The things we think about at times like these. He is very dear to me and the brother of my dad that we are closest to. In addition, he is one of those people who teaches by the life they lead. He cared for my aunt and none of us had any idea how bad her mind was until he had a heart attack and she stayed at the hospital with him. Their own childrend didn't realize how bad she was. He had taken care of her and never told anyone just how bad it was. She had alzheimers, uncontrollable diabetes, and had other mental issues as well. She also had a bad knee that couldn't be replaced because of her diabetes. He took care of her until the end, even while she was in the nursing home. He spent every day with her.
It is hard to even think of life without him, but we know that we may be doing just that in the very near future. I am thankful that he has had 86 years to spend with his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
On a happier note, saw a picture of the owner of my LSS at CHA on Shimelle's blog. I was blog hopping last night and almost fell out of my chair when I saw a picture of Cat on Shimelle's blog. WOW! Too funny! She was talking to Donna Downey and Shimelle just happened to snap a photo of Donna at that time. Way cool!
Got a class at Cat's this evening making a heart book using the Little Yellow Bicycle valentine papers. Those papers are gorgeous and I plan to use this book for a wedding present. Just love Little Yellow Bicycle stuff!
Have a great evening!
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