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2009-03-25T13:46:26.940+01:00

Testing commentluv Recent blog post: Lost Generation

Now I'm posting this comment o

2009-03-21T02:16:19.644+01:00

Now I'm posting this comment on 6th March 2009 simply because this is a post that gets hit around 3 or 4 times per day by people who search google for various combinations on words about old men dying and libraries burning down. So here is a plea - if you happen to stumble upon this post would you kindly just log a comment. If you're a blogger I promise I will at least return the favour and visit your blog :) Recent blog post: The Power of Me

It's one of the great mysterie

2008-10-19T01:04:24.243+02:00

It's one of the great mysteries of our time! LOL!

Now this is an interesting iss

2008-10-18T01:56:13.025+02:00

Now this is an interesting issue. I have a theory. Normally these doors are airtight. Now if this occurs, I consider that the fart stays inside. You move quick when you get out of the revolving door. Because if you are slow, you make another turn. The doors revolves relatively slowly. And as the "cell" is airtight, the fart will stay inside. Unless the door is not airtight, then the fart will go inside the building. But then you have to get out of the building, and fast. Because the fart being inside the building, it could trigger an alarm, the building is evacuated and you blamed for it.

Loz, I worry about you someti

2008-10-17T02:48:01.807+02:00

Loz, I worry about you sometimes....FYI..the fart would dissipate and follow you....

I too have been tracing family

2008-10-08T05:42:33.524+02:00

I too have been tracing family trees, both mine and my husbands for about 8 years now. It is easy enough to find facts about our ancestors but it is the meat on the bones that I am really interested in. Hard to do I know but this is something I would love to achieve. All lives have amazing stories to tell....we have to remember to keep telling them and have them recorded somewhere. Someone will be interested in these in the future - I am sure of it!!

I have thought about this a to

2008-06-21T23:20:56.264+02:00

I have thought about this a ton over the years because, Loz. Even just having someone to refresh my memory about something that happened when I was ten. ...or to ask my mom or grammy their views on certain subjects. They were gone before I was exploring certain things intellectually or psychologically. Such a great topic. I'm sure everyone can relate to some degree.

Thankyou JFK for both the comm

2008-03-05T15:59:19.004+01:00

Thankyou JFK for both the comment and the link.

So true Loz...I always have th

2007-10-13T08:30:29.324+02:00

So true Loz...I always have this feeling about everyone whom I lose, be it mortal peril or otherwise but I always feel - what if I could have had another hour or two, theres so much unsaid, unheard. Great post. Ohh and I am linking you to mine :-)

Thankyou all for responding -

2007-08-02T04:16:04.484+02:00

Thankyou all for responding - Each of you are keeping wonderful blogs. Please consider cutting and pasting the entries into a word document so there is a hard copy that someone, one day, can pick up and leaf through , and in doing so, get to know each of you. My written journals have been replaced by these blogs but I am still conscious of wanting to leave a legacy so every 100 pages of blogging I print off and bind a book. Although I haven't been doing this very long I am 40 odd pages into volume 2 already.

I have felt this same way so o

2007-08-02T04:15:44.484+02:00

I have felt this same way so often Loz. I would give anything for one more hour with my Grandmothers or Grandfathers, or even my own mother. As a young person you don't realize the things you will wish you knew about them many years down the road. We are so egocentric as children. I am hoping at least to leave my current journal for my children and grandchildren, so they will know me a little more than they might from our everyday encounters.

drThis is beautifully written.

2007-08-02T04:15:34.484+02:00

drThis is beautifully written. Oh the adventures your grandparents had. I do think not knowing our elders better is almost a universal regret. I've wondered where my grandmother wore that cried corsage I found tucked away in the attic with the incredible flapper dress and what it was like for my grandmother to be a young widow raising two boys on a six hundred acre tobacco farm in deep hill country during the Depression. Anyway, great entry.

Man... I really identified wit

2007-08-02T04:15:24.484+02:00

Man... I really identified with this one, Loz. I don't think my father and I have talked about anything other than how the Cleveland Browns were going to dissapoint yet again. When my first wife passed, all he did was place a hand on my shoulder and look right at me for about 10 minutes. It did speak volumes to me, but to this day I'm not quite sure exactly what he meant. Thanks for this post.

I think it is fascinating that

2007-08-02T04:15:14.484+02:00

I think it is fascinating that you have gone through such lengths to gather your family history. I do hope you somehow find the answers you are looking for.

i agree fully.. i wish so much

2007-08-02T04:15:04.484+02:00

i agree fully.. i wish so much i had been able to tape my gran and all her stories.. i even tried once.. but as soon as she knew i had the recorder she couldn't talk anymore,,, but that was in her early years of alzheimers... but oh the stories they could tell.. i am sad sometimes that i did the things i did in my life,, and never kept in contact with my children.. age can make one "strict and angry" at times,, and i realize now,, it wasn't so much that that is who they were,, it is who they became as a result of aging....

Isn't that the truth. I think

2007-08-02T04:14:54.484+02:00

Isn't that the truth. I think it would be utterly amazing if all of our ancestors could have kept journals and left them for us. That would be a novel idea and fun to read, wouldn't it?

That is so true Loz. It's the

2007-08-02T04:14:44.484+02:00

That is so true Loz. It's the same case here. We don't know much about our ancestors. At least we're starting to pen down our own legacy through our blogs. Hopefully our grandkids will learn abit more about us.