Today I get to scratch something off my "To Do" list which has been haunting me for over two months. I've sent a lot of thank you notes to the people who expressed their sympathies on the death of my mother just before Thanksgiving, but I could not bring myself to write to the nurses and aides at the nursing home where she spent her last two years. Today I not only wrote the notes, I delivered them in person at lunchtime with a plant which had a "Thank You" balloon attached. Yes, I cried, and so did some of them. Yes, Super Snoop still drives me insane and always will. But I feel so much better. There are still half a dozen notes to write, but none of them is as emotionally dangerous as these were. I'll finish them before bringing dinner to my mother-in-law tonight, and then I shall put the funeral home's white bag into the attic, with cards, and spiritual bouquets and obituaries and get on with the business of healing.
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AuthorThe author, a voice over actor who became a mother for the first time at age 40 and has been winging it ever since, attempts to share her views on the world, mostly to help her figure it out for herself. What the heck? It's cheaper than therapy. Archives
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