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Quote:So, in 5 weeks time it's our first Wedding anniversary.. I'm really struggling with what to get my wife.

 

I mean, she already has me... what else could she want!

 

Two words:

 

Taco Bell

Quote:Yeah.... that one does NOT work....

 

Really? How sure are you?

Quote:Two words:

 

Taco Bell

 

I'm not made of money Rico.

Get her a hall pass.. That usually goes over pretty well.

Quote:Get her a hall pass.. That usually goes over pretty well.

 

Excellent idea!

Quote:Get her a hall pass.. That usually goes over pretty well.

Or a vacuum, they love those...

Quote:Or a vacuum, they love those...

 

We need a new iron too..

Quote:Or a vacuum, they love those...

 

Too romantic for a first anniversary...

Buy her your favorite kind of beer.

So, I've just returned to work having been released to attend a colleagues funeral.

 

Such a sad yet happy occaision, weirdly. So many people there to celebrate his life, it made me so proud to work with all of these people.

 

There were over 100 people in the guard of honour on each side.. whilst the service was taking place, there were 90 of us outside as there was nowhere near enough seats for us all!


Days like today make me reflect on things and thankful for what I have.

 

Here's my mushy post for the day.

Quote:So, in 5 weeks time it's our first Wedding anniversary.. I'm really struggling with what to get my wife.


I mean, she already has me... what else could she want!

For our 1st I took her favorite picture of us from the wedding, ran it through a pencil sketch filter in PS, and had it framed on canvas. She still talks about it to this day.

Quote:For our 1st I took her favorite picture of us from the wedding, ran it through a pencil sketch filter in PS, and had it framed on canvas. She still talks about it to this day.

 

That's a decent idea.. thanks for your suggestion.

Personally, I like the "your favorite beer" suggestion...but what do I know, I'm divorced.

So, I’m not going to dwell on my own siblings, because this isn’t about them.  But I found out about this from a Facebook post.  None of my six other brother and/or sisters picked up the [BAD WORD REMOVED] phone to tell me.

 

I saw on Facebook that my niece had died at 40 years of age.  When my wife and I called to offer condolences to my brother, I found out that she had committed suicide.

 

I would never say that I agree with suicide, but I can’t say that I don’t understand.  Poor girl had a rare nerve disorder where she had been in constant pain for over 25 years.  She had chronic asthma and was allergic to so many foods she never knew she was allergic until she accidentally ate something that she was unaware she was allergic to.  Most often, it would send her to the ER.

 

It’s been very difficult for my brother and his wife (obviously) as they are both very religious people, but they think she probably just couldn’t take the pain anymore.  They found her when they got home from work on Friday.

 

Please keep Cindy in your prayers.  She was a good kid that led an extremely difficult life.

 

Sorry for bringing this gloom to this goofy thread.

Quote:...

 

Please keep Cindy in your prayers.  She was a good kid that led and extremely difficult life.

 

 

Will do. 

 

Condolences to you and your family. 

So sad.

 

RIP Cindy

Quote:So, I’m not going to dwell on my own siblings, because this isn’t about them.  But I found out about this from a Facebook post.  None of my six other brother and/or sisters picked up the [BAD WORD REMOVED] phone to tell me.

 

I saw on Facebook that my niece had died at 40 years of age.  When my wife and I called to offer condolences to my brother, I found out that she had committed suicide.

 

I would never say that I agree with suicide, but I can’t say that I don’t understand.  Poor girl had a rare nerve disorder where she had been in constant pain for over 25 years.  She had chronic asthma and was allergic to so many foods she never knew she was allergic until she accidentally ate something that she was unaware she was allergic to.  Most often, it would send her to the ER.

 

It’s been very difficult for my brother and his wife (obviously) as they are both very religious people, but they think she probably just couldn’t take the pain anymore.  They found her when they got home from work on Friday.

 

Please keep Cindy in your prayers.  She was a good kid that led an extremely difficult life.

 

Sorry for bringing this gloom to this goofy thread.

Dang man, I'm sorry...

 

I know how tough something like this is for all parties involved… 

 

She, and you guys will be in my thoughts/prayers.

Quote:So, I’m not going to dwell on my own siblings, because this isn’t about them.  But I found out about this from a Facebook post.  None of my six other brother and/or sisters picked up the [BAD WORD REMOVED] phone to tell me.

 

I saw on Facebook that my niece had died at 40 years of age.  When my wife and I called to offer condolences to my brother, I found out that she had committed suicide.

 

I would never say that I agree with suicide, but I can’t say that I don’t understand.  Poor girl had a rare nerve disorder where she had been in constant pain for over 25 years.  She had chronic asthma and was allergic to so many foods she never knew she was allergic until she accidentally ate something that she was unaware she was allergic to.  Most often, it would send her to the ER.

 

It’s been very difficult for my brother and his wife (obviously) as they are both very religious people, but they think she probably just couldn’t take the pain anymore.  They found her when they got home from work on Friday.

 

Please keep Cindy in your prayers.  She was a good kid that led an extremely difficult life.

 

Sorry for bringing this gloom to this goofy thread.

 

Wow, that's not good.

 

I'm sorry to hear/read that news and I'm sorry you had to find out the way you did.

Quote:That's a decent idea.. thanks for your suggestion.

 

Well, you guys all know what a romantic and sentimental person I am.

Quote:So, I’m not going to dwell on my own siblings, because this isn’t about them.  But I found out about this from a Facebook post.  None of my six other brother and/or sisters picked up the [BAD WORD REMOVED] phone to tell me.

 

I saw on Facebook that my niece had died at 40 years of age.  When my wife and I called to offer condolences to my brother, I found out that she had committed suicide.

 

I would never say that I agree with suicide, but I can’t say that I don’t understand.  Poor girl had a rare nerve disorder where she had been in constant pain for over 25 years.  She had chronic asthma and was allergic to so many foods she never knew she was allergic until she accidentally ate something that she was unaware she was allergic to.  Most often, it would send her to the ER.

 

It’s been very difficult for my brother and his wife (obviously) as they are both very religious people, but they think she probably just couldn’t take the pain anymore.  They found her when they got home from work on Friday.

 

Please keep Cindy in your prayers.  She was a good kid that led an extremely difficult life.

 

Sorry for bringing this gloom to this goofy thread.

 

I'm sorry my friend, such a tragedy all around.