June 6 2006

668 -- next-door neighbor of the Beast.

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najmelliw wrote:

And a cry was heard : "Oh great tabby, bringer of truth . . ."

Yes...Yes, I like this very much...Henceforward, I shall be referred to by all of you as the Great Tabby, Bringer of Truth.

Unless you were already in the way of calling me Pooky, in that case, as you were.

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As Letty mentioned June 6 was D-Day, the date of the Normandy invasion. I can not hear that date without immediately thinking of WWII. Must be a generational thing.

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flyboy804 wrote:

As Letty mentioned June 6 was D-Day, the date of the Normandy invasion. I can not hear that date without immediately thinking of WWII. Must be a generational thing.

I had a grandfather who was a WWII vet, and he died in the month of June 7 years ago. I see the month the same way, flyboy.

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Pooky wrote:

as you were.

< breathing a sigh of relief >

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What, the world is ending on June 6 this year? So why am I organising this big meeting starting on that day??????

Oh, and I will celebrate it like Bella Dea - it's our 9th wedding anniversary.

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happy devil's day...

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They should have a Devil's day every year.

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You could start the tradition at your house.

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coincidentally, today is my day off. the Dark Lord works in mysterious ways.....

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flyboy804 wrote:

As Letty mentioned June 6 was D-Day, the date of the Normandy invasion. I can not hear that date without immediately thinking of WWII. Must be a generational thing.

What else would you think about on D-Day?

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http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/3350/dday3cu.jpg

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Dutch churches join in 666 prayer marathon

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It's all an Illuminati conspiracy.

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6th June 1942 was my mother's wedding day, and 6th June 2006 was the day I chose for her funeral. We had Brahms requiem, Faure and at the end The Lark Ascending by Vaughan Williams. I read a few lines from Wordsworth. The Minister conducted procedings wonderfully. The flowers were beautiful. We gave her a service worthy of her memory. Thats all I want to say about 6th June 2006.

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I'm sorry, Steve. That's a sad occasion. It sounds like you made it as beautiful as you could, though. And she lived a long life, that's a gift..

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Thanks nimh. She was 89.

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My deepest condolences, Steve.

Losing one's mother, at whatever age and from whatever cause, is always very difficult. Be gentle with yourself for a while.

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Thanks Eva, appreciate that. I'm ok I think. Its an emotional roller coaster at the moment though.

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Sure it is! That's perfectly normal. Things will settle down in a week or two, but your world will be a little different then. Meanwhile, please take good care of yourself. Especially after all the people leave.

(((((HUGS)))))

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