Thanks Joan.
I've no wish to dampen the enthusiasm and impatience of youth, but it's just a shame that for many their young years have gone without really enjoying them.
Joan I so agree with you above.. I've always advocated , let our young men and women enjoy their lives as such.. it's short at best.. then , they are adults for all the years ahead. There's no going back.
I'm very sorry to learn of your loss too Bill, and wish there was something I could say to ease the pain, but mere words are never enough.
To lose a life in a car accident seems so wasteful and serves as a reminder to us all that our actions can have unintended consequences.
Well said!!When you're thirty with a wife, two kids. a mortgage and you're slaving away at a shitty job, you'll be wishing a million times for your school days back.
Take it from me Jaidyn, and I don't mean to preach, but life's problems far outweigh the good times and it's how we deal with them that counts.
Enjoy each day that dawns because one day the one you love won't be there and that will hurt beyond belief.
That's my sermon over. Now go out and make the best of what you've got. :)
I've finally made my way back in , after last evenings , trying and trying to do so.
Thanks to all those who made it happen. You guys are wonderful !!!
Today i cooked Indian style Chicken Masala :)
Who wants to join me for dinner??
Last edited by dreamer; 08 Feb 2012 at 10:43.
Thanks for the invite, but I'm about to sit down to piping hot, cholesterol laden fish 'n' chips! :)
