Seems like I missed a lot not knowing about Warren before today.
In my line of work I often wonder how I would react if I received news of this nature. His response is how I would like to think I would react, and he seems to be a perfect example of how one person can make a positive difference in many lives.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Warren Zevon (and on)
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Hi Patty
Howdy....sorry I've just been away fr the blogosphere fr quite sometime cos i;ve been so busy. And I know blogging is so damn addidictive that i didnt want it to interrupt the things that are top on my priority list! Its been really hectic out here. Pls keep me in ur prayers fr me to settle well on the family front & 4 a good career. And that i shd be back 2 blogging soon!!!! ;)))
So nice 2 note that u thot of me & that u miss me! :) I miss reading all the lovely blogs & posting on my blog too. But i hope 2 be back shortly.
take care & warm hugs come ur way
Has To Be Me,
I am so happy to hear from you. Thanks for checking in.
I send up prayers for you often, but I will add your specific requests.
Look forward to your return when your world settles down enough to allow.
Blessing to you and your family.
I just read up on him, as I didn't know him. His music sounds good, and he seems to have had a great sense of humour, right till the end. Remarkable.
Hi Dee,
Guess that tricky therapist had a plan to educate ALL of us using a prime example of one way to live a life and face a terminal illness with dignity and grace rather than bitterness and a sense of defeat.
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