One of those late night grieving sessions

One of those late night grieving sessions


I’m thinking of my dad and my grandma. My dad has been gone for over ten years now, yet I can still recall the exact moment I was told he had died. (Oh how I’ve been extremely dramatic my whole life.) It’s crazy how that memory lives forever in my head. I always wonder what he’d look like now, how different life would be, & who I would be? I fantasize about those things. He passed so long ago that the memories I do have almost feel unreal, like I don’t even know him. But.. I did. Sometimes it feels made up. I don’t know… One day, I’ll talk about what it’s like to grow up with a father complex, but not today.

My grandma only died three years ago, and I go back and forth in my thoughts about having to watch her die dramatically in front of me. Honestly, I just wish I could erase that whole scene from my head. I can’t fathom the thought of her becoming a memory. That might be one of the hardest parts for me because a memory.is.crazy. I can still hear her slick insults when she felt like being funny. I guess years from now I’ll become numb, like I have with my dad. Am I really numb? Probably not, but sometimes it feels lighter.

I think about how my daughter will never know her grandad. How he loved all blues Saturdays, or how her GG made the best red velvet cakes & how much she loved her. So, yeah, grieving sucks, but maybe I can sleep now.

 

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