When I get up in the morning I always check the Obits in the Atlantic City Press. Yesterday it was Jack Wristbridge and today Trudy Seiden. She was my next door neighbor for about 10 years on Atlantic Ave. She was only 60, died in LasVagas . She had four sons, all around my kids ages. I saw her about 5 years ago. She must have been sick for awhile because she had been on Hospice.
Watched Claire for a short time and than went to lunch with friend Barbara. We had not been out for a long time. We went to a place with all you can eat Mexican! I love it so ate waaaay too much.
I am still having fun with Facebook. Today I joined a site called,"
it just seemed funny.
3 comments:
Betty, you won't believe this, but yesterday, I got an e-mail from a former colleage that her husband had died. Hey,let's stop this trend RIGHT NOW...
Betty,
I loved that shirt when I saw it. I'm gonna join the group. Maybe my DiL will take the hint when she sees me wearing it...
Unfortunately she has no intention improving her grammar...she's says she's proud of her 'blue collar' upbringing. Of course they are the nouveau rich now. I grew up 'blue collar' also, but I must have
learned some decent grammar. I still make mistakes, but I'm better than our Presidient.
I think I'll do a blog on my own page about this.
I remember the name Wristbridge ...but that's all. I didn't recognize the name of the other gal. Like you, I check the obits
every AM...I'm amazed how many deaths there are of folks so young....some as young as 70. I don't mind seeing notices of folks in their 90s, but hey...don't like people MY age dying.
Hi Pat,
One time my kids and some of their friends were talking about how their parents were so strict with them. Jay said,"my mom lets us do anything except use poor grammar". I'm very proud of that statement. It was pretty much true.
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