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by **searching_for_sunshine** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 8:04 pm

i'm so sorry quirky. that's got to be hard where you are - wanting to do more but not wanting your grandma to be alone. i'm 36 and i have to keep telling myself even if i start over now, i hopefully have a lot more life to live. it is hard though at this age - it's quite pivotal in so many respects.

hang in there

by **quirky** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 8:19 pm

You know...you have to have faith that what you're doing is right and that God is putting you places for a reason. Even on this website. There's a lot in the Bible about not leaving a spouse for any reason, but I think that might be bunk. It can work if you've found your life's partner...the person who completes you, but if we look around there are marriages falling apart everywhere. I can't say someone is damned eternally because they made every effort and then got out of a bad marriage.

Then there's a part of me that thinks marriage is MEANT to be a struggle and people pack it in too easily. It's really hard to say....but I totally support you in your choice. We all deserve to be happy. It's hard, but it's harder to live with constantly being disappointed in yourself.

by **mav** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 9:22 pm

filomena , sunshine - your posts are so helpful! Thanks for sharing.....

For some reason, I find it difficult to ask god for what I want. I believe she knows what I want. But more than that when I 'see' god, all I can muster is 'i miss you'. So quirky, ur not the only one with a mental illness

But I'm going to try to ask, because I have this frustating shoulder pain, it's really escalated today, refuses to go away. I would probably write it down.

quirky wrote:You know...you have to have faith that what you're doing is right and that God is putting you places for a reason. Even on this website

That tickled me. When I came here all I thought was 'this would be some fun'. The last thing I expected was to meet some really cool people.....the latest being sunshine

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by **searching_for_sunshine** » Fri Jul 08, 2005 9:35 pm

me?

thanks

i feel the same...its pretty wild to think we all kind of wandered into this thinking about light hearted conversations, gushing on Jim's cuteness etc but i think there was a bigger force bringing us together (even bigger than Jim LOL)

this is the first forum i've ever been on. strange how things work.

by **quirky** » Sat Jul 09, 2005 12:05 am

because I have this frustating shoulder pain,

I had that! Before all this happened to me. :shock:

Now I have no pain at all. :shock:

by **mav** » Sat Jul 09, 2005 12:23 am

Oh, no. I got it from you. You @#!$%! :lol:

I am seriously laughing my head off, I don't know what for! This is uncanny, sister.... :lol:

by **quirky** » Sat Jul 09, 2005 12:39 am

So basically, if you go completely crazy, you can get rid of it.

by **mav** » Sat Jul 09, 2005 12:56 am

attagirl!

by **quirky** » Sat Jul 09, 2005 3:26 am

Just bear in mind that the staircase of crazy is pretty slippery.

I don't know if it's a good trade off.

I have to trust that even THAT happened for a reason.

by **mav** » Sat Jul 09, 2005 1:35 pm

quirky wrote:I have to trust that even THAT happened for a reason.

Yes! Everything has a reason. Hey, I'm very sure I've been careless (infact, I know exactly what! Sorry to disappoint you

)... some physiotherapy and it should rock! ...er.. rotate.

by **fluffy** » Sat Jul 09, 2005 9:15 pm

All are lunatics, but he who can analyze his delusion is called a philosopher.

Ambrose Bierce

I rather like this quote.....it gives hope..... :wink:

fluffy

by **quirky** » Sun Jul 10, 2005 3:04 am

So today I followed the angels. Took grandma out to near where she came from because this resort called me and told me that I had won a prize. And I have, in fact won a vacation to an island and a cruise. The only thing is...I have no other resources....so I really can't afford to do it.

Plus. I have no one to go with...my grandma's 97 and she's not gonna get on a cruise ship. So I'll probably give the vacation getaway to my cousins. The can stay on Aruba, Oahu, Maui, Jamaica or Puerto Rico because THEY can afford to get there.

The cruise? I'm not sure, I might be able to wing it to LA for the LA to Ensenada, San Diego and Catalina.

Hey Mav...wanna go on a cruise?

by **mav** » Sun Jul 10, 2005 3:55 am

quirky wrote:Aruba, Oahu, Maui, Jamaica or Puerto Rico
Ensenada, San Diego and Catalina.

Hey Mav...wanna go on a cruise?

I need a map. I would like to go on a cruise. But I'm not sure if you'd want to go with me. My one-on-one human interaction is somewhat speech challenged. 'uh-huh' about spans the entire verbal spectrum. It would be a tortuous cruise, if not torturous.
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by **quirky** » Sun Jul 10, 2005 4:14 am

No problem. We can say you're a mute. We can have great conversations in the cabin and then when you go on deck and clam up, I'll explain that you are a three-eyed-Egyptian princess who has mystical powers but has been struck mute. And I am your Church of Scientology escort and I translate your thoughts for people.

You will utter (through me) such profundity as:

"I would like more fruit salad."

"That SPF Factor isn't high enough for me."

AND the piece de resistance....

"This isn't one of those cruises where everyone's gonna get that fever/barfing virus is it?"

by **Filomena** » Sun Jul 10, 2005 4:16 am

YOU WON A CRUISE????

Whoa, and what do I get? "25 years with my head in a dirty oven. Scraping. Scrubbing."

Okay, I jest. But isn't it cute the way they work? They can't give you ALL the answers. They really love it when you have to figure things out.

Please find a way to go and enjoy it. YOU DESERVE IT!!!!

(plus, does this mean you started the dialogue? I really really really really hope so)

Fil

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