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Clever_User_Name wrote: »

bojack3 wrote: »

Clever_User_Name wrote: »

bojack3 wrote: »

Clever_User_Name wrote: »

Finally had a good laugh about my daughter last night. My wife was looking at her Facebook memories and came across the day when we thought my youngest broke her hand and we wondered if that was going to be the first kid with a broken bone. It wasn't, so we tried to think if any of the kids had broken anything. My 16 year old might have broken her foot in March, but then I brought up Hayleigh. One of her injuries from getting hit was a broken pelvis. I just said, "ya know, if Hayleigh were here, she'd say 'but I broke my frickin pelvis'" in my best Hayleigh voice. Everyone laughed and said that she totally would have said that. It was just nice to remember her in a fun way and really be able to laugh and smile about it. We haven't done much of that at all. Of course I have tears welling up right now while I type this, and that was not the intended effect. She had an amazing sense of humor and I loved going back and forth with her. It was hard for either of us to keep a straight face with each other. One of my favorite things was when something funny would happen near by, or someone did or said something dumb, even if it was subtle, her and I would immediately make eye contact and try not to bust out laughing. This usually occurred at inappropriate times to be laughing at something or someone.

I read this over and over.....it is really wonderful. I hope this happens to you and your family more and more, where the memories bring happy feelings to at least lighten some of the sadness. I don't know if it's possible, but I know what you just shared made me smile.

Thanks! I hugged you, even though you hate them. Better than a woo, right?

Brother after what you've been through you can do whatever you want to me ....ummm.....within reason

How many ladies are jealous of me now? I have a bojack free pass!

UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »

mustacheU2Lift wrote: »

UrBaconMeCr8zy wrote: »

Will_Workout_for_food wrote: »

mustacheU2Lift wrote: »

Things i could do tonight..quiet, alone, friday night

scoot over

I'll join...but I swear if there is fanta or cool ranch I will start drama

Fanta will be there...cool ranch is just on will_workouts side of the couch...now are we playing a game or telling spookie stories

Orange fanta only or count me out

bojack3 wrote: »

Clever_User_Name wrote: »

Finally had a good laugh about my daughter last night. My wife was looking at her Facebook memories and came across the day when we thought my youngest broke her hand and we wondered if that was going to be the first kid with a broken bone. It wasn't, so we tried to think if any of the kids had broken anything. My 16 year old might have broken her foot in March, but then I brought up Hayleigh. One of her injuries from getting hit was a broken pelvis. I just said, "ya know, if Hayleigh were here, she'd say 'but I broke my frickin pelvis'" in my best Hayleigh voice. Everyone laughed and said that she totally would have said that. It was just nice to remember her in a fun way and really be able to laugh and smile about it. We haven't done much of that at all. Of course I have tears welling up right now while I type this, and that was not the intended effect. She had an amazing sense of humor and I loved going back and forth with her. It was hard for either of us to keep a straight face with each other. One of my favorite things was when something funny would happen near by, or someone did or said something dumb, even if it was subtle, her and I would immediately make eye contact and try not to bust out laughing. This usually occurred at inappropriate times to be laughing at something or someone.

I read this over and over.....it is really wonderful. I hope this happens to you and your family more and more, where the memories bring happy feelings to at least lighten some of the sadness. I don't know if it's possible, but I know what you just shared made me smile.