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sea_thoughts) wrote2008-04-19 05:41 pm
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Funny how these things come round
My nana died two years ago today. As if that wasn't bad enough for my dad, one of his running group, a man he's known for twenty years, also died today. The sad thing is that his death could have been prevented if he'd gone to the doctor a little earlier. But that's the way it is with cancer, isn't it? My nana died of cancer, too.
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It's almost been exactly a year since my Papa died and his little brother died this morning.
*hugs s'more*
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I'm so sorry. You knew him much better than I knew this man.
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I think the film Kaos (by the brothers Taviani) put it wonderfully. In it (as far as I remember), a young man remembers his grandma, and says that the worst part is knowing that while he'll never forget her, she'll never be able to think about him again. It's been 24 years since I saw it, but that line stuck. Fantastic movie, by the way.
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Yes. That is the worst part. I can't talk to her or phone her anymore. I will probably never visit the town she lived in again. I always wonder what my grandma, my mother's mother, would have though of me if she hadn't died when I was 11. I tend to think life might have been much easier... we were alike in many ways.
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I have a couple of anniversary days myself, where events like this have repeated themselves years apart, and they're hard, aren't they? I'm very sorry and thinking of you.
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I'm sad for myself, but I feel worse for my dad. For this man to die yesterday of all days... it's just awful for him. I don't know what it is about this year: so many good people have died already, some of them way before their time.