starrzone
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My Grammie passed away in May, a week before Mother's Day. She was very much the matriarch of my Dad's side of the family; she is the oldest of 7 children and is only 1 of 2 of them still alive. My father has 4 brothers, and our family gatherings were always boisterous, busy and full of laughter. My Grammie did NOT have an easy life (financially and otherwise), and we were all so glad to be able to spoil her during the holidays.
It's going to be so very different this year without her. A lot of us used to go over to her farmhouse on Christmas Day, and it's very sad to me to think of her living room sitting cold and empty this year, devoid of a tree, decorations and laughter. I know that she was sick and that her time on earth was up, but it doesn't really make it any easier.
Thanks for listening. It made me feel better just to type that all out...
It's going to be so very different this year without her. A lot of us used to go over to her farmhouse on Christmas Day, and it's very sad to me to think of her living room sitting cold and empty this year, devoid of a tree, decorations and laughter. I know that she was sick and that her time on earth was up, but it doesn't really make it any easier.
