Yesterday was the first anniversary of George's death. I was dreading the month of May and anticipated feeling horrible, but luckily my dear friend Kit Tobin decided to fly to Tampa to spend 5 days with me to get me through this tough time, and it has worked wonderfully well. We had a grand day celebrating George yesterday, May 21st, by starting the day with a chiropractic adjustment for me and a massage for her, after which we went to the Museum of Science and Industry (better known in these parts as MOSI) where there is a fabulous show about Leonardo DaVinci. It was a show that I know George would have loved.
I find that there is some level of acceptance going on for me but there is a permanent hole in my heart that will not be filled by anyone but him.
Life does go on....somehow we all seem to manage without our loved ones, but the memories linger on and the amazing life that we shared with each other and with people scattered around the globe, will insure that this man who was so important to so many people, will never be forgotten.
George was definitely a man who would always stop to smell the flowers!
George was definitely a man who would always stop to smell the flowers!
Hugs to you, Gainor. Thinking about you.
ReplyDeleteNever in my life have I known an individual who touched so many lives for the better. I often think of him and find myself quoting his words to others. He is deeply missed by many -and rightly so. You are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
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