Aw, so sorry to hear about Connie passing. I recall that post about her boss that would be over-eager for details about calling in sick, but it seemed like that was only last week, not three weeks ago. Hope she and DH are reunited and enjoying mead together in a feast hall somewhere in Valhalla!
Natter 76: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Foaminess
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
This is probably wrong of me, but I hope her boss feels bad about questioning her using PTO time.
I just keep getting sadder about Connie. She and I were never even really close, but the world is definitely lessened.
I'm wondering how much the bad air quality last year in Utah contributed to her death.
I'm wondering how much the bad air quality last year in Utah contributed to her death.
Yeah, I know she said she had an appointment with a pulmonologist in August or September, and I think her lung capacity was found to be somewhat diminished.
So awful to lose someone and salt in the wound that FB didn't deign to show any of us for weeks! Grr.
Yeah, I'm super unimpressed by what Facebook judges to be information I'd be interested in...
I have my brother marked as "show me his posts first," and even then I don't see all his posts. It's fucking ridiculous.
And also? I checked FB before I got out of bed, like you do, and my phone app showed me Lois's post in the Buffistas group first thing in my feed. But when I checked FB from my computer, it didn't show up in my feed at all. Such a shitty platform.
Hope she and DH are reunited and enjoying mead together in a feast hall somewhere in Valhalla!
I personally do not believe in an afterlife but oh, I am really fond of this idea and support it 100%.
Goddamnit. I'm pissed that Facebook is so shitty, and at myself for not realizing I hadn't heard from her lately. Connie and I got to know each other better after her husband passed away, and she was always amused by my tales of life in central Pennsylvania. I am so happy that she found her footing in the last few years. I am so sad she didn't get nearly enough time to do all of the things that she wanted.
I'm glad she got to take those trips to Vegas that she loved. And was really settling into an enjoyable life with her job and her apartment, and convincing herself to have the groceries delivered.