This is kind of a hard time of year sometimes, because it's close to the end of the school year, and if she were still alive, my sister would be finishing... would it be second grade? Where have the years gone?
But today I simply am thoughtful, because I miss her, and my Grandpa, but I simply have not as much sorrow as daydreaming. (My Grandpa was whose headstone was scratched). Maybe it's because even though it hurts, I might be able to see her again? Or maybe I'm simply not as sorrowful? Maybe for right now I'm peaceful knowing that I can't change the past? I don't know why I'm peaceful at the moment, but I do know that I miss them, and always will, continuing to dream of the past, and remembering that I once had joy with them, and will treasure the times we had together, no matter how small. Perhaps that is my way of dealing with grief and pain?
Well, if you remember from last year, when I was in the councilor's office so much at the beginning of the year, he passed during those two years of no school from cancer. He was so stubborn, still trying to get onto the roof and do yard work. He knew how to make people laugh, right until the end, even joking about my aquamarine hair (because I dyed my hair right before we found out about his cancer). That's also why I despise when people joke around about cancer, because it's one thing no one can stop, and I've lost him, my other grandpa, one of my great aunts (I think) from it.
If you don't mind me asking, How did you sister and grandfather pass? I know the pain of losing someone you love, and how hard it is to cope. But just know you can always talk to me and I know I can always talk to you. I hope you are able to keep that peace, people are cruel in this world and won't stop for anyone
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