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What it's like to be told you're terminally ill.: Spoke with the lung transplant center today. »

I was starting to get a little concerned since I hadn’t heard from the Penn Lung Center. When I saw Dr. Lee a few weeks ago he said they’d call and set up a time to do the final pre-lung transplant tests, which will take three days and end with a heart catheter on the last day. Then I didn’t hear…

What it's like to be told you're terminally ill.: So the day went from bad to worse, ie: The Transplant »

The people at the Lung Center have rules. I ran into a situation today where the rules were black and white. This is the way it is. Take it or leave it. I can understand that in a medical situation. Unfortunately, I usually deal in shades of gray. I rarely fit with anybody else’s rules, so I have…

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stolenpanties:

<3 o hay it’s a bunny wif a pancake on its head

I know somebody who wouldn’t let the bunny have her pancake, even as much as she likes bunnies.

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What it's like to be told you're terminally ill.: I didn't plant pumpkins and gourds this year... now I wish I had. »

It’s fun to plant pumpkins and gourds. With the pumpkins, you never know quite what shape they’ll take or how big they’ll get. They start out dark green and turn orange as they ripen. The gourds were the most fun. They’d vine up fences or wherever and you never know not only what the shape will…

whatitsliketodie:

but actually, i do.

I love being married. It’s so great to find that one special person you want to annoy for the rest of your life.

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Rita Rudner (via julie911) (via shadesofblue)

Sometimes I miss being married. Sometimes. More often I just miss loving that someone special and them loving me back and having the talks and doing the things that you can only share with that person. If I hadn’t had it, I wouldn’t miss it. But I’m glad I had it, anyway. (Did any of that make sense?)

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itiswellwithmysoul:

This shot I love with the leaves changing color. The trees are at their peek this week. I drove through the backroads to enjoy the view. Ponds and streams with reflections in them, leaves floating along in the streams. The farmers were busy in the fields and it was nice to watch with the backdrop of the hills and mountains so alive with color.

I’m was in awe of it all. Took a few pics when I got home but my digital can only capture so much.

I know where this is and it’s the most spiritual place I’ve ever seen. If Julie Andrews could still sing she go there and re-make The Sound of Music.

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Without one, the other one isn’t much fun.

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