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Re: My Beloved Wife
DIR By: AJ
Date: February 20, 2020, 9:48 pm
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....They brought her home to me today.
I put her on her nightstand in our bedroom.
There she will remain until I can get to Smokies to set her free
as she asked. [emoji22]
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Re: My Beloved Wife
DIR By: AJ
Date: February 29, 2020, 8:32 pm
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Over the last two weekends, I’ve been going through a agonizing
process of going through a lifetimes of photographs, trying to
pick out the best photos of her for the memorial service. It’s
been draining. I haven’t even started going through the digital
photos yet. Much less the reels of video. Long way to go.
Now I’m watching the late Bob Ross paint, and it’s really
soothing to some reason.
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Re: My Beloved Wife
DIR By: dinkleburg
Date: March 2, 2020, 8:04 am
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I feel for you, Jim.
When Papa D died, we had three days to go through a mountain of
old photo albums looking for pics for a slideshow.
It was bittersweet at best, and it was very painful at times.
Bob Ross is the ultimate in relaxation material, though.
Good choice!
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Re: My Beloved Wife
DIR By: guest13
Date: March 2, 2020, 8:20 am
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--- Quote from: AJ link ---
>
> Over the last two weekends, I’ve been going through a
agonizing process of going through a lifetimes of photographs,
trying to pick out the best photos of her for the memorial
service. It’s been draining. I haven’t even started going
through the digital photos yet. Much less the reels of video.
Long way to go.
> Now I’m watching the late Bob Ross paint, and it’s really
soothing to some reason.
>
--- End Quote ---
All I can do is compare this to what I would do if I lost Cinny.
I can't imagine.
All my best, brudda.
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Re: My Beloved Wife
DIR By: AJ
Date: March 7, 2020, 10:15 am
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It’s been a month today. There is still so much to do but I just
don’t want to do any of it. I get all the everyday things done
without issues. It’s the things related to her memorial that
just fill me with dread. I have to get motivatedo do these
things. I slept till 9:30 today and I never sleep that late.
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Re: My Beloved Wife
DIR By: AJ
Date: October 11, 2020, 3:09 pm
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I’ve been finishing up the final details for Kathy’s memorial
over the last several weeks. Think I’m ready for it next
Saturday.
Closure. For me, the Lad and all who loved her. Picking out the
music for the service and the slide show I created proved to be
more difficult than I imagined. No doleful hymns or classical
music involved.
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Re: My Beloved Wife
DIR By: dinkleburg
Date: October 11, 2020, 5:32 pm
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--- Quote from: AJ link ---
>
> I’ve been finishing up the final details for Kathy’s memorial
over the last several weeks. Think I’m ready for it next
Saturday.
> Closure. For me, the Lad and all who loved her. Picking out
the music for the service and the slide show I created proved to
be more difficult than I imagined. No doleful hymns or classical
music involved.
>
--- End Quote ---
When we were picking out photos for Papa D's funeral, it was a
bittersweet experience. Lot's of smiles at different memories a
picture would bring, but also the occasional tear.
I'm thinking good thoughts for you, brother.
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Re: My Beloved Wife
DIR By: AJ
Date: October 11, 2020, 6:58 pm
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--- Quote from: dinkleburg link ---
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> [quote author=AJ link=topic=544.msg5957#msg5957
date=1602446979]
> I’ve been finishing up the final details for Kathy’s memorial
over the last several weeks. Think I’m ready for it next
Saturday.
> Closure. For me, the Lad and all who loved her. Picking out
the music for the service and the slide show I created proved to
be more difficult than I imagined. No doleful hymns or classical
music involved.
>
--- End Quote ---
When we were picking out photos for Papa D's funeral, it was a
bittersweet experience. Lot's of smiles at different memories a
picture would bring, but also the occasional tear.
I'm thinking good thoughts for you, brother.
[/quote]
Thanks Dan. I could use some mojo.
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Re: My Beloved Wife
DIR By: guest13
Date: October 12, 2020, 4:55 am
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That's got to be a very emotional endeavor. You got my best
wishes, brudda, mojo sent.
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Re: My Beloved Wife
DIR By: AJ
Date: October 12, 2020, 10:07 am
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--- Quote from: Danocoustic link ---
>
> That's got to be a very emotional endeavor. You got my best
wishes, brudda, mojo sent.
>
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Thanks bro. Gonna be a long week for me.
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