Darn- I owe someone
- Thread starter klmno
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ThreeShadows
Quid me anxia?
Whattheheckareyoutalkingabout??? You okay?
klmno
Active Member
I didn't know we could make sentences like that! LOL! I'm fine, thank you! Well, you know me- I could probably find a phone number or something but don't think it would be kosher for me to call this person up out of the blue. I'm just a nit-wit sometimes and don't realize that I'm sticking my foot in my mouth and hurting someone's feelings until much later, unfortunately. I want to apologize but don't want to scare the person to death by popping up or calling out of nowhere. I know must people would shrug it off, but it really bothers me because I don't meet that many people that I like. LOL! Really, this turned out to be a sincere person and I didn't realize it and handled things in a way that were misconstrued.
Abbey
Spork Queen
Geez, KLMNO...were we seperated at birth? I know exactly what you are talking about.
My 30th class reunion is coming up in a few weeks. I've never been to one, but have reconnected with quite a few from my early years. It makes you face the kid(s) you were mean to and things you've done. Fortunately, we're all getting so old we don't remember a whole lot.
I found a friend that I had since kindergarten until about the age of 13 when mom stepped in and said I couldn't be her daughter's friend anymore. I've spent 30+ years seeking her out to apologize. I finally found her and she was THRILLED that I contacted her. She doesn't remember a darn thing that I did. (Lucky me.) She also apologized about the nasty letters she wrote me. I can't remember one!
Time has a way of healing. Your thoughts are good and am sure they will not be unnoticed by your friend.
Abbey
My 30th class reunion is coming up in a few weeks. I've never been to one, but have reconnected with quite a few from my early years. It makes you face the kid(s) you were mean to and things you've done. Fortunately, we're all getting so old we don't remember a whole lot.
I found a friend that I had since kindergarten until about the age of 13 when mom stepped in and said I couldn't be her daughter's friend anymore. I've spent 30+ years seeking her out to apologize. I finally found her and she was THRILLED that I contacted her. She doesn't remember a darn thing that I did. (Lucky me.) She also apologized about the nasty letters she wrote me. I can't remember one!
Time has a way of healing. Your thoughts are good and am sure they will not be unnoticed by your friend.
Abbey
