CathyKeshi
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How sweet is that, lmgarden?!?
I see the neck shot of the two together -- really chunky attractive and manly!
TMI: I was away for my niece's wedding followed by a two week trip to Paris, then right as I was leaving, I caught a horrible cold. The kind of cold that evolves and clings. I still can't hear from ear congestion and it's been 24 days. As if that wasn't enough, my day job has escalated into a frenzy of stress and overtime. I figure also, that I have been mildly depressed for several months and have started taking a few herbal remedies. I'm chalking that up to the "older woman" thing.
Being ill for so long has sapped my energy, but I expect to get it together very soon. I appreciate Pearl Dreams taking great care of the forum.
Our pearl community is the BEST.
I see the neck shot of the two together -- really chunky attractive and manly!
I loved her sharp mind and feistiness there are no other words for it other than feisty, she might've moved slowly but definitely a bargain hunter from what I witnessed, and I think that moving slowly allowed her to see what others overlooked. I just imagine her at the farmer's market giving those guys a hard time in a playful way. I was telling a friend about it today, she said more "young" people should take the time to talk with the older folks, it gives them a chance to share memories and relive them in the telling, keeping the elderly minds sharp and connected to community. Never really thought about it the way before. Still I maintain I got more out of that brief moment than she did, it was just another day of her making a "scene" and giving trouble lol.
It reminds me of a cute story of an Elderly customer I had when worked in a jewelry shop. This woman would come in with her caregiver, neither of them spoke a lick of English, but she'd point and I'd try to explain/translate the best I could (thanks google). For some reason she loved working with me, each time she'd stop in she'd make a purchase, but sometimes she'd stop by just to wave (or bring me a snack). One day she wanted to look at a ring, I slipped it on her finger and she wanted to look at it near the front window in natural sunlight. I came around the counter, gave her my arm for support and we slowly walked to the window at the front of the store. She was such a card, her arm looped through mine she started humming the wedding march. By far one of my most favorite encounters.