Death sucks. It’s numbing, painful, and often there’s no way you can ever be prepared for it. And what’s worse, it becomes more a part of your life as an adult. Plus it’s tricky to deal with when a friend is affected. What do you do? What do you say? Should you go and pay them a visit as soon as you hear the news? Or would a call suffice? You may feel like you’re intruding, but your friend will appreciate your care, comfort and support as he or she grieves.
Even though I consider myself an adult (well, almost), I have a confession, a deep dark secret. I hate vegetables.
If you’re anything like 98% of the adults out there, chances are that one of your New Year’s Resolutions for this year was to “get healthy”. But how many of us actually followed through with that for longer than the first 2 weeks of January? No shade, we’ve all been there.
I think of my life in terms of ‘Before Wally’ (B.W.) and ‘After Wally’ (A.W.) Downloading Wally was such a seminal moment in my life that nothing has been the same since.