It’s been a hectic week here at my job and life. I was in a funk and my posts were reflecting that. All of my funk seems so insignificant when my friend called this morning, though. Her father died of a heart attack today. I’m so worried about her and I’m leaving tonight (as in 20 minutes) to get over there and support her.
It’s about a 3 hour drive, so I’ll be gone for the weekend.
Photo Credit: Laenulfean
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Sorry to hear that, Laura! Having friends around during this kind of thing really means a lot. I’ve lost a few grandparents and had to cope with the initial shock of my mom’s diagnosis. It’s great that you’re going to be there for her.
Thanks Mrs. Micah!
I’m back in town and I’m glad I went. We got to laugh, cry, eat, dance, and talk. I wish I could do more. I hate seeing someone so nice and generous in pain.