
{written Friday the 11th, scheduled post}
Today marks the second year since my dear brother died. I know, I know... you didn't come here to read something sad or depressing...but hey, c 'est la vie {that's life}- isn't it? While we all want life to be full of smiles and glorious happy moments, sometimes there are those incredible painful ones that rip your heart out and although your heart does heal over time, it never becomes whole again.
I've had this impending sadness all week, despite my excitement for my Paris trip. I knew it was coming, I tried to ignore it. But it was inevitable.
I actually cannot believe it has been two years, the full force of that fact hit me last night while standing in the shower and I just stood and let the water rush over me and sobbed for a good solid 5 minutes..
I like to use this time to remember him, his smile, his laugh, the little twinkle in his eye he got when he was up to some joke.
To think about the impact he had on my life.
I think about my dear niece who has spent two years of her little life without her daddy and my sister in law who had to deal with what would of been their 20th wedding anniversary just a few days ago....my heart aches for them.
I miss him so much.
Thank you for reading...

5 comments:
Hey bon,
I'm glad you've given yourself time to let it all out. I've been thinking of you too today my friend. Xx
You are so right...death is part of life and it cannot be avoided. No one can tell you what it is like to loose and MISS a loved one because it is different for all of us. Can't say that it gets better or that you get used to it...hate it when people say that to me about my Dad's death! It just is and you make your own peace with it and not one ever said peace was easy. Sending you a big hug and warm heart to hold you tight. Love always, Roberta
Hi Bonnie,
I'm sorry for your loss. Time is a weird thing. In a way it does help ease the pain, but in another way, the years make you feel sort of guilty. Does that make sense? It's been 6 years since my best friend, my mom, died. I still cry (a lot), but time eases it a bit. Sounds like you've got a great family to talk to.
Take advantage of that.
Big hugs,
Angela
Thinking if you.
To live in hearts we leave behind
Is not to die.
~Thomas Campbell, Hallowed Ground
It was a sad day,I have photos of Rob next to my PC, happy ones that make me smile and thinking about the happy times made the day more bearable
Hugs and lots of love xxx
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