Guest guest Posted July 16, 2000 Report Share Posted July 16, 2000 In a message dated 7/16/2000 12:11:18 PM Pacific Daylight Time, liliwigg@... writes: << Has anyone found that their CMT has brought their family closer together? Or, has your CMT torn your family upside down? Gretchen >> So far both Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest guest Posted July 16, 2000 Report Share Posted July 16, 2000 Since discovering CMT my mother can't handle it. I rarely see her although she lives a mile away from and get maybe one or two phone calls a week and that is usually when she wants something. My mother is 63 with arthritis and asthma although she can walk well and frequently walks miles but the messages she gives me is I can't be more ill than she is. My Father understood only on the 7 Jul 00 that he too had CMT and he is finding it difficult to come to terms with the fact that it is on his side and also that the doctors misdiagnosed and me and completely ignored the signs, stork shaped legs and deformed feet from birth. There are many things that have pulled my family apart these past five years, perhaps the main thing is that they don't like my partner so they tended to avoid before I became ill and now, even if I need their help I won't ring them, I'll ask a friend or wait until the children come home. Sad maybe but its a fact of my life and sometimes you're better off without them. I know I am because it causes me much pain and hassle and it's their loss not mine. Love Sue XXXX Re: closer with family? In a message dated 7/16/2000 12:11:18 PM Pacific Daylight Time, liliwigg@... writes: << Has anyone found that their CMT has brought their family closer together? Or, has your CMT torn your family upside down? Gretchen >> So far both -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2000 Report Share Posted July 16, 2000 In a message dated 7/16/00 12:11:26 PM Pacific Daylight Time, liliwigg@... writes: << Has anyone found that their CMT has brought their family closer together? Or, has your CMT torn your family upside down? Gretchen >> ************************************ Hi Gretchen, I have two answers for you. Since I have two family's. 1st Family: My parents and Brothers and Sister..... With everyone married and settled down I have a lot more support from my brothers and sister now compared to when I was a kid. Mainly because they resented having to help me. However my Mom was always as supportive as she knew how to be. And now she is an angel, she is always there if I need her and even if I don't need her. 2nd Family: My hubby and 2 kids..... I feel my CMT has torn my family apart. We were O.K. until my hands started to go and that made my ability to do a lot of things stop. I could no longer do yard work, I could no longer do a lot of things in the kitchen. So my hubby and kids had to take up the slack. This caused resentment and anger. Even for me I have resentment and anger towards them because they don't understand that I'm not lazy, I would do the different items if I could. At times I still attempt and pay for it dearly with pain. Then my hubby gets onto me because I hurt.... But yet, he wouldn't do it. My daughter hates to go shopping with me because of my wheelchair and my son is embarrassed by me not being able to get around. My hubby gets exasperated when he has to run into the store because I'm to tired to walk. Yes, my CMT has screwed up my life, but I've learned and am learning to live and to survive. At times I am a fighter and dig in deep to survive. Then I get fatigued and I fall apart. But, because of you all, I have survived. THANK-YOU ALL SO VERY MUCH... Jeanie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2000 Report Share Posted July 16, 2000 In a message dated 7/16/00 12:11:26 PM Pacific Daylight Time, liliwigg@... writes: << Has anyone found that their CMT has brought their family closer together? Or, has your CMT torn your family upside down? Gretchen >> ************************************ Hi Gretchen, I have two answers for you. Since I have two family's. 1st Family: My parents and Brothers and Sister..... With everyone married and settled down I have a lot more support from my brothers and sister now compared to when I was a kid. Mainly because they resented having to help me. However my Mom was always as supportive as she knew how to be. And now she is an angel, she is always there if I need her and even if I don't need her. 2nd Family: My hubby and 2 kids..... I feel my CMT has torn my family apart. We were O.K. until my hands started to go and that made my ability to do a lot of things stop. I could no longer do yard work, I could no longer do a lot of things in the kitchen. So my hubby and kids had to take up the slack. This caused resentment and anger. Even for me I have resentment and anger towards them because they don't understand that I'm not lazy, I would do the different items if I could. At times I still attempt and pay for it dearly with pain. Then my hubby gets onto me because I hurt.... But yet, he wouldn't