Music, Memories, Reunions

[sandmansister]

It's been too long between substantial posts. Work, faire, life... they all conspire. But until I find brain space to update, I have a story to tell

Comments

[skye_blue]

such is life full of amazing stories and people..... you always seem to have a blast..well at least via ur posts..lol..good to "see" you again. leaving tomorrow afternoon for DE... closest to tx i have ever been..to bad tx wasn't closer to DE than it really is..anyho..:}

[starwyse]

There was nothing 'lame' about this story. Complex in it's emotions, rich in connections, touching even to one who doesn't know the players :)

*loves the Amy*

NO FAIR

[wyckedgood]

Making me cry at work.

[txreisende]

I can't imagine a better memorial than to be remembered so intensely, so lovingly, by such a great group of people. *hug*

[kyryn]

No lame words here. All I see are the vibrant emotions and incredible love that a group of friends have for someone they lost. I never heard A Song for the Journey before today, but I sat there at work with the tears rolling down my face and memories of seeing Jimmy 20 years ago at Scarborough. I never knew him as more than a passing acquaintance, but he always struck me as one who burned with living. What a wonderful, wonderful way to remember him.