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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Thanks mate – it’s been average
It’s a year today since Bob died but instead of the grief shit stuff I shared in my previous post I thought I’d share something about him, the man he was. I started writing and then thought I’ve done this … Continue reading
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Grief shit, the stuck zipper & the 1st year anniversary
The 1st anniversary of Bob’s death is approaching, a week away actually. This time a year ago he had less than one week to live (sobs uncontrollably, not for the first time this week/month/year) I’m hoping that the build up … Continue reading
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