
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Shoelace

Pussy Cat, Pussy Cat.
You were the first. The tiniest thing. First signs of my maternal instincts.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
miss this. 2
Sunday, January 31, 2010
To me.
Monday, January 25, 2010
I adore.

Friday, January 22, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Rock Oasis.
Endometrium
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Gift
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
A Letter

I have been doing a lot of reflecting lately. Which I can guess you have been as well. After a loss of a loved one this is usually part of the grieving process. You're older than I am and you have more wisdom than I do in these events. But I still would like you to know how sorry I am for the loss of my grandmother and your dear wife.
I never feel that I can sincerely get across how much you mean to me. As a person and especially as a grandfather. Sometimes I don’t know how to share my feelings with you or I can’t find the right time. Lately because I haven’t lived at home for the last two years and I've been trying to get a comprehension on what the world is and trying to ground my two feet in the earth so that I can really start my life. You know, I've tried to tell you many times that you have really kind eyes, which is something that comes within as well.
Anyway, thank you for being such a special Grampa because in my understanding grandfathers are extraordinarily special. And I know that not every person has the chance to meet their grandparents for such reasons as past wars or because of age. My mom always talks about “fate” and how certain things in life are meant to be. I honestly don’t know what I would have done if I didn’t get the chance to grow up with you and grandma around. Everything big or small you ever taught me, even things you don’t realize affected me, did very much so. As people we are forever learning and I want you to know how much I respect you. I feel very privileged to have gotten the chance to know you and grandma. Just spending plain old time with the both of you, whether it was watching T.V. or listening to your radio that’s always on. Even in the past years coming home and sitting with Gandm and just laughing at really nothing or putting curlers in her hair made me feel like I was doing something important. And always leaving me with the feeling of “I wish I could do something more”. Your house was like a safe haven for Shane Devon, Celton and I. Being in there was like hiding from the daily chores or from my parents. It always felt different but at the same time…the same house. I know you know what I mean.
Grampa lately I have been talking to my mom a lot, and hearing random stories from you, about your life from years ago, and how my mom grew up. Also having the chance to live with Auntie Mo and listen to her stories and her point of view gives me more perceptive of what life was like for them. I’m lucky enough to have always heard different stories from my mom. We were close enough that she felt like she could share different moments of her past about her siblings and of her parents. I know how much of a fantastic and great mother grandma was to my mom and how much she took from you as a father. Clearly the way I feel about my mother reflects on the way I feel about my grandparents.
If you take any thing for the letter I just want you to know how much I love you and I’m proud to be your grand daughter.
Caitlin
Monday, January 18, 2010
Stop and Go.

I present myself on my bed a little after 1 am of a long day. A Monday if I have you. The beginning of the work week for most. I love Mondays. It's a chance to start fresh; new outfit fresh? I love Mondays. Those exact words I spoke this morning to a beautiful woman laying in this very bed I sit upon. Wondering how it would be and what would I accomplish before the sun sleeps once more.