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Posted by DaisyM on June 18, 2004, at 10:03:37
For some reason you were in my dreams... I realized I haven't seen you posting or in open. Are you ok? Just checking in.
Daisy
Posted by Speaker on June 18, 2004, at 23:54:08
In reply to Speaker?, posted by DaisyM on June 18, 2004, at 10:03:37
Daisy,
How nice to be thought of and even more so in your dreams. What did I look like??? :) I have been reading posts and have missed you in open too. I have been praying for you after your last post...things get really tough in your situation and I think of you so often. I have been struggling with a bit more depression than I have had so I just don't seem to find the words. I am ok and better just knowing you thought about me. You are a great person...Thanks!
Marie
Posted by DaisyM on June 19, 2004, at 16:49:55
In reply to Re: Speaker?, posted by Speaker on June 18, 2004, at 23:54:08
Don't worry too much about how the sentences go together. I'd like to know if there is anything I can do to help (shall I tell you a joke?) or just add cyber-support to what else you've got in place. In my dream we decided to have a Babble get together and you were the only person missing. GG says, "well, Marie would be just the right person to liven up this party..." and you come out on stage ala Mae West Garb and sing for us. It is nice to have good (although odd) dreams for a change. :)
So, any feather boas in your closet? And, do you sing?
Hugs from me. I hope it eases off soon.
Daisy
Posted by Speaker on June 20, 2004, at 0:42:13
In reply to Sometimes the words don't have to make sense » Speaker, posted by DaisyM on June 19, 2004, at 16:49:55
Hi Daisy,
You are too funny!!! However, there is a bit too much truth to your dream :). Tonight I sang at a patriotic program for 3,000. July 3rd my son (who has a great voice) and I will do a duet at a city celebration. Singing is the one thing that keeps me sane...it is always calming! I sing a lot for our church and praise seems to turn my focus where it should be. NOW for a boa...I can be the life of the party for sure. My friends always tell me I am quick with the fun comments. Life is short so if we can laugh more it's the best passing of time. I have been down lately so I tend to stay to myself...thats why my friends all think I just have a life of ease...HA! I am a very public person with a very private life...I'm sure you understand that with all you are living with. Well, for being short on words you sure got me going. I hope to have a dream with the babble group tonight...I'll let you know what role you take :).
Thanks so much for thinking of me, it means more than you know!
Marie
Posted by gardenergirl on June 20, 2004, at 13:07:43
In reply to Re: Sometimes the words don't have to make sense » DaisyM, posted by Speaker on June 20, 2004, at 0:42:13
Your dream sounds fun. And Marie, I wish I could sing better. I love to sing because it is relaxing. Must be something about the breathing and feeling less inhibited? Of course I can't really carry a tune, sigh.
Anyway, the boa story. My husband and I attended a party once with a 1930's theme. The ladies all received black feather boas, and I think the men got cigars. That night when we got home, I left my boa on the dining room table. The next morning when I got up, I noticed black feathers all over the room. The boa itself had disintegrated. And there was my doggie, looking all innocent and wagging as if she were saying "What?" But she had three black feathers sticking out of her beard! Busted!
It was too cute. She had eaten the wax coated thread that held it all together, and the feathers just went all over.
gg
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