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Mem

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"If you love life, do not waste time, for time is what life is made of."

- Bruce Lee
If you could have only one of these to have to be less, being petless and hobbieless would probably be a draw (I like to have my pet riding shotgun when I'm engaged in my hobbies) but they'd make it in toward the top of the list. However, being timeless would definitely out rank them all, and the rest would follow accordingly:
-wealthless- my wealth be a comfort if I were petless or hobbieless
-friendless - my friends would likely support me if I were wealthless, petless and hobbieless, but less likely to if I were healthless
-healthless- my health would sustain me if I were friendless, wealthless, and petless or hobbieless and likely even if I were familyless so it's coming in at a close last
-familyless- my family would care for me if I were healthless, and friendless, and wealthless, and petless, and hobbieless
 

Mem

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If you could have only one of these to have to be less, being petless and hobbieless would probably be a draw (I like to have my pet riding shotgun when I'm engaged in my hobbies) but they'd make it in toward the top of the list. However, being timeless would definitely out rank them all, and the rest would follow accordingly:
-wealthless- my wealth be a comfort if I were petless or hobbieless
-friendless - my friends would likely support me if I were wealthless, petless and hobbieless, but less likely to if I were healthless
-healthless- my health would sustain me if I were friendless, wealthless, and petless or hobbieless and likely even if I were familyless so it's coming in at a close last
-familyless- my family would care for me if I were healthless, and friendless, and wealthless, and petless, and hobbieless
Ok. Wait a minute (that is, if you have a minute), this approach to rank actually would have time coming in absolutely last...? :unsure:(Why does my mind work so strangely?)
 

jacko

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Sometimes family can cause heartache… in the case of a divorce.. But. A child will always be your child.
 

Mem

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Pets are like family too… I miss my dog.
Sometimes family can cause heartache… in the case of a divorce.. But. A child will always be your child.
I just realized, when he jumped up beside me and shoved his nose under my hand, that I consider my baby-face finster as my child...
I wholely believe that God looked into me and saw the exact cat I'd custom design for myself if I had that power. And, the first time I saw his picture as a kitten, my first thought was, "that's my cat..." And seeing his date of his birth, which was uncoincidentally related to a unquestionably significant event within the family, remove any sliver of doubt God created him for me at just the right time that I needed him to be there for me.
 

jacko

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I just realized, when he jumped up beside me and shoved his nose under my hand, that I consider my baby-face finster as my child...
I wholely believe that God looked into me and saw the exact cat I'd custom design for myself if I had that power. And, the first time I saw his picture as a kitten, my first thought was, "that's my cat..." And seeing his date of his birth, which was uncoincidentally related to a unquestionably significant event within the family, remove any sliver of doubt God created him for me at just the right time that I needed him to be there for me.
Do cats and dogs go to heaven?