icNewcastle Tragedy of the mother who loved life

I missed part of the weekend party, as I was away up in Durham at a funeral. This funeral. icNewcastle Tragedy of the mother who loved life

Slightly surreal seeing family that I hadn’t seen for quite some years in such difficult circumstances, not helped by a restless night and a very early start. The church was packed – there were ppl standing outside listening to the service on speakers.

Two of my sisters went up with me, we all went back to our aunt’s house afterwards. I used to see my cousins and aunt occasionally when I lived up north – I lived in the next village along from them. My sisters haven’t lived up there, and aren’t familiar with the ways of small villages, and it was a tough day for us all.


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5 responses to “icNewcastle Tragedy of the mother who loved life”

  1. 🙁 Funerals of that sort are just so sad; hope you get back into one piece as soon as is right for you.

  2. thanks both. Have fixed link.

  3. I’m sorry. She looks so lovely and was obviously an angel. What a beautiful smile.

  4. I am sorry too. I didn’t see it until today ((hugs))

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