I feel as if I am living in Alfred Hitchcock’s film, Vertigo.
Out of nowhere I am experiencing life at a dizzying pace.
I don’t know if the spinning world has rendered me mentally off balance as well as physically.
Yesterday, I work up at 4am and staggered into the kitchen in desperate need of coffee after wrestling the vertigo most of the night.
Brewed and ready I stumbled to the outdoor patio in the dark.
I turned around as I opened the sliding glass door and gasped as I saw a woman holding onto the bedroom door in a nightgown.
Holy purple spirits. It was Queen E.
I turned back and she was gone.
Realistically, I know it was probably my reflection in the dark even though I was wearing boxers and a T, but it was the spitting image of my mom.
The tears flowed.
Honestly, I do not know if I can give up the Florida home as I feel so connected to Queen E. here.
Surreptitiously, I conversed with her as the sun rose, sipping my fresh brew.
It was soothing in a dizzying way!
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Glad I am not the only one who sometimes sees his mom, especially in the morning. We lost Grace in 2015.
Thanks for the sane vote of confidence! So sorry for your loss. It never seems to get easier.
Happy Holidays, my friend. Wishing you the best always?
Enjoy those sunrise visits.
?. I believe this happens. We love so much that loved ones can come into view even for a moment. Nice when it happens .special
Thanks for you support. I feel a little more sane?