Re: Hearing Aids... Dianna/

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In a message dated 6/30/2005 12:12:29 AM Eastern Standard Time,

mystc1celt@... writes:

Well, I met mine on line too, playing spades. He was in Austin and I'm in

Dallas. The first time I went to Austin I keep thinking to myself, " WHAT THE

HECK ARE YOU DOING, YOU HARDLY KNOW THIS GUY. " Three months later he moved

to Dallas and we've been together for five years. Amazing, isn't it, what

you find when you're not even looking.

Congrats ...It seems to always be when you're not even looking!! I

surely wasn't looking either!! LOL

I think when you email back and forth or IM or " talk " in a chatroom, then on

the phone... you really get the feel for the person and get to " know " them

quite well. You definitely have to be careful meeting them before you get to

" know " them.

And there's lots more to find out about them as time goes on, as with any

other relationship. LOL Actually MOST of my very best friends are online

people, male and female. Some I've met and even ultimately traveled with or

met

them at a lighthouse on some coastal area. Some I've been emailing for many

years and never met, but they are truly better friends than any of my

" friends " living right here in town!!! Some I've never met that I would truly

like

to meet and will some day (like some of the folks in this group!!) I've found

for the most part in people I have met that they've been honest with me and

are truly the same type of person that comes across in the emails or

chatrooms. I did have one instance several years ago...of a guy who was truly

different in real life than on the internet...don't chat with him anymore...he

lied

about lots of things...his real personality was eve different..LOL

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

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In a message dated 6/30/2005 7:40:31 AM Eastern Standard Time,

jasonsmom285@... writes:

and Donelle, I wasn't looking either. The last thing I was thinking I

needed was a man. I moved back home to live with a sister and her husband 10

months after my son died. They own a carnival and left that summer to

travel, I was alone all day and night with lots of animals and realizing I had

to

live without my son some way. I bought a computer to research the " game " that

had taken my son's life, so as not to use my brother in laws, and in all my

spare time I found a bingo room, and started talking to the people there.

was there sometimes.

One night I was very upset about my son and he insisted on calling me. I

wouldn't give him my number so he gave me his. After that we talked in the

room,

then I learned how to IM and then the real phone calls started back and

forth too. We talked online every single night for months and you're right, we

had so much in common, I loved how he was and knew if I didn't meet him, I'd

regret it the rest of my life. He was 3000 miles away but he came to see me,

stayed 18 days, went back and closed up his life there and moved back here with

me 2 months later. We got married 2 years after that. He's just the greatest

thing that could have happened to me, I've never felt closer to anyone in my

life or been treated so well by any man. We talked more in the first year

than my first husband had talked to me in 28 years. said I saved his life

and I know he saved mine. So there you go, all this happened when I was 52

years old, I meet the love of my life. Amazing and so badly needed.

~~Dianna

I love , too, for being so good to you and for you!!! Can't wait

to meet you guys!! Just goes to show you, it's never too late to meet the

love of your life!! I was in my 50's as well.... My Mom was 60 when she

married the love of her life, was married 32 yrs very happily when Bob died in

1999. They are " together again " now!!! Although I miss her sooooo much,

I'm happy about them being together again!!!

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

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and Donelle, I wasn't looking either. The last thing I was thinking I

needed was a man. I moved back home to live with a sister and her husband 10

months after my son died. They own a carnival and left that summer to travel, I

was alone all day and night with lots of animals and realizing I had to live

without my son some way. I bought a computer to research the " game " that had

taken my son's life, so as not to use my brother in laws, and in all my spare

time I found a bingo room, and started talking to the people there. was

there sometimes.

One night I was very upset about my son and he insisted on calling me. I

wouldn't give him my number so he gave me his. After that we talked in the room,

then I learned how to IM and then the real phone calls started back and forth

too. We talked online every single night for months and you're right, we had so

much in common, I loved how he was and knew if I didn't meet him, I'd regret it

the rest of my life. He was 3000 miles away but he came to see me, stayed 18

days, went back and closed up his life there and moved back here with me 2

months later. We got married 2 years after that. He's just the greatest thing

that could have happened to me, I've never felt closer to anyone in my life or

been treated so well by any man. We talked more in the first year than my first

husband had talked to me in 28 years. said I saved his life and I know he

saved mine. So there you go, all this happened when I was 52 years old, I meet

the love of my life. Amazing and so badly needed.

