There wasnt anything to do with Freddie on his anniversary!

I mentioned it to my family at thanksgiving but its not like we cried over it.

It depends on how you look at his death....he could have moved on to a better place where he's needed.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]s.m. wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Arlene R. Weiss wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
My thoughts exactly. November 24 marks a Terrible, sad day. Nothing to celebrate. Would you celebrate the death of a family member or loved one? I think not. I can barely even get through the dates of the deaths of my parents.

I only celebrate birthdays, wedding anniversaries of friends, etc, Happy times and occasions.[/QUOTE]

i don´t know where you read from her post that she was talking about celebration
she was talking about remebering freddie on that day
that is not the same thing, and i don´t see anything weird about that

I agree.
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When i say celebrate his death i mean we should celebrate his life and all the amazing music he brought to the world within his short life, SORRY if what i said didnt come across the way i meant it to.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]becca wrote: [/QUOTENAME]When i say celebrate his death i mean we should celebrate his life and all the amazing music he brought to the world within his short life, SORRY if what i said didnt come across the way i meant it to.
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Yeah i knew what you ment glad that i did...