Intruder suffocates in cooling vent

Maybe he thought it was the weight-loss clinic..

This story me really sad....

I feel so sorry for him and what he must gave suffered and
for his poor family..

What a shame..What a waste:

He can stop "sweating it" now.

Well said Grace. Those are my views entirely.

No point in my tryin g to add to it. Terribly
sad.

Yay

I agree. I can't help feeling bad for this fellow. His last moments were undeserved no matter what he was up to.

Just Thinking wrote:

I agree. I can't help feeling bad for this fellow. His last moments were undeserved no matter what he was up to.

I agree JT,
Like you say, whatever his pedigree! a sad ending:

...And tell me, how are you?
You seem a person who is content with life,
I think I can say that too.
Its a special place to arive at in one's life..
Whatever you got, you appreciate.
I think 'time' alone brings us to that point...

As always, I wish you well..

I always enjoy your subtle wit.

Grace.

xx.

Grace Nerissa wrote:

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I agree JT,
Like you say, whatever his pedigree! a sad ending:
...And tell me, how are you?
You seem a person who is content with life,
I think I can say that too.
Its a special place to arive at in one's life..
Whatever you got, you appreciate.
I think 'time' alone brings us to that point...
As always, I wish you well..
I always enjoy your subtle wit.
Grace.
xx.

Thank You Grace. I'm very well and mostly happy as you said. I'm looking forward to the long weekend here in the good old USA. We have Monday off work for Martin Luther King's birthday. He was born 20 years ahead of me on 1-15-29. Mine is 1-15-49 and another interesting coincidence is that he died on the 4th of April which is my son's birthday. He died, I think, two years before my son's birth. My son was born in 1971 at any rate. My wife and I were married on my 21st birthday so this year brings us up to 37 years together. This is what makes me happy and very greatful. I am married to the most wonderful person I have ever met, and I say that without any exaggeration. How lucky for me, eh? Thank you again for the nice compliments. Coming from you they mean a lot to me.

Just Thinking wrote:

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Thank You Grace. I'm very well and mostly happy as you said. I'm looking forward to the long weekend here in the good old USA. We have Monday off work for Martin Luther King's birthday. He was born 20 years ahead of me on 1-15-29. Mine is 1-15-49 and another interesting coincidence is that he died on the 4th of April which is my son's birthday. He died, I think, two years before my son's birth. My son was born in 1971 at any rate. My wife and I were married on my 21st birthday so this year brings us up to 37 years together. This is what makes me happy and very greatful. I am married to the most wonderful person I have ever met, and I say that without any exaggeration. How lucky for me, eh? Thank you again for the nice compliments. Coming from you they mean a lot to me.

I couldn't go to bed without acknowledging your amazing post.. What a wonderfully refreshing thing to be able to say about your dear wife! How many can, and also, how many could 'possibly'' but are not as aware and appreciative as you.. Bless you for that..

Strangely, my eldest son, whom I love dearly went away to-day..[he comes and goes] We enjoy a very close mother/son relationship... I cherish him, my sons are like bright lights in my life, only yesterday he told me, apart from being his mother,
I am also his best friend... Like you, I always apprreciate these things... and never take them for granted... as, all we have in this life is 'the moment''... precious moments JT. I count myself amongst the lucky too:

Enjoy Monday, Ah! the great Martin Luther. Imagine you mrried at 21! You deserve the happiness you have.. Very best wishes to you .... AND the Mrs...!!