Good morning Mr.D and you've managed to get a 😃 smile out of me again! (If only it could last all day, as today is not one I've been looking forward to as it is the scattering of my recently deceased mothers ashes).
Well life goes on and everyday is a blessing eh? Have a good day yourself😀.
Well SH it's a day for remembering your Mum, not for being sad. Would she have thought my rhyme funny, or distasteful, or felt guilty at having laughed at someone's demise? I often do that about my lost loved ones, trying to imagine what they would have thought about things. It keeps their memory alive and gives me comfort. 😘
Yes my Mum would've loved your daily rhymes and she had a clockwork type of routine whereby she did the same things at the same time each day! So it is true in what you said,we do indeed think of what our beloved,departed family members would think of this and that. It is comforting isn't it? It's approaching 3 months since my Mum died and my Dad wanted to wait until now,before scattering her ashes on my youngest sons grave. Both he and I will end up there too. I can laugh about my expectations that when my turn comes to be scattered,one hell of a gust of wind will blow me over onto someone else's grave and knowing my luck ( which is nil) that grave will have some scandalous stories behind it!! Apologies for being morbid but you are a strong man and I feel sure I've not offended you. Who'd of thought I'd be writing this in a reply to your funny rhyme on a Thursday morning!!!
I really don't like the word 'morbid'. There's very few instances where the word is used correctly and what we are talking about isn't morbid. I like to hope that my rhymes trigger more than just a giggle or two. 😉😘 Incidently, routine is what enables me to keep going these days and it enables Midge to remind me if I have forgotten something.
Thank you so much dear sassy59 . You are such a kind soul and give so much of your time for all of your family on this forum. You are very much appreciated! x
I am so very sorry to learn of your mother's passing SquirrelsHolt - tis one of the most painful life events and I wish you the strength to be able to navigate your way through your loss and keep her with you in your heart and head - she will always be there for you.
Many thanks for your kind words @majji and it's so true in what you say .... to loose your Mum is painful beyond belief but you will learn to get happiness from her memories, in time.
My absolute favourite group of all time Cap'n - play any one of their songs and I just melt - I went to the Palladium to see Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers at the age of 10 or 11 - loved him but he never topped The Platters . . . .
Well Master Po i am shocked,i sincerely hope this is not based on fact though i do remember talk of quicksands on Southport beach,perhaps our father was trying to scare us to keep us within sight.
Btw whatever happened to Granny or should i dare not ask. x
WHEN this rain stops I shall hop on my scooter and laugh all the way down the prom, thinking about your rhyme. Hope the kids and adults aren't digging huge holes. Enjoy the day xjanex
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