Out of Kilter

Between Gene's death and the move, this describes my life right now. The candle holder was made by my blacksmithing husband.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

A sad time - special items with special memories to help you through this difficult time.

[FBailey]

I am so very sorry ...

[KWind]

I hope things leave out for you soon!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

This is so poignant, so appropriate for you. I do hope that in time it will not feel so awful and raw.

[Tunia McClure]

I'm so very sorry to hear you have lost Gene. I have missed seeing your photos and hoped all was well. It wasn't. Hopefully taking pictures will help you find some solid ground beneath your feet.

[Dawn]

Hang in there ....

[haskar]

I'm so sorry...

[Mandy]

Words are not enough at such a time. So good that you have had special times with your husband to remember.

[Margaret Brown]

Hang on in there, so poignant.

[Kathy]

@ziggy77 @fbailey @kwind @olivetreeann @tunia @Dawn @haskar @mandygravil @craftymeg Thank you Jo, Felicity, Kwind, Ann, Tunia, Dawn, Haskar, Mandy and Margaret. I really appreciate your throughts and comments. I will have the blues from time to time, so bear with me.

[Margo Sayer]

Kathy...I feel for you. My younger brother, Michael 65, died suddenly on 13 March. Please accept our condolences; we'll keep you in our prayers.

[Richard Sayer]

@s4sayer Kathy, as we've been away I'm late hearing this terrible news - please accept my condolences which are none the less heartfelt... be strong but cry lots - tears are nature's balm.

[Kathy]

@s4sayer Thank you Margo. Not sure I knew about that. Life happens so quickly. Thank you for the thoughts and prayers.
@vignouse Thank you very much Richard. I cry a lot and they are soothing.