Things that make you cry
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rpmdfw
<font color=red>I feel similarly about the cha-cha
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As long as the voices are saying I'm cute and adorable...they're welcome to say what they want.
You want them to lie?
rosiep
<font color=deeppink>I don't drink, I try to conve
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You want them to lie?
It's not lying! It's just fudging the truth a bit. You like fudge don't you????
SeattleRedBear
Mouseketeer<br><font color=red>An old floorboard c
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I'm a born diplomat and love fudge.....I'll be your friend!
SeattleRedBear
Mouseketeer<br><font color=red>An old floorboard c
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OMG!! Rosie -- I just looked at our sigs and it looks like we're arriving on the same day!!!!! YIPPEEE!
DVC~OKW~96
<font color=green>I'm not big on gold as a color.
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Oh dear g-d, the Quilt. A portion of it came to SU when I was there and I tried to go and view it...
No way. Talk about a useless lump of flesh. Total basket case and I never got through the door.
When they had it on the Mall, I couldn't even watch the news reports.
It absolutely overwhelms me.
During one Christmas season in the frozen North, my wife and I were in shopping mall and there was a tree there. Make a donation and hang someone's name on the tree. There was merchandise to buy too.
I stopped, gave the man a donation, picked up a tag to write Frankie's name down and couldn't get any further. It was so darned embarrassing. My wife had to hang the tag on the tree. We bought sweatshirts (still have them all these years later) but I was just a stupid wreck the whole time. The men at the booth were incredible, compassionate, understanding...
I've learned to not even try to do some things... AIDS absolutely wipes me out.
No way. Talk about a useless lump of flesh. Total basket case and I never got through the door.
When they had it on the Mall, I couldn't even watch the news reports.
It absolutely overwhelms me.
During one Christmas season in the frozen North, my wife and I were in shopping mall and there was a tree there. Make a donation and hang someone's name on the tree. There was merchandise to buy too.
I stopped, gave the man a donation, picked up a tag to write Frankie's name down and couldn't get any further. It was so darned embarrassing. My wife had to hang the tag on the tree. We bought sweatshirts (still have them all these years later) but I was just a stupid wreck the whole time. The men at the booth were incredible, compassionate, understanding...
I've learned to not even try to do some things... AIDS absolutely wipes me out.
I'm sad (not crying yet, give me another glass of wine) because I realized that we were in WDW last year at this time and I won't be able to go back until next year.
I also cry every time I see the Survivors walk during the Relay for Life. It makes me remember all the loved ones who fought the fight and lost.
I also cry every time I see the Survivors walk during the Relay for Life. It makes me remember all the loved ones who fought the fight and lost.
rosiep
<font color=deeppink>I don't drink, I try to conve
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Sweet!
Dear hubby and I are staying at CSR....We're taking the 6 am flight out of PDX and get into MCO around 4pm...and you? The DME bus goes to POP, CSR and then AKL.
SeattleRedBear
Mouseketeer<br><font color=red>An old floorboard c
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We're arriving that morning about 10 am (catching a red-eye out of SEA the night before and changing planes in Atlanta (AirTran)). Alaska is no longer flying a red-eye to MCO and AirTran was the only airline offering good fares at the time. Looks like we'll be on the same DME bus (as we're staying at POP) but at different times. I hate to waste an entire day on the flight (given the time change), so I prefer red-eyes...esp. if I can take a nap in the afternoon.
We're thinking about DATW...want to join us? DHB is a displaced Portlander (if it wasn't for our jobs, we would be living in Portland) so there will be lots to talk about (Seattle-bashing if nothing else).
BarleyJack
<font color=peach>And a pirin tablet? Why? Are you
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Things that make me cry:
1) Hearing Amazing Grace (sung well)
2) The Lion King, from the first note to the stampede to the finale
3) Breakfast at Tiffanys (cat in the alley,
and I don't even like cats)
4) Main St USA, seeing the castle the first time on a trip (cheesy, i know)
5) Cutting the grass in the backyard; my dog Maya is buried there, everytime I cut the grass I miss her even more.
6) Thinking about things that make me cry.
OK, going to get a tissue now.......
1) Hearing Amazing Grace (sung well)
2) The Lion King, from the first note to the stampede to the finale
3) Breakfast at Tiffanys (cat in the alley,
and I don't even like cats)4) Main St USA, seeing the castle the first time on a trip (cheesy, i know)
5) Cutting the grass in the backyard; my dog Maya is buried there, everytime I cut the grass I miss her even more.
6) Thinking about things that make me cry.
OK, going to get a tissue now.......
rpmdfw
<font color=red>I feel similarly about the cha-cha
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jenn&nelsonrego
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I stand there at the very edge of my RFL campsite each year and just turn into a pile of tears. It is so devastating, yet so heartwarming to see all the survivors, people who have fought so hard and beat that horrible disease.
OrlandoMike
<font color=red>all I can say is beer hurts when i
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Good God I just found this on Youtube!
I think I watched this video every night before bed when I lived in Boston! It was a dream of mine to one day work at that magical place, it still tears me up!
(There are three parts to the video...#1 and #3 are the tear jerkers!)
Now I actually laugh at how things have changed!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u10u4rjdta4&feature=related
I think I watched this video every night before bed when I lived in Boston! It was a dream of mine to one day work at that magical place, it still tears me up!
(There are three parts to the video...#1 and #3 are the tear jerkers!)
Now I actually laugh at how things have changed!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u10u4rjdta4&feature=related
wallyb
<font color=blue>Love My Stella-rella!<br><font co
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Good God I just found this on Youtube!
I think I watched this video every night before bed when I lived in Boston! It was a dream of mine to one day work at that magical place, it still tears me up!
(There are three parts to the video...#1 and #3 are the tear jerkers!)
Now I actually laugh at how things have changed!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u10u4rjdta4&feature=related
Almost got me there with the - main street electrical parade
jenn&nelsonrego
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I cried this morning when I passed a car accident. The driver seemed to be OK, but they had not pulled him from the car yet... the firefighter was crouched near the door talking to him...
I am such an emotional freak.
I am such an emotional freak.
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