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She found this little metal heart at a shop and immediately had to own it.

Anywho. She has one tattoo on her foot that I always thought was so adorable. I asked her to share her story of it so I could share it with the rest of you. Here is what she said.

“My dad died when I was 12. Briefly thereafter, I started drawing… a lot. I kept drawing this symbol.. a heart with angel’s wings. It was my interpretation of my father. My mom always said, ‘ The only things you take when you leave are your relationships’. My dad took a piece of my heart and everyone that knew him. So I see him as a giant heart… flittering around the heavens.
Since I was a weeeee [yes, she actually talks like that] little kid, I’ve always been extremely cold-natured. My daddy always told me,

‘If you keep your feet warm, the rest of your body will follow’.

He’s always been right. I got the tattoo on my foot to remind me that even from worlds away, my dad loves me and cares about my well being.”

Insert tear here.

Thanks for sharing Rachel. I love you more than coffee.

xoxo

Aubrey and Rachel

When my sister and I were younger, we were allowed to go to her house and have slumber parties with her. She would make the best fried chicken, mashed potatoes, greens and for dessert…she would let me eat as much ice cream as my little body could hold. One sleep over, after eating, she let me eat four bowls of double chocolate fudge ice cream. These weren’t some little kid bowl fulls, these were half gallon-scooped-bowls of chocolate. Of course, I got sick to my stomach. That night when it was time for bed, after feeling like I was about to burst, she comes out of the bathroom and smiles. She smiled so big, with absolutely no teeth. At the age I was, I had no idea people could lose their teeth and have fake ones. She scared me half to death with that huge smile. She did her smokers cackle, then showed me her teeth in her hand. All she said through her laughter was “brush your teeth kid.”

One of the other memories I have of her is another sleep over nostalgia. Nannie had a ton of Disney movies. This one night we were watching one of the many singing cartoon extravaganza and drawing. We both had paper and pencils, mine was turning out more like crazy scribbles than anything. I never knew my Nannie was an artist or artistic at all, but I guess my mom had to get that from somewhere. Nannie sat there and started drawing, by the time she was done, there was a beautifully shaded horse. She showed me how to draw a horse, line by line, patiently sitting on her couch beside me. I wish I had those drawings today.

After Nannie died, I was given a bag of her jewelry. A lot of her stuff were cat related, seeing as she was a crazy cat lady (with just very few cats). The best thing in the bag was this necklace. It’s my favorite necklace I own now and wear it regularly.

I’m sorry I never got to see her after she moved to Seattle, and she never met Imogen, but she was my best and only pen pal.

I would say all that mushy, sweet stuff they say about dead relatives but Nannie would probably just chuckle. She knows I loved her to the moon and back. What she knew is all that matters.

Rob Stringer found in his own town a support group for people who had lost a loved one to breast cancer.  He knew it was fairly common for women to succumb this horrible disease, but he had no idea how many people would be at these meetings.  He was astounded at the sheer number of husbands and children who attended the first meeting he went to.  Some of them shared their stories, and everyone listened carefully to every word that was spoken.  Everyone also allowed the speakers to work through their tears as they spoke.  Rob Stringer did not feel ready to speak at his first meeting, but came away feeling somewhat better anyway.  He had met people he shared an unfortunate bond with.

The second meeting Rob Stringer went to, he decided to speak about his late wife Sarah.  Although the tears poured from his eyes, he knew he was surrounded by people who truly cared about his loss, and understood his sadness.  He was surrounded by such warmth and compassion; he knew he would be attending these meetings for a while.

Going through life, you meet lots and lots of people. Some of them stick longer than others, and some just vanish. Defining relationships is so hard, cause there are lots of them, and they’re rarely alike. So, all I do, that I divide them into groups, each group has a general characterization, to fit as many people as I can in it. Like, ‘people from work’ group, which includes everyone that I met at work, no matter how close we get, and ‘people from school’ group, which includes everyone I met during my school years, whether I’m still in contact with them or not , and also ‘ friends of friends’ group, which are people that I met through friends.

For each group I set few ground rules, like, birthday gifts budget, contact pace, level of information, and some other rules.

lately, some groups got mixed up, for example, people from ‘friends of friends’ group got into the ‘family friends’ zone, and people from ‘people from work’ group got into the ‘dinner and weekends’ group. After it got so confusing, I decided to reconsider these groups, redo the whole list, make up new characterizations, new ground rules, and new names.

After thinking about it, I found out that grouping people is not the right way to go, cause there are no tow people in my life related to me in the same way. So instead, I decided to label each and everyone.

Narrowing them down, I got 3 main labels..

A friend, a true friend, and a loved one.

To be continued…

Hug,

n.

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There is a huge toolbox available for your use. Choose the best Rub & Yawn tool for the job.