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I just can't believe the time has gone so fast

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Daffman - 26 Apr 2004 02:12 GMT
It's been 8 Sundays since Patrick passed away.  I just can't believe it's
been that long.  How can I have missed him for that long already?  Where has
the time gone?  some days it feels like forever since I saw him, and other
days it seems like just yesterday. I just miss him today, that's all.
Salisha
Phyllis Copp - 26 Apr 2004 02:43 GMT
> It's been 8 Sundays since Patrick passed away.  I just can't believe it's
> been that long.  How can I have missed him for that long already?  Where has
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>
>It's been two weeks for me since my husband passed, I still can't believe
it, I keep thinking that I'm going to wake up from my nightmare any time!
We'll make it , it's going to be the hardest thing I've ever done though.
                                               Phyllis
Alayne - 26 Apr 2004 07:29 GMT
> It's been 8 Sundays since Patrick passed away.  I just can't believe it's
> been that long.  How can I have missed him for that long already?  Where has
> the time gone?  some days it feels like forever since I saw him, and other
> days it seems like just yesterday. I just miss him today, that's all.
> Salisha

Time becomes surreal when you lose someone Salisha.  I can't believe that
Tony will have been gone for 8 months on Wednesday, it has flown so fast,
and yet the 10 months that he was ill went so slowly.

It is probably because we mark each week, each month more than we have ever
done before.  We will get there though cos Tony and Patrick wouldn't want it
any other way.

Hugs now

Alayne>
LVLindave - 26 Apr 2004 18:07 GMT
Hello,
It is four months since Dave died and I still can't believe it happened.
I'm doing alright.  Keeping busy with the painting decorating etc. and work.
The only thing missing from my life is Dave.  I don't need a husband or
somebody to live with I just need Dave.
Linda
Alayne - 26 Apr 2004 18:45 GMT
> Hello,
> It is four months since Dave died and I still can't believe it happened.
> I'm doing alright.  Keeping busy with the painting decorating etc. and work.
> The only thing missing from my life is Dave.  I don't need a husband or
> somebody to live with I just need Dave.
> Linda

I know how you feel Linda, unfortunately we have to accept that it is the
way it will be from now on and adjust ourselves to it.  It doesn't
necessarily make things any easier but wishing for what we can no longer
have makes life harder for us right now.

I had to check myself earlier on today, the sun is shining and it has
brought all the local motorbikes out.  The girls and I were sat eating
dinner and I heard a large bike roar past, it really took me back to the
times when I used to hear Tony coming in from work, a part of me would
dearly love to turn back to clock to have those times all over again, but
sadly we can't.

I am pleased to hear that you are doing alright Linda - painting and
decorating is some therapy!!  I've finished mine now, so am planning an
extension (so that I have got something else to paint!!)

It is good to hear from you, I know that you lurk, but if you ever want a
chat, I am always around (with or without the paint brush!)

Take care of yourself now hon.

Hugs

Alayne
J - 27 Apr 2004 01:05 GMT
> I had to check myself earlier on today, the sun is shining and it has
> brought all the local motorbikes out.  The girls and I were sat eating
> dinner and I heard a large bike roar past, it really took me back to the
> times when I used to hear Tony coming in from work, a part of me would
> dearly love to turn back to clock to have those times all over again, but
> sadly we can't.

Your post reminded me of a song... which brings me to tears...
"Wheels" on the album "Shelter" - Lone Justice (sung by Maria McKee)

Sometimes I feel you so close by
That it takes all my might to keep from trying to track you down
I can surely keep you out of sight
Forget about the way you look, your smile, the way you speak
But I've heard in the dead of night outside my window silence breaking
With the solid destination of your lonesome speed

I know the sound of your Wheels Yeah, yeah, yeah
I know the sound of your Wheels Yeah, yeah, yeah
I know the sound of your Wheels

I had a handle on my sorrow
My composure was in order if not sufficiently intact
But every reminiscent echo brings a blow to chill my senses
And my heart quakes and tenses 'til those moments pass

( ( ( Alayne ) ) )
J
Alayne - 27 Apr 2004 07:35 GMT
> > I had to check myself earlier on today, the sun is shining and it has
> > brought all the local motorbikes out.  The girls and I were sat eating
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> ( ( ( Alayne ) ) )
> J

Thanks Petal!

Jasper Carrot's Funky Moped suits him better though.

Hugs

Alayne
clacy - 27 Apr 2004 10:52 GMT
> > > I had to check myself earlier on today, the sun is shining and it has
> > > brought all the local motorbikes out.  The girls and I were sat eating
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>
> Alayne

Alayne,

I'm another Brit in here - you have made me laugh with the old Funky Moped!

Keep smiling
Sinead
Alayne - 27 Apr 2004 14:15 GMT
> I'm another Brit in here - you have made me laugh with the old Funky Moped!
>
> Keep smiling
> Sinead

Sinead - a lot of people laughed to that one, including the congregation at
Tony's funeral because it was one of the tunes that I picked for his music!
He started out as a "moped boy" so I thought it was rather apt.

Where abouts in ole blighty are you from?

Hugs

Alayne
clacy - 27 Apr 2004 19:41 GMT
> > I'm another Brit in here - you have made me laugh with the old Funky
> Moped!
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>
> Alayne

Channel Islands. And you?
Alayne - 27 Apr 2004 20:06 GMT
> > Where abouts in ole blighty are you from?
> >
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> >
> Channel Islands. And you?

Oh wow, lucky you, I have been to both Jersey and Guernsey myself.  I'm
afraid that I don't live anywhere quite so picturesque, just two miles south
of Grads. Ville (Cambridge!) and the only thing there is oodles of colleges
if you like that sort of thing.

Hugs

Alayne
J - 28 Apr 2004 11:46 GMT
> Thanks Petal!
>
> Jasper Carrot's Funky Moped suits him better though.

Jasper's Carrot ? <grin>
I think I should lose look-it-up-itis.
I went looking for Jasper and got snagged by a vicious virus and worm on a web
page I clicked on.
All clear now, but maybe I'm cured of look-it-up-itis.
Teach me, eh ?
Hugs
J
Phyllis Copp - 26 Apr 2004 18:52 GMT
> Hello,
> It is four months since Dave died and I still can't believe it happened.
> I'm doing alright.  Keeping busy with the painting decorating etc. and work.
> The only thing missing from my life is Dave.  I don't need a husband or
> somebody to live with I just need Dave.
> Linda

That's exactly how I feel about Casey too!
                   Phyllis
Emily - 26 Apr 2004 21:53 GMT
Daffman@yeah.right.com said...
> I just miss him today, that's all.

{{{{{Hugs}}}}}, love.
 
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