Y'know how people always say "Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that! I'm so sorry for your loss! If there's anything I can do for you, don't hesitate to ask..." ???
Well, short of returning the dead to us, there's usually nothing that can be done. Summarily, most people do nice things like send cards, flowers or gift baskets. Now, not everyone knows where to send them, so I get texts or Myspace or Facebook messages asking for the address and oddly... nothing, save for a nice arrangement by Treeman showed up. Thank you Treeman.
For everything her mom does for people at her bank job, you'd think they'd chip in to get her a sympathy basket from someplace like Wine and Country Gifts or 1 800 Flowers. Then there's mine and Kittyn's friends. You'd think that with her entire network she'd get at least a card...or even an Ecard. I don't wanna be the usual evil prick I am, but this makes makes me a little disgruntled. People asked to come up to the house, which was appreciated , but as they'd rather grieve alone, a card or at least something, would have been OK. She posted the address on her own blog. I just don't get it. They buried him Tuesday. It was no secret when it happened last Friday. You'd think all the friends would be a little more supportive. A collection (not individual) in a tough economy could have done wonders.
I'm just a tad perturbed by people at the moment. This isn't about me, it's about people and how they respond to things.



