I will consider that, Bosda don’t worry and I did go for them on Sunday perhaps that was too soon after, but don’t worry it’s being considered alright! Don’t worry, I am not spending all day and all night on the internet, I am only online a little, because people need to use the phone and I don’t want to use it so much so it’s okay…
today we arranged the flowers, my bouquet which I will share with Gary I have decided will be blue with white roses the blue are irises, does that sound good you think? Blue being both mine and her favourite colour. despite Mum’s love of bargains and dislike of spending too much money! I went for the extra 5 pounds to have roses
I said I am sorry Mum but you are having 5£ extra spent on you wether you like it or not!
I read the funeral director’s letter giving all the details, I had no idea how much a funeral costs! :eek:
when choosing the cards for the flowers I lost it and I teared up and had a bit of a cry of course it was okay, I should think they are used to bereaved people blubbing in the florists! I have no idea what to write on my card, got to write it on Gary’s behalf too as he has work until next week (gary is happier throwing himself into work I think, not as touchy feely talk about it as me, he is more like Mum)
I am getting better, beginning to, I have relapses every so often but I know things will be normal well not normal not the normal that there was before but a normal a different one.
I found my old cheap Ratners bangle that she bought me for my birthday years ago, I am going to wear it to the funeral, I think that is good. Though it is a cheap old thing, to me it is more priceless than the crown jewels and the hope diamond and all of that.
Mum would not approve of all this sentimentality! she was a loving person but she could not show it, she did it in action in looking after us, she couldn’t talk about it oh I see that now.
After she died I could not bear to look at her I just couldn’t, but Dad says she looked alright the only person he has ever seen dead in all his life (since 1931) she looked peaceful he said and she had a slight smile on her face, oh thank god she was at peace I think now she wanted to go and end her suffering, and it was so quick and painless. Dad says he kissed her before they took her away, four times, that moved me so much.
still have my moments of great sadness, but I am getting better, I will probably cry my eyes out at the funeral I don’t mind though, if you can’t cry in public at a funeral when can’t you? my sense of humour is beginning to come back, it’s helping me too, everything is 