"You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, 'I have lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.' You must do the thing you think you cannot do."
Eleanor Roosevelt
My journey through my husband's fight against terminal cancer and my life as a widow.
Showing posts with label one day at a time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label one day at a time. Show all posts
Monday, April 15, 2013
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Laughing and crying
A friend of mine made a post to me today about a memory she had earlier today involving John. I actually like when people do this- a lot of times they are stories I had completely forgotten about.
She mentioned that as she heard a particular song on the radio today & it reminded her of a trip we all (John & I, her and her husband) took one night to a casino. We had a blast, and by the time we left the guys were quite intoxicated. John kept putting on a bunch of songs and she and I had to listen to those two "serenade" us the whole way home. The drive was easily an hour and their singing was hilarious- basically like really bad karaoke inside a car.
She mentioned in her comment how this memory made her both laugh and cry, and how people in traffic probably thought she was crazy.
I told her not to worry about it- if she looks crazy, I must look downright insane most of the time, because I do that quite often.
She mentioned that as she heard a particular song on the radio today & it reminded her of a trip we all (John & I, her and her husband) took one night to a casino. We had a blast, and by the time we left the guys were quite intoxicated. John kept putting on a bunch of songs and she and I had to listen to those two "serenade" us the whole way home. The drive was easily an hour and their singing was hilarious- basically like really bad karaoke inside a car.
She mentioned in her comment how this memory made her both laugh and cry, and how people in traffic probably thought she was crazy.
I told her not to worry about it- if she looks crazy, I must look downright insane most of the time, because I do that quite often.
Friday, February 22, 2013
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step
Today my single step is that I managed to go to work, every day, for a full week.
Labels:
emotions,
glass half full,
good friends,
heartbreak,
how can he really be gone?,
husband,
I miss you,
journey,
kids,
one day at a time,
pride,
sadness,
single step,
therapy,
this cant be real,
work
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