No pain really, it is therapy for me to discuss it ever so often. Have enjoyed reading the reply's and comments, glad to know you younger folks have some of the same feelings and qualities of life / life partners us seniors experienced.
Denny Like Bill, I have very mixed emotions about the direction this thread has taken. I lost my wife of 41 years about 2 1/2 years ago to sudden heart failure. We were soul mates and very much more. Was devastating and I checked out of life for some time. I have since remarried - one year anniv coming up in May. Mostly a survival thing. Mary understood and now Lou is beginning to understand the need for me to twist wrench's on the Chevelle. Since I'm retired, I pretty much pick and choose what I want to accomplish any given day or week. Made 5 church mission trips (feeding unit) to New Orleans and the Mississippi gulf coast (Mary was from MS). Scheduled to go again soon. But hey - after working on the Chevelle since 1989, I'm just about finished with it....well.. sort of..... Denny
From: "Clint Hooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2006 12:39:08 -0500
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