My two closest friends both found out today that a loved one of theirs has cancer. My friend Mike's, with whom I went on vacation with earlier this week and last, father has been diagnosed with lung cancer. And Scotty, who a few of you met in Laughlin in December (most of whom don't post here any more), just found out the lump in his wife's breast is malignant.
I guess MFW means more to me than I thought as I'm spewing this here. Anywho, the point I'm trying to make is you never know when life is going to throw you a curve ball so go out and enjoy it while you can. While thankfully cancer is no longer a death sentence, it still can bring great hardship to a person/family where life gets put on hold for a while during the fight. So stop [censored] and pissing and moaning with the poster with whom you've never met and enjoy life while you can.
Sorry to hear that John. And...good advice. -- -Larry
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My two closest friends both found out today that a loved one of theirs has cancer. My friend Mike's, with whom I went on vacation with earlier this week and last, father has been diagnosed with lung cancer. And Scotty, who a few of you met in Laughlin in December (most of whom don't post here any more), just found out the lump in his wife's breast is malignant.
I guess MFW means more to me than I thought as I'm spewing this here. Anywho, the point I'm trying to make is you never know when life is going to throw you a curve ball so go out and enjoy it while you can. While thankfully cancer is no longer a death sentence, it still can bring great hardship to a person/family where life gets put on hold for a while during the fight. So stop [censored] and pissing and moaning with the poster with whom you've never met and enjoy life while you can.
Sorry to hear that John. And...good advice. -- -Larry
This is wierd - I get none of John Hansons posts - only way I read them is on the back of someone else. Wonder why that is - I haven't killfiled him for sure.
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John Hanson said:
My two closest friends both found out today that a loved one of theirs has cancer. My friend Mike's, with whom I went on vacation with earlier this week and last, father has been diagnosed with lung cancer. And Scotty, who a few of you met in Laughlin in December (most of whom don't post here any more), just found out the lump in his wife's breast is malignant.
I guess MFW means more to me than I thought as I'm spewing this here. Anywho, the point I'm trying to make is you never know when life is going to throw you a curve ball so go out and enjoy it while you can. While thankfully cancer is no longer a death sentence, it still can bring great hardship to a person/family where life gets put on hold for a while during the fight. So stop [censored] and pissing and moaning with the poster with whom you've never met and enjoy life while you can.
Sorry to hear that John. And...good advice. -- -Larry
Larry - what was that expression about " . . . . .and the camel you rode in on" - damned if I can remember the first part of that line.
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John Hanson said:
My two closest friends both found out today that a loved one of theirs has cancer. My friend Mike's, with whom I went on vacation with earlier this week and last, father has been diagnosed with lung cancer. And Scotty, who a few of you met in Laughlin in December (most of whom don't post here any more), just found out the lump in his wife's breast is malignant.
I guess MFW means more to me than I thought as I'm spewing this here. Anywho, the point I'm trying to make is you never know when life is going to throw you a curve ball so go out and enjoy it while you can. While thankfully cancer is no longer a death sentence, it still can bring great hardship to a person/family where life gets put on hold for a while during the fight. So stop [censored] and pissing and moaning with the poster with whom you've never met and enjoy life while you can.
Sorry to hear that John. And...good advice. -- -Larry
Larry - what was that expression about " . . . . .and the camel you rode in on" - damned if I can remember the first part of that line.
It's "Bless you and the Camel you rode in on".
At least in my "quotes" files....... ;-) -- Om.
"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson
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"Larry Hodges" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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John Hanson wrote: > My two closest friends both found out today that a loved one of
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> has cancer. My friend Mike's, with whom I went on vacation with > earlier this week and last, father has been diagnosed with lung > cancer. And Scotty, who a few of you met in Laughlin in December > (most of whom don't post here any more), just found out the lump in > his wife's breast is malignant. > > I guess MFW means more to me than I thought as I'm spewing this
here.
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> Anywho, the point I'm trying to make is you never know when life is > going to throw you a curve ball so go out and enjoy it while you
can.
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> While thankfully cancer is no longer a death sentence, it still can > bring great hardship to a person/family where life gets put on hold > for a while during the fight. So stop [censored] and pissing and > moaning with the poster with whom you've never met and enjoy life > while you can.
Sorry to hear that John. And...good advice. -- -Larry
Larry - what was that expression about " . . . . .and the camel you
rode
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in on" - damned if I can remember the first part of that line.
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"Larry Hodges" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > John Hanson wrote: > > My two closest friends both found out today that a loved one of
theirs
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> > has cancer. My friend Mike's, with whom I went on vacation with > > earlier this week and last, father has been diagnosed with lung > > cancer. And Scotty, who a few of you met in Laughlin in December > > (most of whom don't post here any more), just found out the lump in > > his wife's breast is malignant. > > > > I guess MFW means more to me than I thought as I'm spewing this
here.
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> > Anywho, the point I'm trying to make is you never know when life is > > going to throw you a curve ball so go out and enjoy it while you
can.
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> > While thankfully cancer is no longer a death sentence, it still can > > bring great hardship to a person/family where life gets put on hold > > for a while during the fight. So stop [censored] and pissing and > > moaning with the poster with whom you've never met and enjoy life > > while you can. > > Sorry to hear that John. And...good advice. > -- > -Larry > Larry - what was that expression about " . . . . .and the camel you
rode
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in on" - damned if I can remember the first part of that line.
It's "Bless you and the Camel you rode in on".
At least in my "quotes" files....... ;-)
Ha ha! - I don;t think so . . .
<winks> I'm trying to be nice........ ;-D -- Om.
"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson
