I am feeling heartbroken...
Well, with all the things going on in my life I just let the story bounce around in my head and it never came out. My 8 week old son Jamieson has been 3 times more demanding than I ever imagined... and I imagined he would be pretty darned demanding. I discussed the story with some people and was pleased to find that they had had the same types of experiences with Grandma Rose, clearly she touched many peoples lives in a very positive way.
So I don't feel like I got a chance to say the things that would really explain how much she meant to me. All I said when I got to talk to her on the phone was: "You have inspired me and I have always wanted to be more like you" and "I love you very much." I don't know, in hindsight it seems not to express all the things I wanted her to know...
So it saddens me a great deal that Rose didn't get a chance to hear the story before she passed away and now I feel like there is less of a point in writing it, but I feel like I should still do it, so I intend to try soon.
The written word and I are not really friends, we don't get along at all really so composing text is a chore that I literally despise... But these days, thats the only way to get your thoughts out and hope to be heard it seems.
It's not like people listen to song lyrics.
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You taught me the importance of really LISTENING to song lyrics. I admit that before I knew you I didn't always. Now I do and my life is richer for it. Thank you.
Was this the trip to Kansas City?
Yes, I am interested that you know exactly what trip I mean... We should discuss. My memory is very poor and I am looking for details I may have forgotten.
: )
I have pictures somewhere but I am sure I won't be able to find them before we have to leave.
Personally, I've always listened to the lyrics. I've thought that they are the most important part of a song - the part that pulls it all together.
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