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Tag Archives: dad
Groceries on the K-Line
On Christmas morning, Samantha and I were awoken at sunrise. Not by a child jumping on the bed or excited shouts coming from downstairs (the only other person in the house being Samantha’s visiting mother down the hall) but by … Continue reading
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Tagged 1990, brands, Christmas, dad, family, father, Gamble, grocery, K-Line, model train, O-Gauge, personal, Procter, Procter & Gamble, train, train set
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Five Years Later
“Sometimes you will never know the true value of a moment until it becomes a memory” – Iman How in the world has it been five years already? When I sat down to write this post about the anniversary of … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversary, dad, father, grief, memorial, memory, oklahoma, Pawhuska, remembrance
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Legends Never Die
Father’s Day has been an ordeal for the last few years of my life. Back in January of 2011, my father died suddenly and unexpectedly. I wrote about it extensively on this blog and curled up in a hole for … Continue reading
Built for the Road Ahead
I remember the day I saw Dad’s new 2005 Mustang for the first time; he had driven down from Topeka, Kansas to visit Mom. Although they were divorced (and had been for a little while by then) acceptance was tough … Continue reading
Three
Tomorrow marks three years since I received the fateful call that my father was gone. Although it feels like a lifetime ago, I can still recall details. I’m purposefully not looking at any of my old posts to see what … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversary, dad, death, father, grief, John Schneider, memorial, memory, remembrance
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