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pegkerr ([personal profile] pegkerr) wrote2019-11-01 08:13 am

Explanation about my prior post

It's just that Halloween is an anniversary--the anniversary of that horrible day at Mayo two years ago that we learned that Rob's lymphoma had morphed into leukemia.

For the second year in a row, I fled the house rather than face trick or treaters. Unfortunately, the restaurant I went to for dinner had a whole bunch of houses on the same block (I had to walk past them to get to my car) that were heavily decked out for Halloween--with graveyards in their front yards. That was a little tough. I ate dinner out, came home and did a Deathly Hallows tarot reading, as I did last year, and then watched Coco, which was comforting under the circumstances. Watching Coco on Halloween may become a new Halloween tradition.
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[personal profile] caszabrewin 2019-11-01 02:40 pm (UTC)(link)
Watching Coco sounds very comforting. Tarot is always a comfort for me, too.
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[personal profile] lydamorehouse 2019-11-01 02:42 pm (UTC)(link)
I have yet to see Coco, but have only heard good things about it.

Sorry everything was so rough yesterday. Halloween is a tough anniversary for us, too. It was the day Ella was conceived.
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[personal profile] jbru 2019-11-03 04:57 pm (UTC)(link)
Coco would be a good tradition. I like the general remembrance portions of the "day of the dead" traditions. It feels like a healthy way to remember those passed as well as connecting with family.