
Wherever you may be
Sunday, June 17th, 2007
A few nights ago Mom dreamt of Grandpa, and then woke up to a really strong scent of flowers in the room.
The orchids from his funeral bloomed and then lasted a month - cut flowers don’t usually last that long, do they? - and died promptly on the one-month anniversary of his cremation.
Grandma had woken up to water the flowers late one night and this moth kept flying into her head - and then followed her into the house where it settled on the table lamp and stayed the night. Next morning it was gone.
Of course you could say it’s all coincidence, or rubbish, but of course a little part of me would love to think that he’s saying his goodbyes, or letting us know he’s still watching over us.
Happy Father’s Day, 爷爷. I love you and miss you very much.
A few nights ago Mom dreamt of Grandpa, and then woke up to a really strong scent of flowers in the room.
The orchids from his funeral bloomed and then lasted a month - cut flowers don’t usually last that long, do they? - and died promptly on the one-month anniversary of his cremation.
Grandma had woken up to water the flowers late one night and this moth kept flying into her head - and then followed her into the house where it settled on the table lamp and stayed the night. Next morning it was gone.
Of course you could say it’s all coincidence, or rubbish, but of course a little part of me would love to think that he’s saying his goodbyes, or letting us know he’s still watching over us.
Happy Father’s Day, 爷爷. I love you and miss you very much.











