It is inevitable.
We cannot stay the same.
It has been a month since the funeral.
It is quiet now.
Winter has been colder this year. Somehow, on the day of the funeral, it was one of the few Spring-like days.
We'll always remember that last day as a beautiful day.
Life is trying to return to normal, I am trying, but it isn't the same. I have changed.
I could get all mushy and touchy-feeley, but the truth is...if I didn't change, I would be broken.
Somethings just aren't as important anymore, others have taken their place.
It was hard to refocus, I am getting there. The "entertainer" that enjoyed the show is resting. I am paying more attention to detail, trying to pick up so many pieces that need attention...so many pieces.
My brother and I have changed.
We stand alone now, as the "older generation", too young to counsel, to old to take chances.
I have a lot to do. It is early and the taskmaster I created in my moment of tears awaits. I need to take care of life that waits for no man.
It was a pretty day when we buried him, the sun was shining and the colors of the flag were vibrant as a hero was laid to rest.
I ramble, I guess the feelings are still pretty intense, in time...it will change also.
It is inevitable.
We change to survive.
Maybe I'll go to the grave and honor him today...
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