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roybot said:
Aint the web somthin??
It tookmme about half a year of driven around to malls
& used record shops all over the state of jersey
to find a copy of it. & only in a gold plated CD version.
which cost me, but was ok.
But not the same as the gift my godmom gave me.........
Yall know what I mean...
Nothing can replace a gift like that .Vinyl had its own feel about it much more solid than cds but its a shame some of them scratch so easy.
 
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lipscum said:
Nothing can replace a gift like that .Vinyl had its own feel about it much more solid than cds but its a shame some of them scratch so easy.

Cheers girlie.... I gotta go try to sleep some soon. But had a really great time bein on WITH YA for a change!!!!!
& how super ya are...
I thank you & mikey
:devil: :rose: :rose: :rose:
 
Hi friends.

All this talk of records reminds me of when my ex had a cleaning spree, and threw all of mine away.

I almost cried when I found out what he'd done, but by then it was too late to retrieve them.

I lost the Beatles 'Abbey Road' album, and Bing Crosby singing 'White Christmas' on an old 78rpm, among others.

That gives you an idea of why he's now my ex!
 
Ladybird said:
Hi friends.

All this talk of records reminds me of when my ex had a cleaning spree, and threw all of mine away.

I almost cried when I found out what he'd done, but by then it was too late to retrieve them.

I lost the Beatles 'Abbey Road' album, and Bing Crosby singing 'White Christmas' on an old 78rpm, among others.

That gives you an idea of why he's now my ex!
Good Morning Ladybird,

Saw your name up and thought I'd stop in and say hello. I lost a small fortune in items like that, and not just the money for collector items. Irreplacable memories in those. Odd thing is, somehow the 8 track tapes survived. :D ......go figure,..huh?
 
Hiya ruminator.... how nice to see you here. I think you'll find that this is the friendliest thread on GB.

I understand what you mean about memories. Both of those records carried special memories for me, because of the people who gave them to me.

But what was hardest of all, was when he threw out all of the baby clothes my children had outgrown. I hadn't put anything aside to hold on to, as a reminder of just how tiny they once were. All of the love that was with the clothes went into a trash pack.

Some things you just don't forget, even when we try to forgive.
 
Ladybird said:
Hiya ruminator.... how nice to see you here. I think you'll find that this is the friendliest thread on GB.

I understand what you mean about memories. Both of those records carried special memories for me, because of the people who gave them to me.

But what was hardest of all, was when he threw out all of the baby clothes my children had outgrown. I hadn't put anything aside to hold on to, as a reminder of just how tiny they once were. All of the love that was with the clothes went into a trash pack.

Some things you just don't forget, even when we try to forgive.

:devil:

Aren't we glad the memories can't be thrown out by uncaring assholes the way the items were.

Welcome to the hangout ruminator. It's folks like LB that make this a friendly place. Drop in anytime.
 
Ladybird said:
Hiya ruminator.... how nice to see you here. I think you'll find that this is the friendliest thread on GB.

I understand what you mean about memories. Both of those records carried special memories for me, because of the people who gave them to me.

But what was hardest of all, was when he threw out all of the baby clothes my children had outgrown. I hadn't put anything aside to hold on to, as a reminder of just how tiny they once were. All of the love that was with the clothes went into a trash pack.

Some things you just don't forget, even when we try to forgive.
Yeah, forgiving can be the easy part. The value is lost on others and its easy enough to ask if its ok first. I have friends who lost antiques at yard sales by enthusiastic relatives. They have not forgotten.

We have autumn coming around here these days and if you want some pics as I take them I'd be glad to share them with you. Beautiful country in these parts.
 
Synnerman said:
:devil:

Aren't we glad the memories can't be thrown out by uncaring assholes the way the items were.

Welcome to the hangout ruminator. It's folks like LB that make this a friendly place. Drop in anytime.
You are so wise mister!

You're right, memories CAN'T be thrown out, they last forever and are completely portable.

Something nice happened to me today. I heard from the Public Trustee that my darling Aunt, who passed away a couple of weeks ago, has remembered me in her will.

She's left me a garnet ring, that had belonged to her older sister, with whom I was particulary close. So now I'll be able to wear a piece of jewellery that two of my favourite women have worn. Isn't that lovely. It really made my day.
 
ruminator said:
Yeah, forgiving can be the easy part. The value is lost on others and its easy enough to ask if its ok first. I have friends who lost antiques at yard sales by enthusiastic relatives. They have not forgotten.

We have autumn coming around here these days and if you want some pics as I take them I'd be glad to share them with you. Beautiful country in these parts.
I'd love that thanks ruminator, autumn is such a pretty time of the year.

I'll pm my email addy too you.

btw... by the use of the word autumn, I'm guessing you're in UK. Would I be right?
 
Ladybird said:

She's left me a garnet ring, that had belonged to her older sister, with whom I was particulary close. So now I'll be able to wear a piece of jewellery that two of my favourite women have worn. Isn't that lovely. It really made my day.

