But I'll post one picture just to hold on to my own sense of normalacy.
I'm not sure this couple will be together all that long either.
BAGMAN: "Nice job of pouring cold water on the Friday Shootout."
Friday, September 17, 2010
Friday Shootout - Critters or Critter as the case may be
Not the greatest week at the Bagman and Butler office...watching sadly while children, who thought they were adults, add another data point to America's divorce statistics. Wondering how the grandchildren are holding up. I can't get too judgemental since I orchestrated a divorce of my own back before I began to learn what love actually meant.
But I'll post one picture just to hold on to my own sense of normalacy.
But I'll post one picture just to hold on to my own sense of normalacy.
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I'm terribly sorry to hear the news, Mark. Sometimes it's really for the best, though; it isn't necessarily better for kids to be brought up surrounded by stress and fighting. You will love them steadily.
ReplyDeleteFabulous photo, by the way!
Great picture for FSO. Gotta keep on keeping on. Sometimes it really get hard. blessings
ReplyDeleteQMM
Is that a tree lizard? I love that particular shade of green.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the sad news. I know how much it affects all the loved ones around them. Hope the kids bear up well.
ReplyDeleteI do like your shot though.
Oh no, sad news for your household. That's hard, but your continuing love and support shows through.
ReplyDeleteNice lizards.
Yes, it always hurts when families tear apart. It seems to be going around. I just got some similar news the other day in my family. It's sad.
ReplyDeleteI like your photo though, it's awesome.
I love the Lizards, I hope the can still be friend no matter what.
ReplyDeleteSuch sad news! I'm sure you'll share your wisdom (only when asked, of course).
ReplyDeleteYour Lizards were great! I really hope they can remain friends.
ReplyDeleteBeen there, done that, just celebrated #35 with my children's stepdad who has made a much better father than their own father did. We not only grow up, Mark, we often grow apart in doing so. Your steady, unconditional love of those grandchildren will help to get them through. In the case of one of our kids, the teenage son seemed more mature and understanding of the situation than either of the parents. He survived well -- better, I think, than the parents who split.
ReplyDeleteWe have your lizards cousins here. Our pup, Beau, sometimes puts an early end to their marriages.....
Sorry to hear the bad news...just be sure to remind the grandkids that you're there for them 110%. I'm sure it'll help ease some of the pain :(
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, by the way.
I'm sorry too. I'm glad you have a bit of whimsy still left to post cute photo. Remember--stay neutral because any voiced opinions will come back to bit you.
ReplyDeleteI love that shot, the green color is so vivid against the red bricks. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteFlora and Fauna
Those lizzards are such an Odd Couple. I almost missed the drab one as it's partner is pretty spectacular and demands attention. Hang in there!
ReplyDeletehope everything works out for the best.
ReplyDeletelove the lizard, so cute!!
Sorry about the sad news. I think it's the feeling of helplessness that is so hard, there's nothing you can do to relieve the anguish of those you love - except carry on loving them! I remember finding if very hard to accept it could be for the best. (But it was!)
ReplyDeleteYour odd couple shot is sort of fitting!
It saddens me whenever i hear about DIVORCE. but i don't wanna be cynical about relationships. i would like to believe that those two lizards of different kind will climb together until the end. ",)
ReplyDeletea perfect picture by the way.
Oh hon...am so sorry to hear this..it is so hard to watch them go through things like this. Although I don't have any grandbabies yet...I would be with you! Sending hugs!
ReplyDeleteLove the lizards too :)