I am lost!

[libby]

Maybe because I[m tired, and this new format will make more sense to me tomorrow...

[Henry Hawk]

Yeah, I didn't care much for it at first, but it is not bad at all, once you get used to it.  It's all good Libby 

[Locutus]

I didn't like it much at first either, but I do like it now that I've gotten used to it.  I think it's working pretty good, at least for me. 

[libby]

I wish I could spend more time here -- enough to feel at home. I hope things will slow down for me soon -- I usually go home to Bluefield in late June and stay a few days, but had to pass this time. I have been going back in my thoughts and dreams though. Quite often lately I nap in my easy chair in front of the TV and wake up wondering if momma is upstairs. Takes a while to bring myself back to reality. She died years ago.   

[Henry Hawk]

I wish I could spend more time here -- enough to feel at home. I hope things will slow down for me soon -- I usually go home to Bluefield in late June and stay a few days, but had to pass this time. I have been going back in my thoughts and dreams though. Quite often lately I nap in my easy chair in front of the TV and wake up wondering if momma is upstairs. Takes a while to bring myself back to reality. She died years ago. 

Sending good thoughts your way Libby...hope you can find some peace.

[libby]

Sending good thoughts your way Libby...hope you can find some peace.

Thanks, Hank. Having to face reality is hard. I remember the last time something hit me that hard -- when my son died suddenly. Some time after that my daughter, his sister, told me about a dream she had: a door opened, and there stood her grandmother (my mother)with arms outstretched and a smile on her face as she said, "Welcome, welcome..." 

Some people absolutely believe in the hereafter. One of my sisters does: we were having lunch, a mini get together, and Pooch said, right out of  the blue: "I wonder what heaven is like..." Nobody said a word ...