitarbuster
they don't fool around with this do they?
- sally stokhamer
stardock: Premier subscribers: live chat with the Stardock's Brad Wardell Wednesday night - http://arst.ch/at7 via @arstechnica - http://twitter.com/stardoc...
Joelle, what stardock products and games do you have?
- Greg Guitarbuster
Rest in peace, Amber: 1993-2009. My baby didn't make it. Love you and miss you so much.
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I'm so sorry! Losing a pet is one of the worst hurts. Sending you warm thoughts. Im sorry.
- Mary Carmen
I am so sorry :o( xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox
- Mellissa Claus
I'm sorry for your loss. :(
- TVTechGrl
:(
- Wirehead
I'm so sorry, rowlikeagirl. I know this is so hard. Amber was a beauty. xo
- Ayşe E.
=( I'm so sorry to hear it... She looked like a very well loved cat.
- FFing Enigma (aka Tina)
:( What a loss for you; I'm so sorry.
- Anne Bouey
Thanks for the warm thoughts, everyone. I found out she passed away at the vet's office early this morning. I knew she was close to the end, but I was hoping she'd at least be able to come home and pass away comfortably there. ;( I've been sobbing on and off all morning. She was a spoiled little diva, and I know she lived better than most people. It's just the thought of life without her that is the hardest part right now.
- rowlikeagirl
I'm so sorry. I really am. I know how it feels. :( She really was a beautiful cat.
- Jen (SquirrelGirl)
She was fortunate to have had a friend in you. I'm sorry.
- Christopher Harley
I'm so sorry! I know how it feels - I few years ago my siamese cat died just short of 19 yrs old and it was really hard to deal with. Take care!
- Katy S
:(
- VAL D. Zone
:(
- Roberto Bonini
:( r.i.p.
- Anna Lynn M.
We lost one of ours in March, much love to you and yours.
- Scott
:( I'm so sorry too!
- Carla
So sorry about your loss :(
- Alex Scoble
So sorry for your loss. Treasure the memories. When you're ready, there are more homeless kitties who want to share your love.
- Jack (a.k.a. Jeber)
I'm so sorry for your loss. She looks like she was a special kitty.
- Derrick
So sorry, such a beautiful cat she was. We had one that looked just like her when I grew up..
- Rasmus Lauridsen
So sorry :(
- Shannon Jiménez
I'm so sorry. :-(
- Ladybug Heather
Oh no! I'm so sorry about this. Sending you peaceful, loving thoughts and purrs and nosekisses from my furkids.
- vicster
Sorry for your loss!
- Lo
I know how hard it is to lose a pet. When I go to the house to see my daughter, I still look for my Griffey's big furry ears and excited eyes watching out from the corner of the window overlooking the driveway. He still visits me in my dreams, and we go for long walks in the woods. They leave us with good memories to help us through the loss.
- Mark "DerBingle" J
:-( I'm sorry.
- John (a.k.a. dendroica)
Sorry for your loss. Our pets are like our children. We've been brokenhearted every time we've lost one.
- Greg Guitarbuster
I'm so sorry! {{{{{{{hugs}}}}}}}
- Junebug (aka Sarah Jill)
Aww. :( That's so hard. I'm sorry. :(
- Alix Whitmire
So sorry for your loss :( RIP
- Penny
I'm so sorry :(
- Mona Nomura
bad cat sherafettin :)
- Arapprensi
oh so sorry.
- anna sauce
R.I.P. / i am so sorry <3
- anjelina
Oh, I'm so so so sorry!!!! This is horrible! *hugs*
- Rachel Lea Fox
im so sorry to hear of your loss, may he RIP! i have 2 cats myself, this is my worst fear, my cats are very close to me!
- Halil
:( sorry
- Darren Heydon
That is so, so hard to go through. I'm sorry.
- Shannon
:(
- MaryB, BrandingBroadOfFF
from iPhone
I'm sorry for your loss. Losing a pet is terribly hard.
- Jim Hearts FF
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- ★ Soner Gönül
This makes me very sad. I'm sorry for your loss. I know my wife will be absolutely inconsolable whenever ours chooses to leave us.
- Curtiss Grymala
:( Big hugs to you. I'm so sorry.