do it. My daughter hates to go shopping with me because of my wheelchair and my son is embarrassed by me not being able to get around. My hubby gets exasperated when he has to run into the store because I'm to tired to walk. Yes, my CMT has screwed up my life, but I've learned and am learning to live and to survive. At times I am a fighter and dig in deep to survive. Then I get fatigued and I fall apart. But, because of you all, I have survived. THANK-YOU ALL SO VERY MUCH... Jeanie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2000 Report Share Posted July 16, 2000 In a message dated 7/16/00 12:11:26 PM Pacific Daylight Time, liliwigg@... writes: << Has anyone found that their CMT has brought their family closer together? Or, has your CMT torn your family upside down? Gretchen >> ************************************ Hi Gretchen, I have two answers for you. Since I have two family's. 1st Family: My parents and Brothers and Sister..... With everyone married and settled down I have a lot more support from my brothers and sister now compared to when I was a kid. Mainly because they resented having to help me. However my Mom was always as supportive as she knew how to be. And now she is an angel, she is always there if I need her and even if I don't need her. 2nd Family: My hubby and 2 kids..... I feel my CMT has torn my family apart. We were O.K. until my hands started to go and that made my ability to do a lot of things stop. I could no longer do yard work, I could no longer do a lot of things in the kitchen. So my hubby and kids had to take up the slack. This caused resentment and anger. Even for me I have resentment and anger towards them because they don't understand that I'm not lazy, I would do the different items if I could. At times I still attempt and pay for it dearly with pain. Then my hubby gets onto me because I hurt.... But yet, he wouldn't do it. My daughter hates to go shopping with me because of my wheelchair and my son is embarrassed by me not being able to get around. My hubby gets exasperated when he has to run into the store because I'm to tired to walk. Yes, my CMT has screwed up my life, but I've learned and am learning to live and to survive. At times I am a fighter and dig in deep to survive. Then I get fatigued and I fall apart. But, because of you all, I have survived. THANK-YOU ALL SO VERY MUCH... Jeanie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2000 Report Share Posted July 16, 2000 Hi Jeanie, I empathized with you when you talked of how your husband and kids deal with the CMT. I am estranged from my family; they never did deal with my disability very well. When I had to start using a wheelchair to do many things my younger sister was never there for me...she was uncomfortable around me, I felt. My mother always felt guilty about me being the disabled one in the family (no one else in my family has CMT) and she always made me feel guilty too. It took a long time for me to realize that this is their problem, not mine. I have a brother who was never there for me, in fact now he is worse than ever. He is an abusive alcoholic and the family has turned completely against me because I had to get a restraining order against him. It was always so easy for my brother, sister and mother to make me the outsider, the " crazy " one. Since my father died six years ago, I have not felt like I have much of a family. I do have a terrific aunt and uncle on my father's side of the family who support and love me. I also have the best friends in the world...they are my family. I just wanted you to know that I really understand... Kathleen in Brooklyn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2000 Report Share Posted July 16, 2000 Hi Jeanie, I empathized with you when you talked of how your husband and kids deal with the CMT. I am estranged from my family; they never did deal with my disability very well. When I had to start using a wheelchair to do many things my younger sister was never there for me...she was uncomfortable around me, I felt. My mother always felt guilty about me being the disabled one in the family (no one else in my family has CMT) and she always made me feel guilty too. It took a long time for me to realize that this is their problem, not mine. I have a brother who was never there for me, in fact now he is worse than ever. He is an abusive alcoholic and the family has turned completely against me because I had to get a restraining order against him. It was always so easy for my brother, sister and mother to make me the outsider, the " crazy " one. Since my father died six years ago, I have not felt like I have much of a family. I do have a terrific aunt and uncle on my father's side of the family who support and love me. I also have the best friends in the world...they are my family. I just wanted you to know that I really understand... Kathleen in Brooklyn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2000 Report Share Posted July 16, 2000 Hi Jeanie, I empathized with you when you talked of how your husband and