RIP: To remember those lost to us, whether close or at large

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Myword

Quote from: hmaria1609 on March 28, 2024, 12:57:06 PMFormer Senator [url="https://wtop.com/national/2024/03/former-

He was no help at all to Al Gores's campaign in 2000

dismalist

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Quote from: Myword on April 15, 2024, 01:31:43 PM
Quote from: hmaria1609 on March 28, 2024, 12:57:06 PMFormer Senator ="https://wtop.com/national/2024/03/former-

He was no help at all to Al Gores's campaign in 2000

I remember watching the vice-presidential debate between Joe Lieberman and Dick Cheney. How intelligently they spoke, I thought, certainly compared to Bush and Gore.
That's not even wrong!
--Wolfgang Pauli

secundem_artem

Funeral by funeral, the academy advances

poiuy

I don't often post on these fora. I don't know if anyone here even registers when I post. Maybe I am speaking to the void. But the impulse is here. 
My father left us in January 2022.  My mother, in March 2024. They were both very good, cool, people who gave us everything.
It was a rough ride the last few years with each of their health issues, and being a transnational family, though we were so incredibly fortunate that one sibling lived right there.
It's odd how heavy the absence is, of the person, of the routines, of all the vast space in heart and mind.
I think of the parable of the mustard seed and soldier on. I hope their energy is zinging around the universe in ultimate bliss.

Hegemony

I'm so sorry for your loss, Poiuy. I notice you posting, and I'm sending you an internet hug.

ciao_yall

Quote from: poiuy on April 18, 2024, 06:39:32 PMI don't often post on these fora. I don't know if anyone here even registers when I post. Maybe I am speaking to the void. But the impulse is here. 
My father left us in January 2022.  My mother, in March 2024. They were both very good, cool, people who gave us everything.
It was a rough ride the last few years with each of their health issues, and being a transnational family, though we were so incredibly fortunate that one sibling lived right there.
It's odd how heavy the absence is, of the person, of the routines, of all the vast space in heart and mind.
I think of the parable of the mustard seed and soldier on. I hope their energy is zinging around the universe in ultimate bliss.

May their memories be a blessing.

apl68

Quote from: ciao_yall on Today at 06:17:22 AM
Quote from: poiuy on April 18, 2024, 06:39:32 PMI don't often post on these fora. I don't know if anyone here even registers when I post. Maybe I am speaking to the void. But the impulse is here. 
My father left us in January 2022.  My mother, in March 2024. They were both very good, cool, people who gave us everything.
It was a rough ride the last few years with each of their health issues, and being a transnational family, though we were so incredibly fortunate that one sibling lived right there.
It's odd how heavy the absence is, of the person, of the routines, of all the vast space in heart and mind.
I think of the parable of the mustard seed and soldier on. I hope their energy is zinging around the universe in ultimate bliss.

May their memories be a blessing.


It's a great blessing to be able to look back at two good, loving parents.
If in this life only we had hope of Christ, we would be the most pathetic of them all.  But now is Christ raised from the dead, the first of those who slept.  First Christ, then afterward those who belong to Christ when he comes.

little bongo

Quote from: apl68 on Today at 07:16:25 AM
Quote from: ciao_yall on Today at 06:17:22 AM
Quote from: poiuy on April 18, 2024, 06:39:32 PMI don't often post on these fora. I don't know if anyone here even registers when I post. Maybe I am speaking to the void. But the impulse is here. 
My father left us in January 2022.  My mother, in March 2024. They were both very good, cool, people who gave us everything.
It was a rough ride the last few years with each of their health issues, and being a transnational family, though we were so incredibly fortunate that one sibling lived right there.
It's odd how heavy the absence is, of the person, of the routines, of all the vast space in heart and mind.
I think of the parable of the mustard seed and soldier on. I hope their energy is zinging around the universe in ultimate bliss.

May their memories be a blessing.


It's a great blessing to be able to look back at two good, loving parents.

+1

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Quote from: little bongo on Today at 07:28:57 AM
Quote from: apl68 on Today at 07:16:25 AM
Quote from: ciao_yall on Today at 06:17:22 AM
Quote from: poiuy on April 18, 2024, 06:39:32 PMI don't often post on these fora. I don't know if anyone here even registers when I post. Maybe I am speaking to the void. But the impulse is here. 
My father left us in January 2022.  My mother, in March 2024. They were both very good, cool, people who gave us everything.
It was a rough ride the last few years with each of their health issues, and being a transnational family, though we were so incredibly fortunate that one sibling lived right there.
It's odd how heavy the absence is, of the person, of the routines, of all the vast space in heart and mind.
I think of the parable of the mustard seed and soldier on. I hope their energy is zinging around the universe in ultimate bliss.

May their memories be a blessing.


It's a great blessing to be able to look back at two good, loving parents.

+1

Amen.  So sorry for your loss of such wonderful people.

clean

Give yourself time to grieve. It is not a standard unit of time, and in my experience, even when you think you are better something will happen that catches you off guard and you are hit by a wave of grief. 
as others have said I hope that the happy memories come quickly when those waves appear. 
"The Emperor is not as forgiving as I am"  Darth Vader