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I just cried over Emmerdale and Leonard passing away. It was a really sad ending.

When Old Yeller died.

I smacked my knee on the corner of the bed this morning while putting on pants..:-1

on monday when i said bye to my boyfriend

i won't see him again until july :-1

Oh Giggle why not?

zinkyusa;615312 wrote: I smacked my knee on the corner of the bed this morning while putting on pants..:-1


this made me cry laughing my head off:wah: :wah:

crazygal;615293 wrote: I just cried over Emmerdale and Leonard passing away. It was a really sad ending.


it was a really sad ending crazy i thought it was really acted

When I just read a post to find out Jim and I have broke up

crazygal;615317 wrote: Oh Giggle why not?


he is working in spain now,

we have been together nearly 7 years and this is the longest we have been apart and i just find it soo hard with the distance :-1

neffy;615321 wrote: it was a really sad ending crazy i thought it was really acted


Yeah it was and I usually know whats gonna happen but had no idea.

hi giggles hows you xx

SuzyB;615322 wrote: When I just read a post to find out Jim and I have broke up


You mean he was joking?

I get teary eyed all the time at the garden...got teary eyed when I read Uncle Fester's thread about the elderly couple that died together.

I cried a hard cry last Wednesday and first thing in the morning, when I woke up to find a pm from a sweet and thoughtful man at the Garden giving me encouragement to make it through a very tough day. I cried throughout that day, off and on all day.

May 9, 2007...The day I lost my sweet Mason:-4

Crying is all I've done these last few days.

Peg;615334 wrote: Crying is all I've done these last few days.


poor peg



a hug from me to you and everyone else too

crazygal;615329 wrote: You mean he was joking?


Apparently not from when I just called him

Peg;615334 wrote: Crying is all I've done these last few days.


I'm sorry to hear that Peg :-4 If you want to talk we are all here, sometimes a problem shared is a problem halved :-4

SuzyB;615340 wrote: Apparently not from when I just called him


Oh he said you talked about it! Want me to give you a call, PM me your landline or call me. X

crazygal;615346 wrote: Oh he said you talked about it! Want me to give you a call, PM me your landline or call me. X


Can't talk, trying to keep it together in front of the kids. But thank you for caring :-4

SuzyB;615353 wrote: Can't talk, trying to keep it together in front of the kids. But thank you for caring :-4


Oh man and I thought I was having a bad evening. Text me when they are in bed, anytime OK.

I cried on Monday - Had a really rough day at work and someone just said something to tip me over the edge:-1

SuzyB;615353 wrote: Can't talk, trying to keep it together in front of the kids. But thank you for caring :-4


Suzy darlin - I'm really sorry:-4 xx

SuzyB;615353 wrote: Can't talk, trying to keep it together in front of the kids. But thank you for caring :-4


big hug to you :yh_hugs

Thanks guys, off to bed now :-4

I rarely cry, but whenever I yawn that tends to be a tear to my eyes, no idea why though. :-3

oh i just cried at that too, was so sad and unexpected

i mean i cried at leonard dying in emmerdale :wah:

I cried last Tuesday. After the doctor said It looks like another surgery.

Kathy Ellen;615617 wrote: I just cried...found out that my cousin died. He was so loved by many people.

Wendy, honey, forgive me. I'm not up to reading all the posts lately and don't know who Mason is. I am so sorry for your loss:-4

Suzy B. Love ya and miss ya:-4 Wishing you all the best and hoping that you'll find peace and happiness soon. Hope both you and Jimbo never leave the garden. It would be so sad here if you both left.


Kathy Ellen - I'm very sorry for your loss:-4

Tater Tazz;615616 wrote: I cried last Tuesday. After the doctor said It looks like another surgery.


I'm sorry to hear that:-4

Monday was a tough day for me - cried all day.

2 year anniversary for my nephews death - tough week actually.

Patsy

Pinky;615642 wrote: Tonight, and I have no idea why. How pathetic is that?


Hey Pinky I cried on Tuesday night for no apparent reason - us women aloud to do that

Pinky;615651 wrote: I don't. I'm not a girly kinda girl.


Nor am I - but still think its ok to have a good blubber occasionally

today..over a friend that is in the hospital...:-1

I cried last Sunday night while thinking about a man I left in December.:-1

:-4 :yh_hugs :yh_hugs :yh_hugs

Brothers funeral. Couldn't help it, couldn't speak to anyone. Don't know about American culture but in mine it's supposed to be all stiff upper lip you're not supposed to get emotional or let others know what you feel and only women cry in public. My mother showed nothing at all, nearly ninety now I reckon her generation lost so many loved ones stoicism was a necessary survival strategy.

Come to think of it stoicism is a rather good way to face up to things. railing against life's misfortunes doesn't get you very far does it.

Pinky;615624 wrote: I can't believe people cry over soaps.
Or if they don't make it to boot camp :rolleyes:

Pinky;615624 wrote: I can't believe people cry over soaps.


I cry over everything and anything!!

beautyful;615761 wrote: I cry over everything and anything!!


I had to bite my lips when Katherine Jenkins sung that beautiful song Its Time To Say Goodbye , when Len died , what a bloody good send off:-1

I've never been a crier ..................

I'll probably get misty at my daughters kindergarden graduation next friday though.......

gmc;615738 wrote: Brothers funeral. Couldn't help it, couldn't speak to anyone. Don't know about American culture but in mine it's supposed to be all stiff upper lip you're not supposed to get emotional or let others know what you feel and only women cry in public. My mother showed nothing at all, nearly ninety now I reckon her generation lost so many loved ones stoicism was a necessary survival strategy.

Come to think of it stoicism is a rather good way to face up to things. railing against life's misfortunes doesn't get you very far does it.


I can relate to that, think it has to do with the way you are raised also along with the blood that runs through your veins. I come from a lot of German and Scott/Irish blood...and am told how my great Grandparents never showed emotion... My Grandfather broke the mold by giving out affection, but we still have that underlying understanding that crying is for private places. I HATE and I mean HATE for people to see me cry...I have this horrible habit of apolgizing for crying...just came natural.

But I am a big softy and get very emotional easily...:-4

almostfamous;616083 wrote: I feel ya girl, I hate to cry too. Usually, I only cry or tear up when I'm pissed. Then I start to hollar, then my eyes glaze over. :-3 Can't remember much after that


:eek:

where do you think she puts the bodies? :-3

Uncle Fester;615932 wrote: I had to bite my lips when Katherine Jenkins sung that beautiful song Its Time To Say Goodbye , when Len died , what a bloody good send off:-1


Me too! It was lovely

I cry at sad or emotional movies and dont apologize for it..i was raised in a do not touch kinda family but after i had my kids i got huggy and kissy...and i love ot hug people now...my mom tickles me cause she will stand there all stiff but wait for her hug when i arrive...she loves them..jsut never got used ot it i reckon..i hug my nieces and nephews too..even the grown ones...my nieces said it is one of the reasons they love me....they were telling me that their mom(my sister) never hugged them growing up and very rarely told them she loved them....i even go out of my way to hug older people i meet in town...the:-6 power of touch and compassion goes along way..the smile on their faces when i walk off is worth a million bucks to me...