There but for the grace of god
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There but for the grace of god
Had a fabulous Aussie Day yesterday - swimming pool, bbq, lamb and pavlova. Returned hom ein the evening to get a couple of messages - a very good friend in the UK passed away suddenly at 42 and my sister got attacked on a train in Paris. Badly beaten and had her bag and laptop stolen.
Has put a few of my own problems into perspective.
Has put a few of my own problems into perspective.
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Re: There but for the grace of god
Originally Posted by haggis supper
Had a fabulous Aussie Day yesterday - swimming pool, bbq, lamb and pavlova. Returned hom ein the evening to get a couple of messages - a very good friend in the UK passed away suddenly at 42 and my sister got attacked on a train in Paris. Badly beaten and had her bag and laptop stolen.
Has put a few of my own problems into perspective.
Has put a few of my own problems into perspective.
When people pass away suddenly it really makes you realise how precious life is and you have to make the most of it while you can.
Ruth
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Re: There but for the grace of god
Originally Posted by haggis supper
Had a fabulous Aussie Day yesterday - swimming pool, bbq, lamb and pavlova. Returned hom ein the evening to get a couple of messages - a very good friend in the UK passed away suddenly at 42 and my sister got attacked on a train in Paris. Badly beaten and had her bag and laptop stolen.
Has put a few of my own problems into perspective.
Has put a few of my own problems into perspective.
RIP to your mate
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Re: There but for the grace of god
Originally Posted by haggis supper
Had a fabulous Aussie Day yesterday - swimming pool, bbq, lamb and pavlova. Returned hom ein the evening to get a couple of messages - a very good friend in the UK passed away suddenly at 42 and my sister got attacked on a train in Paris. Badly beaten and had her bag and laptop stolen.
Has put a few of my own problems into perspective.
Has put a few of my own problems into perspective.
I hope your sister recovers quickly both physically and emotionally.
Rach
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Re: There but for the grace of god
Originally Posted by tygwyn
So sorry to hear that. Like you say things like this tend to put our own lives and problems into perspective dont they and allow us to realign our priorities.
I hope your sister recovers quickly both physically and emotionally.
Rach
I hope your sister recovers quickly both physically and emotionally.
Rach
So sorry for your loss and for what happened to your sister.
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Re: There but for the grace of god
sorry to hear about your loss.
hope your sister makes a swift recovery,
sue
hope your sister makes a swift recovery,
sue
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Re: There but for the grace of god
Originally Posted by haggis supper
Had a fabulous Aussie Day yesterday - swimming pool, bbq, lamb and pavlova. Returned hom ein the evening to get a couple of messages - a very good friend in the UK passed away suddenly at 42 and my sister got attacked on a train in Paris. Badly beaten and had her bag and laptop stolen.
Has put a few of my own problems into perspective.
Has put a few of my own problems into perspective.
Ginny
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Re: There but for the grace of god
Originally Posted by herrchook
My sentiments exactly. Will you be returning to the UK for the funeral?
So sorry for your loss and for what happened to your sister.
So sorry for your loss and for what happened to your sister.