When a loved one dies and leaves us behind, there is a lot to do, which can make one too busy to write. This is very short because I just finished a long-for-me post about the remembrances for my mom. There is a lot to do today, so I will leave it at that.
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Times heals and hope refreshes as we know we again will see our loved ones.
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Thank you, Anita. Hope is important to keep in mind and heart.
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I understand. Take time for you.
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Trying to carve out some meaningful time, although life is complicated in a lot of ways. I need to get my act together to get ready for a long-planned trip to sing in Slovenia next month. I’m lucky that I’ve sung both pieces we are doing before, as my preparation time has been pretty limited.
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I hope you will enjoy the singing. It sure does help me.
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Singing is wonderful, although I’m a bit concerned about keeping my act together singing a requiem. My spouse will be traveling with us, which should help. My college roommate is going to be there, too; in a twist of fate, she also lost her mother a few days before I lost mine. I’m anxious to give her a hug.
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Clearly, this trip is meant to be. I’m glad you have such a friend and husband.
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❤
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