Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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Inside Bill's Head -- Previously Known as (Inside the Head of a Grieving Single Dad)
In August of 2009 my wife Jennifer passed away from an Anaplastic Astrocytoma Brain Tumor. She was only 38 years old. She left me and our two little girls Abbie and Allie to continue life’s journey.
I promised her that I would NOT become angry and bitter about what happened...in order to do that I am attempting to write to express my thoughts and feelings.
This site is a place where I can express my thoughts, feelings and rants...
I love your post it notes...
ReplyDeleteI always seem to get in the wrong line at airport security. Now (thank goodness) I get to fast-lane it!
Take consolation in knowing that Steve Carell announced that he is leaving The Office…
I can be clueless about those things too…remember the Palace Guard in London? You set me straight on that one!
It sounds like you have been thinking about a trip to the ocean for a while now – you should do it! Although between the oil spill and the hurricanes, you might want to wait a bit ;).
Oh and 40? Didn’t you hear? 40 is totally the new 20 ;).
Thanks for making me smile.
Does age matter past 40? Take it from someone who knows -- life begins at (are you ready for this?) 70. So I've been told by a friend who passed that landmark a couple of years ago and raises the bar each decade. He gets mellower and happier each year, and just married his third wife after burying two.
ReplyDeleteif i were the woman driving and hit your car and you got out trying to unleash a wrath on me - i'd bet a million dollars you would have been the one walking away with your tail between your legs. You would have looked at me and never thought for one second that I was born and raised on Larimer Avenue (yes i am a white female) and spent my entire childhood and teen years having to fight my way through my own neighborhood. That being said, i guarantee you if i had felt threatened i would have knocked you on your ass. If it were a man driving that car you wouldn't have even thought of acting that way.
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