[B]Gina:[/B] Congrats on your decision. I am glad you are relieved and happy! I KNOW you will get something else quickly.
[B]Ann:[/B] What a good idea about the two urns. Smart thinking. If she was happy at the cottage, then she will be pleased to be there.
[B]Dustina:[/B] Good luck with the packing.
[B]Dotty:[/B] hi hon!
[B]Chris:[/B] I am so glad that the court case is over with. I just canāt imagine any mother or sister doing that to her son or brother. Hereās a hug for you sweetie.
[B]Julie:[/B] Two more sleeps until the wedding. I hope all goes really well. Did the dresses get fixed? I bet you are really excited!
[B]Jess:[/B] Donāt cry, they were happily married for 63 1/2 years and still held hands! It was the perfect end to the perfectly wonderful relationship. I should tell you that this wonderful woman (my MIL) met her hubby on a blind date in Australia and married him in New Zeland two years later, while he was in the Canadian Merchant Marines. She moved away from her family and friends and came to live here in Canada in 1946. I can only hope that she was truly happy because she gave up everything to be with her man.
Speaking of⦠the funeral comittal service was in Quebec, not Pembroke. We were in the car at 5 a.m. and just got back home at 7:30 p.m. My car broke down in Belleville, roughly half the way there and we pushed it to get us there, so we were only 20 minutes late for the service, because the priest waited for us to show up. Tomorrow we have to take the car back to the people who to months ago put the new transmission in it, because it is stuck in third. It does drive, however if you have to stop and start, it takes a while (at least a mile or so) to get the car back up to third again, so it will run normally. It was a very long drive home. However, we did the last thing we could do for my beautiful MIL and neither of us regrets it at all.
Also, Frankās sister has told him to tell me that I can have the shawl. She was waiting for the comittal to be over before getting rid of anything. So, soon I will have my beautiful MILās shawl back home where it began. My SIL says my MIL has used it every day since she got it a year and a half ago. It is going to be treasured once it arrives home again. Once again, Ann, thankyou for the yarn and pattern for the shawl that kept my MIL warm and happy during her last year of life.
Hello to anyone I might have missed. There was a lot to read and I am tired so please forgive me if I missed something.
Also, thanks once again for your support and kind words. I agree with Gina, you are all very dear friends.