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One Time Flash 55

Cliff Note:Suzanne would participate in a meme every Friday, called Flash 55. The participants were to come up with some story for their blogs containing 55 words-No more, no less. I thought it was fitting for me to do this one time only(I don't do regular memes). I am also doing this because G-Man commented on my last post. This will be in honor of Jeri Suzanne Horne, aka Liquid. And if you do want to get in on the fun report this to the boss G-Man.

She was a friend to us all
Her posts made us smile
We looked at her photos in awe
She commented a lot
Made her friends, our friends
And our friends, her’s
Made us all feel important
We felt her love
We all saw her beauty
We miss you sweet lady
Miss you very much

Comments

Mojo said…
Cliff,
I couldn't have put it better myself. And in this way she'll continue to make her friends ours and vice versa. Because she touched every one of us, gave us a common thread.

I for one hope you'll be back for an encore 55 at some point -- even if it's not a regular thing. But whether it is or not, keep the memories alive and Liquid will never be far from us.
Ms Hen's said…
..... very nice .. very very nice.. Cliff.

I know you must still be in a 'state of shock'...... it is still so new... the days to come you'll feel the Loss even more.

But you TWO were blessed to have a special relationship... even if you never met in person.

I have an email pen pal from California for now just over 8 years... I never met her.. but we emailed so much.. thousands of pages..

In alanon we always hug each other.. so sending you more hugs.

Betty Ann
Serena said…
That's a beautiful tribute, and Suzanne would have so loved the format.
Mona said…
You put it so beautifully....

Her loss is deeply regretted by all of us, specially the 55vers...

She was such a beautiful person, both inside out...

May God rest her soul in peace.
Mona said…
You are cliff... I noticed her vexation that day in response to your comment on her last post. She did not seem quite herself that day...
TERI REES WANG said…
Liquid Illusion...
Illusive.
Evaporation.
Life.
Release.
Fluid.
Full spectrum.


...this is what I witness.
G-Man said…
Cliff...Excellent tribute to our dear friend!! Please don't consider this a Meme. It's a little venture into creativity, and it's usually fun under different circumstances...
Thanks for playing this week....G
Shadow said…
beautiful and so accurant a tribute. thanks!
lime said…
a very fitting tribute. hugs to you.
Akelamalu said…
I really enjoyed Liquid's 55s, such a sad loss. Lovely tribute.
Frasypoo said…
You are doing a great job with the tributes.
Pam said…
great tribute. i only knew her for a short while through 55's, but what i did know, i really loved.
SandyCarlson said…
Your very beautiful tributes to Suzanne warm my heart and make me weep every time. There are times I feel very sad and lonely an beyond repair. Those are the times I log on. Truly. We are a life line, a line of life. This is the great gift of cyberspace. My we be ever present for each other always.
Chelle said…
Never done a Flash 55...although Suz STRONGLY encouraged me on MORE than one occasion...but today, for her, I decided to do it....

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