~~Dianna

Grandmommyandme@... wrote:

In a message dated 6/30/2005 12:12:29 AM Eastern Standard Time,

mystc1celt@... writes:

Well, I met mine on line too, playing spades. He was in Austin and I'm in

Dallas. The first time I went to Austin I keep thinking to myself, " WHAT THE

HECK ARE YOU DOING, YOU HARDLY KNOW THIS GUY. " Three months later he moved

to Dallas and we've been together for five years. Amazing, isn't it, what

you find when you're not even looking.

Congrats ...It seems to always be when you're not even looking!! I

surely wasn't looking either!! LOL

I think when you email back and forth or IM or " talk " in a chatroom, then on

the phone... you really get the feel for the person and get to " know " them

quite well. You definitely have to be careful meeting them before you get to

" know " them.

And there's lots more to find out about them as time goes on, as with any

other relationship. LOL Actually MOST of my very best friends are online

people, male and female. Some I've met and even ultimately traveled with or

met

them at a lighthouse on some coastal area. Some I've been emailing for many

years and never met, but they are truly better friends than any of my

" friends " living right here in town!!! Some I've never met that I would truly

like

to meet and will some day (like some of the folks in this group!!) I've found

for the most part in people I have met that they've been honest with me and

are truly the same type of person that comes across in the emails or

chatrooms. I did have one instance several years ago...of a guy who was truly

different in real life than on the internet...don't chat with him anymore...he

lied

about lots of things...his real personality was eve different..LOL

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

[Guest guest]

The Lord certainly does provide. I guess I will leave the choosing up to

him.. He knows me better than I know myself. LOL..

God Bless you Dianna, he sent you someone when you needed it most. Big

hugs for you both. Jolene

Dianna Brendle wrote:

> and Donelle, I wasn't looking either. The last thing I was

> thinking I needed was a man. I moved back home to live with a sister

> and her husband 10 months after my son died. They own a carnival and

> left that summer to travel, I was alone all day and night with lots of

> animals and realizing I had to live without my son some way. I bought

> a computer to research the " game " that had taken my son's life, so as

> not to use my brother in laws, and in all my spare time I found a

> bingo room, and started talking to the people there. was there

> sometimes.

>

> One night I was very upset about my son and he insisted on calling me.

> I wouldn't give him my number so he gave me his. After that we talked

> in the room, then I learned how to IM and then the real phone calls

> started back and forth too. We talked online every single night for

> months and you're right, we had so much in common, I loved how he was

> and knew if I didn't meet him, I'd regret it the rest of my life. He

> was 3000 miles away but he came to see me, stayed 18 days, went back

> and closed up his life there and moved back here with me 2 months

> later. We got married 2 years after that. He's just the greatest thing

> that could have happened to me, I've never felt closer to anyone in my

> life or been treated so well by any man. We talked more in the first

> year than my first husband had talked to me in 28 years. said I

> saved his life and I know he saved mine. So there you go, all this

> happened when I was 52 years old, I meet the love of my life. Amazing

> and so badly needed.

> ~~Dianna

>

> Grandmommyandme@... wrote:

>

> In a message dated 6/30/2005 12:12:29 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> mystc1celt@... writes:

>

> Well, I met mine on line too, playing spades. He was in Austin and

> I'm in

> Dallas. The first time I went to Austin I keep thinking to myself,

> " WHAT THE

> HECK ARE YOU DOING, YOU HARDLY KNOW THIS GUY. " Three months later he

> moved

> to Dallas and we've been together for five years. Amazing, isn't it,

> what

> you find when you're not even looking.

>

>

>

> Congrats ...It seems to always be when you're not even

> looking!! I

> surely wasn't looking either!! LOL

>

> I think when you email back and forth or IM or " talk " in a chatroom,

> then on

> the phone... you really get the feel for the person and get to " know "

> them

> quite well. You definitely have to be careful meeting them before

> you get to

> " know " them.

> And there's lots more to find out about them as time goes on, as with

> any

> other relationship. LOL Actually MOST of my very best friends are

> online

> people, male and female. Some I've met and even ultimately traveled

> with or met

> them at a lighthouse on some coastal area. Some I've been emailing

> for many

> years and never met, but they are truly better friends than any of my

> " friends " living right here in town!!! Some I've never met that I

> would truly like

> to meet and will some day (like some of the folks in this group!!)

> I've found

> for the most part in people I have met that they've been honest with

> me and

> are truly the same type of person that comes across in the emails or

> chatrooms. I did have one instance several years ago...of a guy who

> was truly

> different in real life than on the internet...don't chat with him

> anymore...he lied

> about lots of things...his real personality was eve different..LOL

>

> Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

> Caregiver to Glenn

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

You are blessed. . At least your story assures us that there are STILL

some good folks out there.

