Thanks, Thanks, Thanks

I feel like there are just sometimes in which you need to profusely thank people.  This is one of those times.  I have never had a really big circle of friends.  It is just not how I have ever been in my life.  As an adult most of my life has been spent wrapped up with my partner/spouse.  These last 3.5 years since Patty has died have been difficult for me that way.  I haven't reached a place where I like being alone, but I am doing better with it.

On top of that I am doing much better building a larger circle of friends.  Social media has definitely helped me in that area as it has allowed me to group my core circle of friends.

As I have gone through the last several months of dealing with this situation I have come to realize how important you all are in my life.  Many of you I have never met nor I have I even talked to you, but still you have come to mean a lot in my life based upon the encouragement and advice that you offered to me.  Thank you for caring.  Thank you for taking the time to read my posts that I put out there.  Thank you for the diverse opinions and ideas you have offered me.  To each an everyone of you thanks for being you and thanks for caring about me.  You really don't know how your e-mails, blog comments, text messages, etc have made a difference in my life.

There isn't any way I can personally thank each and everyone of you.  I wish I definitely could.  So a big thank you has to do.  Thank you!!

I hope that you all have wonderful weekends ahead.  I will still have some resting to do as the surgery does seem to take a lot of you me but I hope to celebrate my improved situation by getting outside and spending some decent time out doors.  For any one in the Denver area - we are considering going to "Frozen Dead Guy Days in Nederland".  If anyone is interested in going with us, drop me a line.

Thank you all!!

(Do you know how tough it is to find Thank You graphics that don't look absolutely silly.  I was going to use another word which you can all imagine - but it would be utterly politically incorrect so I decided not to.)