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JustGeorge

Imperfect
Staff member
Premium Member
NAH...learn to play like Stanley Clark

I'll show him that when he wakes up.
Oh man! Politics. Hate em.

Here's my take on politics.

My pile of manure smells better than your pile of manure.
Someone in the neighborhood put out political signs asking people to pencil in his dog and cat.

He had something clever written on them... can't remember what it was.
 

Wu Wei

ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Wu Bear continues to educate.........I've heard Wu Wei is going to share his pie today..
Well I'm not..... and Pie makes me sad today..... I had a piece I brought to eat at work yesterday, but I was having gastritis issues, so I left it here....I just went to have it.....and it was moldy...... now I'm sad..... a day without pie is like a day without....well...pie

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Stonetree

Abducted Member
Premium Member
Well I'm not..... and Pie makes me sad today..... I had a piece I brought to eat at work yesterday, but I was having gastritis issues, so I left it here....I just went to have it.....and it was moldy...... now I'm sad..... a day without pie is like a day without....well...pie

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It's a cruel, cruel world, Wu..
 

JustGeorge

Imperfect
Staff member
Premium Member
Drove out to Grandma' gravesite today. I hadn't been there since she passed.

When we drove up, a black dog ran across the field to show us the gate. We had to open it to get in. He waited patiently while we were there. He wagged his tail and smelled my hand, but didn't want pets. Just a grounds overseer.

He left when we did, never going past the gate.
 

ChristineM

"Be strong", I whispered to my coffee.
Premium Member
Drove out to Grandma' gravesite today. I hadn't been there since she passed.

When we drove up, a black dog ran across the field to show us the gate. We had to open it to get in. He waited patiently while we were there. He wagged his tail and smelled my hand, but didn't want pets. Just a grounds overseer.

He left when we did, never going past the gate.

There was an old guy living in the village, he shunned us (the family) if evere any of us said "bonjour" or "ça va" to him he'd turn his head away.

The council put new gates on the cemetery. While passing on a walk i saw the guy stood by the gate with his dog trying to open it. I said excuse me, opened the gate for them and beckoned them inside.

Both he and his dog became great family friends because of that simple task at the cemetery gate.

A couple of years ago he died, Paul and i went to the funeral (the first time I've attended a church service for around 20 years. The coffin was at the front with his dog sitting alongside looking at the coffin all through the service. It was one of the the most moving things I've ever seen.

Tomorrow is day of the dead, I'll be going to the cemetery to remember him.
 
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ChristineM

"Be strong", I whispered to my coffee.
Premium Member
It's pretty interesting here, family and friends gather at the grave of a loved one, place chrysanthemums (the flower of the dead here in France). Maybe say a prayer if they are religious. Break out a picnic and drinks and have a meal with the deceased. They tell the deceased stories about the year and how they've missed them etc. Busiest day of the year in the cemetery and a great celebration of lives past
 
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