[ SECRET POST #3037 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3037 ⌋

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Re: Dealing with last days

[(Anonymous)]

When my parents sold my childhood home, I'd been out of the state for five or six years already, and that was hard because I'd hoped to be able to visit them there, to see the place one more time. They'd talked about retirement and moving in this "distant future" sort of way, and then a few months later, they told me that they'd both retired and were moving to a different state. (This is how my parents do big things, btw. They do them and then tell me later. >_>) When I moved to begin with, there were a lot of lasts, and none of them felt like anything different while I was doing them. It was a few days later, and then a month later, and then a few months later, and then even years later that I cried about them or had any kind of emotional response.