Hi, Mom. I really hope you’re listening somewhere. Dic seems to think we’re going to split a million dollars. You know Dic. We still haven’t taken your ashes to the beach, but you would know that. I’m not sure what we’re going to do for Christmas. Maybe then. I’m pretty sure David and [redacted] will […]
Hi, Mom. I drove to Daytona today for your birthday. Dic and I each drank a shot of Amaretto in your honor. Life is so different without you here. I truly miss your hugs, and, most of all, your smile. By the way, the Red Sox were the best team in baseball all year, and […]
Hi, Mom, I’m really missing you tonight. I’m in the Holiday Inn we stayed in when you came to my graduation. I’m here for a stupid conference. I hate them. I have to kennel Mocha and leave the cats, and I never get anything out of them. I was talking to a bank teller today. […]
Hi, again, Mom. Things are strange. I may get a lot of money because you died. it doesn’t seem right. I really miss your hugs, and I feel lost and more alone than ever. I went to Cedar Key today with my friend, Donna. It was okay, but it was drizzling some of the time, […]
Mom, I don’t know what to do about your cell phone. I wish we had more samples of your voice or more videos. Seven o’clock every night is still hard. And your birthday is coming up. I went to Maui for David’s wedding. Jen and I shared a condo and spent a lot of time […]