Re: Good day that turned bad

October 6, 2004

Oh I'm so sorry . I think I speak for a lot of women when I say that

you don't need to worry about your manhood. Even a man can get attached. I

don't fault you for the comfort food either-just reading about you crying

over your cat makes me want to eat some comfort food. {{{HUGS}}} to you and

your wife.

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Good day that turned bad

>

> I started out today with a really good workout, and I felt great about

> it afterwards. But when I got to work and turned on my cell phone, I

> found two voice mail messages from my wife, one panicky and the other

> not so panicky. Turns out one of our cats, our oldest and 's

> first, died this morning. was in tears all day long, but I was

> pretty good until I got home and buried the cat. We buried her inside

> the cardboard box she used to love to curl up in, in the flower bed

> where she loved to roll around in the dirt, next to the grass that she

> loved to eat. As I was patting down the soil over her grave, I couldn't

> hold it in anymore and I just broke down into tears. It was kind of

> annoying, because, you know, the guy's not supposed to be upset about

> these things. My very manhood was at risk.

>

> Anyway, after the cat's funeral, thoughts of Core went down the tubes,

> I'm afraid. We had pizza for dinner, and ice cream for dessert. I

> guess I probably used up all my Flex Points for the week, but sometimes

> you need the comfort food.

>

> --

> Slainte,

> S. Crawford (http://www.mossroot.com AIM: Buffalo2K)

> " You can't trust your judgement if your imagination is

> out of focus. " --Mark Twain

>

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