Ruby Tuesday

map where the bridge is located

today i will turn over my blog to yesterdays bolgettes who commented on the site........as i said many times over ,,,"there are many things i would not change about what has happened in the last few months.....your phone calls ..... your comments on blog...comments on thunderbyd@aol.com....... your comments on the streets have been ......priceless...oh yeah there is one thing i would like to change...would love to keep my freakin bladder....hehehehe

the lump in my throat is to large to see the screen so i can't type......so here are highlights from yesterdays comments,,,,,,,,,,,,


paul writes...... that bridge kinda looks like an metaphor that you are going through. You are right out at the farthest point now and are rounding the bend heading back to safe ground. Standing out at that farthest point alone would be lonely and scary, know that we are all with ya out there right now.
kev martin writes The great thing about that bridge, is that it ends, 'back where it all began'. Good as new, back to square one, back to where you started from. You get to take the tour', see the sights; a breath-holding peek at the peril below, but the road leads back to home, sweet home- solid ground.
Kent Doobrow writes....but this environment you have created is good medicine for all of us. good chance one or more of us bloggers will face a similar issue at some point in our lives and the example you are establishing will help others to remember many of your blogs and words of wisdom to aid in their journey.
susan k writes...Hey Cartwright, count me in for the cheffo shuffle across that bridge,
Casey writes......Just Keep Looking to the end, pop. Like the canyon, this experience has brought you and those around you endless possibilities. Just remember, never look down!!!!

ps...feeling better today.....poison has left the building

tom"humble pie" cheffo