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Motherthumpers Countdown WidgetsUpdated Jan 22, 2008 by Po' Smedley |
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raygun one
Comment #2 Friday, January 25, 2008 8:16 PM
Comment #2 Friday, January 25, 2008 8:16 PM
ok, this is a little unusual,maybe, but Stage 4 cancer is allowing me 1-3 years on this mortal pain, and I would REALLY like to have a troll count down to Jan 1,2009 to remind me when I go into denial that I only have xxx days to " get er dun " ( I don't get the impression that these are user resetable)...�� How's that for different? �
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PoSmedley
Comment #3 Friday, January 25, 2008 11:32 PM
AH, but they ARE user resettable...and to any date you wish. So, should you be blessed with a reprieve, you can set it to 2030 or whatever month, day, year, you desire. You can even change 'Troll Thumping Day' to whatever title, holiday, special occasion you desire.
Comment #3 Friday, January 25, 2008 11:32 PM
( I don't get the impression that these are user resetable)... How's that for different?
AH, but they ARE user resettable...and to any date you wish. So, should you be blessed with a reprieve, you can set it to 2030 or whatever month, day, year, you desire. You can even change 'Troll Thumping Day' to whatever title, holiday, special occasion you desire.
Sparkles
Comment #4 Saturday, January 26, 2008 2:54 AM
Comment #4 Saturday, January 26, 2008 2:54 AM
raygun one
You don't need anything to count your day's with Stage 4 Cancer you just need to count your blessings that you still have X amount of days left. I speek on this knowing that you should not count your days left but live them as if there is no tomorrow, I know this because my 14 year old son was diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer March of 2004 and I lost him Dec. 2004 he never counted his days he had left, but what he had left to do in the days he had to do it. There will be no denial but I agree with your time get er dun, no matter how unusual just have fun doing it. You can meet my son or the memory of my son at www.geocities.com/cr23_90 he was my best friend and I miss him with all my heart but he didn't let the Cancer beat him he made sure that he did it all in such a short time. You'll be in my thoughts.
You don't need anything to count your day's with Stage 4 Cancer you just need to count your blessings that you still have X amount of days left. I speek on this knowing that you should not count your days left but live them as if there is no tomorrow, I know this because my 14 year old son was diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer March of 2004 and I lost him Dec. 2004 he never counted his days he had left, but what he had left to do in the days he had to do it. There will be no denial but I agree with your time get er dun, no matter how unusual just have fun doing it. You can meet my son or the memory of my son at www.geocities.com/cr23_90 he was my best friend and I miss him with all my heart but he didn't let the Cancer beat him he made sure that he did it all in such a short time. You'll be in my thoughts.
raygun one
Comment #5 Saturday, January 26, 2008 7:51 PM
Comment #5 Saturday, January 26, 2008 7:51 PM
By golly, you're right! it was resettable. shoulda woulda coulda checked a little closer ��� and thank you Sparkles, for your kind words and for caring enough to share them. Now..on to more good stuff. Gotta be good, my personal troll is watching. And thanx, Smedley for adding the fun to everyones day �����
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� and thank you Sparkles, for your kind words and for caring enough to share them. Now..on to more good stuff. Gotta be good, my personal troll is watching. And thanx, Smedley for adding the fun to everyones day �����
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Comment #1 Tuesday, January 22, 2008 8:24 PM