@DorothyMa said in #30:
> Don't forget Mozart+Beethoven+Bach
Tchaikovsky Debbusy Vivaldi Shubert..this list goes on and on
> Don't forget Mozart+Beethoven+Bach
Tchaikovsky Debbusy Vivaldi Shubert..this list goes on and on
@ew-pawn said in #21:
> you said anyone so I would like to meet my dog who died a few months ago i miss him so much
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW I feel so baddddd :(((( Poor dog :( Was it a puppy or full grown?
> you said anyone so I would like to meet my dog who died a few months ago i miss him so much
AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW I feel so baddddd :(((( Poor dog :( Was it a puppy or full grown?
@dstne said in #24:
> Prolly Jesus or Paul. Ultimately I’ll get to meet both of those someday anyways so I guess I’ll get my wish!
See me I would do Jesus But you do you
> Prolly Jesus or Paul. Ultimately I’ll get to meet both of those someday anyways so I guess I’ll get my wish!
See me I would do Jesus But you do you
@HELLOwonderfulPEOPLE it was fully grown and not so young but still.. i wasnt ready to say goodbye
@ew-pawn said in #34:
> @HELLOwonderfulPEOPLE it was fully grown and not so young but still.. i wasnt ready to say goodbye
Awwwww :( I wish you did not have to say goodbye I WOULD KILL MYSELF If my dog died I would miss her so much :( I understand how you feel :( I hope you feel better soon :(
> @HELLOwonderfulPEOPLE it was fully grown and not so young but still.. i wasnt ready to say goodbye
Awwwww :( I wish you did not have to say goodbye I WOULD KILL MYSELF If my dog died I would miss her so much :( I understand how you feel :( I hope you feel better soon :(
@HELLOwonderfulPEOPLE thank youu >.< you’re so sweet
@ew-pawn said in #36:
> @HELLOwonderfulPEOPLE thank youu >.< you’re so sweet
Your welcome! And Thanks everyone says that lol ºº
> @HELLOwonderfulPEOPLE thank youu >.< you’re so sweet
Your welcome! And Thanks everyone says that lol ºº
I would probably pick my maternal grandpa. He passed away in July of 2015. He HAD lived a pretty long life (born in September 1920), but I still miss him. He was one of the most even-tempered, patient people I knew. His philosophy on work and employment was, "If you're going to be a ditch digger, be the best one you can be." He wasn't a "job snob." He taught me how to correctly castle when I was 14...and he taught me en passant. I sometimes wish I could have been a much better chess player. He and my dad tried to teach me chess when I was 7, but they forgot some of the rules. :)
@DoomedBishop said in #38:
> I would probably pick my maternal grandpa. He passed away in July of 2015. He HAD lived a pretty long life (born in September 1920), but I still miss him. He was one of the most even-tempered, patient people I knew. His philosophy on work and employment was, "If you're going to be a ditch digger, be the best one you can be." He wasn't a "job snob." He taught me how to correctly castle when I was 14...and he taught me en passant. I sometimes wish I could have been a much better chess player. He and my dad tried to teach me chess when I was 7, but they forgot some of the rules. :)
Dam thats sad bro.....I would visit my Grandpa or my dad, maybe my brother I miss them all but If I had to choose one it would be my Grandpa...When I was 6 or 7 he would live with me and everyday we would go down to the lake where he taught my dad how to fish he taught me but I still don't know how to...He always called me his little banana muffin and that made me so happy.....He always gave me tight but good hugs and I wish he never died he died when I was 12....He was struggling with cancer and he gave up....I wish he kept trying......I wish he never gave up.....He was the best.....But now he is living his best life in Heaven and I'm ok to know that :)
> I would probably pick my maternal grandpa. He passed away in July of 2015. He HAD lived a pretty long life (born in September 1920), but I still miss him. He was one of the most even-tempered, patient people I knew. His philosophy on work and employment was, "If you're going to be a ditch digger, be the best one you can be." He wasn't a "job snob." He taught me how to correctly castle when I was 14...and he taught me en passant. I sometimes wish I could have been a much better chess player. He and my dad tried to teach me chess when I was 7, but they forgot some of the rules. :)
Dam thats sad bro.....I would visit my Grandpa or my dad, maybe my brother I miss them all but If I had to choose one it would be my Grandpa...When I was 6 or 7 he would live with me and everyday we would go down to the lake where he taught my dad how to fish he taught me but I still don't know how to...He always called me his little banana muffin and that made me so happy.....He always gave me tight but good hugs and I wish he never died he died when I was 12....He was struggling with cancer and he gave up....I wish he kept trying......I wish he never gave up.....He was the best.....But now he is living his best life in Heaven and I'm ok to know that :)
i wouldnt know what to say to the person if i could meet with anyone i want,i made a wish and now we are talking??