General Chat

Too late, Sue!! :-D :-D

Don't do that BC - you might have a nasty turn :-D

*tries to think of something exciting with boots on... :-D

No thats a puppy I rescued and Im nursing his poorly paw back to health so I can release him back into the wild. It's the collie dog that plays bingo.

Back on topic - I would like to go with my boots on, doing something exciting. I may change that opinion once I reach my 40's however.

Thank goodness for morphine then, although I have a bad reaction to it. On the other hand, I will probably not mind the halucinations when the time comes :-)

I watched my lovely Dad die, he looked very peaceful indeed when it happened, just slipped away

My husband on the other hand died fighting for breath - that was not nice to watch - absolutely gut-wrenching - fortunately a shot of morphine did the trick and he was at peace

Must send her a card.....when are you off on your...ummm....cruise? <3

my Sasca wouldnt allow one in the house BC....its her birthday next week she will be 13 :-D

Evening my petal :-D That puppy is MINE so get yer hands off him. I have called him Kasper :-D :-D from that Danish stuff I watch :-D

I try BC, but it's getting harder ;-)

good evening BC my darling

I dont want notice and given the choice quick, and with hair full make up and nails done. :-D

Isnt that your puppy who's an expert at playing bingo Eldrick :-|

You're just a babe, Wend! ;-)

Well, looking at my recent ancestors, a lot of them 'fell off their perches' ages circa 65-70, so please be nice to me for a while (ahem, I'm 64 and a half, well nearly) ;-)

Good quote, Joy...but I never thought about death or dying when I was young. It is just as you get older, or in my case, very old, that it seems to follow you around somewhat, thumbing its nose! lol














:-) :-)

"...about death or dying? Or are you too young to even consider it! "

Woody Allen is quoted as having said “I am not afraid of death, I just don't want to be there when it happens.” :)
Well, one does have to be there at the time, and I hope that it will be painfree.

No one is too young; the grim reaper unfortunately does not take age into account.

Two weeks notice? No not too much to ask for at all :-D

xx

I would like it to be in my own bed, peacefully

Hello Sue :-) I have always said I will need two weeks notice. Not much to ask for is it...lol.....

XX BC

I'm not frightened of death - after all we have no choice. I'm just scared of the process that leads up to it. All I ask is that I have time to say goodbye to my family before I gently leave them :-)

I hope it will be even better next time, Ann :-)

Eldrick....am so very tempted but my old doggie would have a fit...let's wait until she er...'shakes off her wotsit' ;-)