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Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 10th, 2013, 10:44 pm
by CathyCA
devildeac wrote:
CathyCA wrote:
lawgrad91 wrote:I'm joining a fantasy football league, the Justice League. One of the public defenders invited me.

I need a cool team name. Any suggestions? :9f: #GTHC is probably an option....
CarolinaSux?

:9f:
That's the present tense of carolina blue :ymdevil: .
=)) =)) =)) =)) =)) =))

:9f:

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 11th, 2013, 10:56 am
by devildeac
Hey, DinK, you reading?

Scientific evidence:

Image

;;) :ymhug:

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 11th, 2013, 12:24 pm
by IowaDevil
devildeac wrote:
CathyCA wrote:
lawgrad91 wrote:I'm joining a fantasy football league, the Justice League. One of the public defenders invited me.

I need a cool team name. Any suggestions? :9f: #GTHC is probably an option....
CarolinaSux?

:9f:
That's the present tense of carolina blue :ymdevil: .
Too funny! :)) :)) :))

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 11th, 2013, 5:05 pm
by DukieInKansas
devildeac wrote:Hey, DinK, you reading?

Scientific evidence:

Image

;;) :ymhug:
Old news - note my location. :-)

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 14th, 2013, 5:41 am
by Lavabe
It's been an impressive season on So You Think You Can Dance.
:pickle:

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 14th, 2013, 12:07 pm
by DevilWearsPrada2.0
Prayers for Monica Smith Malone, and Nolan and sister Sydnie. So sad to read about the arrest of Curtis Malone.

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 14th, 2013, 6:43 pm
by CathyCA
My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 14th, 2013, 7:01 pm
by DukieInKansas
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:
I'm so sorry for your loss. My prayers are with your neighbor and all of the young man's friends and family.


And yes - Cancer bites.

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 14th, 2013, 7:43 pm
by Very Duke Blue
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:
That is so sad. He was way too young, God love him, and I'm sure is is loved. :ymhug:

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 14th, 2013, 8:42 pm
by lawgrad91
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:
So sorry. Vibes and prayers for your neighbor, the family, and all who loved this young man.

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 14th, 2013, 9:20 pm
by DukePA
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:
Heartbreaking. I am so glad your neighbor has you there to lean on.

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 14th, 2013, 10:54 pm
by ArkieDukie
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:
That is so sad. Sending prayers and vibes to your neighbor and all of Alex's family. 19 is far too young. Cancer stinks on so many levels. :ymhug: :pray: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard:

I do love his last wish. How incredibly thoughtful!

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 15th, 2013, 6:27 am
by shereec
Cathy, I'm so sorry to hear this. Thoughts, prayers and healing vibes to all who cared for this young man.

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 15th, 2013, 7:56 am
by OZZIE4DUKE
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:
Condolences and vibes. Cancer bites. }}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 15th, 2013, 8:00 am
by windsor
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:

How heartbreaking. He sounds like a wonderful young man. My condolences and heartfelt vibes to his family and all who knew and loved him.

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 15th, 2013, 8:27 am
by IowaDevil
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:
So sad to hear! Hugs to all of you! And I agree - Cancer bites! :ymhug:

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 15th, 2013, 1:58 pm
by CathyCA
DukieInKansas wrote:
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:
I'm so sorry for your loss. My prayers are with your neighbor and all of the young man's friends and family.


And yes - Cancer bites.
Thank you, DinK.

:9f:

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 15th, 2013, 1:59 pm
by CathyCA
Very Duke Blue wrote:
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:
That is so sad. He was way too young, God love him, and I'm sure is is loved. :ymhug:
Alex was so beloved. Thanks for your kind thoughts, VDB.

:9f:

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 15th, 2013, 1:59 pm
by CathyCA
lawgrad91 wrote:
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:
So sorry. Vibes and prayers for your neighbor, the family, and all who loved this young man.
Thanks for your vibes and prayers, LG.

:9f:

Re: LTE 2.0

Posted: August 15th, 2013, 2:00 pm
by CathyCA
DukePA wrote:
CathyCA wrote:My next door neighbor's 19 year old son died last night. I spent part of the afternoon today in her kitchen, reminiscing about her incredibly smart (U. Penn), talented (cellist), and generous son. One of Alex's last wishes was to make sure that a young kid he had befriended in West Philadelphia got a cello, a bow and some cello lessons. His mom and I worked on that project some this afternoon.

I'm going to hug my kid a little tighter tonight.

Cancer bites.

:9f:
Heartbreaking. I am so glad your neighbor has you there to lean on.
My neighbor has an incredible support system of friends. I am honored to live next door to her.

:9f: