WoobieZarz
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I just got home from the funeral of my Aunt.
I just thought I should mention something which I brought up whilst in mourning at the wake.
Being that our family is pretty large, some being in Melb/Sydney, and some being all over Tassie, the last time we got together was 7 years ago, when I was still in College.
It's not good to turn up to a Funeral, and ask "who's that over there?" And be told that it was either my Cousin, or my Uncle, Aunt, etc, etc, when I'd not seen them for X amount of years.
It could be that I'm half pissed, but I took it under my wing to let the others know that we should catch up at least once a year. It's not hard to do, it's just a shame that it takes such a moment (a passing) for a family to get together, and remeniss (spelling).
I think that everyone (including all you guys) should take advantage of these moments, (not passing, but everyday moments) and get together more often with those close to you. Even if only once a year, it'd be worth doing.
Family is the best thing in everyone's life, no matter how small or large. Make it a difference to get to know those you don't, and get to see those you miss more often than not.
God bless Josie, forever loved, and forever missed.
Goodbye.
I just thought I should mention something which I brought up whilst in mourning at the wake.
Being that our family is pretty large, some being in Melb/Sydney, and some being all over Tassie, the last time we got together was 7 years ago, when I was still in College.
It's not good to turn up to a Funeral, and ask "who's that over there?" And be told that it was either my Cousin, or my Uncle, Aunt, etc, etc, when I'd not seen them for X amount of years.
It could be that I'm half pissed, but I took it under my wing to let the others know that we should catch up at least once a year. It's not hard to do, it's just a shame that it takes such a moment (a passing) for a family to get together, and remeniss (spelling).
I think that everyone (including all you guys) should take advantage of these moments, (not passing, but everyday moments) and get together more often with those close to you. Even if only once a year, it'd be worth doing.
Family is the best thing in everyone's life, no matter how small or large. Make it a difference to get to know those you don't, and get to see those you miss more often than not.
God bless Josie, forever loved, and forever missed.
Goodbye.