are we grateful for what we have?

                               losing ppl is the hardest thing in this world to do; I've lost my Mom, Dad, and my oldest son.. not to mention aunts, uncles, and of course cousins.

                              you find urself wondering how you'll go on? the surprising thing is, you DO go on...one day at a time. memories of these loved ones seem to keep you going; not only the sad parts, but the times that make you laugh, smile, and chuckle to urself over something private. rememeber, theres a reason for everything, we just don't understand what they are yet. some day we'll see all these ppl again!

losing someone

I thought adults were hard to understand, but nothing like kids. I was brought up with kids and parents sticking together....what happened with this family? no one stands together and what pisses me off the worst, no one even has to do anything to deserve it. you only have ONE family and its time they learn to stand side by side cuz once they are gone, they are gone. makes me wonder if they really care.

the dreams of families

  where have you gone into ur life? we go thru many emotions, hurt, love, laughter, dreams, fear, and if ur lucky, you'll find conten1tment, and a partner that'll make you happy! never give up!

My Loss

Jeff was one of a kind! He was loving, never selfish, one that stuck his neck out for anyone in need of help. Jeff carried more love in one little finger than most ppl carry in their whole bodies; he was rare and full of love! Jeff was a Father, brother, son, boyfriend, ex-husband, and a person all his own. He was one of the BEST persons I've ever met in this life time and no one will ever compare to who he was, he was what put the word LOVE in the dictionary! That was Jeff! He was born May 8th, 1952 and we lost him December 1st, 2008.