I have been a regular reader of your blog for the last few years. You have such a powerful voice and a unique way of sharing your thoughts. You are one of the few people here who really understands the art of writing. You are so honest, caring, and honest, it is hard not to want to talk to you for the rest of my life.
You may have noticed that your blog is about grief, but the rest of your life is about death. I know that you don’t want to think about the fact that you are one of the few people here who understands death and loss. So I decided to ask you a question.
Sure, I would love to answer it, but I am not able to at the moment, because I have a funeral to plan.
I was a lot like your blog is me, in that I was born into a family of very sick people. My dad was HIV positive and my mom had advanced cancer. To live in this day and age – and I have – is to be prepared every possible way.
Death is a big part of life, and when you’re young, life is a lot easy. The fact that you are a part of this blog is a testament to how you’ve been able to cope with life’s difficulties. But there is a price to be paid for that, and it is something that you can’t go back to.
I can see where you might be thinking that I am being overly dramatic, and that is probably true. But I will tell you now that I was born into that situation, and I am so grateful for where I am, and I am so grateful for you. I have faith that one day you will be able to make the transition to life as a normal human, that youll be able to live the life that you want to live.
After a life in a funeral home, and then later in a funeral home in a coma, I came to realize that everything that I thought I knew about the world, the people in it, the meaning of life, the way I thought I was supposed to be doing things, and the way things were supposed to be, was wrong.
grant funeral home is a game that’s about mourning the death of a loved one, and it’s a game that puts you in the body of a deceased person (in this case a funeral home employee) through a series of questions that you have to answer in order to progress. You can play it at any time, but it’s particularly well-suited to the time that you’re having right now.
I’ve played this game before and I really liked it. Its one of those games that feels very real to you, unlike a lot of games that feel very abstract. Its a game about the dead, about loss, and about mourning, and it’s about having no control over your own life.
