Dirk B wrote:Hi Alan. I'm very sorry to read about Di's passing. I had similar feelings when I lost my mother to cancer a few years ago. Sad that it eventually happened (it was expected) but also glad she was no longer suffering. I have her picture up around the house (my father's too), so they're never far from my thoughts.
May Di never stray far from yours.
My condolences to you and your family.
Dirk
Thank you, Dirk. You been an amazing friend over the past few years. I appreciate that and your kind words here.
I have several pictures of her I'm having enlarge for framing. There are a couple of little things she had that just hated and I told her I was gonna smash and trash them. But I can't. They way t5oo sentimental now.
I try not to get very sentimental very often, but true love never dies and memories live forever. I have that to hang onto. So far, I'm doing as good as can be expected. We just had this large four-bedroom, three full-bath house built a couple of years. It sure can get lonely with all that room to yourself. The rerally sad paret is, I've lost both my girls this spring. Lucy, our Dachshund, died iin February - and now Diana.
I'll get back to reading and reviewing in a week or so.
Take care. Hope you are well.
Alan