Sorry to hear it, Griff. Thinking of you and your family today. :sniff:

He is in an old folks home. I'm seeing cracks in the reality my MiL is trying to support. She's exhausted and he is the same. Sad times.

I hope they make him comfortable there, and he embraces it.

:( Sorry, Griff.

It is done.

He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters.

My friend...


I'm with you, from here.

May his memory be a blessing.

He gave Griff the greatest gift of all... his daughter.

Sorry about this Griffster.

Give Pete a hug for us.

:blackr:

Give Pete a hug for us.

I'm sorry Griff

He is at peace. I hope you and your family find peace in this. {{{Griff & Pete}}}

Thank you so much guys. David lived beautifully by staying interested in the world around him. I hope that this is evident to all the Grandkids. The amount of anxiety and despair I see in kids now seems to me to be related to a physical disengagement from things of interest and from the natural world. Dave and I spoke of this often. He had a great ability to spark interest. His hope for technology would be for it to support interests not distract from them. I know that I have to be very intentional on-line as my brain doesn't do a great job of stopping me from making the next click. I love that the cellar has some intentionality to it. People are still the most important part of this place.

Peace

He sounds like a man who will have given those who knew him much to think about and remember him by. Hugs to you and your family in your time of loss x


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So every time I go to my Mother-in-Laws she suggests I take things. She gave me a clutch of hand tools last night that I'll have to sort through and a couple more knives. He gave me a lot of knives over the years.