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17 Feb 2018, 1:17 am
Britte wrote:
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Britte wrote:
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I hope at least you can find her on FB or mebbe on another aspie forum somewhere.
Thank you. I don't have facebook, and I don't believe she did, either. I know she gets quite busy with school. She is 14, so I imagine she is in middle school, or, first year of high school and quite involved with music/violin. We share some of the same OCD symptoms, thus, we were helpful to one another, and had some nice conversations in the process. She is a lovely person and friend.there are a few people I dearly miss here as well, such as Taupey and Spazzergasm who were the first two people to greet me and talk to me when I first started here.
That's nice that you had that experience. I hope you will, one day, again, see them, here, or elsewhere. I miss Stampy, DeepHour, C2V, Drawyer and a few others, and, although I converse with beakybird, via email, from time to time, I truly enjoy his presence on the forum, and frequently, find myself wishing he were here, selfishly. : )
good people come and go, life marches on no matter what we want. I like to think that in heaven the goodies will stick around a bit longer
17 Feb 2018, 1:25 am
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17 Feb 2018, 1:33 am
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Britte, if those cows you saw in the field could talk to you, what do you suppose they'd say? I've often wondered about the secret life of animals.
Hmm, perhaps they'd tell me that the grass they are chewing on, has a nice taste to it, and that they are feeling very relaxed, without a care in the world, and wouldn't have it any other way. They certainly seem calm and, perhaps, deep in thought, but in a very relaxed manner, as opposed to anxious or worried. I know that isn't very creative, but, it is how I perceive them and what they might have to say say. They seem very calm and sweet.
I useta live next door to a neighbor's cow pasture, I used to like watching the baby cows prancing about almost like lambs. they'd run and run back and forth, havin' a big ol' time. I think theirs was an idyllic existence, at least until the neighbor sold them for meat.
17 Feb 2018, 1:38 am
auntblabby wrote:
Britte wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Britte wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
I hope at least you can find her on FB or mebbe on another aspie forum somewhere.
Thank you. I don't have facebook, and I don't believe she did, either. I know she gets quite busy with school. She is 14, so I imagine she is in middle school, or, first year of high school and quite involved with music/violin. We share some of the same OCD symptoms, thus, we were helpful to one another, and had some nice conversations in the process. She is a lovely person and friend.there are a few people I dearly miss here as well, such as Taupey and Spazzergasm who were the first two people to greet me and talk to me when I first started here.
That's nice that you had that experience. I hope you will, one day, again, see them, here, or elsewhere. I miss Stampy, DeepHour, C2V, Drawyer and a few others, and, although I converse with beakybird, via email, from time to time, I truly enjoy his presence on the forum, and frequently, find myself wishing he were here, selfishly. : )
good people come and go, life marches on no matter what we want. I like to think that in heaven the goodies will stick around a bit longer
Indeed. But, I hope I will see DeepHour, again, very soon. No matter where it is that I meet with him, again. Even if in heaven. Like you, he has been one of the best friends I have ever had. His photographs are hanging on the walls in my home, and I have a stunning photo of his rose garden, set as my desktop and screensaver,. I often have my breakfast and tea in his garden, by way of his photograph on my desktop. I am logging off, now. I will speak with you, again, soon, I hope. It's been a pleasure, conversing with you.
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17 Feb 2018, 1:46 am
^^^nighty nighty 
17 Feb 2018, 1:47 am
auntblabby wrote:
Britte wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
Britte, if those cows you saw in the field could talk to you, what do you suppose they'd say? I've often wondered about the secret life of animals.
Hmm, perhaps they'd tell me that the grass they are chewing on, has a nice taste to it, and that they are feeling very relaxed, without a care in the world, and wouldn't have it any other way. They certainly seem calm and, perhaps, deep in thought, but in a very relaxed manner, as opposed to anxious or worried. I know that isn't very creative, but, it is how I perceive them and what they might have to say say. They seem very calm and sweet.
I useta live next door to a neighbor's cow pasture, I used to like watching the baby cows prancing about almost like lambs. they'd run and run back and forth, havin' a big ol' time. I think theirs was an idyllic existence, at least until the neighbor sold them for meat.
How wonderful that you had that experience. I am not pleased about the last bit, however. I shall talk to you, soon. If our paths happen not to cross again, this evening, I hope you sleep very well, and have pleasant dreams. I will, likely, say goodnight, later, either way. Goodnight. edit - I did not see your last message, prior to posting this one. Thank you, and again, goodnight.
17 Feb 2018, 1:54 am
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17 Feb 2018, 1:56 am
Kiprobalhato wrote:
thank you auntie for making me feel welcome and belonging here since day one and always being a positive presence in WP. 
i shan't forget you soon.
i shan't forget you soon.sorry, I had a senior moment and didn't see this post in a timely manner
I hope you are tooling around fancily and in most deluxe accommodation in your nice new ride 
17 Feb 2018, 2:02 am
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17 Feb 2018, 1:37 pm
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18 Feb 2018, 1:04 am
^^^thank you all I wish I could have been more effective with ASS-P.
18 Feb 2018, 1:26 am
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18 Feb 2018, 1:46 am
Mudboy wrote:
Your heart is always in the right place and you seem to do the best you can.
thank you.
18 Feb 2018, 1:50 pm
@Blabs, @Kraftie:
I don't want to threadjack so PLEASE* don't respond to this post! But I do want to thank you for your kind compliments, further upthread. It'd be rude not to. But also rude to threadjack, especially so much later in the thread.
Tx guys.
*Please. Really. Don't. Thanks!
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