Hello, my friends. I wanted to write this post, while I had the chance; my mother's life partner passed away on Wednesday, April 19th. They had been together for over 30 years, having met when I was around 10. He had been in ill health for many years... COPD, emphysema, diabetes, and colon problems, to name a few. My mother also suffers from various health issues (Multiple Sclerosis being the main one) but she did her best to try and care for him as she could. I am not going to make this a lengthy post, as my fiance and I will be traveling out of state to do what we can do, to try and help; her partner does not have family close, so she is basically alone, trying to deal with all the things that are/and will be necessary to fulfill the trust that was created and prepare to sell the things that are not wanted... then move back to our state. Like most things... this will take time. But as you all know, I am forever saying...
#tomorrowisthegoal
At any rate... I wanted to share this information, as I am sure (hopefully) that you may have wondered where I have been. I am not trying to be secretive about the details by the way. It's just that my mother is quite private about many things, and does not have, nor want, anything to do with all the social media/internet functionality... she still has a landline phone. No smartphone, no computer, etc. But know that her partner was cremated, and every detail has been accounted for... to make sure all respect was given to him. I will be setting the Hive Memorial Forest Community as 100% Beneficiary of this post...
In closing...
Let this be another reminder, my friends. Always tell your friends, family, and loved ones, just how much they mean to you. We are only here for a limited time... make sure to make every attempt, to leave a positive mark. I will do my best, to try and keep you all informed of what's going on. But... now you know...
Love and light...
“Life is a song – sing it. Life is a game – play it. Life is a challenge – meet it. Life is a dream – realise it. Life is a sacrifice – offer it. Life is love – enjoy it.”
