i need a minute. someone has died.
Extended family. but, still being a Tia (spanish for Aunt) in a very intense Chicano familia, i need to attend. i can let go of them, but they have not let go of me. and so.
We give our
WORD
we keep our Word.
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16 responses to “a death a breath”
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we do.
take care of you.
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Our word is an important thing. Take care, sail back soon.
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bon voyage and stay well … take some stitching with you, it soothes the mind
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safe passage and ‘sterkte’ as we say in Dutch, meaning courage/strength
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Hugs for your journey, take heart.
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keepers we are. over and over.
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vaya con dios
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wishing peace and comfort
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Sending you prayers and love…xoxo, s.
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Much love! Transitions are everyone’s changes.
Much love, again.
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take care, dear grace.
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My heart is with you. Take care.
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I’m so sorry to hear this Grace, take care.
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showing up–it’s what we do, isn’t it–as aunties, mothers, sisters, grandmothers, friends.
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Take care Grace. Love ~
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be well…be there.
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