WilliamM
-
Posts
63,159 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
182
Content Type
Forums
Donations
News
Events
Gallery
Everything posted by WilliamM
-
For once I disagree. My guess is he need social interaction from more than just his landlord and his wife. And, at some point, they may have had enough.
-
All that is wonderful, but Avalon has not had an easy life ((certainly not his fault). He has right to be scared about his next decision his next decision. Avalon is 65 years old with many physical problems. He has just started to use a walker. He makes decisions slowly and thoughtfully. He may not care that you are so insistent; Avalon has more important issues.
-
It is not unusual to see other team baseball caps in other major league cities, I assume it happened frequently when the Red Sox had few or no black players. In the 1980s when the Cardinals were the running Redbirds, with many black players, like Ozzie Smith, Willie McGee and Vince Coleman, I saw more Cardinal caps in Philly than Phillies hats
-
Merman was far from universally liked either.
-
http://meus-gatinhos.tumblr.com/?amp_see_more=1
-
Avalon, you could find the answers to many of your questions by doing a quick search of the Internet. I wanted to make sure I was right about the battle call. It only took 10 seconds to verify
-
It might be wiser if other tenants were helping you, not your landlord. But, I realize you have no other options I managed an apartment building for a while when I was also working. I knew one of tenants before, but not well. When I no longer managed the building, we finally became close friends.
-
I hope he will eventually, but it's his choice. Thanks, @MikeBiDude
-
I know your intention are A+. But, they do not necessarily match Avalon in the very beginning. He has not been outdoors for many months. Give him some time to adjust.
-
As you become more proficient with the walker, your legs will be stronger. You will be able to turn in an arc. Yes, I understand it is difficult. But there are many people here on your side and wishing you well.
-
My aunt lived to 100, but I never met her. She was married to my mother's oldest brother (older by 20 plus years, same parents). My mom bought a birthday card, but never sent it. My uncle died in the streets of Boston, homeless and drunk. I called their daughter when my mother died in 2000 at age 91. She wanted her mother's ashes buried with her dad's. That, I could do.
