Comments on: Another Ghost Story

By: latisha

latisha — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 19:11:03 +0000

maybe it’s the jeep thing. you know when you are pregnant everyone is and as soon as you have the baby no one is. and if you have a girl you wonder when people are going to start having boys cuz everyone is having girls.

the subconcious is a powerful thing. opens our awareness to what we don’t realize we think about…

By: Karen

Karen — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 08:24:22 +0000

It’s all Charles Dickens’ fault. We probably think we deserve a glimpse at the Ghost of Christmas (um Chanukah for me now) Future, Sophie Future, or for me Brennan Future. I know I’ve always been this way. I used to do dream requests as a kid and hope to see what I would look like as an adult. And if that ever worked it was the kind of dream I woke up not remembering.

Another story that screws with my head is the one where the guy behind the curtain lets us know that we had the answers or the heart/brain/courage the whole time and just never new it. If I find out later that I had the answers to my Brennan questions all along I’ll be really pissed.

What was that again about ice cream and a drink? Does Mary Coyle’s sell shots? After a few drinks I know the answer to how to kill happy dogs.

By: Dear friend Trish

Dear friend Trish — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 05:36:18 +0000

First reaction is I want to say: There is NO WAY we were laughing at that girl, and anyone who thinks we were should, without delay, un-friend me on Facebook, and if you’re not my FB friend, good! And don’t talk to me in person, either. Then I thought, that sounds way too defensive. It sounds like a guilty conscience when it’s not (see, defensive). It’s just that I held Sophie in my arms the night she was born…and there is NO WAY I was laughing at that girl. Ah, the universe and its timing and messages. Dick, thanks for those two Stellas that helped me see and hear things so clearly. Sophie, I love, love, love you, H or no H.