Vaporman87 wrote :

Last night was the viewing for my sister. Today is her funeral. It's been a tough weekend, and I'll be glad when it's over. My aunt did find my sister's grey stuffed cat. We both had one as children, and we would lay in bed some nights playing with them and other stuffed animals performing the "Meowwy Wowwy Show". Meowwy was my cat of course. Her's was named Smarts. Now that the Meowwy Wowwy Show is such a big part of my play with my own children, it means so much to have Smarts join them, and remind me of the good times with my sister. -end quote

I'm really glad you were able to bring Smarts into your family. That was very touching.

massreality wrote :

I'm really glad you were able to bring Smarts into your family.
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Me too. A little piece of my childhood memories of my sister will always be present when I'm playing that with my kids.

Well, Vapor, hopefully you're having a better week than the last.

thecrow174 wrote :

Well, Vapor, hopefully you're having a better week than the last.
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I am crow. Thank you for the sentiment. It still feels unreal though.

My wife is in Wal-Mart dressed as a Jedi. Yes, it's true. My son's birthday party is today, and it's a Star Wars party. When you need more ice and pop, you do what you have to do. Next up, me going into Papa John's... as a Jedi.

"You don't require money for this pizza". (waves hand)

A Jedi's got to do what a Jedi's got to do. Also I think there should be a law that all Jedi get their pizza free.

"My wife is in Wal-Mart dressed as a Jedi."

It is Walmart so I am sure a Jedi was a welcome reprieve.

thecrow174 wrote :

"My wife is in Wal-Mart dressed as a Jedi."

And no one stared at her in a peculiar way? Others must've wore Star Wars attire too.

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She wasn't sure which was more humorous: That some looked at her and giggled, or that some looked and didn't even seem to think it was out of the ordinary.

The BB-8 cupcakes my wife made for my oldest son's 8th birthday party. I think she did a fine job.