It was a busy weekend with so many of our family and friends in town to run and support the 5th Annual Running to Remember Josh (big annual half marathon fundraiser) - a nice distraction as time moved us closer to the date of our family's personal tsunami.
This song resonates with me today; I listened to it while visiting Josh. Click here to listen.
Slipped Away
by Avril Lavigne
I miss you, miss you so bad
I don't forget you, oh it's so sad
I hope you can hear me
I remember it clearly
The day you slipped away
Was the day I found it won't be the same
I didn't get around to kiss you
Goodbye on the hand
I wish that I could see you again
I know that I can't
Oh I hope you can hear me
'cause I remember it clearly
The day you slipped away
Was the day I found it won't be the same
I had my wake up
Won't you wake up
I keep asking why
And I can't take it
It wasn't fake
It happened, you passed by
Now you are gone
Now you are gone
There you go
There you go
Somewhere I can't bring you back
Now you are gone
Now you are gone
There you go
There you go
Somewhere you're not coming back
The day you slipped you away
Was the day I found it won't be the same
The day you slipped away
Was the day that I found it won't be the same
I miss you
My faithful friend Rox was in town for the fundraiser and had a chance to visit Josh on Friday. She brought roses, some thoughtful items for his tree and lots of pictures. I went today - you will see the drastic change in weather. Luckily the snow came on Sunday - after everyone had left.
RIP Josh. We love and miss you more than ever.
Mom
3 comments:
Five years seems unimaginable. I know you miss Josh terribly. I think about you often.
Hugs to you.
Joshie you are so loved and so missed. I truly believe you are still here with us. Please keep near us and keep sending us peace.
I have been following your blog for sometime now and only realised today that your son died 2 years and 2 days after my son. The how, the where and the what does not lessen the guilt and the what if's and if only's. Huge hug from a stranger who knows the raw pain from the death of a son/child
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