What are you thinking about? Part V

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Bottesini said:
Thanks, yes I am okay. I am just waiting until we can go to the veterinary hospital and get Joey back.

I will post it later tonight if he is okay. :)
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I am glad of you, I hope be Joey will better, Joey love you, I thinks o happy you miss you , I, I think so you! I am glad of you :)
 
I am thinking of my zumba class. I have an idea of age range and now, I can conduct my class accordingly. I am teaching zumba "gold" class :)
 
I am thinking I need to get offline, get some lunch, and go study my lip reading and ASL. :P
 
Thinking about mio amor<3
 
My dad died this morning in the nursing home. He's been very senile for a couple of years now, so it's more of a release than a tragedy. But I had to call our daughter in Germany to tell her, and that was hard. One daughter is still at school and I'm waiting for her to come home to tell her. That's going to be hard, too.
 
Grayma said:
My dad died this morning in the nursing home. He's been very senile for a couple of years now, so it's more of a release than a tragedy. But I had to call our daughter in Germany to tell her, and that was hard. One daughter is still at school and I'm waiting for her to come home to tell her. That's going to be hard, too.
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I do understand Grayma....god's blessings with you & ur family as you go thru all of this. Sometimes it's a relief to finally let go, for everyone involved.
 
Grayma said:
My dad died this morning in the nursing home. He's been very senile for a couple of years now, so it's more of a release than a tragedy. But I had to call our daughter in Germany to tell her, and that was hard. One daughter is still at school and I'm waiting for her to come home to tell her. That's going to be hard, too.
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My condolences, may he rest in peace.
 
Grayma said:
My dad died this morning in the nursing home. He's been very senile for a couple of years now, so it's more of a release than a tragedy. But I had to call our daughter in Germany to tell her, and that was hard. One daughter is still at school and I'm waiting for her to come home to tell her. That's going to be hard, too.
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I am so sorry, but also understand about the release. My dad was the same before he died, also. ♥
 
Grayma said:
My dad died this morning in the nursing home. He's been very senile for a couple of years now, so it's more of a release than a tragedy. But I had to call our daughter in Germany to tell her, and that was hard. One daughter is still at school and I'm waiting for her to come home to tell her. That's going to be hard, too.
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I am sorry about your father.
 
Death of one's parents is always a difficult time that one must endure. Condolence and Prayers for you in your very trying time-Grayma
 
Grayma said:
My dad died this morning in the nursing home. He's been very senile for a couple of years now, so it's more of a release than a tragedy. But I had to call our daughter in Germany to tell her, and that was hard. One daughter is still at school and I'm waiting for her to come home to tell her. That's going to be hard, too.
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Sorry to hear about your loss
 
Grayma said:
My dad died this morning in the nursing home. He's been very senile for a couple of years now, so it's more of a release than a tragedy. But I had to call our daughter in Germany to tell her, and that was hard. One daughter is still at school and I'm waiting for her to come home to tell her. That's going to be hard, too.
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My condolences, may he rest in peace.
 
My condolences, Grayma, at this difficult time.
 
Thinking about the new dance routine that I will teach tonight in zumba class :)
 
Thinking that Joey's leg that had the tumor removed is much less swollen today, and he seems to be feeling somewhat better.

Also thinking that if he survives until Halloween, I am going to buy him a really cute costume like a bumblebee or ladybug which are his two favorite toys. :)
 
Posted this to my Facebook page:

It's one thing to have musical tinnitus, but it's another thing to have the song do what this one has been doing for the past 5 weeks. This comes from being raised in a total musically inclined family and playing the piano. I had the beginnings to a song playing and "hearing" part of the treble clef notes. It made no sense to me, but I thought it was one of 2 songs from church. Then, after about 2 weeks, I got more notes in the bass clef range. Still no clue, but knew it wasn't what I thought it was. Then, low and behold, I wake up this morning to the full musical score and a memory that blew me away. I was playing the piano, my father was playing the flute and my brother, Paul was on my father's guitar and the song was: Color my World by Chicago. What a memory trip for me. I miss hearing actual music and I really miss my father on the flute.
 
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Posted this to my Facebook page:

It's one thing to have musical tinnitus, but it's another thing to have the song do what this one has been doing for the past 5 weeks. This comes from being raised in a total musically inclined family and playing the piano. I had the beginnings to a song playing and "hearing" part of the treble clef notes. It made no sense to me, but I thought it was one of 2 songs from church. Then, after about 2 weeks, I got more notes in the bass clef range. Still no clue, but knew it wasn't what I thought it was. Then, low and behold, I wake up this morning to the full musical score and a memory that blew me away. I was playing the piano, my father was playing the flute and my brother, Paul was on my father's guitar and the song was: Color my World by Chicago. What a memory trip for me. I miss hearing actual music and I really miss my father on the flute.
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Good memories!....That's what life's all about...this was really awesome, Kristina

I've been deaf 50 some years, and still remember my grandfather's voice and his pickin' on the banjo, my grandmother on the violin also....she had a sweet, tiny voice, my grandfather had sort of a high, gruff voice. Right now, my musical tinnitus has kicked in...and singing "Do You Remember Every Promise"....that was my grandfather's favorite, and still remember the banjo strings (the way they sounded) as he playedpicked that song.
 
I'm thinking about being able to answer our home line phone any time I want, and making calls to older relatives I've lost touch with, as well as busy friends. I am smiling! :aw: Used to have pleasant visiting phone calls but haven't been able to do so for many years now. I am going to get a CaptionCall phone and be able to answer the home line without worry that it won't come through captioning through the special # on the Captel phone or through TTY. Amazing how many friends & family have dropped off the radar who are too busy to email, don't text, don't write snail mail letters... I feel like a barrier is about to come down. :cool:
 
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