Wendi: Thanks for the compliment, and for raising your hand. Too many things leads directly to the law of diminishing returns, right? I hope you enjoyed the other post.

Orlund: I have no grandparents left. He was the last one. I was lucky to have them for as long as I did, and I’m lucky that my children got to meet them as well.

Jim Gaudet: I’ve heard that a lot. Also, Zach Braff from Scrubs. It’s funny, I’ve never once heard Brad Pitt.

Ian: I actually only read it. If I’d sang it he probably would’ve cringed, and then fallen through a cloud.

Vered: The photo’s two years old. He came to our house for Thanksgiving, but didn’t ever leave the couch. He did drink wine with me though, which was awesome. It was our final drink together.

Dot: I often have those, “What would Papi do?” moments. Well before he passed, and I’m sure they’ll never leave.

Scaevola: Why are you on this website?

Lance: Thanks. He would have loved the attention.

Mom: Very sweet, Mom. 96. I always think it was 92, but you’re totally right. That is crazy. I don’t ever plan to leave my house once I turn fifty. He was like a blue whale in a swimming pool, Papi. I may have given a lot to Papi, but he always gave it right back. He didn’t leave the world without telling me precisely what he thought of me, and everyone else. He was definitely one of the best ever.

Marelisa: His life was swollen with good. I was exceedingly fortunate that we were as close as we were.

Jannie: It would have felt awesome if it were true. At the time I felt guilty, but when he passed soon after, my guilt turned to happiness.

Vodka: True, that. Getting up in front of everyone was definitely hard, but it would have been a lot harder not to say a thing.

Apathy: Writing for Papi is easy. I know he would’ve loved the attention. He always pretended like he didn’t, but we all knew he did.

Secret Agent Mama: Thanks. My mom’s comment was quite sweet. Just between you, me, and about two dozen comment subscribers, she’s not that sweet at the dinner table. : > )

Wendi: Thanks for the compliment, and for raising your hand. Too many things leads directly to the law of diminishing returns, right? I hope you enjoyed the other post.

Orlund: I have no grandparents left. He was the last one. I was lucky to have them for as long as I did, and I’m lucky that my children got to meet them as well.

Jim Gaudet: I’ve heard that a lot. Also, Zach Braff from Scrubs. It’s funny, I’ve never once heard Brad Pitt.

Ian: I actually only read it. If I’d sang it he probably would’ve cringed, and then fallen through a cloud.

Vered: The photo’s two years old. He came to our house for Thanksgiving, but didn’t ever leave the couch. He did drink wine with me though, which was awesome. It was our final drink together.

Dot: I often have those, “What would Papi do?” moments. Well before he passed, and I’m sure they’ll never leave.

Scaevola: Why are you on this website?

Lance: Thanks. He would have loved the attention.

Mom: Very sweet, Mom. 96. I always think it was 92, but you’re totally right. That is crazy. I don’t ever plan to leave my house once I turn fifty. He was like a blue whale in a swimming pool, Papi. I may have given a lot to Papi, but he always gave it right back. He didn’t leave the world without telling me precisely what he thought of me, and everyone else. He was definitely one of the best ever.

Marelisa: His life was swollen with good. I was exceedingly fortunate that we were as close as we were.

Jannie: It would have felt awesome if it were true. At the time I felt guilty, but when he passed soon after, my guilt turned to happiness.

Vodka: True, that. Getting up in front of everyone was definitely hard, but it would have been a lot harder not to say a thing.

Apathy: Writing for Papi is easy. I know he would’ve loved the attention. He always pretended like he didn’t, but we all knew he did.

Secret Agent Mama: Thanks. My mom’s comment was quite sweet. Just between you, me, and about two dozen comment subscribers, she’s not that sweet at the dinner table. : > )

I’m so sorry for your loss. This post was beautiful, and what was even more beautiful was your mom’s comment.

Rest in Peace, Papi.

(((Hugs)))
Mishelle

I’m so sorry for your loss. This post was beautiful, and what was even more beautiful was your mom’s comment.

Rest in Peace, Papi.

(((Hugs)))
Mishelle

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