Re: Guess everyone survived

Gosh Auralie, you, like the rest of us, could be prime candidates for Jerry Springer. LOL! Teasing you.
  A
  Oh the stories I could tell.

Zemuly Sanders <zsanders@midsouth.rr.com> wrote:
  Well said, Auralie. I agree with you entirely. :-)
zem
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>I guess many of us southerners have the makings of such a novel. Maybe
> we should put them all together. My two older sons don't speak - haven't
> seen each other in years. #2 son was involved with two girls at the same
> time - each claimed to be pregnant, but I doubt that at least one was 
> telling
> the truth - age old scam, you know. He refused to marry either - though 
> he
> did marry one of them two years later, and regretted it. #1 son married
> the other one to "make her an honest woman," but somehow that pregnancy
> seemed to fade away. Anyway, that wife has been so antagonistic toward
> #2 son that she won't have anything to do with him, or even his second 
> wife.
> #3 son does keep in touch with his oldest brother, but not the other. 
> It's
> really a sad situation, but on family days I am sometimes glad that none 
> of them
> live close. I love all my sons but I don't need these sensitive scenes. I
> have had far too much drama already - (I won't even begin about other 
> gothic
> situations - most of them have been resolved by time.)
> At my age peace and quiet are what I appreciate most. That's why a birding
> vacation at Thanksgiving is much to be thankful for.
> Auralie
>
> In a message dated 11/25/2005 9:44:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> zsanders@midsouth.rr.com writes:
> My children usually do not speak.
> Yesterday we celebrated Thanksgiving at my daughter's house. The "we"
> included my daughter, her husband and three children, my son and his
> daughter, my sister's husband (to whom she is still married) and their two
> sons. The best things about our being together were the delicious food, 
> and
> there was no drama. :-) I loved it.
>
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