Grief is not linear. You do not go through the steps in an orderly fashion, magically feeling a little bit better each day until one day you realize you have finally found you could live with it.
I just imagine this is not a startlingly original insight. I feel sure every grief stricken person has found it to be true, and a number of people who have yet to be bereaved have suspected such a thing. I suppose I suspected it myself. Now I know it to be true.
All this by way of apologizing for missing both my Saturday and Sunday posts. I was just too sad.
I share one of my favorite pictures of Steve. For anybody just tuning in, Steven is my much loved husband, who passed away Feb. 3 of this year. So I recently passed the six month mark. I am trying to concentrate on remembering the good times, being thankful that I had my husband for as long as I did, and learning how to live alone. Some days it works better than others.
Here is a picture of me and Steve together. I will just interject at this point that my Tablet and/or WordPress is really screwing with me today. It only shows a bunch of letters and symbols for the pictures I share, it won’t let me edit said pictures to add a caption, and my predictive text thingy (sometimes annoying but sometimes helpful) is gone. And the letters on my screen are way smaller than usual. What the hell? (Ooh, at least it is not autocorrecting “hell” into “he’ll”!)
So this my Monday post. An apology for no Saturday or Sunday post, and a grief update. Thank you for tuning in.


You are in my thoughts daily and am sending you positive vibes! You have persevered through the hard times with true grit and you are getting stronger everyday! I’m sure some of those glitc7you have been having is Steve just messing with you and saying hello! Keep on keeping on❣
Thank you for those kind words. That is an interesting thought about Steve messing with me. I wonder…
Love my dear friend…
Love you, too, my friend!
Continued thoughts and prayers for your loss. If you are like me; sometimes you feel guilty when you enjoy yourself. It’s okay to feel that way but I believe our passed Loved Ones want us to keep going.
Thank you.