*hugs* I'm sorry. I'm around if you need me.

Thanks Mike. I'll try not to stay hidden too long.

*hugs you*

*hugs back* thank you

My condolences, take your time.

Thank you. I might not be that away long as working on my projects have been keeping me stable so far. Still, thanks again.

Condolences to you and your family dude. See you around.

Thanks Zack. See you around as well.

My condolences, Tabby; and I'm sorry you're dealing with a crappy bureaucracy. May things get better in the future. And feel free to rest your head on my shoulder if need-be; we're all friends here. *Hugs tight*

Thanks Agent.
*hugs back*

Anytime, Tabby. Anytime.

Ouch, I know how hard it is to lose a grandma...my grandma on my pa's side passed away about seven or eight years ago. The pain of the loss is still there, but let us not morn the less but celebrate the cherished memories we have of them. It is those memories that will make it seem that they are truly not gone from this plane of existence, but yet have went from being corporeal to being incorporeal and lives on in our hearts through the memories we have of them and the great times we've had with them. Fear not you are in good hands with those whom have been down that path. If you wish to talk about how it feels, drop a line.