Taking the time to mentally & emotionally unpack how you grieve any special or meaningful person/place/thing can be so tough. If you haven’t already reconciled with your feelings then you are faced with the realization that there is no turning back ... It’s gone. It’s time to say goodbye. It’s making room for new memories when you’re ready.
I love this piece because;
1) what it brings up for me about grief
2) because I desperately want the tea on the relationship that is no more
3) and I can’t wait to play “Never Too Much” with my friends and be really messy 😏
Loved the Mac & Cheese comment! Love you!
Taking the time to mentally & emotionally unpack how you grieve any special or meaningful person/place/thing can be so tough. If you haven’t already reconciled with your feelings then you are faced with the realization that there is no turning back ... It’s gone. It’s time to say goodbye. It’s making room for new memories when you’re ready.
I love this piece because;
1) what it brings up for me about grief
2) because I desperately want the tea on the relationship that is no more
3) and I can’t wait to play “Never Too Much” with my friends and be really messy 😏
Really enjoyed this - it gave me new perspective on the path after heartbreak - and that final picture of you is stunning 😍
Such a contrast with Carrie’s joyless and sterile supper. Damn, I love your wallpaper!
Can attest that “Never Too Much” is the perfect appetizer for a dinner party, an amuse bouche of mess for the table! 🍜
You’re an intelligent writer. You draw so much meaning and purpose and pathos and even poetry from that Max train wreck.