Woke up really early, thought I would sort out the coat/shoe cupboard. Nice idea. Ended up sitting on the floor clutching his coat crying. Just moved his coats upstairs, can't get rid of anything. I'm no nearer 'moving on' than I was when he died. This limbo is driving me mad, I want to sort myself out but in reality I can't even manage to sort a cupboard. Now I feel a wreck and it's only 9.30.
This is what I want to do, just finding the right person is more of a challenge.
Definitely the bears for us, one for me, one for each of his daughters. Mine will sit on his chair where his big fluffy robe still sits because he was always cold in the last year or so.
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