A Learning Hodgepodge

 

What's a lesson you've learned from a mistake? 

Not to wear thongs in wet weather unless I want to face plant the ground.

Do you salt food while you're cooking or let diners add their own?  What's a food you think must be salted? Do you like pepper? 

No, I don’t add salt while cooking, I can’t eat hot chips without salt, and I do not like pepper.

What was the last gathering you attended and what did you do there? 

That would be the siblings Christmas lunch at my brother’s place.

Your favourite shade of purple? What's your favorited purple flower? 

Mauve and either Lavender or Lilac

Share a favourite spring travel memory.

Can’t think of anything 

Insert your own random thought here. 

Grief isn’t something that one experiences then it goes away and depending on who one is grieving that may be the case but if your grief is over losing someone really close to you such as a parent, child, sibling or even a grandparent. The grief can last for the rest of your life, you learn to live with it but there are times when your grief will flare up and feel raw again. This is how it is for me during the month of April especially on the 12^th and the 21^st.