Your Favorite Person

[dissention]

Originally Posted by shackin'up

Norm !!!!!!!!!

Cliff!!!!!!

[David]

Originally Posted by dissention

Cliff!!!!!!

I'm gonna knock Gerald in the head if I ever see him.

[jannieC]

Originally Posted by JazmenFlowers

wow - this is a deep question...I have no idea really how to answer, BUT

I have always respected and admired Patti Labelle. She is (or at least seems) to be deeply caring about people in general. She doesn't what color you are, how rich you are, your sexuality or anything, she just appreciates people and has lots of great life experience that she shares. I loved reading her book Don't Block the Blessings. Not to mention she is fierce. She's no Ghandi, but I really admire her.

I met Patti Labelle!!! I used to work for Marriott, I was a food and beverage manager. Anyway, she ordered room service and about 10 of us went up to deliver it (ha). She wouldn't come to the door because, "I don't have my face on!" When she came downstairs through the lobby, she was dazzling. She was considered to be a "good" celebrity guest; meaning, she wasn't overly demanding or messy. She was very sweet and funny.

[danax6]

Originally Posted by estranged4life

dead...And I aint too f**kin' happy about it either at this time of the year!

Same here.

Person that I think I can't live without: Stevie Nicks

Person that I know I can't live without: My dad. Oh, and my sister.

[mylittledemon]

Bill O'Reilly.

[sara1998]

My daughter
My mom
My dad
My papa (rest his soul)
My Stevie!

[amber]

Originally Posted by trackaghost

Hmmm, it's between:
Bertrand Russell
John Peel
Will Ferrell

But David you're in the top five.

oh, well, at least you said will ferrell....

I just took you off my list, btw...

[michelle2677]

Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

C.M.

Seriously.

as in Christine??

anyway..how's your doggy??

[michelle2677]

Originally Posted by estranged4life

dead...And I aint too f**kin' happy about it either at this time of the year!

awwww... *hugs* i'm sorry. This IS a really difficult time when you have lost someone you love.

[estranged4life]

Originally Posted by michelle2677

awwww... *hugs* i'm sorry. This IS a really difficult time when you have lost someone you love.

at age 35 I now have neither parent, no grand-parents (Lost both Grand-Fathers and my Father within a 7 month period in 1977) so I am not a particular holiday person...Not depressed during the holidays, just unconcerned.

But I have Deb, my siblings and their families & my cats/music (My cats must have been metalheads in their past lives because they like to lay on the waterbed when I play the brutal metal music I live for) so I do fine.

[michelle2677]

Originally Posted by estranged4life

at age 35 I now have neither parent, no grand-parents (Lost both Grand-Fathers and my Father within a 7 month period in 1977) so I am not a particular holiday person...Not depressed during the holidays, just unconcerned.

But I have Deb, my siblings and their families & my cats/music (My cats must have been metalheads in their past lives because they like to lay on the waterbed when I play the brutal metal music I live for) so I do fine.

well it is good you have them to lean on. Even if some of them are 4 legged and furry!! those are the best kinds

[eclipse]

but I hate that you are so sad ---estranged one....

I am sorry that members of your family have left you before you were ready for them to leave....but , as Emily Dickenson said:
"Although I could not stop for death, He kndly stopped for me"...

You have my sincerest wishes for tranquil days/nights,
to get through this holiday without your Mom ( and all the others that matter to you)

Feel better, and know that there are people (even here, that have never seen your face,) that care about you and the difficult and emotional days ahead
~~eclipse~~