i wish i had asked nnore people to do stuff with nne instead of staying honne day after day with noone to hang out with, cant find work and inn applying for ssi
We don't really know why we started hearing people say 'wish I would have xxx" but it is grammatically incorrect. I'm glad it matters to you. That's a positive trait. :)
"Yes. I will accept the two-million, tax-free dollars in my name only and spend freely and how I see fit for the rest of my life."
This post was edited by Merlin at October 23, 2018 9:33 AM MDT
Welllll, no. The reason I haven't said that is because I have yet to have the opporunity TO say that. I regret the situation has not yet arisen. I'm not pleased it hasn't so I regret not being able to say that. It WILL, though! I WILL have the two million tax-free dollars to do with as I please given to me with no strings attached. All in one lump sum. I will have a HUGE day when I AM able to say that. ' It WILL come, within the next year. I am WILLING it too!! Big winks and smiles!!
When it does, I will remember your question and send you a some of it. You were a contributor to me magically receiving it. :) :)
You crack me up! Thanks... but Please don't keep your thumbs crossed too long. I like it when you write and it would be difficult to type in that position. WHEN it happens, hopefully we will still be here. I AM true to my word!! I'll keep you posted. :) :) :)
My "yes" refers to the guy I mentioned in another one of your questions. Remember this?
"A male friend from high school.
We were on the track team together. At an away meet, our senior year, for some reason that I can't remember, I was on the bus alone during the day-long meet. He then came onto the bus -- we were alone. He asked me, "Are you gay?" Of course, I knew I was but at that time I had never "officially" shared that with any of my friends/acquaintances. I answered him by lying -- "No."
He never brought it up again.
About two and a half years after we graduated, he had an accident that killed him.
I think of him off and on, rather regularly. I so very regret not sharing my being gay with him.
To be honest -- though, of course, I can't be certain -- I believe he may have been gay, too - - he was very handsome, built like a rock, nice -- and, like me, never had a girlfriend. Since he only asked me when we were completely alone, I think he might have been reaching out.
I've been to his grave and have apologized to him."
Pearl 