As posted on FaceBook.
It is hard to believe it is two years since our Ray died. I did admire his adventurous spirit, from having elephants walk over him, to kite flying behind a boat strapped to a Thai man, to zip lining in Canada and South Africa, and riding an ostrich in the latter country.
Everyone misses you Ray. Here he is holding an ostrich chick. He loved our South African holiday so much.
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I hope the happy memories outweigh and overcome the sad ones today.
ReplyDeleteI alternated between both, JB.
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DeleteLove to you, Andrew. Anniversaries are hard
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DeleteAn emotional day for you today, Andrew. Hugs.
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DeleteHe has a lovely smile Andrew. Sending hugs and love across the world to you. Anniversaries are hard.
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DeleteHugs, Andrew! Ray looks happy in that picture but I'm not sure about the chick.
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve. It probably wasn't happy.
DeleteA sad day but I am sure you have many happy memories too x
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DeleteThese days are tough but at least you focused on the happy memories!
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DeleteIt's a confusing day, I expect, between good memories of his daring exploits and the sadness of missing him. You're doing so well though, balancing them.
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DeleteDigital hugs for you today.
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DeleteYour loss never fades but life, during the day at least, becomes more manageable.
ReplyDeleteI have a photo of my beautiful late son on the fridge door and see him every time I need a fruit or Diet Coke.
Hels, it is nearly two years since your son unexpectedly died? 🥰
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DeleteHe looks very happy with the chick, he had a lovely smile.
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DeleteHappy and sad there is no other way to approach the profound sense of loss.
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DeleteThat's a sweet photo, Andrew. I'm sorry you lost him.
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DeleteIt is a hard day,and you are right: it doesn't seem possible that it has been two years. Hugs to you.
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