Hello again.

[Mangee]

Hi. I have not been ignoring this site. I have been reading on both sites for a while and have been posting on the other forum for the past week. Now that I have become used to that site I can be comfortable with either forum. Much of what has been said here saddens me somewhat. The fact that more and more people are accessing this site with cries for help is heart breaking.. What does warm me however, is the way everyone here is ready to help wherever and whenever. My wife is standing behind me saying "Keep it short and quit being such a windbag."  So I will accede to her will from now on and try to keep it to the subject at hand and that is giving help, if possible, where needed. As some of you may have noticed I am one of those people who know a little about everything and an awful lot about nothing. My wife is nodding her head. Just wanted to say hi to everyone here and will jump in only if I feel I can be of some help.

[tzt2lady]

I love people like you, those who know a little about a lot and a lot about a little.  Keeps people from becoming experts and from turning truth into concepts.   You have true inner beauty, Mangee.
tzt

[grievingwidow]

Thank you Mangee, you made me cry but it was a good cry.

Love, Cindy

[Mangee]

Do not despair. Wherever he is he is probably telling everyone there what a great life he had with you. Of course if he is anything like me as you have said, then his telling may take a while. Memories are ways of keeping people you have loved, alive. He may have irked you now and then but I'll bet he never loved you any less.

[grievingwidow]

You remind of my husband.  He, also, knew something about everything and could also be longwinded when he was explaining something.  I remember how it used to get on my nerves sometimes, now I would give anything to hear his voice again, no matter what.  It is so sad how some people don't know what they have until it is gone - I am one of those people.