when/why/where ?

[anneasquith]

when/why/where did you last have a really " good " CRY ?

[ummmm]

mojay - I truly believe it will. Put your head phones on and listen to tunes that remind you of him/her....and let it flood out xx

[mojay]

Thanks Ummm - you're very probably right - but he was a Rolling Stones guy whereas I preferred Simon and Garfunkel etc - opposites attract eh ? I daren't even consider - Bridge over troubled water - I'd never stop

[anneasquith]

mojay, you would stop, but i wonder if you would feel a bit better afterwards :)

[Georgiesmum]

When my hubby died from a massive stroke four years ago.

[Brinjal]

When I fell flat on my face two nights ago. And no I was not tooted. I have a blocked ear which is affecting my balance and tripped over the curb.

[commoner]

In a similar post not so long a go I said it was when I was helping my neighbour repair his fence and I hit my thumb with the hammer....I could cry now just remembering it..<g>

[rowanwitch]

fairly recently alone in the offce just felt totally overwhelmed with the changes in my life right now

[Kiki-frog]

One morning recently after being unable to sleep because of arthritic and sciatica pains all night. I was so tired out that I put a tea bag in the cat's bowl and Kitekat in the tea pot. Sounds silly now, but that just tipped me over the edge.

[jamesnan]

5 years ago today, when my mum died.

[ummmm]

Jamesnan :-( xx

[Smowball]

last month when it was 3 years exactly since my mum died.

[Slapshot]

12:37 yesterday when i got a text from the Idiot Boy to say he finally had a proper full time professional Radiography job. Poor kid has been shafted by NHS reforms and cutback and has been scratching out a living since he left Uni nearly two years ago. now maybe he can get his career moving properly!!

[horseshoes]

Here at home this morning, when I had a phone call to tell me my uncle's cancer hasn't spread and so is treatable. They were happy tears though.

EVERY time I see the Railway Children I cry buckets - it's really bonkers - I just can't stop!

[Kiki-frog]

horseshoes - it's the 'Daddy, my Daddy' bit, isn't it?

[Kiki-frog]

Very good news about your uncle - I can understand why you cried.

[mccfluff]

all over the bank hol, i was like a sodding tap

[horseshoes]

Kiki - yes that's it exactly! "Daddy, my Daddy" Oh it gets to me every single time.

[tonyav]

April 1998, the day after my lovely moms funeral, when the realisation that i would never see her again hit me like a locomotive at full speed.