It must be the season

Nov 23, 2011 6 Replies

Feel the need to listen to old friends and this is the place to find many. Tomorrow I'll go to my daughter's for the feast, but today I feel so sad. The baking is done and all day I've been thinking of my son, so many memories and pumpkin pie was always his favorite. I'm sure tomorrow will be better, just have to get there. Wish you all a day shared with family and friends. Eat just enough and enjoy it all! Bonnie NJ


sending big hugs from here Bonnie. enjoy your daughter and her family and eat a piece of that pie while remembering some fond memories of your son. Bless you and yours, Taria

Feel the need to listen to old friends and this is the place to find many. Tomorrow I'll go to my daughter's for the feast, but today I feel so sad. The baking is done and all day I've been thinking of my son, so many memories and pumpkin pie was always his favorite. I'm sure tomorrow will be better, just have to get there. Wish you all a day shared with family and friends. Eat just enough and enjoy it all! Bonnie NJ

{{{{{Hugs}}}}} to you, Bonnie. Holidays are a bittersweet time, when we seem to most feel the absence of those we have lost. Enjoy the time with your family, sharing happy memories.

-Irene

We join you, Bonnie. All of us have loved ones that will be missing at the table on Thanksgiving. None of us will feel the pain more than you who have lost a child. Go ahead and grieve. Cry, squall and make some time by yourself to miss him sorely. Nobody should have to deal with the grief you have. I guess the next step is to be thankful for the precious time you had with your cherished son. Hold tightly to the promise that you'll see him again, healthy and whole and happy. We share your hurting. We hold you close. Polly

Lots of hugs for you! Hope there are more happy than sad memories for you.

marcella

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