Posts Tagged ‘death’
Letter to my heart
Written by washwords on February 15, 2009 – 1:07 pmBlogher, the wonderful Web site for women on all topics, stages, and places in life (and umm, by the way, please clickity click on the ad in the box to the right of this post and the recommended reading below it, brought to you by the one and the same blogher peeps) has introduced and suggested this meme (suggested themes for writing, especially electronically):
And so it begins… it turns out I had a lot to say: Read more »
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Tags: death, father, father loss, grief, healing, heart, hurt, letter to my heart, love, my love, open, trying
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Oh, I feel sick – Tim Russert Dies.
Written by washwords on June 13, 2008 – 4:12 pmTim Russert Dies of Heart Attack
Really? Really, universe? Did this have to be?
Did it have to be Father’s Day weekend, Friday the 13th, out of nowhere, without warning.
How many truly great men do we have to lose? How can we have an election without him?
Adieu, Tim Russert, great journalist, great man, kind person, Washintonian at core, man of the people (I saw him on the Metro. A lot. He always said hello and smiled.)
My heart is sunken. Truly.
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Tags: death, father, good guy, sad, tim russert, wash, why, writing
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