KINDA know how you feel.

I have my Moms ashes and in the middle of settling affairs. This is all recent.
Texas to Arizona.

At least I aint moving. We already have a realtor picked out.

Between stress and grief. Hard to keep a even keel around folks also.

Sorry for your loss. Good luck in Florida.

Sorry for the late reply. I just finished what should be my final degree for now. Now, in the inbetween time, I have time for some more home work. Not "homework", but "home work".

Hi,

I want to thank all of you for the support. I have been active getting ready to move back to Florida. I am planning on leaving here on July 2 with some help from a couple of football players to load my things. My old body is limited on how much can be lifted. I am planning at least 3-4 days traveling pulling the trailer for the 1126 mile trip by my new F-150 Lariat that my wife got me for my birthday last year. If I make at least 400 miles per day then closer to 3 days. It's been a while since I pulled a large load over the road but then I was driving a F-350 dually with a larger trailer loaded. So I will be extra careful.

The hard thing here is to get someone to handle the estate. This is peak sales time for auctions & estate sales. The company I've been planning with will get the estate moved out/off the property sometime in July and the sale sometime in September. I have no problems showing the house. Several families are interested and my attorney said remote sale will not be an issue.

The core house is one of the oldest here in Eureka that were built back in mid 1870 by the Pickerill family. We are the fourth family to own this property. It is now clad in brick with a beautiful expansion for a kitchen with Amish built cabinets, island all with Granite tops, large master bath upgraded and walk in closet. Plus a large family room. It has five bedrooms with the master on the first floor. Anne and I did a lot to the interior to bring back to present era. I really love the house but it is too much for one person and I have a nice home in Florida that is just right for me. I will miss my wood working shop that I had built but stocked by me.

Plus I will have family closer to me there and I will be able to play golf whenever time is available.

Again, a big Thank you to everyone!
-Gary

As there are absolute and relative coordinates in a <path/>, the latter must be transformed to absolute values if they will serve to position a new graphical object on the same canvas.

My sought procedure to calculate the bounding box of an arbitrary path must include a path-parser: It must “react” to path commands (like 'M', 'm', 'z'), then either store the following coordinates or transform them to 'absolute values'. Interruptions within the same path must be detected (subsequent 'm', 'M' after 'z') and new “initial points” be set accordingly.

I will program this but already feel on my way to solve the riddle...

There is a bunch of software around which does exactly that, but (HELL!) I do not like it. And I want to know what I do. “Other software” does a lot more than I want and lacks code comments. If I must rely on rubbish code, it should be my own rubbish! – I do not reinvent the wheel, but make square wheels round and smooth.

Sorry for you loss. I'm not a frequent poster, but a frequent reader of your posts, and you've help in so many ways. Find a support group for widowers, go to the gatherings, be with people and I don't' mean with virtual friends, but real in-person people. Let them help you if they offer. Life isn't the same, and change is difficult, but with family and friends it can be beared.

My condolences and prayers for you and your family.

My condolences, went though a similar issue with my last wife. It was the absolute hardest thing I have ever had to deal with. Life goes on...

Time will help you heal.

I'm very sorry to hear that. Please accept my condolences.

Rob.

please accept my condolences too, onebuck.

My sincere condolences.

My condolences. I hope you get through it best you can.

My condolences. I've never been married, never wanted to! But I remember my parents' marriage and what they were to each other so I guess you and your wife were the same. I hope you have good friends who can tide you over this.

I've noticed your absent here on at the linuxquestion.org forum. Been wondering where you went. Sorry for your loss. Hope you find better days.

Sorry for your loss. 5 of the guys I have worked with over the years have had the same thing happen. All of them retired soon after.

I never knew depression in my life until my dog died. (not even close to a wife I know) It kind of creeped up on me. Took me a while to recognize it and deal with it. Try to monitor your mental health for a while so that depression doesn't consume you.
That is the only word I can use, it consumed me without me knowing what it was.

Some web sites say to review photos and videos of the good times.

I also.

Hold the good memories close.

My condolences, Gary. I'm very sorry for your loss. I'm glad you have supports in place.

George AKA hitest

Please accept my heart felt condolences.

That's very sad, Gary. Sincere condolences. Stay strong.
-- Brian