My Story, as Far as Recalled

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4EverMe
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Postby 4EverMe » Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:28 pm

Hahaha!!! Frickin hilarious!
If the pickle union president will truly and wisely avenge poor fallen, he needs to mail you some coffee cups with lovely prints of prancing pickles dancing circles around the rims. Good luck!

Best part of waking up? Sipping coffee, in a rocker...with pathetic pickle imprints, to grace your union cup.
Hee hee ee e. ;-)

I've got to tell you; Your response was witty and picturesquely funny! If anyone else is laughing with us, laughter IS the best medicine. I'll never grow tired of good humor, and the crazier it is, the better.

4EverMe
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Postby 4EverMe » Thu Oct 17, 2013 10:37 pm

P.S. Don't worry, my friend. It's all...Kosher.
Wow, if I didn't spell that right? Shame, and more s
shame on me!

fallen
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Postby fallen » Fri Oct 18, 2013 9:48 pm

to foreverme

high in the Scottish highlands,
on a wee misty heather filled moor,
bagpipes can be heard.
the sound of clamoring arms and brushing of itchy tartan cloth.

suddenly over the rise appears an army of manly Scottish men in kilts and sporrans, with shields and blood thirsty swords.
their kilts sometimes inappropriately opening in the light breeze.
two men are leading this Celtic army.
the super hero ' pickle man ', y fronts on the outside of his trousers, cape flowing and wee bonny Mcfallen, son of Mcfell, and grandson of Mcclumsy , hero of the hour, leader against oppression and willful destruction of virgin coffee cups.
they are here to fight Mcforeverme and her clan of wee beasties.
she who maketh our ceramic mugs runneth over with vengeance. [ because all our virgin coffee cups have been tainted by Mcforeverme's words ].
wee bonny Mcfallen, son of Mcfell steps forward and with a slight tick in his eye, he shouts across the sodden moor.
" you can take our coffee and our coffee cups "
" you can take our triple chocolate cake and our lashings of double cream"
" you can take our portuguese custard tarts "
"but you will never ever take OUR FREEDOM ".

endorsed by William Wallace 1297
[not exact words spoken on the day]


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4EverMe
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Postby 4EverMe » Sun Oct 20, 2013 1:40 am

Fallen,
I'm laughing my ass off!...
And, whooaaah. How am I to compete with THAT?!
Sigh...
But nonetheless, I call in my eager battalions. They are all very well caffeinated! Run, my friend. Retreat!

fallen
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Postby fallen » Sun Oct 20, 2013 10:00 pm

to foreverme

you are far more intellingent and funnier than i will ever be , remember i have been reading your posts for a long time.
if i had half your wit and talent, i would have written a best seller by now, and be sipping gin and tonics in the south of France ,not having a crude muddy chocolate milkshake in some dusty remote Australian town, which i have to share with five thousand flies , and the uncomfortable stares from the strange old man sitting in the dark corner of the milk bar , oh, bugger wait a second, that's my reflection.

take care

4EverMe
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Postby 4EverMe » Sun Oct 20, 2013 10:41 pm

Wow fallen,
It's amazing to me that someone would find me as talented as you described. I have won some poetry contests, and have known people who say I should try writing a novel. Maybe, it's just that I've lacked the ambition and patience required in writing a long novel. I AM considering writing a book about my life...Realistically, who would purchase a novel to read about a woman they're completely unfamiliar with. With that said, perhaps I'm lacking mostly any hope of success!

I disagree about you having half the wit and intelligence as I do at writing. You are truly gifted in this art!

fallen
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Postby fallen » Mon Oct 21, 2013 9:09 pm

to foreverme
thank you for the vote of confidence.
i think success is not how many people buy a book, but that the book was written in the first place and the tale was told.
your story if bought by only one person could change that persons life and outlook on how they perceive the world.
of course some of your stories may scar them for life e.g 'mr. looney and his pooh cup' , but i think your talented enough to succeed.
not even a chisel and hammer can get that story out of my head , take my word for it you will be a remembered author.
take care

4EverMe
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Postby 4EverMe » Sun Oct 27, 2013 7:53 pm

Thank you Fallen,
And I'm glad to know my experience will be remembered by many...and by some who weren't even present to witness such a poopie travesty. OMG'sh! Why did the song from Guns and Roses pop into my head. The song is : Mr. Brownstone.

Lol...and lol, again!

