This is close to thirty years ago but they haven't changed too much. Our boy is still blonde and a happy person and our girl still smiles at life.
Writing is such a joy to me as a matter of course, but is especially so when I get to relive happy times and there are many of them. A few years ago I wrote the story of my life up to meeting my husband and self-published copies for my two children for Christmas that year. I'm not sure if their joy at receiving my work quite equalled mine at doing it but I hope in the future they will more appreciate it--when I'm gone!
And isn't that the hope of all writing? That one can leave a part of oneself to lessen the dreaded darkness of oblivion? I sure would like to be remembered, but mostly for good things. It really hurts me to think people might only remember the not-so-good things.
I guess the solution is to keep trying to do and say good things so that those memories of me will light my loved ones' minds after I'm gone.
2 comments:
Yeah I like that song too (should I admit that?) ... also that other one "midnight not a sound from the pavement"...
anyway! I only found you by chance, you're welcome to pop by mine if you like: gledwood2.blogspot.com - it's very different to yours.
Take care now
& all the best
Gledwood
I like the Cats song, too. Loved singing it way back when. Thanks for your comment! Beader Girl
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