Random Thoughts the 13th: Jason Takes RTT

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Cyclones_R_GR8

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Just went to the visitation for a guy at work whose wife died last week. About 40 years old. I guess she woke up and told him she was having trouble breathing. He called 911 and she died. I have no idea if they even made it to the hospital.
She had no health issues that any of us were aware of. I imagine the autopsy revealed more but it's not my place to ask.

It sucks because all you can do is offer condolences.
 

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So I am working on transitioning the chapter to the new online registration website for Young Eagles which once we are using it will be a huge help from the event management standpoint with little to no change for the rest of the volunteers other than they have to do a one time registration and either accept or deny each events invitation.

I just got my first "whats wrong with the way we have always done it?" email. I think this means I have arrived.

Also if anyone has kids ages 8-17 check out YEday.org to see Young Eagle rallies near you!
 
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Just went to the visitation for a guy at work whose wife died last week. About 40 years old. I guess she woke up and told him she was having trouble breathing. He called 911 and she died. I have no idea if they even made it to the hospital.
She had no health issues that any of us were aware of. I imagine the autopsy revealed more but it's not my place to ask.

It sucks because all you can do is offer condolences.
I heard it was a blot clot in the lungs
 

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Bunch of shots and pokes for baby boy today. He did pretty well though. Also moving to toddler room at daycare. Which can 't be right because he's not a toddler!! He's still my baby.

Take it from this parent, he'll always be your baby even when he has babies of his own.

Truth.

My baby turned forty last Tuesday.
 

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Watching the Cubs here. Actually witnessed a commercial.
Some guy making roasted cauliflower in his business, and he considers each one he roasts as a personal interaction with his customers.

It looked really personal, because that dude never wore gloves.
 

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Recognition is the first step to recovery (or prevention). ;)
I was blessed with a wonderful MIL for 16 years - which was lucky since my own mother passed before my 3rd anniversary. Mom picked up the slack and I could always count on her for sound advice when requested. Sadly, I lost her in the divorce.

Actually, that's not true - I lost her in the re-marriage. Mom and I stayed in contact, and I went over to Wenatchee to visit them when I was out in Bellevue for my 20th class reunion.. Unfortunately, replacement wife found out, and created SUCH a stink about it that ex told his mom she couldn't stay in touch with me any more, or he wouldn't visit them any more. Two very insecure and manipulative people. :(

We maintained sneaky contact though my sons until the ex's' funeral in 2005. It was so good to see her & talk to her again. Unfortunately, Mom passed about a year later, and Dad followed her a few months after that.

I've tried to be an MIL like Mom. I don't think my DIL's hate me, so maybe I'm doing okay. :)
 

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I was blessed with a wonderful MIL for 16 years - which was lucky since my own mother passed before my 3rd anniversary. Mom picked up the slack and I could always count on her for sound advice when requested. Sadly, I lost her in the divorce.

Actually, that's not true - I lost her in the re-marriage. Mom and I stayed in contact, and I went over to Wenatchee to visit them when I was out in Bellevue for my 20th class reunion.. Unfortunately, replacement wife found out, and created SUCH a stink about it that ex told his mom she couldn't stay in touch with me any more, or he wouldn't visit them any more. Two very insecure and manipulative people. :(

We maintained sneaky contact though my sons until the ex's' funeral in 2005. It was so good to see her & talk to her again. Unfortunately, Mom passed about a year later, and Dad followed her a few months after that.

I've tried to be an MIL like Mom. I don't think my DIL's hate me, so maybe I'm doing okay. :)
I have been extremely lucky in both MILs I have had over the years - really good people who have not only put up with me, but welcomed me unconditionally into the family.
 
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