dstraugh

That was beauytiful. It may not seem like it now, but happier days are ahead. Hang in there

Robyn,

Glad things are going better for you! Hang in there.

Hi there

Sounds like you've had loads of fun and merriment. Good luck to your hubby at the Marathon!

As I have never been the shy/backwards type of person, I'd hold up a sign with their names on it. I would stay near the entrance of the restaurant to make it easier to connect :big_grin:

Heather,

Congratulations on your progress! Remember though, every little bit helps - no matter how small. We have to be our own cheerleaders sometimes. Maybe we need a page on tjhis site that resembles a refrigerator - we could post our accomplishments. Glad too you were able to celebrate!

Congrats there DOC - wy to go!!!! As presented- quite an honor!!!! :Clap-Hands:

Hi there. Glad to see you've decided to blog - it really helps. Keep in mind - the ups and downs you're experiencing, he's also experiencing - just in a different way. As you're so far apart, it makes it difficult to communicate other than at certain times. On a positive note - daylight savings time will be kicking in soon for you and that may help a bit. Hang in there girl - you're doing great and it sounds like you honey is too!

Phyllis,

It seems hard to believe that people would take the chance and not wear a helmit. I live in Arizona and helmits are not required by law here. Like you said, it makes the job easier for the docs - just scrape them off the pavement. At one poinr I had to fight my dughter about bicycle safety and wearing a helmit. I had a policy though - no helmit no bike.