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Tag Archives: grief
Collateral Damage
There are not enough analogies to describe the death of a son, but in some ways, it is like a bomb. The grief is a crater out which one climbs if able, and lives if not. But within the blast … Continue reading
Climb, Climb, Up Sunshine Mountain
The blessings of God are fresh every morning, but these days so is the grief. Teckla and I are sorting out stuff and hauling things to the dump, so every day we come across things that belonged to Peter: clothes, … Continue reading