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Netzach said:gracie - holy shit - I found this out from the OTHER thread....
I am so sorry.
graceanne said:You know, nothing like the middle of the night to get the mind going. I was doing ok today. I only cried once, and that was when I was talking to my mom about calling his family. I could go the rest of my life quite content without having to make that kind of phone call again.
My sister told her kids today. From what I hear, my sister and her husband did a good job. They started out with explaining what suicide is. My niece immediately burst into tears. I think she'll be fine because she'll cry and all that, and get it out. My nephew went bone white. He didn't cry. He had some questions. He kept asking if they were sure that P killed himself. He was hoping that he'd been murdered. It's pretty bad when you hope that someone was murdered. My aunt, who's father commit suicide, told my cousin who told me, that suicide is the ultimate in abandonment. I can only just imagine how P's biological children are doing.
His family has decided not to have a funeral. No one can afford it for one thing. For another everyone is very angry with him. His sister told me the other day that she was learning a lot about P she hadn't known. Now that he's dead his exwife and their children are telling his family the stories they have - none good.
Netzach. I'm sorry if I was abrupt above. I was joking with a few friends, and I was desperately hoping if I didn't think about it too much I'd sleep tonight. It's almost one - I guess that's not going to happen.
I finished washing my sisters clothes today. I took them to her husband's house. Their's no way I could have carried them up the stairs to her house by myself and no one was planning on going there that night.
About this time of night 'Whiskey Lullaby' goes on permanent loop in my head. 'He put that bottle to his head, and pulled the trigger'.
Oh, and my current run of bad luck continues. My neighbors toilet overflowed AGAIN, and now the drywall tape on my ceiling is detaching. Evidently their entire carpet is going to have to be replaced. Something's up with K's unemployment and we didn't get it. Etc, etc. I'm seriously considering going to bed and not getting up till this run goes away. *sigh*

http://s8.photobucket.com/albums/a4/somerandomcrap/imagemacros/aml.pngcoyone said:*scratches friday out and circles Saturday*

graceanne said:*hugs* for innerslut
As for the cell, if you get it before it's been wet really long, and turn it off and let it dry a couple of days it'll be fine. The problem is when it's imersed for long enough for all the water to get in there AND do it's job. The way I figure it is that their's air in your phone. When you drop it in the water at first that air keeps the water out, but eventually you get little bubbles (that's the air escaping) and that means the water is getting IN the phone.
NeonThank you for the information, Sir Winston.Sir_Winston54 said:Just because most all of us read this thread:
There is an e-mail going around titled "You have received a Hallmark E-Card!" with a link to the purported card that goes to http://optro.co.kr/img/postcard.exe. This link leads to a self-installing virus!
Do NOT click the link, and don't try to forward it to Hallmark so they'll know someone's trying to use their name for virus propagation - their e-mail system rejects itWhile "received" is spelled properly in the e-mail header, it is spelled incorrectly - "recieved" - within the body of the e-mail (good clue as to false origins, as we all know that Hallmark can spell).
NeonMental note: Don't send sd an e-card telling her how sexy those long legs look in black boots with 5" (?) stiletto heels, even reclining on a sofa...satindesire said:*mumble* I don't even open those things from my mother, much less some stranger...
*ahem* I said nothing. Nothing dammit!![]()

WriterDom said:Attentiveness is the path to true life;
Indifference is the path to death.
The attentive do not die;
The indifferent are as if they are dead already.
-Dhammapada
minx1 said:*giggles* sorry ITW...that just made me laugh! Thankyou!
intothewoods said:Wha- they were smilies searching for enlightenment!
Sir_Winston54 said:Mental note: Don't send sd an e-card telling her how sexy those long legs look in black boots with 5" (?) stiletto heels, even reclining on a sofa...
(Pervy fun-flirt!)![]()
callinectes said:Is this an assignment A has given you? If you are this upset shouldn't you talk to him about it?