Good Morning 1/28
By snowy
@snowy22315 (180703)
United States
January 28, 2024 9:02am CST
Wow, January is such a long month! I am glad February is a short one. Thinking about nostalgia today. I was just thinking what I would want my epitaph to be. It is purely theoretical because I plan to be cremated, however, what I would want it to say or what I want them to think is 'We we're better having known her.' That is how I feel about a friend of mine who passed. I was better for having known her. Can you think of people who fit that bill?
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@snowy22315 (180703)
• United States
28 Jan
@LadyDuck I know..even as he is now, better than gone.
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@LadyDuck (471506)
• Switzerland
28 Jan
@snowy22315 You are lucky, your Dad is still alive.
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@Juliaacv (51193)
• Canada
28 Jan
Our former neighbours of over 20 years would both fit that bill.
We never became 'friends' during out time residing side by side, but I would say that about each of them.
When my first friend passed, about 12 or 13 years ago, I was too shocked to think straight to think of a one liner about her. But in my days, weeks, months and years since then I would say about her, a great big heart of gold and giggles.
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@snowy22315 (180703)
• United States
28 Jan
Aww, Joanne my friend..was very warm hearted, kind and had a really good sense of humor too.You don't often find all of those traits In one person.
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@snowy22315 (180703)
• United States
28 Jan
@Juliaacv Aww, so young..Happy early bday Deb .! Shame her grand daughter had to grow up without her.One thing I reallyiked about Joanne though was that she wasn't just nice to people you should be nice to like family..but she was super nice to everybody.
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@Juliaacv (51193)
• Canada
29 Jan
@snowy22315 You know what is really sad?
Deb's granddaughter, Alicia, went with her Uncle (her mother's brother) for a drive, just over an hour away on a divided highway, a transport truck travelling in the other direction, lost control drove across the median (which is really a dry ditch) and headed straight for their car. The uncle saw it coming and threw himself across Alicia, as that was the way that they found them when the first responders arrived. It was Mother's Day weekend, and Deb's daughter-in-law lost her only child and her brother. They were killed instantly and the truck driver walked away without a scratch.
My heart broke for Deb's hubby, Albert, as that little girl meant the world to him and he and Deb bought a camper just so that they could enjoy time away from home with her.
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@snowy22315 (180703)
• United States
29 Jan
You are lucky. There are a lot of nice people in the world, but only a few I would consider truly special and above the maddening crowd.
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@just4him (317041)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
29 Jan
@snowy22315 Yes, I have a friend I can count on in a pinch, and several new friends since I moved here who are very nice. I also have many friends at church.
@snowy22315 (180703)
• United States
28 Jan
I would say my grandfather's met that..as well as several relatives of mine I can think of
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@dgobucks226 (35608)
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28 Jan
My parents. A generous giving father. A talented, warm hearted, loving and caring mom.
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@mildredtabitha (16126)
• Nairobi, Kenya
29 Jan
I think cremation is better than normal burial. This is to prevent unwanted resurrection when someone is 6 feet under.
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@mildredtabitha (16126)
• Nairobi, Kenya
29 Jan
@snowy22315 I want the same thing as you. But I'm too young to bring up the cremation topic for my body. I will wait for many years later to bring it up.
@LindaOHio (178576)
• United States
29 Jan
My two closest friends fit the bill along with most of my friends here at MyLot, including you, snowy. Have a good week.
