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Yes, it smells of it NOW...

Enjoy,
Fridger

(3.2 Mbit mobile phone camera as always)

Pretty!

Reiko wrote:Pretty!

That one



definitely reminds me of YOU

Fridger

Still winter time here in Ohio.
And, I agree doctor. Does remind one of Reiko.

BobHegwood wrote:Still winter time here in Ohio.

Wow. You know we are at 53 degrees northern latitude! Yet it's still a bit cool, but this morning was the first day in the year we had breakfast in the garden (with coats ON though)... South, in Heidelberg, where our daughter lives, they already have up to 20 degrees centigrade and plenty of sunshine.

And, I agree doctor. Does remind one of Reiko.

No doubt, right?

Since Reiko surely is the prettiest "blue crocus" in the lot...

Fridger

Aww thank you!

Hello my dear old friend Fridger! I popped in here and saw the beautiful flowers in the pic and it prompted me to post...they are gorgeous, and the sunshine would be welcomed here...its been a very gloomy and cold day here...mid April and Im still waiting for a decent spring! Take care my friend....

LadyHawke wrote:Hello my dear old friend Fridger! I popped in here and saw the beautiful flowers in the pic and it prompted me to post...they are gorgeous, and the sunshine would be welcomed here...its been a very gloomy and cold day here...mid April and Im still waiting for a decent spring! Take care my friend....

Oh how nice, the Lady's back from another dimension!

Here is your special "Welcome", remember?


How have you been?? Unfortunately Rass' seems to also have retreated again into another dimension? How is happiness and "all that"? We had a great Easter time with this amazing spring weather that still persists without a single cloud at the sky since several weeks.

Don't miss the escalation of "Hamburg spring" in my other thread: "Spring Explosion in Hamburg"!

Take care as well and hoping that you might call by a little more frequently,
Fridger

oh yes, I remember that welcome! My unicorn and I thank you. Im trying very hard to persuade Rass from that other dimension to spend a lil bit of time here with old friends...maybe he'll pop in here soon. Happiness and "all that" is wonderful!

LadyHawke wrote::lol: Happiness and "all that" is wonderful!

How NICE to hear. I hope with "the same ol man"?

Cheers,
Fridger

t00fri wrote:
How NICE to hear. I hope with "the same ol man"?

The one and only

LadyHawke wrote:

t00fri wrote:
How NICE to hear. I hope with "the same ol man"?

The one and only

Oh, how beautiful. I am a great fan of "persistent relations" as you probably remember...

Cheers,
Fridger

t00fri wrote:Oh, how beautiful. I am a great fan of "persistent relations" as you probably remember...

Cheers,
Fridger

Just to let you know about MY "persistent" relationship there Good Doctor...

My wife (Phyllis) died in her sleep on September 17th, 2008, and I miss her greatly.

But, I don't think I have ever told you my "wife story."
We married each other twice, and never wanted to get married either time.
Although I loved her dearly (and still do) there was no way I ever liked her.
The thing is that she never liked me either. But, we both LOVE each other still.

I married her the first time because she got pregnant with my only child.
After we had divorced after about 7 years, we married each other once
again because the Ohio Bureau of Child Support was going to put us BOTH
in jail for NOT using their services. I paid my wife child support every week
with cash in hand, and apparently they didn't like the fact that they weren't
getting a cut.

Therfore, and even though we still didn't like each other, we both said
"To Hell with the Bureau of Child Support," and we got married again.

So, I spent a grand total of 35 years with my lovely old broad wife.

God Rest Her Soul, and I still miss her deeply.

Thanks, Brain-Dead

BobHegwood wrote:

t00fri wrote:Oh, how beautiful. I am a great fan of "persistent relations" as you probably remember...

Cheers,
Fridger

Just to let you know about MY "persistent" relationship there Good Doctor...

My wife (Phyllis) died in her sleep on September 17th, 2008, and I miss her greatly.

Yes Bob,

I suppose I was the first one of this community, to express my deep condolence to you when it had happended...After such a long time, loosing the loved partner is really like loosing half of oneself...

But, I don't think I have ever told you my "wife story."
We married each other twice, and never wanted to get married either time.
Although I loved her dearly (and still do) there was no way I ever liked her.
The thing is that she never liked me either. But, we both LOVE each other still.

I married her the first time because she got pregnant with my only child.
After we had divorced after about 7 years, we married each other once
again because the Ohio Bureau of Child Support was going to put us BOTH
in jail for NOT using their services. I paid my wife child support every week
with cash in hand, and apparently they didn't like the fact that they weren't
getting a cut.

Therfore, and even though we still didn't like each other, we both said
"To Hell with the Bureau of Child Support," and we got married again.

So, I spent a grand total of 35 years with my lovely old broad wife.

God Rest Her Soul, and I still miss her deeply.

Thanks, Brain-Dead

This is so sad and lovely at the same time!


(last week from near Heidelberg, where our daughter lives)

Cheers,
Fridger

t00fri wrote:Yes Bob,

I suppose I was the first one of this community, to express my deep condolence to you when it had happended...After such a long time, loosing the loved partner is really like loosing half of oneself...

Yes, I do remember, and I appreciated very much your comments.
But that was not my point here...

I was trying to impress upon you the fact that - even though we never LIKED each other -
we still had a "persistent" relationship.

Thanks, Brain-Dead

Although I am still a real jerk when it comes to technology,
I thought that you might get a kick out of my current
wife's picture.

Sorry for the quality, but you'll get the idea I think.

EDIT:
This framed beauty sits in my living room, and I have
a chat with Phyllis every day...

By the way, the text in the picture reads:
"Always (and Forever) My Better Half!"

Bob,

mourning is an important act and should not be suppressed in any way. Everyone has one's very personal way of passing through this essential stage, as your image illustrates.

Usually, life starts appearing from a somewhat different perspective again about one year later.

Fridger

BobHegwood wrote:

t00fri wrote:Yes Bob,

I suppose I was the first one of this community, to express my deep condolence to you when it had happended...After such a long time, loosing the loved partner is really like loosing half of oneself...

Yes, I do remember, and I appreciated very much your comments.
But that was not my point here...

I was trying to impress upon you the fact that - even though we never LIKED each other -
we still had a "persistent" relationship.

Thanks, Brain-Dead

Bob,

your definition of "liking" or better "NOT liking" was not the average one for sure

Fridger

t00fri wrote:Bob,

your definition of "liking" or better "NOT liking" was not the average one for sure

Fridger

Well, as you should know by now Good Doctor, I am
anything but average, or normal.

At any rate, your comments, as always, are much appreciated.

Wow... What a beautiful flowers!
Spring is come to Korea,too. but I haven't Time that look flowers because of a midterm examination

After, I post photo that flowers in the daegu arboretum. It looks very nice.
(Very cute,too )