Ode To A Life

[johnmill79]

I wonder if people still experience their grandparents the way we did as children. Just thinking the word “grandma” brings to mind the sweet scent of peaches on a hot summer’s day. The loud rattling of a largely ineffectual window unit air conditioner. Those days of lying on the floor, feeling stuffed and happy and trying to stay quiet while she

Comments

[norda]

I'm sorry to read this, dear sir.

All four of my grandparents have been gone for at least a decade or more, but my memories are still "kid" memories.

[ravengirl]

It's amazing that both your grandparents were blind. As you say, it was even more challenging and misunderstood then.

This is a lovely tribute, sweetie. I'm sending you good thoughts for a certain kind of peace of your own as you go through the grieving process.
Much love.

[summer_dolphin]

Your Grandma sounds wonderful, ALMOST as wonderful as my Granny. I lost my Granny two years ago in January, and it still hurts sometimes. I know you miss her even though she is in a better place; her being there doesn't stop you from missing her. Take care.

[imafarmgirl]

I am sorry for your loss. What a beautiful tribute you wrote for her.

[creature_girl08]

The memories of your grandmother are beautiful and dear. Hugs to you during this time of loss. I am sure you will do your grandparents proud.