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New Years Apologies

Ron KnightsRon Knights Posts: 2,297
edited January 2 in The Commons

I've been getting a bit over-excited by some things here lately. I apologize.

This long-running sale is sure to generate some excitement, true.

I lost a good friend on Christmas Eve. She was 102 years old.

We used to sit at the same table during lunch, for a few years. Then she moved to the "Care Center," because she needed extra care.

We received notice that there are three new COVID cases in our building. We're a Senior Citizen building. We're frightened.

This is the first anniversary of when I lost the hearing in my right ear. I have this silly worry that I might lose hearing in my left ear.

Yesterday one of my lunch friends disappeared just before we went in for lunch. Her "boyfriend" (90 years old) was frantic. 

In a community like ours, "disappeared" could mean that someone fell or passed out and needs immediate potentially life-saving help.

I still don't know if my friend was found. Hopefully I'll see her when I go down to lunch today.

So it's time to sit back and take it easy.

On the happy side, I might finally get my fuzzy slippers today. They were delayed in transit.

 

 

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Comments

  • cosmosmcosmosm Posts: 43

    Makes sense you've been upset, sorry to hear that.   surprise

    Is your friend that disappeared okay?

  • tsroemitsroemi Posts: 3,524

    I don't think you have to apologize at all, it's okay to get emotional once in a while wink.  I do hope the new year picks up for you and that some good things happen real soon. Sending you best wishes across the ocean from Europe.

  • Ron KnightsRon Knights Posts: 2,297

    Thanks, friends, for your support.

    Our missing friend experience was a misunderstanding.

    She was in her apartment, wearing her headphones while watching TV.

    Things are looking up a bit for me. I bought some new clothes. They should arrive tomorrow.

    I have to laugh! This will be the first time in over 4 years where I wear a "real" pair of pants, rather than sweat pants.

  • TSasha SmithTSasha Smith Posts: 27,344

    I lost my kitty Oscar on Christmas Eve!  I understand loosing loved ones.  Ten years ago, I lost my grandma during the holiday season.

  • Ron KnightsRon Knights Posts: 2,297

    You have my sincere sympathies.

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