Bascially there are those in life who have to be better than, smarter than, and always right. She sounds like one of them. I am 42 and still feel at a loss as a parent, a teacher, a friend, and even a human being. I have become a better teacher because YOUNGER teachers have challenged me to change my thinking. I am a better person because my YOUNGER students have taught me some of life's most impportant lessons. Next time Ms. Wonderful says, You will never know, look her dead in the eye and say, "Frankly My Dear, I do know. I am living the dream. What makes you so special?" That will shut her up. ;-)

This is awesome...you know he secretly giggled and about 1% was hoping you might be serious. BTW, exactly WHAT type of business are you in? ROFLMAO! These are the moments that make life bearable and give us the giggles. :)

This is the first time to your blog. There are no words. I am a mom and love for a child is fierce; that I know. But a loss such as this, I can't pretend to understand. I will pray for peace...I would say, too, understanding, but with something as this, how can there be understanding. Peace, peace, and hope, Lisa

What a lovely thought. Imagine someone caring enough to honor someone else's loss. I really liked the feel of this. Well done. I did not sign on with my Blogger name because for some reason it showed my last name, but wasn't sure if it would post my last name publicly or not. I found you on Magpie. Here is my address http://jadedheartstillbeats.blogspot.com/ Thank you for sharing such a tender story.