About Joe's Myspace page  When Joe died, wow, I hate saying that.  We got his computer from his apt, and after a while we got it all hooked up & looked at what was on it.  Well, I logged on to my gmail account, & you know how you get a little sign on window & your username is already there?  Well, Joe had a gmail account too, & his username came up, so I clicked on it, & his password was already in there like, you know, *******.  So I got into his account.  Anyway, I check it every week since then, & a few weeks ago, there was a message from myspace, that he hadn't used his page for a while, & did he forget his password, so I said yes, & they emailed his password, which turned out to be my youngest daughter's cat's name.  So I went to his my space page, & all he had on there was his name, age & that he didn't want kids, which is like a multiple choice thing when you're filling out your profile. 

So, I got some help from some of his friends, & we created his page.  Some of his friends have signed on as friends already.  So it's like a little memorial page.  Someone told me that there are other pages like this, called ghost pages, that people have made for soldiers that have died in the war.  I wasn't sure if it was ok to keep his page going so kinda was careful about what we put on there, but it's probably ok. 

But it has kept me busy & this way I get to pull it up at work whenever I want to & think about other things to put on there, & just kind of be with Joe.