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I'd like to go up to Churchill, Canada, and watch the polar bears cross............

The only thing I can think of at the moment is a new car.:-1 mine is knackered the fuse box overheated and has all melted

. This will do nicely thanks.

Hamster wrote: Here you go Pina...

*hands over keys* enjoy!


Aaw thanks SANTA.:-4

Hamster wrote: Watch your speed though!!:driving:


Its ok to speed where I live, we all speed and honk and swear and even stick fingers up at the other drivers. Its great fun.:wah:

pina wrote: Its ok to speed where I live, we all speed and honk and swear and even stick fingers up at the other drivers. Its great fun.:wah:


Sounds brilliant! Wish I lived there :driving:

My perfect present this year would be

for one of my siblings to sweep mother off her feet to spend the Holiday with them, so my husband and I could enjoy being alone for a change.

Hamster wrote: That would be nice!

Any chance of it happening?


Probably not.

Moved my mother by me, 5 years ago after my father passed away. Just this Spring, she was diagnosed with Altzhiemers and it has been a long and difficult road dealing with this. My husband and I could sure use a break!

Peace on earth & joy to all of mankind.











Ill be wearing a sequined # for the talent portion of the contest.

Nomad wrote:





Ill be wearing a sequined # for the talent portion of the contest.


You must send in photo's. :wah:

Nomad wrote: Peace on earth & joy to all of mankind.











Ill be wearing a sequined # for the talent portion of the contest.


What???? Thought Wolfie said you'd be wearing your pink snowsuit?!!!

Hamster wrote: Yes I know what this is like-emotionally and physically exhausting...


Oh, it sure is! Have an older sister that comes out a few times a year, for a week at a time, to give us a break. The other sister comes only once every year and a half. Oh well....what can ya do. Deal with it the best ya can!

Hamster wrote: It is important to have that break. I remember the anger-even though you know they cant help it. And then you just have guilt too...


Have you delt with an AD person before? Becuz you are right on with what you said!

Hamster wrote: It is important to have that break. I remember the anger-even though you know they cant help it. And then you just have guilt too...




You really need to let go of all that anger gerbil, its eating you up inside like some kind of wild crazy animal. Its turning you into some kind of franenstein and its scaring everyone.

Hamster wrote: Yes a few years ago with my uncle. The worst part was the moments when he realised what was happening to him. Do you get these stages too?


She's in total denial. But faithfully takes her meds for AD. The vicious mood swings are the worst!

Hey Hamster....we better get back on track with your thread and start thinking HAPPY thoughts!

My perfect present





To be happy and fulfilled .......................





Maybe one day!!

Hamster wrote: Aaaahhh but what would make you happy and fullfilled?




I'll know when I find it!!





Still looking!

I would like my boyfriend of 3 years to realize that he has been neglecting me and do something really sweet to bring us back together...that's all.

A boat, not to big as I want to be able to use it on the rivers and dams

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Wow that looks great too. when you get it you can take us all out in it, I'll bring the drinks.

COUNTRYDWELLER, My wish is that you get a break for the holiday's !!

I hope your get your break. I have worked at the San Diego Chapter of the Alzerheimer's Association for 15 years. If there is anything I can do to help you with this let me know.

Is she in a facility?? the agitation is called Sundowning it usually happens just before dark... and the mood swings are constant. I hope you have considered a support group.. so you can be amoung other living through this. There is a chapter in our area I'm sure please know that there is help out there just a phone call away. There are respite programs for families so you can get a break. If she isn't in a facility you can find places that will take her for a weekend or they can come to here home and take care of her.

I know what your going through.. you can PM if you need information..

I want my husband to be well again.......................

I want santa to bring my husband home from Iraq for christmas/our anavirsary

Anything, as long as it's thoughtful and comes from the heart. I pretty much have everything I need though and I don't ask for much anyway... I prefer to be the giver.

An hour alone with my husband.

my little rose-covered dream cottage in the cotswolds, with a fireplace and lots of books . and Bothwell. :yh_flower :yh_flower :yh_flower

Hamster wrote: If Santa could come right now and cost was no option what would be your perfect present?

Would money buy your perfect present or is it priceless?


I want a partner in my life - someone who knows I'm the best thing to ever happen to him and that I feel exactly the same way about.

That's priceless, no matter how you see it.



I thought I had this one time - but I was wrong :-1

Hamster wrote: Hey Nomad!



I let go of this ages ago...and a lot more too!!!:-5


So much hostility for a gerbil.....

Annie Mouse wrote: I want a partner in my life - someone who knows I'm the best thing to ever happen to him and that I feel exactly the same way about.



That's priceless, no matter how you see it.







I thought I had this one time - but I was wrong :-1




He alone is great who turns the voice of the wind into a song made sweeter by his own loving

Kahlil Gibran

Well I'm very happy with my life at the moment so I wouldnt want anything, but I would still like to give a gift, which would be for everyone else in the world (or as many people as possible) to have a long, happy and prosperous time as soon as possible.