It’s always important to edit and make sure the information you are sending via email, text, and phone is accurate and going to the right person. Not only does it cause for the communication to go to the wrong person, a stranger, when your message gets lots, it never reaches the intended recipient. Furthermore, if there is delicate and critical content, it’s vital to ensure this does not end up in the wrong hands. Luckily most address fields have a memory setting where once you start typing the receiver’s email, it will automatically show up. That is unless you continue typing away or you are not using your regular laptop. Your error could mean someone else’s shocking surprise and misinterpretation of events.Knowing that the person who passed away is more than just a memory is a hard pill to swallow.

People who are grieving often say they smelled the deceased’s perfume, heard their favourite song on the radio unexpectedly, or had a dream where the individual spoke to them.

The reality is that we may never know the full truth until our own death. Nonetheless, this continues to be a hot topic of debate. While one woman was burying her husband, another had other plans.

They booked a vacation somewhere tropical. A paradise getaway to mark the momentous occasion.

They chose to go to Florida. This is where they went for their first honeymoon so it would only be natural to go there again. The husband made the sweet gesture to book at the same hotel they had stayed at 20 years earlier.

The husband arrived first and his wife was going to join him a day later. That meant he had the chance to scope out new, trendy restaurants. In addition to drinking a couple of tropical, alcoholic beverages, while taking the sun in.

The hotel had definitely kept with the times. There were computers and internet connections so patrons could stay connected to home during their stay.

Travelling delays, rude staff can sometimes make getting to the desired destination, a nightmare. But in this occasion, everything went smoothly, without a hitch.

In a matter of seconds she must have read that email five or six times. What do you mean you are waiting for my arrival tomorrow? Is this a forewarning?

That someone else was the recent widow from Texas who had just buried her husband. He had died unexpectedly of a heart attack.

But to his wife, he was the love of her life. Her best friend, lover, and companion. She was still grappling with the idea that today and the rest of her life did not include him by her side. When she read the email, she fainted on the spot.

She kept wondering if he was ok. But to read an email from him was the shock of her life. She didn’t know what was more frightening the idea that she was to join him the next day or that he was in hell?

Always, always, always check before hitting send especially after drinking.
