Maryjo8

I have already agreed to be a lackey. We just need to negotiate terms! :-)

Besides we can motivate each other to get out there and do the things we need in our lives to be happy and healthy.

I guess she is kind of very interesting *-)

I have really taken a real liking to Maryjo. She is the type of person who will become your best friend. She is truly caring and honest. She doesn’t seem to be afraid. She faces her fears along with the people she replies to. We don’t even know each other, but it feels like been friends forever.

Cant believe it’s taken me so long to write this entry … so here goes …

First and most importantly she seems like a great person, hard working, caring of others, fun to be around, great conversationalist (is that a word?), and someone that seems to quietly support people without making a big song and dance about it.

Secondly she is one fiesty young lady and has given me so much stick … hockey, football, bras (dont go there), cooking, to name but a few. She has a fabulous sense of humour and is a fabulous tease (I mean that in a nice way)

She lives in Toronto one of my fav cities and shame I didnt know her a few year back when I worked out that way.

Oh year and I love that photo … so classy (the picture and the lady), wish I had taken it.

He is genuine and a really optimistic person. he never fails to put a smile on my face is extremly helpful, compassionate, witty and supportive. any bad day goes away with a good chat with malc :P

I’m ready to let go of 2005 it has been one of those years. the best part of the year for me was the birth of my first nephew and godchild daniel. that was one of the most amazing things that could of happened in my life. he was born in febuary and what could of been a begining that was so sweet ended up sour when he needed heart surgery in june for months we worried about him because he was premature. i cant tell you how many times that surgery was booked and cancelled it seemed like forever. he ended up having surgery in the end of july and just watching him lying there hopeless was heartbreaking enough. after a few more visits daniel was ready to come home and the last few months have been a blessing. watching him call out “momma and Dadda” trying to walk and that smile that could let him get away with anything. this year we celebrated his first christmas and soon his birthday. what i learned most from this experience is just how strong someone can be when they are faced with uncertainty and how important support from family and friends are really needed during troubled times. for 2006 i’m wishing for awhole lot of love and support and a few more things that i dont care to share::wink::

Mind was one of the first persons that i started chatting with on 43 things. the first thing that attracted me to mind was her openness and confidence that came threw while we were chatting. i loved how the fact that she was care free and very supportive no matter how silly the goals were (easybake) but what i admire the most is just how strong of a woman she can be and a great role model to girls everywhere.she taught me to fight for what you belive, dream big, enjoy life and dont let your children dress like hores…cheers

I met Maryjo when she showed up in my 43Things lists one day and started leaving all sorts of comments all over the place. They made me smile, think, and laugh out loud. When we are posting “dueling” comments, she brings out a creative bit in me that is normally hidden inside.

Since our first interaction, I have often been pleasantly surprised by her sweetness, generosity and candor. She bravely shares bits of her life in a manner that causes me to think. She often seeks out and comforts others who could use a kind pat.

And she’s beautiful, a Canadian, and quite insane.

What’s not to like?

I met Maryjo when she showed up in my 43Things lists one day and started leaving all sorts of comments all over the place. They made me smile, think, and laugh out loud. When we are posting “dueling” comments, she brings out a creative bit in me that is normally hidden inside.

Since our first interaction, I have often been pleasantly surprised by her sweetness, generosity and candor. She bravely shares bits of her life in a manner that causes me to think. She often seeks out and comforts others who could use a kind pat.

And she’s beautiful, a Canadian, and quite insane.

What’s not to like?