It has been almost six weeks since I lost my Dad. I have gone through the grief process some, it still hurts. I find myself crying on a moments notice. Mother's Day weekend was harder than I thought. We all planned to surprise Mom with a get together and we were actually able to do it. We ate the leftover food from the funeral that had been frozen. I was a little rough around the edges personally. I had kept a shirt my Dad had worn before he passed and put it in a ziploc bag. It still smelled like him when I put it in there. On Saturday I went to smell it, and the smell was gone.
Vaughn has said it does not get any easier, you just don't think about it as often. I hope not thinking about Dad and remembering who he was are two different things.
Aging to perfection, that is what we are doing. Perfection is NOT something we will ever see in this life, but something to try and attain. This blog will reveal the aging I am doing, be it physical, emotional or spiritual. Phil 3:8-15 says it best, I press on toward that goal.
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