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Now that the Fair has come and gone, and with the loss of our sweet Oma as well, we try to settle in to our 'new normal' whatever that will be. Taking a moment break from the garden to do something LONG overdue......
And the winner is?
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Death is a fact of life.......a very personal experience, whether it be yourself or a loved one. Often, we wonder who it is hardest for, the one dying or the one left behind. Either way, it is a process. Never easy regardless.
There have been tomes written and books published with varies ways of handling grief and death. Grief, like death, is so very personal. It will affect us all in one form or another. How one handles death and dying says much about who they are, even as losing a cherished loved one will change who one is. Many fear death, the unknown 'after' that so many religions' try to explain. Many religions agree in an 'after', though many have different versions of what their particular 'after' is like. Don't panic one and all, this is hardly a religious debate. |
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Home, what more can we say?
a sunset to share
Flathead Valley eastern mountains
Good morning!
Flathead River
sunset during fire season
Hwy 83
another amazing sunset
our version of spring
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