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Let’s send our thoughts and prayers to March, who just lost her grandmother.
March, she sounded like a real gem of a person. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree! I’m so sorry for your loss. I’m glad you have happy memories to sooth your heart.
Love, JulieMarch,
So sorry – Grandmothers are really special. Nobody quiet like em. You are in my thoughts and prayers.I am so sorry for the loss of your grandmother, March. Keeping you and your family in my thoughts and prayers. xoxo
Hey, just got back from lunch and saw this post. Thanks, All. My grandmother has been gone, really, for the past couple of years. My poor mother did such a great job of caring for her and now can get her own life back. I’m not grieving–just taking this time to remember Doris the Funkosaurus, as we called her, for her adventurous spirit (She learned to ride a bike when she was 50, which “back then” was something, and took up rollerblading at 60) and her dry wit. Here’s what Julie saw on FB, an example of my mother and grandmother’s sense of humor: http://thestonescolossaldream.blogspot.com/2007/05/on-gifts-and-such.html
March, that was hysterical. I have been crying on and off all day and I gut laughed first at your idiot H`s gift giving ( I could write a book on that) and then your mom and grandma!! Priceless… What gems.
March,
I LOVE your Mom and G’ma!! Mine were never that funny. So glad that you have those great memories. I see that funny bone in you. I’m sorry for your loss.
Love Debora
March,
My condolences to you and your family. May Doris the Funkosaurus (love it!) always live on happily in your memories.
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