Longest Layoff
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@flugelgirl said in Longest Layoff:
I become a very dark and mean person when I’m not playing enough - one of the many reasons I’ve never stopped. I like who I am a whole lot better when I’m playing, and so does everyone else!
Especially your husband if you are married...
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@GeorgeB said in Longest Layoff:
@flugelgirl said in Longest Layoff:
I become a very dark and mean person when I’m not playing enough - one of the many reasons I’ve never stopped. I like who I am a whole lot better when I’m playing, and so does everyone else!
Especially your husband if you are married...
Not to mention avoiding all those psychiatry co-pays!
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My husband likes being married to another musician, and so do I. No one asking “Why do you practice all the time? Why aren’t you spending time with me?”. We both got sick of that in previous relationships! The only time in our marriage we’ve ever argued is when we have to share a practice space, so we’ve made sure the rest of our houses have had enough room for us each to have our own practice rooms. We’re coming up on 22yrs, so I guess it’s worked pretty well!
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@flugelgirl
I was married for 57 years before I lost my wife to cancer, so I know what it takes for a successful marriage and it's obvious to me that you and your husband know what it takes, too. Here's to a long, long love affair. -
Ah, 3 marriages and 3 significant others. That adds up to about 57 years. Does that count?
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@Kehaulani said in Longest Layoff:
Ah, 3 marriages and 3 significant others. That adds up to about 57 years. Does that count?
Only for the lawyers settling the cases!
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GeorgeB I am so sorry for your loss.
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@Kehaulani said in Longest Layoff:
Ah, 3 marriages and 3 significant others. That adds up to about 57 years. Does that count?
NO ! But, I bet you could tell some really interesting stories to youngsters of what and what not to do before considering the taking of vows...
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@Dr-GO
Thanks.
It's been 8 years, Doc, but you know, I never really got over it and probably never will. She was something else. -
@GeorgeB said in Longest Layoff:
@Dr-GO
Thanks.
It's been 8 years, Doc, but you know, I never really got over it and probably never will. She was something else.I truly understand. My wife is a cancer survivor. I remember those emotional days of surgery, radiation, chemo. I was there EVERY day to be by her side. She had an aggressive form of HER2+ breast cancer... AND A GREAT ONCOLOGIST. She is now 8 years out from therapy and remains cancer free.
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@GeorgeB said in Longest Layoff:
NO ! But, I bet you could tell some really interesting stories to youngsters of what and what not to do before considering the taking of vows.Yeah. Don't get married.
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@Kehaulani said in Longest Layoff:
@GeorgeB said in Longest Layoff:
NO ! But, I bet you could tell some really interesting stories to youngsters of what and what not to do before considering the taking of vows.Yeah. Don't get married.
Sorry, but I couldn't disagree more.
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@administrator said in Longest Layoff:
@Kehaulani said in Longest Layoff:
@GeorgeB said in Longest Layoff:
NO ! But, I bet you could tell some really interesting stories to youngsters of what and what not to do before considering the taking of vows.Yeah. Don't get married.
Sorry, but I couldn't disagree more.
Me too! I have a real soul mate in my wife. Been together for 20 years now!
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@Dr-GO said in Longest Layoff:
Sorry, but I couldn't disagree more.You can't agree or disagree unless you know what the circumstances are which you don't.
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Just commenting on my experiences and not yours trying to keep it into perspective.
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@Dr-GO said in Longest Layoff:
@GeorgeB said in Longest Layoff:
@Dr-GO
Thanks.
It's been 8 years, Doc, but you know, I never really got over it and probably never will. She was something else.I truly understand. My wife is a cancer survivor. I remember those emotional days of surgery, radiation, chemo. I was there EVERY day to be by her side. She had an aggressive form of HER2+ breast cancer... AND A GREAT ONCOLOGIST. She is now 8 years out from therapy and remains cancer free.
So happy to hear your wife is cancer free, Doc. I can well relate to the emotional experience you went through. My wife had pancreatic cancer and survived for two years after surgery ( WHIPPLE ), and she lived her life as normal as possible. But there were so many side effect after the surgery that times were often hard. I put my own life on hold to be at her side and, as my family doctor once said, I became her personal physician.