Grateful Dead

May the world be free from suffering Positive thoughts to all in need Listen to the music play!

For each and every one who needs them (do too, can admit it) Also wanna add here let's put our minds together and call Buddy Plant back to us. Or at least that he contacts one of us. Take care, BP, wherever you are, we love and miss you. ********************************** It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine

all who need them!Peace,Gigi

I know this economy stinks, but you have one thing going for you that I know of, you seem like a person who "thinks outside the box" as evidenced by your taste in music, so use that skill now when you need it the most! Start now to volunteer at where you want to work. Write letters to specific people in Human resources depts detailing your skills and be prepared to do whatever they want to get you in the door. There are some jobs out there, but companies are not posting them because they will be socked with a million replies, plus they have other staff doing the job now so the longer it takes to hire, the longer they get to keep the money....In a nice way, mention to them that this overload on current employees only breads contempt and the work the others usually do may suffer, and the tasks they are taking on they might not do with the care you would devote to it. Check the obituaries to see where someone worked who passed away, then wait a week or so and send a letter (not mentioning the loss) just a quick note with an offer. Also, tell everyone you know you are looking.....Have your resume ready to roll....Know with all certainty that your dream job is coming your way, then listen to the music and wait.....follow through.......and I bet you will be posting in a few months at how wonderful things went. Best of Luck to you .......although you won't need it...look inside and then project outside..... Much love

So sorry to hear about your mom. It is good news it has not spread. My uncle and grandmother both had the lung operation, my grandmother's had spread but the operation bought her time...my uncle was not so lucky. I just read your post that you lived near or in Erie, PA. I moved from NH to Erie in Feb last year. I was so lonely there and although I liked my apt and the lake sure is beautiful, I missed my family, the ocean and thought there were no deadheads, so at the end of summer, I moved back to NH. I sincerely hope everything goes well for your mom. Please know I will keep her in my prayers and send good wishes your way, since we were kinda like neighbors even though we didn't know it haha. God Bless

wishing your mom the best! Hoping they catch the nasty beast before it spreads....xoxoxo Gypsy Cowgirl

Her Pulmonary Dr., diagnosed her with lung cancer, but with all the other tests he determined it has not spread anywhere else yet. He said it is operalble with a high success rate!! Her next step is to meet with the Surgeon to see if she is able to go through such a surgery, and to answer any questions she might have to help her make a decision on what to do. With your help, hopefully she will be a good candidate for the surgery and will choose to go that route, otherwise her pulmonary Dr. said it will spread rapidly.Peace

I suspect that these poor folk who lost everything could use a massive dose of our collective vibes. Am vibing them strength, hope, and as much warmth (no pun intended) as I can********************************** It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine

To Kas, Sandy, and Dave, also to you gypsy cowgirl. Hold it together for your friend.Peace

my back is much better, I'm walking around like a regular person again, and so I send all those beams back out to those who need 'em!