Comments on: Wonderful Things http://nycgadgetgirl.com/2008/08/wonderful-things.html Jenna Gates Mon, 04 Jan 2010 23:53:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Maura http://nycgadgetgirl.com/2008/08/wonderful-things.html/comment-page-1#comment-1180 Maura Mon, 18 Aug 2008 02:56:15 +0000 http://nycgadgetgirl.com/?p=614#comment-1180 Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.. fabulous days! if there's anything japanese you want/need recipe for, send me an email. i also have some online sources for things hard to find. the only thing i can't help with is a reliable source of sushi quality fish... which is also my dilemna... =) Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.. fabulous days!

if there’s anything japanese you want/need recipe for, send me an email.
i also have some online sources for things hard to find.

the only thing i can’t help with is a reliable source of sushi quality fish… which is also my dilemna… =)

]]> By: Rae http://nycgadgetgirl.com/2008/08/wonderful-things.html/comment-page-1#comment-1181 Rae Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:38:47 +0000 http://nycgadgetgirl.com/?p=614#comment-1181 Nice post! When you've lived in a place for a long time, and made great friends and have gone to great depths to really fit into a place, it is a lot like a break-up with a lover when you leave. I think depression is going to be a normal "sweater" to wear around for a while. Loretta wrote a beautiful post, and I agree, it does get better. You are so active and energised, and I know with the few groups and ideas you have already started focusing on, you'll get into a new groove, which will lead to more and more things. Some stuff might not work out, but there'll be other things. Good thing is you've got your core family there to do it all together! And ALL of your friends who are ALL here for you- even if it's a computer or phone call away versus a walk or train hop. Thankfully it is a technology age. Imagine if it was even twenty years ago!! :-) Love Rae Nice post! When you’ve lived in a place for a long time, and made great friends and have gone to great depths to really fit into a place, it is a lot like a break-up with a lover when you leave. I think depression is going to be a normal “sweater” to wear around for a while. Loretta wrote a beautiful post, and I agree, it does get better. You are so active and energised, and I know with the few groups and ideas you have already started focusing on, you’ll get into a new groove, which will lead to more and more things. Some stuff might not work out, but there’ll be other things. Good thing is you’ve got your core family there to do it all together! And ALL of your friends who are ALL here for you- even if it’s a computer or phone call away versus a walk or train hop. Thankfully it is a technology age. Imagine if it was even twenty years ago!! :-)
Love Rae

]]> By: Loretta (Shiba-L) http://nycgadgetgirl.com/2008/08/wonderful-things.html/comment-page-1#comment-1182 Loretta (Shiba-L) Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:12:43 +0000 http://nycgadgetgirl.com/?p=614#comment-1182 Hey Jenna; I know how you are feeling about your move. You are feeling the effects of losing your "identity". I made a move after retiring, from Minnesota to Florida. I did it because my husband wanted to. I was Pres. of the State Dog Organization owned and operated a Boarding kennel and was the main info person for dozens of people when they wanted dog related info or just wanted re-assurance. We did rescue, dog shows, doggy picnics at our farm and were soooo involved in "dogs." At first I was so lonesome for my good friends and my customers. It took a long time for me to adjust at all. (feeling sorry for myself) My husband was oblivious because he was happy as a clam. Well, 5 years later and another move I have adjusted because of necessity. We have 4 shibas a Doberman a Whippet and an Italian Greyhound. They are my blessings. We are even living "in town". I always have lived rural with acreage for the dogs to run. Being 70 years of age and not ever liking change I am liking the new place and some new friends. You will adjust. You are young have a lovely daughter and 2 great shibas to see you through. I just thought I would tell you that you will be happier, in time. Sincerely, Loretta C. Pt. Charlotte/Fl. Hey Jenna;
I know how you are feeling about your move. You are feeling the effects of losing your “identity”.
I made a move after retiring, from Minnesota to Florida. I did it because my husband wanted to.
I was Pres. of the State Dog Organization owned and operated a Boarding kennel and was the main info person for dozens of people when they wanted dog related info or just wanted re-assurance.
We did rescue, dog shows, doggy picnics at our farm and were soooo involved in “dogs.”
At first I was so lonesome for my good friends and my customers.
It took a long time for me to adjust at all. (feeling sorry for myself)
My husband was oblivious because he was happy as a clam.
Well, 5 years later and another move I have adjusted because of necessity.
We have 4 shibas a Doberman a Whippet and an Italian Greyhound. They are my blessings.
We are even living “in town”. I always have lived rural with acreage for the dogs to run.
Being 70 years of age and not ever liking change I am liking the new place and some new friends.
You will adjust. You are young have a lovely daughter and 2 great shibas to see you through.
I just thought I would tell you that you will be happier, in time.
Sincerely,
Loretta C. Pt. Charlotte/Fl.

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