After each layout I complete I write the date on the back. With ever layout I did last night I was more and more aware of what the next day was. The 17th. I stopped what I was working on. I couldn’t stop thinking about how I felt about this or what it meant to me. So I just started writing…crying…feeling. Remembering every detail as if it happened yesterday. This is what came out. I created it for me. For my brother. It was about time I wrote down some of my thoughts. It was difficult, but so good. the photos of my brother (left) and his friend Jeff who died with him in the accident.
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ahh Amy.. it’s beautiful. I’m so glad you wrote your feelings down. It is a beautiful tribute to Alan.
how touching… i am so glad you were able to be alone, uninterupted and just feel these things. so glad you took time to write it down and on top of it all you have a beautiful layout… i have been thinking about you today so i’m glad you shared this.
I am so glad that you got time to yourself to really allow the healing to come for you. I love the picture. I think it is a perfect tribute to Alan and Jeff. I love it.
This must have really been a cathartic experience. How great that you could be totally alone with your thoughts and feelings. I think it’s great you got them down on paper.
what a beautiful poem, memory, journal… i always heard such wonderful things about your brother from mindy.
i want you to know i called all 4 of my brothers tonight and told them i loved them, thank you for inspiring me to do so.
much love and compassion.
kbc
Ames, that was so lovely to read. I’m so glad you wrote it down finally. I can’t imagine going through that but I feel both Alan and Jeff must have been so strong in their testimonies that they were needed on the other side sooner that anyone would have thought. He sounds like a wonderful friend, son and brother.