Death in my every day life doesn’t exist. Sure, I’ve had someone in my life die once a decade or so. Lately, though, the deaths are coming faster and are becoming more common. So much so that I’m actually getting used to saying “good bye” and “rest in peace”. ...
I was in the Air Force back in 1984. There wasn’t much in the way of material things that I could fit into my dormitory room, but I DID manage to squeeze in a record player. Vinyl records were the main source of listening to music on your own terms. It was either the vinyl, […]
As one gets older, one gets used to putting memories into the Death Jar. Loved ones are usually first to pass away from our lives. You know…grandmothers, grandfathers, the occasional uncle, a cousin here or there, a dog that was old before you even started to walk. Sure, it hurts...
As you age, you learn that one of these days your parents aren’t going to be alive any more. It’s inevitable. You’re supposed to outlive them, love them the best you can (you know…since they raised you and all), comfort them as they get older, and then hold their hand as they...
