Happy New Year, let this year bring joy to all.

I don't post very often but I do want to wish all my friends on the Oregon web site a Happy New Year.

Reading Lori and Linda posting encouraged me to post and say that our thoughts and prayers are with their friends and families and we are all hoping this year will bring better news to them and theirs.

Again happy new year to all.

The less fat old man

Randy

Randy - wishing you a great new year too.  And you are NOT old!!  You're getting younger every day.  Linda

Thanks so much, Randy.  It just goes to prove that life is short and we have to make the most of it.  The woulda, coulda, shoulda just isn't worth it in the end.  I want to live my life as my mom did (a bit, lol).  She seemed to be in my dad's shadow for so long that, when he passed away my sister and I had to met an entirely new person and my mom had to become a new person, too.  As she was dying of terminal cancer I asked if she had any regrets -- anything she had wished she had done differently or just simply anything she wished she would have done.  Her answer was music to my ears:  "I have no regrets and I have lived my life completely."  How perfect is that?  That's the life I live and wish for others. Happy 2008 to you and yours, Randy! Lori