<> Hello....with all the complications and what not in my personal relationships, things have been improving slowly, but eventually it will heal on it's own. Anyway, how's the world doin' today? It's hard to say let alone predict upon what's going to happen next. The world's self destructing very slowly, but all everyone need a little spritual side to them and the world be a much more better place. <> <!--2:24:00 PM-->
<> Oh, what a nite...late December back in 60...sorry, I still have this tune stuck in my head. <> <!--5:19:00 PM-->
<> Happy Easter to everyone! After mass today we went out for lunch with the family to Red Lobster. I had the boiled garlic shrimp and another shrimp dish with crab and broccolli mixture, something like that. While Ron had Teriyaki with rice and some vegetable sauce to it; baby Christopher had deep fried shrimp and fries; Gerry had lobster and shrimp pizza; ma, auntie, and lorenz had lobster and shrimp accompanied with rice and veggies. Overall the Easter lunch was great. Well spent with family and loved ones. I love family gatherings, they're just divine. As far as my personal relationship with my hubby? It's healing on it's own. Patience and understanding is all that is needed and I think with both of those things, love can encounter many things, even the impossible, does that make any sense? Spent last nite with my girlfriend, Racquel, my cousins, Kevin and Karl. We all went to the gym and boy were we ever exhausted. After dropping off Kevin and Karl, me and Racquel drove around and were debating whether or not we were going to watch a movie, but, instead we ended up just going out for supper at the Old Spaghetti Factory @ The Forks, then later, headed home. Got home to an empty house as my hubby was still out with the guys. Later throughout the nite I get woken up by extreme knocking, which eventually lead to pounding of the door. I was suddenly startled by the noise. Being alone at home made me furious and frieghtened thinking it was a burglar. Then, only to see the person at the door who turned out to be, my hubby, Ron, of course. Ron had left his keys at a restaurant that him and his buddies had eaten at. It was funny, not every night do you wake up to pounding at the door! It was hilarious! <> <!--4:54:00 PM-->
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