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Tag Archives: grief
Artfully Aware
Love, Loss, and Cello
The Best Excuse
The Abby Show
Repost: Jimmy and Beau: Today’s Post Sponsored by Kleenex®
Such a Cute Age…
Continue reading“The miracle is this: the more we share, the more we have.”
– Leonard Nimoy
Loss and Found
But Not Forgotten
Clair de Lune
Mom & Dad, the day they adopted me
A Beautiful Man
Remembering
Reuters (I think)
I have nothing clever to say today. I’m just thinking about all those who were lost and those who were left. Wishing us all better days.
Much love,
Donna
In case you want more, here are my previous 9/11-related posts.
A small collection of beautiful, sweet, painful stories told by those who lost family members, It Never Gets Easier.
A 9/11 story you’ve probably never heard, All Hands On Deck.
And my personal 9/11 story, It Was a Beautiful Day.
Soulmates
I’m sorry about this. Really I am. Continue reading
30 Years of Sadness
Sheryl Sandberg and Dave Goldberg on their wedding day in 2004
A Valentine to Elderly Mothers
“Why can’t you fly now, mother?”
“Because I am grown up, dearest. When people grow up they forget the way.”
“Why do they forget the way?”
“Because they are no longer gay and innocent and heartless. It is only the gay and innocent and heartless who can fly.”
― “Peter Pan” J.M. Barrie
Jimmy and Beau (Today’s Post Sponsored by Kleenex®):
Today, I’m going to make you cry. Sorry. It’s not me, really. It’s Jimmy Stewart. Continue reading
Requiem for an Unlived Life
Mom had a number of miscarriages in the early sixties before doctors told her she couldn’t have children. Continue reading
Gorgeous Grief
©Kirsty Mitchell
Love, Loss, and Ricky Gervais
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