My heart breaks for the family loss of toddler
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Comments (14)Just be there and listen between the lines. We have had two deaths in the last month at dd's school. Her first experience with loosing a friend happened when she was in the 6th grade. It really affected her. And just recently a close friend of her boyfriend was killed on a crochrocket. Head on into a car. She went to the funeral with alot of other kids. He had graduated last year.. He had told his parents if anything ever happened he wanted to be buried in his baseball uniform with all his buddies carring the casket. Alot of kids were there. it was dd's first funeral .. it totally tore her up to see his body lying there...and his mom was hysterical. She says life is short, you should always make time for your friends... and tell the people you love...that you do. She gave alot of her friends a hard time about not being there for each other... And no way should they try to make it though life without God. She is doing better itjust takes time....See MoreMy Heart is Breaking
Comments (27)The memorial Service was Sunday. Two of the kids are still here but tomorrow Mike has to get back to Tacoma and Nancy back to Lebanon TN. The house has a different rhythm now. Thank you all for the loving words and support. You have touched my heart as only you could do. I was greeting people at the funeral, when all of a sudden out of the corner of my eye I saw some sunflowers appear. I took a closer look and a little pink flamingo appeared in the center of one of the flowers. I looked up and there was my sweet friend from the GP Wanda (redhead). I can't begin to tell you the absolute joy I felt to have her there by my side. To have that love and support. When she came back to the house we were able to catch up a little before she had to go. What a treasure these special friendships are here on the GP. I will love and hold you in my heart forever. saw...See MoreMy heart is breaking . . .
Comments (32)Patti, I am deeply sorry to hear about the passing of Dickens. I truly understand what you are going through, having lost many cats and dogs in my life, some of whom I shared long happy long lives with as you and your Dickens surely did. They warm our laps and it warms our hearts. They sense our emotions and console our souls at times when no one else can. They are as little children, needing our love and care, and we love them as just that. Bless you for being a loving, caring person who has room in her life for a dear furry friend. ~ Annie p.s. - my daughter calls me "Mumsie" too. :)...See MoreMy HeartBreak
Comments (35)I did a lot of trimming and ruminating today. As I was trimming deadened leaves and picking up dropped tomatoes my neighbor came across the swale between our homes and was asking why I bothered so much. He's seen me go through barely walking, 2 hip surgeries and Dennis's issues. He asked what got me out every day to plant, water, trim, deal with life and personal issues then throw it all on the trash heap when nature took a turn. It really made me think, no, not think I spontaneously said to him in a corney kinda way "Cause it's what I do. I love to grow and if it dies I grow it again..." wow, now I really make sense. It's what we DO people. We love it, sometimes we hate it, but mostly WE REALLY LOVE IT! Gardening, no matter what form, large or small, is in our blood. That's why we come here. To brag or cry, to share excitement and promise. It's what we do!! (I now hear Sachmo breaking out in.." I see trees of green, and skys of blue..." it IS a wonderful world, my friends....See More- 7 years ago
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