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I was watching some home videos from a few years ago and my cat Sophie was in them. I started crying. Then I thought about the day when Colbi would die, and I started crying harder.
We had to watch a movie in school the other day. It was "Pay It Forward". I started crying at the end. I had no idea it would be sad, even though my friends who were sitting beside me kept saying, "Oh my gosh, this movie is sooo sad!"


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I had to tell someone I couldn't take her dog. I REALLY want Molly. Hubby even agreed I could have her provided Nicki got along with her. He met Molly twice and loves her too. My student was even willing to wait the 3-4 months it would take for me to get financially back on our feet. She wants Molly to go to a great home and she knows I would take awesome care of her. I had to turn her down because it wouldn't be fair to Nicki or Pouncer. Its not time for another dog yet. And I REALLY want Molly.
Did I mention how much I REALLY want Molly? She's an awesome dog.


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My local tv news did a story about a woman in Mississippi, a Katrina victim, who found a family Bible in a box of donated clothing from here. There was a note stuck inside saying that it was her grandmother's Bible and she hoped it brought the person who found it some comfort. The lady who found said it was what she needed at the low point in her life and she wanted to find who donated it. Many months later they located her here in Knoxville and the tv station flew her down to meet the woman who found her grandmother's Bible. They both bawled like babies hugging each other when they first met and it had me bawling too.
It was nice to see such a heartwarming story on the news instead of so much death and devastation.


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Originally Posted by Kfamr
Also, a Pedigree commercial was on TV. It showed a bunch of shelter dogs, saying "I know how to sit, roll over.. But I don't know how I got here." My mom and I both cried.
That commercial gets to me everytime I see it.


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Originally Posted by Kfamr
Also, a Pedigree commercial was on TV. It showed a bunch of shelter dogs, saying "I know how to sit, roll over.. But I don't know how I got here." My mom and I both cried.
Yeah, Kay, saw that commercial too. Major tears and hugs on Mz Klo.
What made me cry today? Everything, Just one of those days feeling lost and sad and in pain and plain miserable. But I'm better now.


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Last night, my son saw his friend cross the road to get something in his car. The boy was hit by a drunk driver. His hip-bone was sticking out and he was bleeding a lot,but still concious . He was rushed to the hospital and is operated already.... Poor boy


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You came into my life a year ago today, unexpectedly. We qucikly fell for each other, you even quicker than me. Almost immediately we were inseparable. I would call you every night before I went to bed. And since you worked at home, we could keep in touch on Yahoo all day. I loved my Sidekick because it kept me closer to you. Now, it's a sad reminder you're not here. I visited you in July and we were so very happy. It was like the honeymoon I never had. I fell in love with your town. We had such happy plans. I couldn't wait to move to be with you this year. In October of last year, our happiness was ripped from us when we just barely found it. I'm so thankful I was able to be with you after you got ill. You were still the loving man I knew. A month later, that was gone, too. Your strokes/heart attacks left you helpless. I can't imagine how horrible it must be. Now, you don't want contact with anyone and I've respected that. I just wish our last conversation had been a happier one. It's been 2 1/2 months since then. I miss you so much. I wish I could change things. It's so unfair that our happiness was taken from us, almost as soon as we got it. You showed me what love could and should be like. I will be forever greatful for that. You're a great man who doesn't deserve what happened to you. I'll always have a place in my heart for you. I just wish you could see this, that we could talk again. I hope you will find peace.


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I found out my friend Nanette died. I've known her over 20 years. I am still in shock with this news.


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Nothing yet. The Pedigree commercial mentioned in previous posts just does me in every time. Thinking about an acquaintance with a "full plate" had me very down yesterday. Knock wood, it's a good day.


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I feel like I've been crying non-stop the past two days. I get down and extremely depressed when I'm by myself doing nothing... it leaves room for thinking, and thinking usually causes trouble in my head. So what did I do? Turned on music... and surprisingly, it didn't help, just made me feel even more lousy and I started bawling even harder...
Sigh, I want all the pain to be erased. I hate crying.. I feel so weak.


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I am sorry for everyone's pain.
Lut, That is just horrible, your son must have been so scared not to mention what his friend went through.
Val, Any news on how Brian's health is?
Buckner, I am so sorry, maybe you should get some fresh air, take yourself to a pretty place and hike/walk?


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Today when I went into the quarantine room today only to find one of the black & white kittens dying in his little bed. It broke my heart to see him still barely hanging on. He even mewed with hurt me even more. I stayed with him while he went and petted him, after I started petting him I pretty much lost it. The other kennel attendant called the manager, but I left soon after that.


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There is one comercial I LOVE! for sick kids hospital,
I'm sure you will too .... I don't cry but it's sad .. gives me shivers lol.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=MFNI-DT6WWU


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"My" little 2 year old guinea pig Rouge (he was the son of my Elvis and lives with my cousin) isn't doing well and is going downhill fast, my cousin wasn't sure if he'd make it through the night, and I haven't heard any news yet. It rips my heart into pieces, I loved that little guy.


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http://badrap-blog.blogspot.com/
The current post in BAD RAP's blog...a longish story about a sick pit bull's road to recovery and a sick little boy who offered his life's savings to save his best friend.