- Laura Lou Who
:( So Sorry,,, they give us so much, and it's so hard when they go....
- Bash
:(
- winckel
*sad*
- MVB (Curmudgeon of FF)
Thank you again for the kind words, everyone. They mean so much. I know she had a great life. She gave me such joy. I cannot express it in words. If you have a pet, please hug him/her for me. XXOXOXOXOOXOXO
- rowlikeagirl
She was teh beautiful cat, I'm sorry Audrea. I know no other pet will replace her. {hugs}
- 'Like' robot (frɐnc)
It would be nice if I could just add tags to my emails in Outlook, a la Delicious, instead of trying to choose a folder to put them in. Then I could figure out why I decide to keep some emails, and the tags would create instant "folders".
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Taglocity?
- Greg Guitarbuster
You can create Rules to automatically assign incoming email messages with Categories. You can also manually assign Categories to any message already sitting in your inbox. http://www.google.com/search...
- Stephen Francoeur
Tagging feature on emails would be nice. I use folders all the time and rules - but it's sometimes hard to remember what I meant when I look back a year later or need to find something!
- Jason
Ahem. Thunderbird.
- Jeremy (cropmarks)
Well on Outlook then - which is the system we use at work. I'll look up Thunderbird though.
- Jason
Thanks, Stephen, I do use Rules and Categories. Just suddenly occurred to me that quick, easy addition of tags as they surface could be helpful. Even with Rules and Categories, I'm afraid I have a hot mess on my hands. Le sigh.
- Laura Norvig
I take it switching to Gmail is not an option?
- Tudor Bosman
oh, that's a good one, Tudor! No, it's an enterprise environment, MS all the way. I even have to use Sharepoint.
- Laura Norvig
I've heard a number of people forwarding all their email to a Gmail account for this purpose. But I'm guessing the IT folk would probably frown on that :P
- Joel Webber
How Texas' 'Lost Battalion' missed Pearl Harbor | News | Star-Telegram.com - http://www.star-telegram.com/news...
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A total of 534 men from the Lost Battalion surrendered, and 89 of them died in the 42 months of captivity, surprisingly few considering the inhumanity and cruelty visited on them by the Japanese, the Korean guards and occasionally, Ficklin said, by the British officers.
- Greg Guitarbuster
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Official Waco Mammoth Site - Waco, Texas - http://www.wacomammoth.org/
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The Waco Mammoth Site is located at 6220 Steinbeck Bend Road in Waco, Texas. The site is easily accessible from Interstate 35. Just take Exit 335C and head west.
- Greg Guitarbuster
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Bank Foreclosure Prevention Program by Citi Up by 20 Percent - http://www.realestateproarticles.com/Art...
"According to CitiMortgage, it has modified 130,000 mortgage loans worth $20 billion in the July-September quarter, increasing its modification rate by 20 percent compared to its modification performance in the April-June quarter. It also reported that three percent of its mortgage loans totaling $751 billion were in the foreclosure process or in loss mitigation schemes, an increase of one percentage-point from the April-June quarter."
- Greg Guitarbuster
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Waco site showcasing remains of herd of mammoths opens to public | State | Star-Telegram.com - http://www.star-telegram.com/texas...
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"The Waco Mammoth Site opened Saturday, showcasing the remains of a prehistoric mammoth herd believed to have died in a mudslide and flooding some 68,000 years ago."
- Greg Guitarbuster
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Museum officials initially thought that the mammoths all died together in a mudslide after being trapped in a ravine, but they now believe that a herd of females and their young — 19 of those found at the site — died in the mudslide, with one adult trying to protect a young mammoth by lifting it out of the mud. They believe that the other mammoths died in flooding years later.
- Greg Guitarbuster
David Grisman – We Wish You A Merry Christmas - http://www.last.fm/music...
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This is a really short track from David Grisman's Acoustic Christmas CD with one verse sung by Clarence Nash, the original voice of Donald Duck.
- Greg Guitarbuster
Homer & Jethro - The Battle of Kookamonga - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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"you look clean, but you laugh dirty"
- Greg Guitarbuster
I remember those guys!
- Mark "DerBingle" J
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