Well,
in [Grief]
|
Prev: Good days & Bad days
Next: Good days & Bad days
From: Poppin.. on 2 Mar 2007 19:59 you may find this interesting........ As some of you know, my daddy has been gone since 7-8-01, and momma 18 months later, so I had no other blood relatives, being an only child.. Anyway, my brother-in-law passed away last may, and it's been a struggle. However, something has come of it.... Roger, my brother-in-law, rode a motorcycle like my husband 1st had. In november, Rogers widow sold me the bike. I wanted it more for sentimental value than anything. ANYWAY. I got my licenses endorsement this week to ride his bike. And the promise I made to myself, when I got the bike, was to go to his grave before I went anywhere else, so guess where I'm heading tomorrow, kinda happy, yet............ -sigh- I sure miss him, we were really close... Anyway, just wanted to share... Huggs and positive those here. I read a lot here, just usually too "quiet" to say anything....... Connie
From: Cindy on 5 Mar 2007 13:48 How was your first trip on the bike? I so understand why you wanted the bike. It is part of him. Enjoy riding it, and I hope you feel him near by every time you do! Hugs Cindy "Poppin.." <Poppin-(a)webtv.net> wrote in message news:28369-45E8C861-415(a)storefull-3251.bay.webtv.net... > you may find this interesting........ > > As some of you know, my daddy has been gone since 7-8-01, and momma 18 > months later, so I had no other blood relatives, being an only child.. > Anyway, my brother-in-law passed away last may, and it's been a > struggle. However, something has come of it.... > > Roger, my brother-in-law, rode a motorcycle like my husband 1st had. In > november, Rogers widow sold me the bike. I wanted it more for > sentimental value than anything. ANYWAY. > I got my licenses endorsement this week to ride his bike. And the > promise I made to myself, when I got the bike, was to go to his grave > before I went anywhere else, so guess where I'm heading tomorrow, kinda > happy, yet............ -sigh- I sure miss him, we were really close... > > Anyway, just wanted to share... > > Huggs and positive those here. I read a lot here, just usually too > "quiet" to say anything....... > > Connie >
From: Daniel on 5 Mar 2007 14:28 On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 18:59:13 -0600, Poppin-(a)webtv.net (Poppin..) wrote: >you may find this interesting........ > >As some of you know, my daddy has been gone since 7-8-01, and momma 18 >months later, so I had no other blood relatives, being an only child.. >Anyway, my brother-in-law passed away last may, and it's been a >struggle. However, something has come of it.... > >Roger, my brother-in-law, rode a motorcycle like my husband 1st had. In >november, Rogers widow sold me the bike. I wanted it more for >sentimental value than anything. ANYWAY. >I got my licenses endorsement this week to ride his bike. And the >promise I made to myself, when I got the bike, was to go to his grave >before I went anywhere else, so guess where I'm heading tomorrow, kinda >happy, yet............ -sigh- I sure miss him, we were really close... > >Anyway, just wanted to share... > >Huggs and positive those here. I read a lot here, just usually too >"quiet" to say anything....... > >Connie Vwmmm, vrrmmmm, vrrroooommmmm! Good for you, Connie! I never used to try new things. Part of being true to my parents' love for me is to try to be someone who can grow and learn and try new things. It takes a certain amount of courage to make those moves. I had so many teachers and whatnot telling me way back when that I coundn't, that I might as well not try. Okay, I'm 49 years old, and last year I ran a half-marathon and took up the violin! =-) Happy trails, -- Daniel ( deltaechomike(a)usa.net ) -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
From: Daisy on 5 Mar 2007 17:14 Daniel wrote: > On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 18:59:13 -0600, Poppin-(a)webtv.net (Poppin..) wrote: > > >>you may find this interesting........ >> >>As some of you know, my daddy has been gone since 7-8-01, and momma 18 >>months later, so I had no other blood relatives, being an only child.. >>Anyway, my brother-in-law passed away last may, and it's been a >>struggle. However, something has come of it.... >> >>Roger, my brother-in-law, rode a motorcycle like my husband 1st had. In >>november, Rogers widow sold me the bike. I wanted it more for >>sentimental value than anything. ANYWAY. >>I got my licenses endorsement this week to ride his bike. And the >>promise I made to myself, when I got the bike, was to go to his grave >>before I went anywhere else, so guess where I'm heading tomorrow, kinda >>happy, yet............ -sigh- I sure miss him, we were really close... >> >>Anyway, just wanted to share... >> >>Huggs and positive those here. I read a lot here, just usually too >>"quiet" to say anything....... >> >>Connie > > > Vwmmm, vrrmmmm, vrrroooommmmm! > > Good for you, Connie! > > I never used to try new things. Part of being true to my parents' > love for me is to try to be someone who can grow and learn and try new > things. It takes a certain amount of courage to make those moves. I > had so many teachers and whatnot telling me way back when that I > coundn't, that I might as well not try. Okay, I'm 49 years old, and > last year I ran a half-marathon and took up the violin! =-) > > Happy trails, > -- > Daniel ( deltaechomike(a)usa.net ) > I've always wanted to learn the violin, it's beautiful, but thought it would be too hard at my age. Daisy
From: Daniel on 7 Mar 2007 10:27
On Mon, 05 Mar 2007 17:14:45 -0500, Daisy <sweetdaisy(a)fuse.net> wrote: >Daniel wrote: >> On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 18:59:13 -0600, Poppin-(a)webtv.net (Poppin..) wrote: >> >> >>>you may find this interesting........ >>> >>>As some of you know, my daddy has been gone since 7-8-01, and momma 18 >>>months later, so I had no other blood relatives, being an only child.. >>>Anyway, my brother-in-law passed away last may, and it's been a >>>struggle. However, something has come of it.... >>> >>>Roger, my brother-in-law, rode a motorcycle like my husband 1st had. In >>>november, Rogers widow sold me the bike. I wanted it more for >>>sentimental value than anything. ANYWAY. >>>I got my licenses endorsement this week to ride his bike. And the >>>promise I made to myself, when I got the bike, was to go to his grave >>>before I went anywhere else, so guess where I'm heading tomorrow, kinda >>>happy, yet............ -sigh- I sure miss him, we were really close... >>> >>>Anyway, just wanted to share... >>> >>>Huggs and positive those here. I read a lot here, just usually too >>>"quiet" to say anything....... >>> >>>Connie >> >> >> Vwmmm, vrrmmmm, vrrroooommmmm! >> >> Good for you, Connie! >> >> I never used to try new things. Part of being true to my parents' >> love for me is to try to be someone who can grow and learn and try new >> things. It takes a certain amount of courage to make those moves. I >> had so many teachers and whatnot telling me way back when that I >> coundn't, that I might as well not try. Okay, I'm 49 years old, and >> last year I ran a half-marathon and took up the violin! =-) >> >> Happy trails, >> -- >> Daniel ( deltaechomike(a)usa.net ) >> >I've always wanted to learn the violin, it's beautiful, but thought it >would be too hard at my age. > >Daisy Ahem. Well let's just say you wouldn't want to be around when I'm makin' those ole strings screeetch! =-0 I'm only up to doing a bad rendition of (my virtuoso piece) "Buffalo gals woncha come out tonight..." :-) Life's little paradoxes... like: You can't play if you don't know how --> <-- You learn how by -- playing! -- Daniel ( deltaechomike(a)usa.net ) -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |