Loss and New Beginnings
I apologize in advance for the heaviness of this blog. A lot of changes happening all at once it seems, which is fitting for me. I like to go big in life. I'll start off with the loss of my Grandpa Ted. He passed away peacefully in his sleep on the night of the Banquet. He was 95 years young. Unfortunately I had lost a good period of time there with him due to family drama/dynamics, and was only in the past few years that we reconnected. I find I am grieving the time lost more than the person. I grieve the time and opportunities we didn't get to spend together, and the time we could have spent together. I look back fondly on the times we did share. From playing old maid to him teaching me how to play crib. Sleepovers at his place, watching Price is Right and reruns of Are You Being Served while eating on homemade caramel popcorn. Helping harvest fr...