Haiku Moments

Oh, boedicca, you are so brave. I have boxes of my husband's things I haven't touched in nearly 3 years. I haven't even been in his office for months. Those pangs of missing loved ones are no stranger here. A group hug to you: :huddle: May your memories improve you, and your courage sustain you.


Thank you friendo. We're putting their house on the market soon, so no real option not to handle some of this now. It's very touching but excruciating. I don't know if it is helping or hurting my grieving process...but I'm inclined to hope that it is helping by bringing a lot of feelings to the surface.
You have a fine mind in pragmatic matters, boedicca. Trust yourself, closure is a good thing, and you don't get it by leaving it till you get over the loss. That just extends it, trust me, and that said, I'm inspired to get back to the business office and try not to cry anymore. Thanks for being that inspiration to set a goal.
life is made better
when you see friends do things right
it makes the heart glad​


Thank you - and hugs my dear one.
 
little bits of then
creating new spaces now
and still here abound
 
Oh, boedicca, you are so brave. I have boxes of my husband's things I haven't touched in nearly 3 years. I haven't even been in his office for months. Those pangs of missing loved ones are no stranger here. A group hug to you: :huddle: May your memories improve you, and your courage sustain you.


Thank you friendo. We're putting their house on the market soon, so no real option not to handle some of this now. It's very touching but excruciating. I don't know if it is helping or hurting my grieving process...but I'm inclined to hope that it is helping by bringing a lot of feelings to the surface.
You have a fine mind in pragmatic matters, boedicca. Trust yourself, closure is a good thing, and you don't get it by leaving it till you get over the loss. That just extends it, trust me, and that said, I'm inspired to get back to the business office and try not to cry anymore. Thanks for being that inspiration to set a goal.
life is made better
when you see friends do things right
it makes the heart glad​

Sorting their stuff out is one of the most heartbreaking things.

The sight of his bedroom slippers set me off.

Now how do I arrange that into Haiku?
 
Oh, boedicca, you are so brave. I have boxes of my husband's things I haven't touched in nearly 3 years. I haven't even been in his office for months. Those pangs of missing loved ones are no stranger here. A group hug to you: :huddle: May your memories improve you, and your courage sustain you.


Thank you friendo. We're putting their house on the market soon, so no real option not to handle some of this now. It's very touching but excruciating. I don't know if it is helping or hurting my grieving process...but I'm inclined to hope that it is helping by bringing a lot of feelings to the surface.
You have a fine mind in pragmatic matters, boedicca. Trust yourself, closure is a good thing, and you don't get it by leaving it till you get over the loss. That just extends it, trust me, and that said, I'm inspired to get back to the business office and try not to cry anymore. Thanks for being that inspiration to set a goal.
life is made better
when you see friends do things right
it makes the heart glad​

Sorting their stuff out is one of the most heartbreaking things.

The sight of his bedroom slippers set me off.

Now how do I arrange that into Haiku?

That one hit me too:

The bedroom slippers
Now sit empty forever
I miss you dear dad
 
deep night drapes decline
photosynthesis inhales
a fresh spring morning
 
Oh, boedicca, you are so brave. I have boxes of my husband's things I haven't touched in nearly 3 years. I haven't even been in his office for months. Those pangs of missing loved ones are no stranger here. A group hug to you: :huddle: May your memories improve you, and your courage sustain you.


Thank you friendo. We're putting their house on the market soon, so no real option not to handle some of this now. It's very touching but excruciating. I don't know if it is helping or hurting my grieving process...but I'm inclined to hope that it is helping by bringing a lot of feelings to the surface.
You have a fine mind in pragmatic matters, boedicca. Trust yourself, closure is a good thing, and you don't get it by leaving it till you get over the loss. That just extends it, trust me, and that said, I'm inspired to get back to the business office and try not to cry anymore. Thanks for being that inspiration to set a goal.
life is made better
when you see friends do things right
it makes the heart glad​

Sorting their stuff out is one of the most heartbreaking things.

The sight of his bedroom slippers set me off.

Now how do I arrange that into Haiku?
Nervously trying to slip into Mindful's world, prolly failing...but here goes that shot in the dark:

holding close slippers
worn for his evening respite
brightens fond mem'ries


 
Oh, boedicca, you are so brave. I have boxes of my husband's things I haven't touched in nearly 3 years. I haven't even been in his office for months. Those pangs of missing loved ones are no stranger here. A group hug to you: :huddle: May your memories improve you, and your courage sustain you.


Thank you friendo. We're putting their house on the market soon, so no real option not to handle some of this now. It's very touching but excruciating. I don't know if it is helping or hurting my grieving process...but I'm inclined to hope that it is helping by bringing a lot of feelings to the surface.
You have a fine mind in pragmatic matters, boedicca. Trust yourself, closure is a good thing, and you don't get it by leaving it till you get over the loss. That just extends it, trust me, and that said, I'm inspired to get back to the business office and try not to cry anymore. Thanks for being that inspiration to set a goal.
life is made better
when you see friends do things right
it makes the heart glad​

Sorting their stuff out is one of the most heartbreaking things.

The sight of his bedroom slippers set me off.

Now how do I arrange that into Haiku?

That one hit me too:

The bedroom slippers
Now sit empty forever
I miss you dear dad
Totally beautiful, sweet sister. Your effort approaches the heart and soothes. :thanks:
 
Oh, boedicca, you are so brave. I have boxes of my husband's things I haven't touched in nearly 3 years. I haven't even been in his office for months. Those pangs of missing loved ones are no stranger here. A group hug to you: :huddle: May your memories improve you, and your courage sustain you.


Thank you friendo. We're putting their house on the market soon, so no real option not to handle some of this now. It's very touching but excruciating. I don't know if it is helping or hurting my grieving process...but I'm inclined to hope that it is helping by bringing a lot of feelings to the surface.
You have a fine mind in pragmatic matters, boedicca. Trust yourself, closure is a good thing, and you don't get it by leaving it till you get over the loss. That just extends it, trust me, and that said, I'm inspired to get back to the business office and try not to cry anymore. Thanks for being that inspiration to set a goal.
life is made better
when you see friends do things right
it makes the heart glad​

Sorting their stuff out is one of the most heartbreaking things.

The sight of his bedroom slippers set me off.

Now how do I arrange that into Haiku?

That one hit me too:

The bedroom slippers
Now sit empty forever
I miss you dear dad
Totally beautiful, sweet sister. Your effort approaches the heart and soothes. :thanks:


Thank you, sweetheart!
 
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