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Opps I've done it again.

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Sandra

Sandra Report 27 Jun 2004 12:51

jo what a kind offering,what a shame your friend forgot, you meant well as the caring and kind person that you are, so don't feel bad best wishes sandra

Fairy

Fairy Report 27 Jun 2004 11:46

Thanks Mandy. I too will never forget the date my dog died, thats why I could'nt understand how she forgot. Jo x.

Unknown

Unknown Report 27 Jun 2004 11:40

Hi Jo I think it was a lovely thought. I'm surprised that your friend forgot, we still remember the date our dog died and it was 14 years ago. In a different context, someone said to me in the past year 'You can't be responsible for someone else's reactions'. It's very true and I try to remember this. You have been a very good friend and have done nothing to chastise yourself for. Take care, love Mandy :)

Fairy

Fairy Report 27 Jun 2004 11:34

Thank you all for your kindness, you've made me feel better I'm such a dipstick sometimes even when I try to be a good friend. LOL Jo,x.

Ann

Ann Report 27 Jun 2004 10:27

Don't feel bad-you did it in good faith- she should be pleased she has such a caring friend.

Lindy

Lindy Report 27 Jun 2004 10:20

Hi Joanne, Your did that out of the goodness of your heart. Unfortunately, we never know how others will react. Lindy;-)

Fairy

Fairy Report 27 Jun 2004 10:15

My friend lost her lovely dog a year ago yesterday. I made a bunch of flowers up from my garden, tied them up with ribbon and put them on her doorstep with a little note saying,'thinking of you, love Jo' She rang me and asked why I had done this and I realised she had not remembered at all so I had to tell her why,then she said I had reminded her, but thank you for the flowers anyway. She was'nt very pleased and now I feel awful.