Nightshift

–Dorie– Your earlier post about getting a virus thru IMing….The same happened w/us. Wrecked the hard drive. Too costly to attempt again. So muchfor Norton anti-virus,huh?

Bumble bee,

Yes, how old is your daughter? My son just turned 26 and it took him awhile to mature but I think has finally started on that stage of his life. We have always been able to talk about anything except girlfriends. I learned my lesson the hard way with that one. You know the saying “love is blind” well that is something that they don’t seem to want to hear about and I voiced my opinion and let’s just say that it wasn’t the right thing to do. My niece will talk to me about anything and seems to want to know what I think but she will not do that with her mom. Strange how kids can be!!

Night all, see you tomorrow.

Yeah, forgot to tell you Bobbie,

That this is a grand idea for a Nightshift place! Thanks.

oh boy, Bumblebee,do not feel guilty for what happened to your mom. It was out of your control. Your mom loved you and had to leave for another place. My mom hated that I was daddy’s “son” the oldest of 3 girls, not that he was a “man’s man”. He didn’t fix cars, or work inside the house, but he went to work damn near every day of his life, gave his pay to Mom, mowed the lawn, love his outdoors, flowers, knew every name of what he planted and just was the man he was meant to be. Never argued with Mom, til I got older and made it bad for them, made me love sports and told me about them. Mom wanted me to cook, he said no, We’re busy, that can come later. Still knew how to cook at 11, but whatever. My point is girls are so tough. Boys will break your heart, girls, will wear you down. Somewhere between the 2, hopefully something happens.

To hear the roomate’s son, say at 34, I am just like my dad and I hate it because I don’t want to be like him. Had realized what not to do and is trying to make up to his Mom.

To hear my son at 34, yes they are 1 month apart in age, say, why am I like Dad and not more like you? You can’t answer those questions, just be honest with what you went through, apologize if need be, and admit you made mistakes. And pray that they call you the next day. Mine did. Hope yours will too.

Hugs, purrs and Love, Lynn

I know I’m late posting this, haven’t been online in a bit.

I’m still very upset with what happened on Sept. 11, 2001. It shook me to the core. I felt a whole spectrum of emotions that day. I still can’t talk about 9-11 without crying.

I did watched Flight 93 last year, but I’m not doing that again. I cried the whole time I watched it but couldn’t turn the tv off. I cried for days afterwards, too. I remember that day like it was yesterday. Last year was the 1st time I worked on 9-11 and I’m not doing that this year.