For someone in the final stages of two different cancers, I am feeling good, no pain, fully active, all my mental faculties, and still self-sufficient enough to live alone.
Started off with a splash, moved onto a bang. In due time, I'll go to my barber and get a hair cut...or some like to refer to...all my hairs cut. Since cherny came up with the empty promise that she would help me out with. In all fairness, she did offer to bake me a cake...hopefully, not like ms swan's strawberry cake. @SW-User @MsSwan
@Stuffy I just feel heartbroken and thank you for asking. There are many reasons I cannot keep the cat that I rescued. Now I can't find a home for him. I have given my very best to him for the last 4 weeks but I can no longer keep him and I can't find anyone that will take it from here. I refuse to take this baby to a shelter where eventually he will be euthanized if they can't find a home for him. Many of the so-called "no kill shelters", still euthanize these animals after so long. The two places I found that are so wonderful and never killed the animals, are full and I can't find another like them. I've advertised to find him a good home, but with no luck. This has affected me emotionally and has really brought me down. I don't know what else to do and I'm certainly not going to drop him off somewhere to fend for himself. I have just been in tears over this. I just cannot keep him. There's no way. It would ruin my health. If I can't find a home for him I don't know what to do but keep him and this really has me down. I love him but I just can't keep him so right now I'm stuck on what to do. I can't find one person that will foster him until he can find a better home or even take him in. I've spent all I can on this cat, about $400 and that's money I just don't have. After all I've gone through I don't want to have him put to sleep I don't like that and I don't believe in that. I even have others trying to find a home for him and I did put an ad on Facebook but still no one has answered.
@helenS @helenS I think it’s a social issue not a grammar issue. “How are you?” Literally means just what it asks. You hear or see it so often as or in a greeting that it may seem to just be “hello”. Also the fact that many times people aren’t ready to delve into how they really are at every greeting makes people not really answer it and so it becomes less of a literal question
Usual, thanks. Wish you the best before and after you end the space between the (?) & (.) and the last word of the interrogative & imperative sentence.
Instead of feeling angry, resentful, depressed and hopeless, I feel torn about this overpowering and unfamiliar excitement about my breakup from which I’ve been grieving for so long I thought I’d never get over losing my love.