GWhen we say goodbye to a person just what part are we saying adios to?  There is an old saying that people say quite often "I will cross that bridge when I come to it" when one wants to pursue something so anxiously. I have seemingly lived by the phrase "I'll burn that bridge when I come to it" leaving people as well as myself, pondering what the hell did he do that for! I have noticed just recently that a long standing "T-blogger" has signed off all of a sudden leaving myself as well as many other r-bloggers wondering what is happening with this individual.

This particular individual is well loved and respected within this internite site and no doubt other sites as well so it is little wonder we are so concerned about him/her. Over the time that I have been on this site I have personally witnessed and can attest that this person has had such respect from other T-bloggers, that it is almost the very sad passing of a person who's blogs were for the most part well worth reading and at times very hilarious in their context.( I do not mean this person has died when I use the word "passing").

From a personal standpoint, being aware of certain things going on in this individuals' life in recent months I should not be so surprised that something like this would occur. In a sense I somehow feel a bit responsible for this person leaving "t-Blog" whether it is temporary or permanently yet I perhaps have nothing to do with this person's parting from T-blog at all. Whatever reasons this individual has for leaving this site may never be known but one thing is most definite and that is this person will be sorely missed not just for her blogs but her sense of irony and great humor.

As time goes by hopefully we shall discover why this has happened and regardless of whether or not we understand this reasoning this person shall be welcomed back to "T-Blog" with open arms and above all an open heart. To this person today, I salute you for the person that you have become. Take care and may fortune shine for you now, tomorrow and always. "LPH"

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