• Grief

    Emotional Drained… again!

    by  • May 16, 2013 • * Safe for Work *, Grief • 1 Comment

    I’m not sure why I’m here. I just know it’s almost here again. I hate it. People say it gets better with time. I feel as if it gets worse with time. Everyday I just feel more lonely. It’s another day without a person that should be near. It’s another day I see moms and

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    Emotional Drained… again!

    by  • May 16, 2013 • * Safe for Work *, Grief • 1 Comment

    I’m not sure why I’m here. I just know it’s almost here again. I hate it. People say it gets better with time. I feel as if it gets worse with time. Everyday I just feel more lonely. It’s another day without a person that should be near. It’s another day I see moms and

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    dear me

    by  • April 22, 2013 • * Safe for Work *, Grief • 1 Comment

    You know, you aren’t really in an enviable position. By most relevant perspectives, life is on the bleak for you right now. But this isn’t some statistical anomaly. Face it. Being a vegetarian Indian girl in the middle of rural Michigan just doesn’t spark attraction from any guy in the area and it doesn’t exactly

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    dear me

    by  • April 22, 2013 • * Safe for Work *, Grief • 1 Comment

    You know, you aren’t really in an enviable position. By most relevant perspectives, life is on the bleak for you right now. But this isn’t some statistical anomaly. Face it. Being a vegetarian Indian girl in the middle of rural Michigan just doesn’t spark attraction from any guy in the area and it doesn’t exactly

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    postcards from heaven

    by  • February 26, 2013 • * Safe for Work *, Grief • 0 Comments

    “And I will always be beside you Lift you up when life can’t help you And though I cannot speak your name Hold your hand or touch your skin I’m still here I’m the light that’s surrounding you Every time your darkness comes These are postcards from heaven So I’ve a chance to say goodbye

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    postcards from heaven

    by  • February 26, 2013 • * Safe for Work *, Grief • 0 Comments

    “And I will always be beside you Lift you up when life can’t help you And though I cannot speak your name Hold your hand or touch your skin I’m still here I’m the light that’s surrounding you Every time your darkness comes These are postcards from heaven So I’ve a chance to say goodbye

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    Mourning my Dog

    by  • January 7, 2013 • * Safe for Work *, Grief, Pets • 4 Comments

    Thank you for the way you let me carry you everyday. Thank you for tolerating my need to dress you up. Thank you for not hating me the time I tried to paint your nails. Thank you for licking me every morning for 15 years. Thank you for allowing me to put you under a

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    Mourning my Dog

    by  • January 7, 2013 • * Safe for Work *, Grief, Pets • 4 Comments

    Thank you for the way you let me carry you everyday. Thank you for tolerating my need to dress you up. Thank you for not hating me the time I tried to paint your nails. Thank you for licking me every morning for 15 years. Thank you for allowing me to put you under a

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    I will never say goodbye, because I will see you later

    by  • December 21, 2012 • * Safe for Work *, Grief • 0 Comments

    You meet people everyday, some of them you never see again, some of them just fade out of your life, and others become your enemies. But there are always those few and far between who make an impact on your life forever, and have a permanent place in your heart. I was in the sixth

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    I will never say goodbye, because I will see you later

    by  • December 21, 2012 • * Safe for Work *, Grief • 0 Comments

    You meet people everyday, some of them you never see again, some of them just fade out of your life, and others become your enemies. But there are always those few and far between who make an impact on your life forever, and have a permanent place in your heart. I was in the sixth

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