kids deal with the CMT. I am estranged from my family; they never did deal with my disability very well. When I had to start using a wheelchair to do many things my younger sister was never there for me...she was uncomfortable around me, I felt. My mother always felt guilty about me being the disabled one in the family (no one else in my family has CMT) and she always made me feel guilty too. It took a long time for me to realize that this is their problem, not mine. I have a brother who was never there for me, in fact now he is worse than ever. He is an abusive alcoholic and the family has turned completely against me because I had to get a restraining order against him. It was always so easy for my brother, sister and mother to make me the outsider, the " crazy " one. Since my father died six years ago, I have not felt like I have much of a family. I do have a terrific aunt and uncle on my father's side of the family who support and love me. I also have the best friends in the world...they are my family. I just wanted you to know that I really understand... Kathleen in Brooklyn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2000 Report Share Posted July 16, 2000 Torn the family upside/insideout/over and under!! Let's hope I can do better with my kids, etc. Marc closer with family? > Has anyone found that their CMT has brought their family closer > together? Or, has your CMT torn your family upside down? > > Gretchen > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > BTW: Did you buy that new car yet? > If not, check this site out. > They're called CarsDirect.com and it's a pretty sweet way to buy a car. > http://click.egroups.com/1/6847/13/_/616793/_/963774606/ > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2000 Report Share Posted July 16, 2000 Torn the family upside/insideout/over and under!! Let's hope I can do better with my kids, etc. Marc closer with family? > Has anyone found that their CMT has brought their family closer > together? Or, has your CMT torn your family upside down? > > Gretchen > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > BTW: Did you buy that new car yet? > If not, check this site out. > They're called CarsDirect.com and it's a pretty sweet way to buy a car. > http://click.egroups.com/1/6847/13/_/616793/_/963774606/ > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2000 Report Share Posted July 16, 2000 Torn the family upside/insideout/over and under!! Let's hope I can do better with my kids, etc. Marc closer with family? > Has anyone found that their CMT has brought their family closer > together? Or, has your CMT torn your family upside down? > > Gretchen > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > BTW: Did you buy that new car yet? > If not, check this site out. > They're called CarsDirect.com and it's a pretty sweet way to buy a car. > http://click.egroups.com/1/6847/13/_/616793/_/963774606/ > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 17, 2000 Report Share Posted July 17, 2000 Kathleen, thank-you for your understanding. My husband sees me as a whiner. In his eyes I guess I would be. But after awhile a person really gets fed up with family not listening and behaving in a manor that would be supportive. EXAMPLE: My hubby wanted to take me out to a movie last week with some free tickets he had picked up. I thought that was great and eagerly accepted the date. He told me to check the times and movies and let him know what I found. (He always has me do the work with setting anything up). Well, I found the movie and time. He agreed. He was busy working outside and so would need to take a shower before leaving. (We also needed enough time to go to a restuarant to eat). The movie started at 6pm. At 3:45 pm I asked him to come in and get ready. I reminded him that we needed time to eat. At 4:45 he comes in. At 5p.m. were walking out the door. We had to pick a restuarant on the way that served food fast. We couldn't enjoy our meal and we got to the theatre when it was sstarting. This was on a Saturday night... Very busy. So had to wait in line. The movie was to last 2 3/4 hrs. Needless to say I was very stressed and upset that my hubby was being so inconsiderate. SOOOOOO Yesterday I finally nailed him with my complaint after 1 weeks time. I wrote it out and read it so I wouldn't leave anything out and he wouldn't be able to interupt me. I told him that I knew he saw me as a whiner and that I got stressed to easily and that was my problem. But it became his problem when I tried to get him to come in earlier so that I wouldn't be stressed. I told him I had to hurry and eat, I couldn't enjoy my food and drink. I had a margarita and really needed to sit another 15min. or so before walking. But, no time. Then we get to the theatre. I need his arm but if he doesn't get in line immediately it will add 10 minutes to get seated. SO he goes to the window and I walk in by myself. He wanted popcorn, but I knew the movie might already be started (in other words it could already be dark). Plus I needed the