(((soda)))

((((( soda ))))) Sorry to hear about the loss of your friend.

Thanks guys. She fought hard but it kept spreading. She left behind a 13 yr. old girl.

my child

She did leave something behind.

It's those who leave nothing and no-one behind who make me saddest.

Had a 20 yr. old doing 60 in a 30 while texting down a main street thru a busy intersection and took out a bike and 3 cars besides light pole and hedges. the man on the bike died, he was one of our customers. Kid turned 21 next day.

Happy b-day to the new inmate.

I had to have Mischief, my calico housecat put down.

sorry jseal

Sorry to hear that jseal.

My friend and dart team buddy just lost his GF to a drunk driver, she was 36. And my sis's cat finally gave up. :(

OK. That's it SODA! :mad:
You are WAAAAAY over your quota for loss this year. No more of those reports until 2022 at the soonest.

Sorry to hear.

I agree!!!!!

Not so much sad, but I guess close enough for this thread:
Early this a.m. I was called out for a courier run that's not unusual for me, p/u a prescription at one of our Great Ubiquitous Corner Drugstores, & deliver to a nursing home out of town. Mind you, even a short walk thru any nursing home is kinda sad in of itself, but I've learned to not let it get to me (much). First, at the pick up point, I have a message on the blackberry giving the patient's name & date of birth; these DOB's have been getting too close for comfort for some time, but this one read xx/xx/54 - 2 yrs older than me, & for the math challenged, that's a 58 yr old...in a nursing home. Scary, disturbing, & sad all at once.

Getting to the home just ahead of the emergency squad & seeing a patient curled up like dead bug with his legs in the air wasn't a happy visual either.