he died young, yet he doesnt look young on that photo.
i love the way you described the pain you feel, i always have that question in mind on how people died, does it help you to care more for your present connections ?
are you close to your mum ?
it seems our vibration brings events we have a hard time to understand and its also hard to let go or replace the memory with another one.
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On that day, he had driven around seven hours, with a teenager in the passenger seat, and on the rest stops, surrounded by his screaming nephews and nieces. It was a bit of a "his family" road trip. Not sure if he even enjoyed it.
I care immensely, intensely, and fiercely for the people that I have in my life now. I know that men are not usually "clingy", but I will always make it a point to tell a friend that I cherish them, that I adore their company, that I would do anything (within reason) to help them, and I don't keep score of good deeds.
I have a small circle that lets me do that.
On the topic of my relationship with my mother, that is perhaps a post for another day, in another time. She is still around, and give you a vague idea, I got the best Birthday present from her this year, after nearly forty years. She told me that I was smarter than her.
I'd been trying to convince her of that since I was about fourteen.
Thank you for your remarks.