bathroom. But because I can't walk in the dark I didn't use the bathroom and I walked the hallway by myself to get into the theatre. The lights went off just as I sat down. I told him that he might not think about the dark or the need of the restroom since he can RUN and probably get back before the previews were over. But, I couldn't. Needless to say I was bawling because I couldn't and can't understand how he can't be considerate. We've been married for 18 years. I should say good-bye, Jeanie *********** In a message dated 7/16/00 11:15:48 PM Pacific Daylight Time, UniqueCMT@... writes: << It was always so easy for my brother, sister and mother to make me the outsider, the " crazy " one. >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 17, 2000 Report Share Posted July 17, 2000 Kathleen, thank-you for your understanding. My husband sees me as a whiner. In his eyes I guess I would be. But after awhile a person really gets fed up with family not listening and behaving in a manor that would be supportive. EXAMPLE: My hubby wanted to take me out to a movie last week with some free tickets he had picked up. I thought that was great and eagerly accepted the date. He told me to check the times and movies and let him know what I found. (He always has me do the work with setting anything up). Well, I found the movie and time. He agreed. He was busy working outside and so would need to take a shower before leaving. (We also needed enough time to go to a restuarant to eat). The movie started at 6pm. At 3:45 pm I asked him to come in and get ready. I reminded him that we needed time to eat. At 4:45 he comes in. At 5p.m. were walking out the door. We had to pick a restuarant on the way that served food fast. We couldn't enjoy our meal and we got to the theatre when it was sstarting. This was on a Saturday night... Very busy. So had to wait in line. The movie was to last 2 3/4 hrs. Needless to say I was very stressed and upset that my hubby was being so inconsiderate. SOOOOOO Yesterday I finally nailed him with my complaint after 1 weeks time. I wrote it out and read it so I wouldn't leave anything out and he wouldn't be able to interupt me. I told him that I knew he saw me as a whiner and that I got stressed to easily and that was my problem. But it became his problem when I tried to get him to come in earlier so that I wouldn't be stressed. I told him I had to hurry and eat, I couldn't enjoy my food and drink. I had a margarita and really needed to sit another 15min. or so before walking. But, no time. Then we get to the theatre. I need his arm but if he doesn't get in line immediately it will add 10 minutes to get seated. SO he goes to the window and I walk in by myself. He wanted popcorn, but I knew the movie might already be started (in other words it could already be dark). Plus I needed the bathroom. But because I can't walk in the dark I didn't use the bathroom and I walked the hallway by myself to get into the theatre. The lights went off just as I sat down. I told him that he might not think about the dark or the need of the restroom since he can RUN and probably get back before the previews were over. But, I couldn't. Needless to say I was bawling because I couldn't and can't understand how he can't be considerate. We've been married for 18 years. I should say good-bye, Jeanie *********** In a message dated 7/16/00 11:15:48 PM Pacific Daylight Time, UniqueCMT@... writes: << It was always so easy for my brother, sister and mother to make me the outsider, the " crazy " one. >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 17, 2000 Report Share Posted July 17, 2000 Kathleen, thank-you for your understanding. My husband sees me as a whiner. In his eyes I guess I would be. But after awhile a person really gets fed up with family not listening and behaving in a manor that would be supportive. EXAMPLE: My hubby wanted to take me out to a movie last week with some free tickets he had picked up. I thought that was great and eagerly accepted the date. He told me to check the times and movies and let him know what I found. (He always has me do the work with setting anything up). Well, I found the movie and time. He agreed. He was busy working outside and so would need to take a shower before leaving. (We also needed enough time to go to a restuarant to eat). The movie started at 6pm. At 3:45 pm I asked him to come in and get ready. I reminded him that we needed time to eat. At 4:45 he comes in. At 5p.m. were walking out the door. We had to pick a restuarant on the way that served food fast. We couldn't enjoy our meal and we got to the theatre when it was sstarting. This was on a Saturday night... Very busy. So had to wait in line. The movie was to last 2 3/4 hrs. Needless to say I was very stressed and upset that my hubby was being so inconsiderate. SOOOOOO Yesterday I finally nailed him with my complaint after 1 weeks time. I wrote it out and read it so I wouldn't leave anything out and he wouldn't be able to interupt me. I told him that I knew he saw me as a whiner and