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Scott6373:

--- Quote from: Jeff Wrangler on November 01, 2007, 11:27:02 am ---Hunh?  ???

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Think it through...LOL

CellarDweller:

--- Quote from: jstephens9 on November 01, 2007, 11:20:06 am ---Who are your new friends Chuck?

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google is a wonderful thing.  ;)

CellarDweller:

--- Quote from: Jeff Wrangler on November 01, 2007, 11:25:12 am ---On the first date?  :o
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Oh stop it.   :laugh:

Scott6373:

--- Quote from: CellarDweller on November 01, 2007, 11:30:42 am ---
Oh stop it.   :laugh:

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Your fingers type no-no...while your eyes say...oh please do.

jstephens9:

--- Quote from: Lynne on October 23, 2007, 10:36:39 pm ---I don't see it that way at all, Janice.  You are one of the most loving and generous people I've ever met.  And I knew that about you long before we met in Denver the first time.  I had you pictured as older, though, because there's a wisdom and a grace that you have that makes me feel like a puppy, gangly and awkward, in comparison.  I'd like to have your strength and resilience too.  You are often, if not always, the one of the first to reach out to a new member here, make them feel at home.  I could list quite a few people who have come, and both moved on or stayed on, who rely on your friendship and support.  I count myself proudly among them.  I know about your family - I met your husband and daughter-in-law.  I know about your love and devotion to your granddaughters.  I know your brother through you.  I walked and you supported me.  I don't doubt you will again, especially when I stumble.

Consider my grandmother - she passed away in 1985 - but I still feel her with me.  And she has life renewed because I shared her with someone.

If there's anything to my conservation of energy theology, your spirit lives in others with whom you share it, and it lives on after your body is gone - whether it's shared in a picture, in a hug, in a paragraph, or in a memory.

Maybe the question that needs to be asked is why we don't find enough time to tell the people we care about how much they mean to us and why?  Why do we think they should know, that it goes without saying, when it doesn't and shouldn't??

{{{{{{{{{{{{Janice}}}}}}}}}}}}

I love you, Janice.  Thank you for holding my hand in San Francisco and singing with me.

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I know this post is a little late. I am behind on this thread cause I have had to do all this studying for these classes  :( Anyway, I just want to say that I completely and totally agree with what Lynne says concerning you Janice. Each thing she says is true about you. To have you as a friend is truly an important gift that means very much to me. As Lynne says you were one of the very first people who reached out to me and made me feel a part of the group in Colorado. You are very important and please don't ever forget that.

Jack

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