RICOCHET INFINITY

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Description by Lindy: My dedication to the Memory of Ticklemeplz - My Friend, Teacher and Mentor

Hello - With all respect due, could someone please enlighten me with current events? It appears that I'm not quite up to date on our friend Tonnie. Thank you.

Chris (CJM)

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Thanks Lindy for a touching and worthy set in memorium of Tonnie.

We will miss Her always...

Thank you all for your nice comments. Needless to say, I am still in shock with this tragedy. She was really a very dear friend who taught me all those movements and art work I am starting to create. The majority of them we build them together. For some mysterious reason we clicked with each other and became great friends. When she had her accident we kept in touch with each other on a daily basis because she was a very stubborn person but at the same time kind and willing to help anybody who would ask her hence each and every set I made so far I owe it to her always available guidance and encouragement to continue working on Infinity projects. We also confided on each other personal health matters at one point after her accident and in terrible pain she totally refused to see a Doctor, and had to threaten her if she does not do so I will stop talking to her, and she went. At times she used to ball me out if I did not answer her back fast enough, or could not understand her instructions. We truly had a strong friendship relationship therefore this is for me a great loss. And talking about Infinity games, we all have to agree she was unbearably a Master in art work in creating games, it was her passion and gave us all over 100 admirable games.
Tonnie, although you are not with us any more, THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU HAVE DONE FOR US.

Lindy

Thank you Lindy for this tribute to Tonnie. I loved her artwork and will miss her marvelous sets. She and I played games on Facebook together, and I still have to clean her house in Petville, which is very hard to do, but I don't want to delete her from my neighbors. I've been looking at her hometown newspaper for an obituary, but still haven't seen one. But I guess it's true, because her farm in Farmville has withered crops. She would have never let that happen. So sad. I'm still in shock.

Lindy,
You did a beautiful set and she would be very proud of her student! I remember when she took you under her wing and we were both amazed with your growing talent.
Stubborn?? Tonnie??? yes, she was and you did have to hit her upside her head sometimes to get her to take care of herself. She ate and breathed Rico set making and did amazing work. I told her she had a rico-chip brain as she remembered peeps scripting like it happened yesterday.
I still think this is just a horrible nightmare and she will jump back into my voice messages again...
You take care and keep cranking out those lovely sets. You did make her proud..
dar

Thank you all for your comments, and yes I don't think I will ever forget this lady. She was so dear to me. Still can not believe this!! She was only 40 years! I almost feel like some of you say that one of these days she is going to pop up with a mail saying "gotcha", but unfortunately this is not going to happen.
Dar, I am happy you remember....we spoke a couple of times after her accident of how stubborn she was in not taking care of herself and even though a heart attack can happen to anybody I believe her constant headaches were a sign of what finally happened. And you are so right, she ate and breathed Rico, her work on it was unmatchable. I am surprised the administrators have not come out with something in her memory, after all she is listed with the names of the creators collaborators.
I know this may sound stupid, but when I was making this set in her memory, I felt she was guiding my hand on the editor, and when I finished I though to myself "how the hell did I make this set so fast?" I could not believe I did it without having to delete anything, I was scripting one over another, and the picture just came up to me out of the blues. Go figure!
Like she always used to say = Cheers.......
Lindy

Well, I don't think it is stupid because I believe they do come around... my Mom is in my kitchen and I smell a whiff of her shalimar perfume.. my son, Adam, and I carry on conversations..he died in 1978.. my father dropped pennies when I was in Florida and messed around with the electricity... I'm waiting for him to drop a dead fish somewhere..lol.... I'm a big believer in having contact with the 'other side' be it crazy or not! And, I know Tonnie's favorite show was Supernatural...so know doubt she could be right there guiding you!
You hang in there, dear friend. I know this is terribly hard for you.
dar

I absolutely believe in the "hereafter". I believe that the younger folks with unfinished lives are more apt to come around more often than others. My grandson died 1+years, ago unexpectedly, and I believe he was here in my bedroom within 2 days of his death. I get faint odors of my Grandmothers 'powder' and know she's looking over me. There's too many facts to mention, but take advantage of it when it happens . It wouldn't be one bit bad if you spoke with her.
marg

An easy set to play. Very colorful.
A wonderful tribute to Tonnie.

Thank you!

Thank you DizzyDee, I really appreciate. Did not want to make a complicated set, just what it came out of my heart.
Lindy

A lovely tribute Lindy, visually pleasing and enjoyable to play as well. It's clear you really poured your heart into this, thanks for sharing.