Re: Re: Bad and good night

July 12, 2004

Oh my gosh Donna, I cant beleive those kids, how awful that must have been for

your family on such a sad day.

I really hope that the people that were so rude and laughing really thought

about it afterwards. Those kind of things really hurt a person. I have a hard

time getting him to go out anymore because he fears he will have a seizure or

problems will arrive with the colosomy bag. Love, Sandy

Re: Bad and good night

Sandy, I'm so sorry your wonderful night out was messed up by those

jerks. I wish you two could have had the perfect night together.

After what you two have been through you deserve a break.

Your experience reminds me of the day my grandfather was buried. We

went out of the funeral home to our cars and my mothers car was

missing (couple kids took it on a joy ride).

Your right though, some people just don't have a conscious - but

remember: what goes around, comes around (at least that's what I've

been told).

Wish you better days to come,

Donna

> My hubby and I went out for dinner for the first time since he has

been home from the hospital. We had a very nice dinner and nice

conversation. We really enjoyed ourselves.

> When he was in the hospital he lost 28 pounds, well we forgot to

put on his belt, by the time we were done eating his pants were

stretched out enough that they kept falling. He has to walk with a

cane and it was hard to keep them up, he would take a few steps and

they would be down below his butt. People ( I will be nice and call

them that) sat in the restaurant laughing at him about the cituation.

Which really peeved me off. Then we went out to our SUV and found

that someone broke into it taking our CD player.

> I just dont understand these JERKS (people), how can they have a

concious.

> Well atleast we had a good dinner. Sandy

>

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