Glenda calling Glenda

9 years ago

Hey Glenda do you know any of the details?? I was thinking that you and I could meet up at the funeral home to go pay our respects. What do you think?

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Elmer J Fudd
9 years ago
Orchidlaura, you have a very supportive and thoughtful intent for someone in an hour of need. It's very touching.

This is apparently a personal conversation between just you and another person. Wouldn't using email or a phone call be more appropriate?
glenda_al
9 years ago
Laura, I'll check with you later.

You did fine by checking with me here. No problem with me :o)
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lindyluwho
9 years ago
Thanks for your thoughts, Laura. Mama with be cremated with no services. I won't be at the funeral home.
glenda_al
9 years ago
Thanks Linda!
Orchidllauraga
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks Linda. Do you think you would feel like lunch over here one day next week? I am free everyday except Wednesday. Or maybe the next week?

Glenda you are invited too...
Georgysmom
9 years ago
Personally, I enjoy reading about other members hooking up and it was very sweet of Laura to want to be supportive of Linda in her time of need.
lindyluwho
9 years ago
Any day except Friday.
ellendi
9 years ago
I agree georgy. And, sometimes too, putting things on a public post can alert other local GW members as well.
susanjf_gw
9 years ago
you see some members have been friends for so long that this is a second home and although the post isn't directed to everyone, it's not a problem to keep in touch this way...

I see my mother wasn't the only one who didn't care for the more formal funeral...however for her brothers at the time, we shared, and she is in her hometown, and in the desert with my dad...
Orchidllauraga
Original Author
9 years ago
Yall really like it when we talk about our meetings and all the fun topics we hit on..we make it a habit not to talk much about the KT or the KTers

Okay Glenda your turn to pop in and us line up a day...I am thinking Thursday...I think I am going to fix Chicken Pasta Salad as a main course...do you want warm, room temp or cold??? It tastes good any way...Maybe serve it on Romaine lettuce leaves, some watermelon, and roasted fresh asparagus. Did I fix the peanut butter pie last time???May fix that, it is Tony's favorite...or get Molly to cook chocolate chip cookies or maybe fruit muffins...Hurry & reply before I go through everything I know how to cook...LOL
glenda_al
9 years ago
Thursday is game day at my place. Sorry! I'm just not sure about this week.

Thought we wee going to meet on my side of town. The Summit? Maybe the next week.

You two can play to meet! That's fine! Just don't know about this week for me.

Sorry :o(

This post was edited by glenda_al on Sun, Jul 6, 14 at 18:57
Orchidllauraga
Original Author
9 years ago
Oh I just looked at my schedule. I am getting shots in my back on Friday...And an MRI on Wednesday, so maybe we should wait til next week. And it is fine to go over to your side of town Glenda...well with me...
lindyluwho
9 years ago
Let's do this next week and set it up via email, not the KT. OK?
Orchidllauraga
Original Author
9 years ago
Wonderful!!!

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