It’s time for you to visit my buddy Jon’s blog, where I wrote today’s post. You’ll find my ponderings on death and love.
Another 300 words
Paul Merrill
Paul Merrill
It’s time for you to visit my buddy Jon’s blog, where I wrote today’s post. You’ll find my ponderings on death and love.
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Your words at Jon’s place touched me, Paul, especially since I’m starting a new job soon and will be rubbing shoulders with lots of new people. Thanks for the challenge.
Your mother sounds like a wonderful person–I pray you are finding comfort and joy in sharing her life with those who knew her, as you participate in her memorial this weekend.