Among Friends

[MoJoV]

@123SuzyQ123 I would definitely move back to where you have people. Don't stay where you're all alone.  Also why stay living near the"sweetheart" who left you there. It was his choice to move there not yours. 

[BunSnoop]

@ID2  in regards to your comment:

"Wow, its losing, not loosing".    This is not the first time you've been sure to bring an error to my attention.  I was upset and missed the error in spelling.  Sorry if it caused any inconvenience to you.

[proudlyfromNJ]

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@BunSnoop wrote:

@ID2  in regards to your comment:

"Wow, its losing, not loosing".    This is not the first time you've been sure to bring an error to my attention.  I was upset and missed the error in spelling.  Sorry if it caused any inconvenience to you.

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@BunSnoop.  That's ok. That poster always uses the term "walla" instead of "voila"!     (Can't make the accent mark stay with my IPad).

[chrystaltree]

I thought this was going to be about friends passing away as we grow older.  My bff is 74 and she's lost several close friends which explains why she's been so quiet and sad lately.  You have lost your friends at all, they are moving away and you won't see them as much as you would like but you can still stay in close contact.  That's the great part about life to day, we can stay in close contact with the people we care about wherever they happen to live.  You can also visit, since you have friends who live in great places, now might be a nice time for you to travel.  Your friendships will change but they certainly are not over, unless you let that happen.     

[Ruby Laine]

Not to worry about the typo. I’m sure everyone knew what you meant, and I’m sure everyone here has made a typo once. Or twice. 

I’m sorry about your friends moving. It’s never quite the same, even with calling and texting. I hope you are able to soon find other people to call your friends!

[BunSnoop]

Thank you @proudlyfromNJ  - much appreciated.    :-)

[BunSnoop]

Thank you @Ruby Laine, you're sweet!    :-)

[Happiness Is Inside JOB]

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@123SuzyQ123 wrote:

Ladies, I am stuck in a town where I know NO ONE!!  Not a single person!  One of the neighbors waves when she sees me outside, but no neighbor ever came over and introduced themselves, so I do not know a solitary person in the town I live in.  I do have relatives 125 miles away, but they all work, or go to school, or work AND go to school, and have their own families.  So, I have been trying to decide whether to move back to my hometown where all my siblings live, or move the 125 miles where my son lives.

Oh, and the reason I ended up in this town where I know no one, is that my husband took a job here and a year after we moved here for the job, he left me!!   I can finally laugh about it, but it wasn't funny at the time!  lol      He could have at least left me back in our old town where I actually knew people!   lol....can't stop laughing now....lol

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Ms. Suzie

Oh I feel your pain.  You know how people say hind sight is 20/20.  Did you get any warnings now that you look back???  Just my 2 cents, Move back home sweety....at least you have acquaintances and friends.  Even if you move to an apartment.  I would be gone!!!!  These men aren't ******z, he wanted you to help him move and get settled.  Dog, I hate stories like this, I'm getting MAD just thinking about this.

[flickerbulb]

@ID2

FYI: Its is a plural indefinite pronoun and has a completely different meaning than it's.

It's is a contraction for IT IS.

[elated]

Have you thought about volunteering? It gets you out of the house and you get to meet new people. Always look forward and life will move with you. Sometimes we just need to try different things.