I’m glad your son is doing better, Topic!Cindy. It sounds like a heck of a rough road.
Buffy ,'Help'
Natter 77: I miss my friends. I miss my enemies. I miss the people I talked to every day.
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.
Thanks, Calli. It was.
My cousin's wife who just recovered from Covid is also a teacher.
Middle K? Special K?
Heh. We added the middle names when necessary.
Oh, I'm sorry about your Mom's cousin, Cindy. Well, your cousin, too.
Thanks for sharing that, and I'm sorry your son had to go through such a traumatic time and has to deal with the ongoing condition. We differ in cause but had similar types of removals, it sounds like; I imagine we share some of the same future what-ifs and day-to-day planning challenges. I can completely understand why you wold get mama bearish. Yeah... my descriptors were "necrotized" and "adhered" - super not how you want to think of your insides. I will keep C in my thoughts now.
Timelies all!
No repeat names in my family or Gary's, due to the Jewish thing of not naming kids after living people.
I'm a Jr., so as I grew up, it was Big Fred and Little Fred, or sometimes Fred and Freddy. Complicated by the fact that my mother had a brother named Edward, whose oldest son is also a Jr. Leading to cousins Eddie and Freddy. And did I mention that Eddie and I were born 23 days apart?
Also in the childhood neighborhood were father James R. and son Jon R. I am told that things were confusing when mail was addressed to "J. R. Lastname."
Leading to cousins Eddie and Freddy. And did I mention that Eddie and I were born 23 days apart?
That's really cute. Two of my mom's brothers were Freddy and Teddy (an Edward too, not a Theodore).
My mom had an uncle named Uncle Son.
My grandfather and brothers only ever called their sister "Sis" and so she was Aunt Sis to her many nieces and nephews and their kids.
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Saw this and had to share - an alternative LDB.
drat ... can't get it to link directly to the illustration ... it's the Little DRAMA Boy