Random thought of the moment...
lol
pixiedustboo
Redfidelboo
What the hell does Shawna have in the dryer? Bang, bang, bang! lol.
justin1552
Hurr Durr
Man... I gotta start doing so cardio.
pixiedustboo
Redfidelboo
This movie always makes me cry.
The Other Guy
Spam King
I shouldn't sit like this, it makes my left arm go to sleep.
pixiedustboo
Redfidelboo
I might watch the Notebook. I think I need to have a good cry.
Beat me beat me......make me write bad checks ...............
...are you ready wolfen? ..(Indiana Jones theme playing in the background....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVNNhBtBbOs)
Hi-ho Silver!..march...march......uhuuuu...lololol..
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pixiedustboo
Redfidelboo
I woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning.
I'm mad at everyone.
>: (
I'm mad at everyone.
>: (
pixiedustboo
Redfidelboo
I wish I knew where I stood right now. So sad tonight. Friends are not helping at all. 
ooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.........yyyyyyyyeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
LOL, hehehehe....You're so "Lokillo", lol.......:mrgreen:
Hello
This has been an interesting and challenging place to be in one’s life. It is also filled with a lot of helpless heartache. Losing people that we’ve known all our lives is difficult for the survivor for a number of reasons. Those we’ve known all our lives knew us when we were shiny and new and life was pregnant with possibility. They were there for our triumphs as well as our failures. When someone you love passes, there is along with the grief, a sense loss that is personal and somewhat selfish. As long as all those threads are interwoven, we have a sense of safety or some kind of order in the midst of this chaos we call the universe. When a loved one passes, one of the threads becomes unraveled, and as you know, once the unraveling process begins, there is only one outcome…total unraveling. You can mend, but it's never the same and eventually time unravels us all.
The first time a loved one slips away, we are stunned and frightened. Up until that time, we were demonstrably immortal. Now that person that saw you shine at a time when no one else noticed; the one who gave a legitimacy to your shining moment, the witness, is gone.
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This has been an interesting and challenging place to be in one’s life. It is also filled with a lot of helpless heartache. Losing people that we’ve known all our lives is difficult for the survivor for a number of reasons. Those we’ve known all our lives knew us when we were shiny and new and life was pregnant with possibility. They were there for our triumphs as well as our failures. When someone you love passes, there is along with the grief, a sense loss that is personal and somewhat selfish. As long as all those threads are interwoven, we have a sense of safety or some kind of order in the midst of this chaos we call the universe. When a loved one passes, one of the threads becomes unraveled, and as you know, once the unraveling process begins, there is only one outcome…total unraveling. You can mend, but it's never the same and eventually time unravels us all.
The first time a loved one slips away, we are stunned and frightened. Up until that time, we were demonstrably immortal. Now that person that saw you shine at a time when no one else noticed; the one who gave a legitimacy to your shining moment, the witness, is gone.
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