mrsjene, I had a similar experience with my great grandmother twice. It was not scary though. I just kinda felt like she was looking over me. The first time I saw her was when I was in the hospital with the first ever case of mono in my city (they thought I had HIV I was so sick). And the second time when my grandpa died. I feel like we all have these family connections that really tie us to those that have passed on.
That is one thing that I miss about living wth DH - protection.
For some reason my cell phone makes me feel safe. I start to freak out if I run of battery or something while driving or anything potentially dangerous.
Alright beeches. Must go give all of my blood to the doctors in the morning. So proud I made it to 52, even if I did come in a little late. Thanks for getting the party started wanderingheart!
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