that I got stressed to easily and that was my problem. But it became his problem when I tried to get him to come in earlier so that I wouldn't be stressed. I told him I had to hurry and eat, I couldn't enjoy my food and drink. I had a margarita and really needed to sit another 15min. or so before walking. But, no time. Then we get to the theatre. I need his arm but if he doesn't get in line immediately it will add 10 minutes to get seated. SO he goes to the window and I walk in by myself. He wanted popcorn, but I knew the movie might already be started (in other words it could already be dark). Plus I needed the bathroom. But because I can't walk in the dark I didn't use the bathroom and I walked the hallway by myself to get into the theatre. The lights went off just as I sat down. I told him that he might not think about the dark or the need of the restroom since he can RUN and probably get back before the previews were over. But, I couldn't. Needless to say I was bawling because I couldn't and can't understand how he can't be considerate. We've been married for 18 years. I should say good-bye, Jeanie *********** In a message dated 7/16/00 11:15:48 PM Pacific Daylight Time, UniqueCMT@... writes: << It was always so easy for my brother, sister and mother to make me the outsider, the " crazy " one. >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 17, 2000 Report Share Posted July 17, 2000 In a message dated 7/17/2000 1:56:48 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Moonglow21@... writes: << Needless to say I was bawling because I couldn't and can't understand how he can't be considerate. We've been married for 18 years. I should say good-bye, Jeanie >> Jeanie, My Dh does the same stuff. Like taking forever to get us somewhere becasue he is working on a project he won't stop. You said your husband was busy working outside. I hope doing yard work? I give in lots and just be late if I think the project he is doing will benefit me , LOL ..... I stayed home all weekend while he played in the yard with his lawn mower... It was worth it to get his butt working. This would be a problem I think CMT or not. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 17, 2000 Report Share Posted July 17, 2000 Hi Jeanie, I just don't understand how your husband can treat you so shabbily...I hope he sees the light one day and treats you with a lot more respect. I've never been married, but my younger sister treats me in the same way as your husband. I'll never forget the time she left me in her car in the parking lot, while she went in to a restaurant with her daughter and stepdaughter to have dinner. She didn't want to take the wheelchair out of the car...she felt I was too much of a burden, so she left me crying in the car without any way of getting to the restaurant. I didn't speak to her for months afterwards, and that was only one of many times she didn't want to bother with me. We are estranged now, and my disability is a big part of it. I hope it helps you a bit to know that in many ways, I deal with the same kind of ignorance that you do. But I feel that we are stronger because we can rise above people who can't or just won't deal with our CMT. Know that you always have friends who understand...hope you are feeling better about things. Kathleen in Brooklyn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2000 Report Share Posted July 18, 2000 What a terrible thing to have done to you. However, remember we choose our friends but we inherit our families just like we've inherited CMT and I for one know that I' ve chosen wisely this time. So to all my friends out there, a big hug, lots of love and have a wonderful day. Love Sue XXXX Re: closer with family? Hi Jeanie, I just don't understand how your husband can treat you so shabbily...I hope he sees the light one day and treats you with a lot more respect. I've never been married, but my younger sister treats me in the same way as your husband. I'll never forget the time she left me in her car in the parking lot, while she went in to a restaurant with her daughter and stepdaughter to have dinner. She didn't want to take the wheelchair out of the car...she felt I was too much of a burden, so she left me crying in the car without any way of getting to the restaurant. I didn't speak to her for months afterwards, and that was only one of many times she didn't want to bother with me. We are estranged now, and my disability is a big part of it. I hope it helps you a bit to know that in many ways, I deal with the same kind of ignorance that you do. But I feel that we are stronger because we can rise above people who can't or just won't deal with our CMT. Know that you always have friends who understand...hope you are feeling better about things. Kathleen in Brooklyn -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2000 Report Share Posted July 18, 2000 What a terrible thing to have done to you. However, remember we choose our friends but we inherit our families just like we've inherited CMT and I for one know that