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Postby fallen » Tue Oct 29, 2013 12:38 am

hi foreverme,
guns and roses is one of my favorite bands but i was thinking more of the band soundgarden and their song ' black hole sun ' and their you tube clip is very appropriate, sorry got to go and bang my head against the wall , ocd moment .
take care

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Postby 4EverMe » Wed Oct 30, 2013 3:21 am

Haha! I hear you, fallen. I'm familiar with the song Black Hole Sun. Wow...I haven't heard that tune in a long time!
Are you still bangin your head? Well, you just stop it, or you're gonna wind up as crazy as me. Lol.

fallen
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Postby fallen » Wed Oct 30, 2013 3:58 am

......just stopped banging my head......i am glad you came on and said those nice things to those people.
no one was on so i did my best !
......back to banging my head again.....ouch....ouch....ouch.....
take care

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Postby 4EverMe » Wed Oct 30, 2013 11:58 am

Hi fallen, (headbanger)
If you're gonna bang your head, you better be playing some heavy duty metal! Kidding...
Stop that bangin your head. Your wall is screamin "Ouch" too.

fallen
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Postby fallen » Thu Oct 31, 2013 4:11 am

to foreverme

i just thought i had better let you know that i am banging my head against an imaginary wall .
i am sz but not that sz.
thank you for your kind words , and i am sorry that you suffer too.
take care

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Postby 4EverMe » Thu Oct 31, 2013 8:26 am

Thanks fallen for your kind comment.
Also, I knew you weren't truly banging your head- :-)

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Postby 4EverMe » Thu Nov 07, 2013 4:14 am

One thing I could never forget was when I was about 6 mos pregnant, and my husband, of the time, was twice stabbed in the throat.
No, I didn't miscarry. (thank God) My ex almost died in front of me though.
He and I were made managers of a homeless Mission shelter. One of the jerks who resided there had a problem with the fact that two people were running the place who were much younger than he. He voiced that we were also caucasian, but what he hated taking over if my husband left for any reason. Rumours went around that he'd kill us...

One night, he and another guy planned out a scenario to take my husband down. One was to distract. The other was to attack. They didn't care that I was close to birth, nor that my husband of the time was close to fatherhood.

Hmm. I wonder where my ex gathered superhuman strength that night. He dropped the a**, who stabbed him in the throat like a sack of limp potatoes. The other guy didn't do a thing, after watching this. My husband of the time didn't kick his butt. Guess you could say he 'put the fear of God into him.' He straddled him, screamed in his face, (spittle flying) and let him know what he could do to him. After a minute or so, he let the jerk go-- who went sprinting like a little sissy boy!

Interestingly, it all happened so fast that everyone thought my ex had been punched, NOT stabbed...He would be stabbed in the throat a second time.
My ex went to minding his own business. He had shown some mercy, and figured it was all over...

Nooo. Little coward-boy, approached from out of nowhere to stab him again! And again, my ex dropped his saggy pants-gangster-a** to the concrete. Basically, it was a repeat of the same. No one knew he had been stabbed. It looked like a sucker punch to the throat. Yes, my ex quickly dropped him like he weighed five pounds. But, that time, when Mr. Knife was laying beneath my ex, I punched the wide-eyed sucker squarely in the forehead! (We found out later that he had a goose egg so big, that he used it to try and say my ex whacked him with a golf club)! LOL!

When my ex finally released him, he went running off again. The other guy ran also. My ex was so worked up, and this caused naturally caused his heart to race...The blood trickled slowly at first. Someone said" Hey, man, you're bleeding!" Thank God there was a man there with a car! We raced to the E.R. I was so scared that I couldn't cry. I was trying to keep my ex calm, because the blood was gushing...
We walked into a nearby hospital, and the woman at the front desk looked like she saw a ghost. He was immediately rushed into the back, stumbling due to major blood loss. He was later told that he had been a centimeter close to dying...

Detectives showed up, demanding that I go with them downtown to give a statement. I begged to stay with my husband; I was so afraid he was close to death. Shockingly, they wouldn't wait. They took me away, with the promise to bring me back.
To make a long story short, the guy was busted with felony battery. His parole was revoked, yet again...I was made to go with the defectives to point the coward out. He was dumb too-- sitting one block from the mission, with two kitchen knives in his possession...high on crack. Dugh, but GOOD. He was found in no time at all.

Upon returning to the hospital, I was more than relieved to know my husband was alive. He was laying in a room with all kinds of tubes hooked up to him, including an IV for blood loss. I still worried...the 'what ifs.' Just horribly heartbreaking...
There were no extra cots in the hospital. Upon a thin blanket, I laid by his bed, silently praying and crying. However, he reassured me. He was the type of person everyone knew as fearless. He had an attitude that was grounded, yet ruthless.
Every twenty minutes or so, I was crawling to the bathroom and puking. I was not one who went through morning sickness. That morning, I was sick due to worry. Continually, I went to the nurse's station, requesting cartons of milk to coat my stomach. But, continually, I heaved them up. It was a night that still pains me to think about.

Right now, I'm depressed. Therefore, I can more easily talk about it.
It was only a couple or so weeks prior, that we (and others) had to prevent those same two cowards from beating an old man to death who was already unconscious. They wouldn't stop brutally stomping and striking him.
Sorry, you all!! I've seen some very ugly stuff that I wish I hadn't. When you're robbed of some of your innocence, it changes who you are...

Thank you for listening! No doubt I probably left some details out. I just needed to get some things off my chest.


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