Ever find something that just stops your cold in your tracks?
I was cleaning out a drawer and found some old cards from my grandma. As the tears welled up in my eyes, I found about six more just like these. She always sent me cards when I was in college, at camp, for birthdays, etc. I saved a lot of them, thank God!
Her handwriting was so unique, so perfect. These were AFTER her stroke! It was much more clean and straight beforehand.
I've seen some tattoos on pinterest, where people used notes and letters written by loved ones and turned them into amazing, one of a kind, tattoos.
I've thought about that with the "We love you, Ma and Dadad." That would be amazing.
A dog and his girl, some crafts, cooking, and a whole lot of nonsense...
Showing posts with label Ma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ma. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
One year later.
It's amazing how one year, 365 days, can feel like such a short time, and an eternity at the same time.
My grandmother, My Ma, died one year ago today. Some days it feels like it was a million years ago. I can't even remember...or maybe I CHOOSE not to remember the stinging feeling in the back of my throat that lingered for days, weeks, after she passed. Other days I feel like it was yesterday that it was before her stroke and she could still french braid my hair, make an entire Thanksgiving meal for 20, and rattle off all of her credit card numbers from memory (no really...she could, it was amazing! I've never met anyone who did that!)
I love you, Ma. I miss you every day. I know that you don't hurt anymore, and that your memories are back, and that you are resting peacefully, and for that I am so thankful.
My grandmother, My Ma, died one year ago today. Some days it feels like it was a million years ago. I can't even remember...or maybe I CHOOSE not to remember the stinging feeling in the back of my throat that lingered for days, weeks, after she passed. Other days I feel like it was yesterday that it was before her stroke and she could still french braid my hair, make an entire Thanksgiving meal for 20, and rattle off all of her credit card numbers from memory (no really...she could, it was amazing! I've never met anyone who did that!)
I love you, Ma. I miss you every day. I know that you don't hurt anymore, and that your memories are back, and that you are resting peacefully, and for that I am so thankful.
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