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WhistlingBadger:
That sucks.  Hang in there, guys.  You aren't alone.
T

YosemiteBen:
Have lost many friends and family to cancer. I know two teen age girls living with cancer. It is an awful beast. Prayers for your sadness, remember them with laughter.

Eric Krewson:
Six years for me since Miss Glenda died, I am 72, tried some dating but at my age the pickings are pretty slim. I found one about a year ago that I really liked, we were like two peas in a pod, somehow she hid the fact that she was bipolar for the first 6 months. It was time to move on when that problem surfaced, bipolar gals are great company on the upswing but downright nutzoid on a down swing.

I still live alone and always will, health problem have crept up on me now but I can look back on the 30 years I had with my gal and have very fond memories.

bjrogg:
Hang in there guys. I know it sucks. My mom passed almost 15 years ago. My dad was heartbroken. He did his best to get going again. He ended up meeting a very nice lady about 5 years later. Another widow he knew all his life and who was friends with my mom. They ended up getting married just a couple months later. Was a bit of a shocker for myself and my siblings that they got married so quickly, but they didn't want to waste any time. At their ages that was one thing they knew was precious. That was almost ten years ago. He's 82 now and I know it added at least three years to his life. Good ones to. His best days are behind him now, but she is there for him. He will tell you flat out. If it wasn't for her he'd be in a home. She just turned 81 and is going strong yet. I'm so glad they met.

I really hate when it gets the young ones. Some of you may remember a bow I made for a benifit raffle called The Stacer's. The thread was titled something like "Living The Dream". Sadly Tom left us a couple weeks ago to be with his brother. Was really routing for that guy.

Bjrogg

Jon hang in there buddy. All those firsts are the hardest. It never gets easy but it does get better.

bjrogg:
I sawed some dead ash last year and put it on the walls of my man cave. I saved some boards with living edge on them. Yesterday I made two selves to hang on my walls. I'll put some polyurethane on them yet but they'll be something like this. Sorry not best picture but they aren't hung yet.
Bjrogg

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