Aaron-delorian, showing us The Way |
It's Halloween.
In past years, it was my deadline for people to have their flu shots. Honestly, this year I don't know who has and who hasn't. I know I've had mine, and Michael got his before ging to Arkansas. I just don't know about anyone else.
I look back through the years. Three times you were in the hospital, and a couple more you were kinda sick here at home. Frankly, out of all the holidays, Halloween takes the cake (or candy?) if you have to be inpatient.
I think you only got to go out trick or treating once, in 2012. You wore the clown costume that each of the older kids wore. I hadn't allowed myself to even consider that you might be able to, but you did.
And last year, you were a Mandalorian, or as Dad calls you, the Aaron-dalorian. You showed us The Way. Frankly, you were so, so sick that we didn't actually even put it on you, just draped it over you.
Trick-or-Treat, what a treat 2012 was |
You were Superman, and a clown, and The Boy Who Lived (and lived and lived, until you didn't). You were a minion, and a pumpkin.
Tonight, Rachelle Adams brought by your flowers, the domes for your siblings, two ornaments, and the large arrangement they put together from your funeral.
You are my hero, my example, in all your forms.
I miss you. I love you.
Love,
Mama
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