:devil:

That is pretty terrific. I also am fortunate to have a few simple items I wear time to time which have special memories attached. Next time I draw one out to wear I will think of you and the garnet ring and know you are enjoying your memories as well.
 
Ladybird said:
I'd love that thanks ruminator, autumn is such a pretty time of the year.

I'll pm my email addy too you.

btw... by the use of the word autumn, I'm guessing you're in UK. Would I be right?

Hi every one.............

nice cup holders you are sporting there LB :devil:
 
Synnerman said:
:devil:

That is pretty terrific. I also am fortunate to have a few simple items I wear time to time which have special memories attached. Next time I draw one out to wear I will think of you and the garnet ring and know you are enjoying your memories as well.
That's lovely Syn, thank you.

I like to have and use things that were owned by people I love. I have several dishes that were my grandmothers, and I make a point of using them for family celebrations. I feel that it brings her into the room with us, as I know she'd want.
 
ozraven said:
Hi every one.............

nice cup holders you are sporting there LB :devil:
Thanks raven. I looked into the mirror this morning when I was getting dressed, and thought..... photo opportunity girl, take a pic. And I did.


:D
 
Ladybird said:
I'd love that thanks ruminator, autumn is such a pretty time of the year.

I'll pm my email addy too you.

btw... by the use of the word autumn, I'm guessing you're in UK. Would I be right?
Hey Raven, Synn and anyone I may have missed.

Ladybird,

I'm in the US. Close to the east coast but in the western foothills of the mountains.

WV
 
:devil:

Well now, as long as we are giving directions, I am also in the States but the other side from ruminator.

I am just West of the West Coast. Yes, I know that puts me in the Pacific Ocean. That is not a mistake, that is exactly where I am.
 
Ladybird said:
Thanks raven. I looked into the mirror this morning when I was getting dressed, and thought..... photo opportunity girl, take a pic. And I did.


:D

Ahhhhhhhhhhh, and ain't we all just very glad you did. Ah do declare miss Ladybird, dat rogue raven show nuff called it right, dey is mighty fine cup holders indeed.
 
Synnerman said:
Ahhhhhhhhhhh, and ain't we all just very glad you did. Ah do declare miss Ladybird, dat rogue raven show nuff called it right, dey is mighty fine cup holders indeed.

Ayee maitey!!!!!
 
Synnerman said:
:devil:

Well now, as long as we are giving directions, I am also in the States but the other side from ruminator.

I am just West of the West Coast. Yes, I know that puts me in the Pacific Ocean. That is not a mistake, that is exactly where I am.

That werks,,, you dont have to worry about earth quakes.
Or that peice of Cali falling off...
(OR hurricanes fer that matter...boy we lucked out in fla.)
 
Synnerman said:
:devil:

Well now, as long as we are giving directions, I am also in the States but the other side from ruminator.

I am just West of the West Coast. Yes, I know that puts me in the Pacific Ocean. That is not a mistake, that is exactly where I am.
That sounds idealyic Syn... and yes, I know that you live IN the ocean, you lucky man.

I'm an Indian Ocean chic myself. I live here.... Western Australia
 
roybot said:
That werks,,, you dont have to worry about earth quakes.
Or that peice of Cali falling off...
(OR hurricanes fer that matter...boy we lucked out in fla.)
Pardon my ignorance please roy, but do you have a lot of natural disasters where you live?

Our main problem is bush fires.
 
roybot said:
That werks,,, you dont have to worry about earth quakes.
Or that peice of Cali falling off...
(OR hurricanes fer that matter...boy we lucked out in fla.)

:devil:

Unhuh, and here we are back with Roy on the Atlantic side of the US.

Hmmmmmm, is it true everybody lives on "the coast" Even our own Harley is surrounded by coast. He is in the middle of the Niagra river. The ever sexy Spicecajun is our very own Georgia Peach and Georgia has a respectable coastline.

This is getting frightening, where is the contingent from America's Heartland?
 
Synnerman said:
:devil:

This is getting frightening, where is the contingent from America's Heartland?
Maybe they're not sexy people.

Perhaps only coastal people are sexy.

Do you think I should apply for a research grant? I'd love the field work.... :p
 
Ladybird said:
Pardon my ignorance please roy, but do you have a lot of natural disasters where you live?

Our main problem is bush fires.

:devil:

That is priceless LB. Roy's home just dodged one of the more powerful hurricanes in many years but the earthquakes he is refering to are in my home state.

Truck drivers talking on the citizens band radio have given nicknames to most major US cities and Los Angeles is Known as "Shakey City". A few others would be Las Vegas, "Sin City", or beautiful San Francisco is "The Gay Bay".

Now I will probably catch hell from someone over that one but remember, I didn't give it the name.

BTW LB, California is quite well known for it's brush fires don't cha know.
 
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