Day 48 of #Grief365: What Do You Do For Fun?
By far, this is probably the most stress inducing question anyone can ask me. When I’m getting to know a new guy, it’s almost always one of the firsts asked, so you would think by…
View PostBy far, this is probably the most stress inducing question anyone can ask me. When I’m getting to know a new guy, it’s almost always one of the firsts asked, so you would think by…
View PostAfter you lose someone you gravitate between finding a new normal and feeling guilty about finding the new normal. On Monday I managed to make it out in the freezing NYC cold and I met…
View PostI have a tendency to want to fix other people’s problems. Over the last year I’ve come to realize that there will be times I fall short, not because I’m any less eager or motivated,…
View PostI wish I could count on the fingers of one hand the number of times I’ve woken up with an antsy feeling after my grandmother’s death; there are just too many to count. There are…
View PostThe number 13 itself never scared me, if anything I consider it my lucky number. My brother’s birthday is on a 13th and I’ve only ever associated positive memories with the number. Today many were…
View PostGrief is an incredibly isolating feeling. The best way I can describe it is like you’re sitting on a bench in New York City’s most isolated park. You know there’s a world out there, people…
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