I have had trouble maintaining steady footing on the earth since she passed away. When my grandaddy died two Januaries ago, I still had half of the unit that has been my strongest support since day one -- May 5, 1982. I could still go and see her with him there in the room, albeit hanging from a nail, in a frame, rather than sitting in his chair
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One of the greatest things to come out of the loss of my grandmother was a recounting of all the memories i had of her since i was a little kid. i still cherish them and can only be thankful that she was, simply put, herself.
grandmothers are the best. :o)
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One of the favorite books I own was given to me from your mom that your Nannie used when she was in college. It's an old Theatre History book. I actually read it often. I like looking at the weathered pages. I like seeing your grandmother's carefully pencilled-in annotations and notes.
I know how hard you took it when your Grandfather died, and I'm sorry that you have to relive not only that experience, but a fresher one as well.
She was a beautiful sweet lady, who the first time I met her, wanted me to fix her tape player so she could listen to Irish Drinking songs...pretending she knews the words and mouthing along. That's a happy thing.
You're a very good, strong Nora by the way. And whatever you choose to do or wherever you go, I know you'll be fine. Please take care and again, I'm sorry to hear this news.
*hug*
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