![]() Is her apron in her hands and slippers on a mat…. Yes in that old porch chair where your great Nan once sat Sorrow fills your heart when you think of your great NanĪnd you still look at that chair and still smile if you canīut all’s not lost and you don’t waste your timeĬause you still see her face smiling so you feel fine Glancing at that empty chair each and every day Thoughts are such now that great Nan has passed away You'd remember when she'd laugh and smile at youĪnd she'd return the honor and loved everything you do Her apron in her hand and slippers on a mat I hope you are ok.Īn old porch chair where your great nan once sat Writing is my choice and I've got below a poem I've re-written just for you. Time is the best healer for grief but also you can channel some grief by things like- planting a rose bush or garden in their honour. She would like you to be a mirror image of her- to one day be proud of your kids, grandkids and great grandkids. Remember: how would she want you to live your life? I bet she'd want you to not grieve too much, to grieve then pick yourself up and get on with life. Better to have no expectations of them and acquaintances. Work colleagues aren't friends and yes, they dont care as it's now a selfish world where basic compassion is avoided. ![]() Perhaps in his family of origin, he wasn’t allowed to. As your husband is doing his work in counseling, he is beginning to feel emotions that he’s never allowed himself to feel before. What he does or doesn’t do, has an impact on you too. ![]() As for workmates, I've had 90 jobs and 15 professions in my busy working life and ended up with 2 friends out of all of them. Answer: First, I hope you are taking good care of you as your husband is doing his work.
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