I' ve chosen wisely this time. So to all my friends out there, a big hug, lots of love and have a wonderful day. Love Sue XXXX Re: closer with family? Hi Jeanie, I just don't understand how your husband can treat you so shabbily...I hope he sees the light one day and treats you with a lot more respect. I've never been married, but my younger sister treats me in the same way as your husband. I'll never forget the time she left me in her car in the parking lot, while she went in to a restaurant with her daughter and stepdaughter to have dinner. She didn't want to take the wheelchair out of the car...she felt I was too much of a burden, so she left me crying in the car without any way of getting to the restaurant. I didn't speak to her for months afterwards, and that was only one of many times she didn't want to bother with me. We are estranged now, and my disability is a big part of it. I hope it helps you a bit to know that in many ways, I deal with the same kind of ignorance that you do. But I feel that we are stronger because we can rise above people who can't or just won't deal with our CMT. Know that you always have friends who understand...hope you are feeling better about things. Kathleen in Brooklyn -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2000 Report Share Posted July 18, 2000 What a terrible thing to have done to you. However, remember we choose our friends but we inherit our families just like we've inherited CMT and I for one know that I' ve chosen wisely this time. So to all my friends out there, a big hug, lots of love and have a wonderful day. Love Sue XXXX Re: closer with family? Hi Jeanie, I just don't understand how your husband can treat you so shabbily...I hope he sees the light one day and treats you with a lot more respect. I've never been married, but my younger sister treats me in the same way as your husband. I'll never forget the time she left me in her car in the parking lot, while she went in to a restaurant with her daughter and stepdaughter to have dinner. She didn't want to take the wheelchair out of the car...she felt I was too much of a burden, so she left me crying in the car without any way of getting to the restaurant. I didn't speak to her for months afterwards, and that was only one of many times she didn't want to bother with me. We are estranged now, and my disability is a big part of it. I hope it helps you a bit to know that in many ways, I deal with the same kind of ignorance that you do. But I feel that we are stronger because we can rise above people who can't or just won't deal with our CMT. Know that you always have friends who understand...hope you are feeling better about things. Kathleen in Brooklyn -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2000 Report Share Posted July 18, 2000 CMT has brought our family closer... From Indiana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2000 Report Share Posted July 18, 2000 Hi Kathleen, I'm sorry to hear your sister is such an idiot and insensitive person. I can't believe that she would do such a thing to a handicap person. You are better off without her. If you want I'm sure the CMT gang here will be delighted to get together and come to Brooklyn, and drop foot her butt into next week LOL. Don't get down over the way she treats you, one day everybody gets paid back, it's just a matter of time. I wish you the best. In Love & Light, Al Hasim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2000 Report Share Posted July 18, 2000 In a message dated 7/17/00 4:52:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time, jacee17@... writes: << You said your husband was busy working outside. I hope doing yard work? >> ************ Yes, he was working in the yard, doing landscaping. It really looks nice too. Jeanie (P.S. I made sure and praised the work he had done, I do appreciate him doing it... It used to be something that I took care of. Jeanie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2000 Report Share Posted July 18, 2000 In a message dated 7/17/00 4:52:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time, jacee17@... writes: << You said your husband was busy working outside. I hope doing yard work? >> ************ Yes, he was working in the yard, doing landscaping. It really looks nice too. Jeanie (P.S. I made sure and praised the work he had done, I do appreciate him doing it... It used to be something that I took care of. Jeanie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2000 Report Share Posted July 18, 2000 In a message dated 7/17/00 4:52:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time, jacee17@... writes: << You said your husband was busy working outside. I hope doing yard work? >> ************ Yes, he was working in the yard, doing landscaping. It really looks nice too. Jeanie (P.S. I made sure and praised the work he had done, I do appreciate him doing it... It used to be something that I took care of. Jeanie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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