Tag Archives: grave
RIP Winnie
Today, I had my second difficult, heart wrenching decision of the year. Winnie went downhill last night. She started crying and couldn’t walk straight. She was scared. I was terrified she wouldn’t make it through the night and didn’t want … Continue reading
Posted in Cats, Leaky Creek, Life after John's Death, Nathaniel, Pre-stage IV
Tagged buried, Dr. Foster, dug grave, euthanize, grave, John, Kari, Kit Kat, Stray Gray, Toby, true friend, vet, Winnie
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One year ago today…
One year ago today at this time, I was a wife. Before evening, I was a widow. A lot of reflecting, soul searching, memories, and tears have taken place over the last few weeks. Yesterday, thinking about the circle of … Continue reading
Posted in Life after John's Death, Nathaniel
Tagged circle of life, flowers, grave, John, memories, Nathaniel, peace, reflecting, soul searching, tears, widow, wife
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Took a flower
Today, I took a flower to John’s grave… or at least roughly where I think John’s grave is. The snow is so deep you can’t see his (temporary) marker and a sheet of ice prevented me from digging around too … Continue reading
Posted in Life after John's Death
Tagged Brookview, Brookview Cemetery, cemetery, flower, grave, John
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Christmas Eve
What does Christmas Eve mean to most… time with family, awaiting Santa’s arrival, attending holiday Church services? Fun. Excitement. Magic. Love. Joy. That’s what Christmas Eve is supposed to be, right? This Christmas I feel like I’m just going through … Continue reading
Spreading seeds
Today, I took Nathaniel to Toddler Time at the library. The library programs for the kids are nothing short of AWESOME!! In Nathaniel’s case it also gives him a good opportunity to interact with other kids his age. In addition, … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Friends, Leaky Creek, Life after John's Death, Nathaniel
Tagged cancer, cecil county public library, cemetery, cold, grave, John, library, Nathaniel, ride, seeds, spreading seeds, Toddler Time
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Rainbows & Mourning Doves 