hello

[missymae]

You can’t wrap love in a box, but you can wrap a person in a hug

[Smiley]

I hope that you had a good Christmas. Thank you for posting.

[Edwin]

Missymae, that is a very good analogy. There has been a whole lot of wrapping going on lately all over the world. Within the last couple of years we have wrapped a couple of pets that died in really nice blankets and buried them. One has a cross and flowers planted; it is the grandkids' favorite little doggie, and I got to love that little doggie also, named Markie. He was a little Shitzu, sp? The other was a favorite cat that one of youngest daughter's dogs got hold of, and it was kind of sad! They still love the dog. As sad as it is, you can't blame one animal that kills another animal as a result of animal instincts, although I hate it. We have an old Native American Indian friend who was wrapped in buckskin when he was buried. He owned a rodeo arena, and my uncle rodoed in his areana, probably before I was even born.

Yes, you can't wrap love in a box, but you can wrap a person in a hug. MissyMae, that was clever and true! I would rather be wrapped in a hug!

I am glad you are posting, Missymae, and keep coming back please!

[Gavincwarner]

hiiiiiiii
Rose must respect her thorn

[Gavincwarner]

hello friend i hope we making a good friend in a future

[wayne208]

Missymae .. You are so Right .. Their is Nothing Like a Nice Hug ..

[Edwin]

Yes, everyone needs a hug periodically. A hug from another caring individual is warm and helpful. Sometimes a group hug is in order where a whole group of people together all hug each other, and it becomes one huge hug! To be shown warmth one for another is great!