Ooh. That is far. ouo

Nnn.. I'm going to get to sleep now. @[email protected] I look forward to reading~

I shall make sure it is a good post then :) G'night!

:gonk: I've been busy.. and your post was unexpectedly long, so I've been feeling a kind of :shock: while looking at it.
I'm going to craft you a worthy reply once I'm home from this party XD;

Good post :) unfortunately I wont have a reply until Monday, my grandma just died and well :/ need I say more? I will get something up by moray for sure

Oh, man.. It's okay. :( If you need a hug, I can be a friend as well as a roleplay partner.

:hug: Thank you for that, I'm typing up my reply right now I'll get it up today.

It's been a hard week, my grandma died and I just learned that my grandfather in the Philippines was sent to the hospital :/ Most of my relatives are fairly old, and it makes me happy that they got to live so long and it makes you think they're immortal... Just hard to hear you know?

Yeah, I know the feeling.
I'm dealing with my uncle Ed finally throwing in the flag - he's 93 years old, and he's had about six heart attacks. He's stopped eating and he's stopped fighting.
I'm happy for him - if he's content to move on, then all the more to him.. especially because he's had such a long life, full of loving family. I wish I could help the rest of my family through it, though.. They're taking it pretty hard.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that :/ I think it's best to just let them grieve, sometimes that's the best thing you could do. Just be there to hear their feelings and be a strong support system, because telling them it's alright and that it was his choice won't make them feel better. Let them cry it out, get angry at the world, and such like that because that how some people need to handle things.