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kpop appreciation station i also like to tweet some
but now im afraid they're all going to die within like a 6 month period D:
This has made talking with my mother (his side) awkward because she doesn't understand that I don't have time to go down there for three days like, once a month to see him. It's like look mom I love the guy and I have been down to see him, but continuously taking long weekends to go down there really isn't an option.
I'm sure this will only intensive as time goes by.
my unofficial autobio will be accompanied with tips on how to smile
cause I've found that when they don't see you frown, they never know that you're a threat
and they don't sweat you when you came around
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I feel bad, not because I knew her very well but because I didn't know her very well and I don't feel the loss the way I think he is.
According to my dad, she didn't want any ceremony of any kind so her family is just going to have her buried quietly. I could tell by the way he was saying it that he was upset that there wouldn't even be "an obituary to clip out of the paper" and I find myself feeling guilty for not knowing her better so I could share that with him.
this is particularly strange because I never met my grandfather on my mother's side, I haven't even ever seen a picture of him, and I know nothing about the man
Prepare.
Then we'll take the Mexican Blackbird down to old Mexico
Last year was probably the worst year of my life: My dad and my best friend died from cancer 2 months from each other. My dad was in his mid 50's and my friend was 30.
My dad's funeral is one the weirdest experience of my life. Being the oldest son, I had a big role of in the entire ceremonial process which involved packing his urn with his ashes, which by the way, were not all ashes: some portion of it are still bones. Yeah, I had to pick up some of my dad's bones and pack it into an urn. I'm sure my dad would've had a chuckle if he knew I had to pick up pieces of his skull and femurs with what resembles a giant pair of chopsticks. At some point we just used our hands because the bone fragments are just too small. It was an interesting experience.
After a few months, my wife and I found out that we are have a kid on the way. It saddens me so much that my dad will never get to see his grand daughter.
Oh my goodness Devlin, what Volyu said - I'm so sorry.