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Messymascot's faith in humanity and ginger safe haven

messymascot said:
Evening hope you are OK @Barnfred 55. I'm very poorly but I'm plodding on the best I can. We are all here for each other and I hope you can feel the love of this forum. I'm still defiant and I hope I can beat the odds.
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Oh darling, I’m sorry you been having such poor days. We have been thinking a lot about you. You are indeed a fighter so continue with your defiance and we continue with our prayers and sending you good energy your way. Xxx
 
messymascot said:
Evening hope you are OK @Barnfred 55. I'm very poorly but I'm plodding on the best I can. We are all here for each other and I hope you can feel the love of this forum. I'm still defiant and I hope I can beat the odds.
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Delighted to hear from you Karl, I’ve missed your take on the footy.

We all have your back mate, you rest up and we’ll be here when you’re ready.
 

Bluetintedspecs said:
Certain songs do trigger our emotions, don't they mate. I put together a playlist for my missus on Spotify recently, mainly because she's a bit of a technophobe and would never have got round to it herself, but also because I know what she likes and thought she'd appreciate it.

She tends to like a lot of retro stuff from as far back as the 60s, even 50s, or retro sounding stuff like Adele and Amy Winehouse. One of the songs on her playlist was Unchained Melody from the Righteous Brothers, which was the song we danced to on our wedding day. I walked into the living room one day as she was listening to music on her earphones and she had tears in her eyes. I guessed which song she was listening to. "Unchained Melody?" I asked and she nodded.

I've even listened to songs and been moved to tears just by how bloody brilliant they are. Very rarely I hasten to add, in case anyone thinks I burst into tears at every decent song.

After all those years with Cal, there'll be so many songs that remind you of her because you had so many happy years together. Maybe sometimes they'll make you smile and sometimes they'll make you cry. Those tears could be construed as sadness or they could be fond remembrance or any number of emotions, or just because it's a bloody good song.

I have a couple of songs on one of my playlists that remind me of my late sister, who died at 38. As soon as I hear them I think of her and smile, even though she got on my tits sometimes.

Don't feel that you're taking up too much of the thread. This is exactly what Messy wanted this thread to be used for.

That was a lot longer than I intended. We're here for you, Fred.
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Great Post mate. I'll reply properly to it another day. Just going to sort my tea out now and settle down to watch the England game. Great post though.
 

Bluetintedspecs said:
Certain songs do trigger our emotions, don't they mate. I put together a playlist for my missus on Spotify recently, mainly because she's a bit of a technophobe and would never have got round to it herself, but also because I know what she likes and thought she'd appreciate it.

She tends to like a lot of retro stuff from as far back as the 60s, even 50s, or retro sounding stuff like Adele and Amy Winehouse. One of the songs on her playlist was Unchained Melody from the Righteous Brothers, which was the song we danced to on our wedding day. I walked into the living room one day as she was listening to music on her earphones and she had tears in her eyes. I guessed which song she was listening to. "Unchained Melody?" I asked and she nodded.

I've even listened to songs and been moved to tears just by how bloody brilliant they are. Very rarely I hasten to add, in case anyone thinks I burst into tears at every decent song.

After all those years with Cal, there'll be so many songs that remind you of her because you had so many happy years together. Maybe sometimes they'll make you smile and sometimes they'll make you cry. Those tears could be construed as sadness or they could be fond remembrance or any number of emotions, or just because it's a bloody good song.

I have a couple of songs on one of my playlists that remind me of my late sister, who died at 38. As soon as I hear them I think of her and smile, even though she got on my tits sometimes.

Don't feel that you're taking up too much of the thread. This is exactly what Messy wanted this thread to be used for.

That was a lot longer than I intended. We're here for you, Fred.
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I love this.
 

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