There was some bonding time through cooking, cleaning,
activities and games. There were so many laughs, sharing of memories and I am
happy to say- no tears. Obviously, the individual that brings us all together
is no longer with us and that has been the saddest, most devastating event in
my entire life. I can only hope that she would be proud of us all. I will say I
know for a fact that she would be proud of her kids and the wonderful people
they are becoming. They are both so amazingly sweet, insanely intelligent, caring,
incredibly polite and just beautiful well rounded people.
As I visited the memorial in their home set up in loving
memory of my dear sweet Heather, I placed my hand upon her urn. I said the
things I’ve needed to say. My body graciously allowed me release in the form of
a deep, long, cleansing, controlled breath. I love my cousin Heather with every fiber of my being- she was my best friend for my entire life. Being in her home these past few days, embracing the love and life of her family has been an honor and privilege. I can only pray my visit has made a difference in their lives as well, I truly believe it has.
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