Saturday, September 20, 2014

Just something nice


 Thought the place could use a little sprucing up.

Pictures of Mama MB.

Missing her like crazy always, but today and tonight something serious.



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  1. My mother died suddenly in July at the age of 84. I don't know which would be easier...or harder, I guess I should say. Sometimes I miss her so much, I can't breathe. I had so many questions I still wanted to ask her, so I've been talking my dad's ear off with questions!

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    1. I come up with something new I want to ask her, EVERY SINGLE DAY. And I can't! It really hurts and bless my Dad, I love him to death, but he just doesn't have the answers. It seriously makes like unfair!

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  2. Sorry to hear you're missing your mom today. But feel free to borrow my mother anytime. No rush returning her.

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    1. Awwww. Thanks Stephen, I read your stories about Mom. I know she's awesome too!

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  3. Even though it's been 31 years, I still miss my mom something fierce. While that may sound depressing (i.e., the hurt lasts forever), I prefer to think that means she's always in my heart. And that makes me feel good.
    Although I know that, were she still alive, she would ask me, "And you thought that sitting on a toilet on the curb was a GOOD idea? What the hell is wrong with you?"
    :-)

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    1. AWe that's not depressing, I agree. I think it means they're still there. I expect to miss her for the rest of my life. It's just what it is. Unless of course I forget who I am or something... Where am I again?

      haha.. You're Mom sounds awesome!!

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  4. I am almost as old now as my Mom was when she passed. Would I take her back? Sure. But time has moved on. I would have a lot of learning to do about her now that I am of an age to understand, and she'd sure have a few things to learn about me. I like us the way we were.

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    1. I wish I had more time with her. If only I'd known... If only right? She knew, and she didn't want to be treated differently. I wish she'd told me, I wouldn't have treated her different, but I'd never left her side .... EVER.

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  5. I am sorry for your loss. Sucks, really does.

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