I dunno where to put this thread, but...
On September 14 of this year... I lost my mom...she was only 60.
I miss her, and she was the one who got me hooked with classic and obscure cartoons. She really loved the classic cartoons that she grew-up with.
Rest in Peace.
Sincerely...
MrC
My condolences to you, Mr. C. :(
I'm sorry to hear that. My condolences.
Ooh, losing a mother early in life is super hard. Hang in there.
Losing a mother is always a whammy of reality. However, she has the accomplishment of raising a fine son. Keep that focus, and know that you have friends nearby.
oneuglybunny said:Losing a mother is always a whammy of reality. However, she has the accomplishment of raising a fine son. Keep that focus, and know that you have friends nearby.
Thanks...
...my mom's memorial service had 240+ people at the service. She did touch many people. One quote that I want used when my time comes is...
"No man is a failure who has friends". Though it was a quote by Samuel "Mark Twain" Clements...it was used in one of my favorite films... It's a Wonderful Life.
Hoping you are well during this very sad time.
mreiof said:Hoping you are well during this very sad time.
I know I am and so is my sister. But my father...it won't be easy since he's a widower now...
Thanks for all your condolences here.
Well...
This Thursday will be the first anniversary of my mom's death. It was a tough year and it seemed that my family including me didn't want to do anything this Labor Day Weekend.
It seems that I'll never be the same...
You may never be the same, but you'll hang in there. This is coming from someone else who also lost their mom too early in life.
Agreed. I'm not really the same either. The holidays/ birthdays are weird and very different. That's the thing. Things are different now.
I was with my dad yesterday and I was the one trying to move on.
But what would be better...me living near him or me living with him? I'm torn between both...