Carolyn

Re: Hearing Aids... Dianna/

and Donelle, I wasn't looking either. The last thing I was thinking I

needed was a man. I moved back home to live with a sister and her husband 10

months after my son died. They own a carnival and left that summer to travel, I

was alone all day and night with lots of animals and realizing I had to live

without my son some way. I bought a computer to research the " game " that had

taken my son's life, so as not to use my brother in laws, and in all my spare

time I found a bingo room, and started talking to the people there. was

there sometimes.

One night I was very upset about my son and he insisted on calling me. I

wouldn't give him my number so he gave me his. After that we talked in the room,

then I learned how to IM and then the real phone calls started back and forth

too. We talked online every single night for months and you're right, we had so

much in common, I loved how he was and knew if I didn't meet him, I'd regret it

the rest of my life. He was 3000 miles away but he came to see me, stayed 18

days, went back and closed up his life there and moved back here with me 2

months later. We got married 2 years after that. He's just the greatest thing

that could have happened to me, I've never felt closer to anyone in my life or

been treated so well by any man. We talked more in the first year than my first

husband had talked to me in 28 years. said I saved his life and I know he

saved mine. So there you go, all this happened when I was 52 years old, I meet

the love of my life. Amazing and so badly needed.

~~Dianna

Grandmommyandme@... wrote:

In a message dated 6/30/2005 12:12:29 AM Eastern Standard Time,

mystc1celt@... writes:

Well, I met mine on line too, playing spades. He was in Austin and I'm in

Dallas. The first time I went to Austin I keep thinking to myself, " WHAT THE

HECK ARE YOU DOING, YOU HARDLY KNOW THIS GUY. " Three months later he moved

to Dallas and we've been together for five years. Amazing, isn't it, what

you find when you're not even looking.

Congrats ...It seems to always be when you're not even looking!! I

surely wasn't looking either!! LOL

I think when you email back and forth or IM or " talk " in a chatroom, then on

the phone... you really get the feel for the person and get to " know " them

quite well. You definitely have to be careful meeting them before you get to

" know " them.

And there's lots more to find out about them as time goes on, as with any

other relationship. LOL Actually MOST of my very best friends are online

people, male and female. Some I've met and even ultimately traveled with or

met

them at a lighthouse on some coastal area. Some I've been emailing for many

years and never met, but they are truly better friends than any of my

" friends " living right here in town!!! Some I've never met that I would

truly like

to meet and will some day (like some of the folks in this group!!) I've

found

for the most part in people I have met that they've been honest with me and

are truly the same type of person that comes across in the emails or

chatrooms. I did have one instance several years ago...of a guy who was

truly

different in real life than on the internet...don't chat with him

anymore...he lied

about lots of things...his real personality was eve different..LOL

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

[Guest guest]

Yeah Donelle, you never know do you? I never would have believed it in a million

years. I'm so glad for you and Glenn too! ~Dianna

Grandmommyandme@... wrote:

In a message dated 6/30/2005 7:40:31 AM Eastern Standard Time,

jasonsmom285@... writes:

and Donelle, I wasn't looking either. The last thing I was thinking I

needed was a man. I moved back home to live with a sister and her husband 10

months after my son died. They own a carnival and left that summer to

travel, I was alone all day and night with lots of animals and realizing I had

to

live without my son some way. I bought a computer to research the " game " that

had taken my son's life, so as not to use my brother in laws, and in all my

spare time I found a bingo room, and started talking to the people there.

was there sometimes.

One night I was very upset about my son and he insisted on calling me. I

wouldn't give him my number so he gave me his. After that we talked in the

room,

then I learned how to IM and then the real phone calls started back and

forth too. We talked online every single night for months and you're right, we

had so much in common, I loved how he was and knew if I didn't meet him, I'd

regret it the rest of my life. He was 3000 miles away but he came to see me,

stayed 18 days, went back and closed up his life there and moved back here with

me 2 months later. We got married 2 years after that. He's just the greatest

thing that could have happened to me, I've never felt closer to anyone in my

life or been treated so well by any man. We talked more in the first year

than my first husband had talked to me in 28 years. said I saved his life

and I know he saved mine. So there you go, all this happened when I was 52

years old, I meet the love of my life. Amazing and so badly needed.

~~Dianna

I love , too, for being so good to you and for you!!! Can't wait

to meet you guys!! Just goes to show you, it's never too late to meet the

love of your life!! I was in my 50's as well.... My Mom was 60 when she

married the love of her life, was married 32 yrs very happily when Bob died in

1999. They are " together again " now!!! Although I miss her sooooo much,

I'm happy about them being together again!!!

Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn