beautress
Always Faithful
Those poppies are amazing. What a thoughtful person to place his ashes in a place he loved. My husband loved his church very much, so we placed his ashes in the church prayer garden. His ashes belong there. Of our 44 years, he was active as a Presbyterian elder for more than 35 years. And he kept his fellow workers laughing with his jokes and his capability to make everybody in the room laughing, needless to mention every day in our home was like April 1, and I fell for every one of his jokes, so he made our home a place of love and laughter. Lucky me. My prayers are still up for you to receive comfort from on high. Love, beckiNo. I haven't been eating. Lost more weight. Sick. Either its a stomach bug or an ulcer or something else. I have to get myself back together again because I promised Dennis I would put him in the ocean at home. That is a 6 hour drive from here. And his ashes are very heavy. How I can get him across the sand which is a long distance, to the rocks where the surf breaks on slippery rocks, is something I dread doing but I promised. So I have to get well soon, because I want to do it before summer sets in and I think its going to be an early summer. I will ask Anne to go with me. If she can't, then I go alone. I will not spend the night in Morro Bay because of the memories. I will probably stay in Cayucos or Cambria in a motel on the beach so I can hear the waves one last time, then head out early the next morning to return "home", which is not my home or our home and never has been. So home he goes, as he wished.
This is where I plan to scatter his ashes in the waves.
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