I'd better get it over with. My sister Pam was killed last July 3rd in a plane crash. She was my soul mate. Here we are without her. She was sorely missed. We love you Pam! It is excruciating. I want to write more about her and show you how beautiful she is but not right now.
I'm loving your blog, it's down-to-earth, celebrates simple pleasures and frustrations, and makes me feel I know you and your family a bit. I've shed a small tear here and smiled as well.
I started a blog a couple of years ago too (http://ocularoracle.blogspot.com/2009_01_01_archive.html), when my mother died, and then my father as well, seven months later. I couldn't stick with it; I couldn't walk the fine line of expressing what I actually felt without it being the written equivalent of page after page of sobbing. I tried to honour them in writing and it was just too thick. You are doing a really beautiful job for Pam.
I don't usually comment on blogs, or share contact details online, but if you want to respond to me, send a message on Facebook (www.facebook.com/sabrinarowe), I'd appreciate it.
This blog is about me and my sister Pam who was killed age 43 in a plane crash on July 3rd 2008 along with the instructor Charlie and her husband Keith who was learning to fly. These stories and thoughts keep me close to her, it's her shrine.
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Hi Jane,
ReplyDeleteI'm loving your blog, it's down-to-earth, celebrates simple pleasures and frustrations, and makes me feel I know you and your family a bit. I've shed a small tear here and smiled as well.
I started a blog a couple of years ago too (http://ocularoracle.blogspot.com/2009_01_01_archive.html), when my mother died, and then my father as well, seven months later. I couldn't stick with it; I couldn't walk the fine line of expressing what I actually felt without it being the written equivalent of page after page of sobbing. I tried to honour them in writing and it was just too thick. You are doing a really beautiful job for Pam.
I don't usually comment on blogs, or share contact details online, but if you want to respond to me, send a message on Facebook (www.facebook.com/sabrinarowe), I'd appreciate it.
Be well.
Thanks Sabrina...I sent you an email...did you get it?
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