DEARMAIZIE

Onco-mutant alum, friend to animals, Earth and science. Knows how to use apostrophes.


Texting grief…

Sending texts to my husband is an unexpected comfort.

His phone still sits on the kitchen desk fully charged. Like most olds, he was conscientious about keeping it charged – just in case an urgent call for a domino game came in, or a football text from a grandson required affirmation of how pitiful the team was today.

I send a text at night and read it the next morning when I go into the kitchen. Hard to explain, but it feels like he’s been there and read it and if I look over he’ll be standing there stirring his coffee.

“The worm moon is sure pretty tonight. It’s shining in thru the kitchen window. Hope you have a good view. Wish you were here. 💔💔💔”

Grief is surreal.



One response to “Texting grief…”

  1. Rituals are comforting. Sending hugs.

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About Me

This blog started out as letters to my dog maizie but devolved into meaningless observations from a half-deaf cancer alumnus introvert navigating the noise you other people make.