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Originally Posted by John Cole
I have the winter blues and the holiday blues. My children, grandchildren, friends, brothers, sisters-in-law, and others ease the blues, but I still miss my wife, particularly this time of year. I miss having someone to talk to, to plan with, to relax with after days and nights spent with friends and family.
Truly, I do know I'm extraordinarily lucky and blessed in many ways. But there will always be a hole there.
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The way you write this almost makes me wish I had an SO at this time of the year, but looking back, it never really made a difference to me.
Nothing is more awkward than seeing her family at this time of the year. I'm never sure how many years I would have to meet them before I can let them know more than "they are back in Ohio."
Did you call them?
What did you get your mother?
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
Did they celebrate with turkey or ham?
All innocent questions, and it's hard for me to not think of it as an attack even though I know it's not. How do you say "don't ever ask about my family again" without sounding like something is terribly wrong with you and your ability to sustain a meaningful relationship? What kind of grandchildren is their daughter trying to bring into this world?
Yes, of course... I have more sisters than anyone I know, and I could have legally married them all. They are all likely dead, if one must believe statistics. Thank you for asking; you're daughter is in good hands -- I survived.
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Originally Posted by Ray Zee
thanks john but you were a few hours late as usual.
no blues for me as its all white. we got a foot of new snow and i spent 3 hours plowing everything around out. probably wasnt your fault although it could have been.
I suspect the reason is it so cold in LA is because you all are tossing snow back into the air.
Please stop.
(I'm drinking now, but I seriously have not seen it this cold in LA for all the years I've been here)