[2BNTV]

I feel very sad fot his woman as she cannot or is unable to trust her family members, so she has put herself in a position where she doesn't receive the help that is needed.

I would like to think that as I age, my son will be there to help me if needed. To think that someone doesn't have someone to turn to, must be a terrible way to live. Also to live in terrible fear of what may happen or imagining what could happen is a terible burden.

I certainly hope there is a solution for her.

[OldDave]

Yeah, Joe that's a very good point. One of the reasons I sat my oldest, my son, down a few years ago and told him exactly what I wanted, how I wanted to be cared for, in case I cannot do it later. Probably need to get a power of attorney, but that's a bit tricky with my wife still here.

I do know I can count on him to do what I want, even if at that point I don't want it. Of course, I'm an odd duck. (Yeah, I know you all already knew that.) I don't need to die at home and burden the family taking care of me. I want a nice care facility with a good bed, cable TV and WIFI and I'll be happy.

[JoeC1947]

Originally Posted by OldDave

I really wasn't too worried about meth labs in TV until I read this story about someone building a meth lab inside a porta-potty on a GOLF COURSE. We could be inundated with them. How many golf course are there? Of course the good thing for you guys down there, it was next door to us in Oklahoma.


Y! SPORTS

Yeah, but I heard they were producing some real bad crap!

[janmcn]

Originally Posted by eremite06

Never dawned on me the road rage I've experienced in The Villages may be due to early alzheimers. Puts things in a new light.

Alzheimers and other dementia probably explains a lot of the bad driving in The Villages, along with too many prescription drugs and alcohol.

[buggyone]

From what I read, the lady who took in the two was only 61 years old. I know that dementia can hit at that age but let us take it easy on her. I would hope that she does not have Alzheimer's or dementia at 61.

[Skybo]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Bogie. One over par.

Not Boogie either.

There is also no Pee in Lake Sumter.

The correct spelling of the term for one over par is "Bogey", not "Bogie". So maybe there is pee in Lake Sumter after all. Sorry GG, I know you posted that a few days ago, but I've just read through this whole thread, and that caught my eye.

But back on topic...while I appreciate the explanatory post(s) from the person who knows the homeowner, I really don't think it's right for any of us who don't actually know her to continue to hypothesize about her mental state or why she let those people into her home.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Skybo

The correct spelling of the term for one over par is "Bogey", not "Bogie". So maybe there is pee in Lake Sumter after all. Sorry GG, I know you posted that a few days ago, but I've just read through this whole thread, and that caught my eye.

But back on topic...while I appreciate the explanatory post(s) from the person who knows the homeowner, I really don't think it's right for any of us who don't actually know her to continue to hypothesize about her mental state or why she let those people into her home.

Bogie is a variant of bogey. Varying usually slightly from the standard form.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Skybo

The correct spelling of the term for one over par is "Bogey", not "Bogie". So maybe there is pee in Lake Sumter after all. Sorry GG, I know you posted that a few days ago, but I've just read through this whole thread, and that caught my eye.

But back on topic...while I appreciate the explanatory post(s) from the person who knows the homeowner, I really don't think it's right for any of us who don't actually know her to continue to hypothesize about her mental state or why she let those people into her home.

You just can't help but wonder about why someone would allow this to happen.

. It is a little better to feel sorry for someone than disgusted with them, at least I think so.

[Skybo]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

You just can't help but wonder about why someone would allow this to happen.

. It is a little better to feel sorry for someone than disgusted with them, at least I think so.

I agree. But I think at least one person who knows her explained the situation quite some time ago. To continue to discuss and hypothesize about this lady is, in my opinion, wrong. But, that's just my opinion. Carry on, if you want.

[batman911]

I believe it would be interesting to know who was buying the meth. I hope it was none of the residents of TV but it does indicate that there are meth heads in the area.

[OldDave]

From the looks of their mug shots, I'd say they were. Whew. Or is that Boy Howdy.

[gustavo]

Originally Posted by CarolSells

Okay. I lied! I'm back up here on my box!

I don't think that this forum is the appropriate place to air all of this woman's private issues and doing so smacks of GOSSIPPING!

It is gossiping, no smack about it. What's new?

[paulandjean]

So is this women in police custody? or in a hospital?. Is someone taking care of her,friends,relatives, the judicial system? What about her home? Have these been dicussed? Seems I am messing something here. Have these issues been discussed and answered?

[Bogie Shooter]

I guess it has been concluded it is none of our business. Time to move on.

[janmcn]

If it were newsworthy, there would be more coverage in The Daily Sun. As stated above, time to move on.