Guess where this place is. This was in a memorial park – taken when we visited my hubby’s tomb on his second death anniversary in July. It was already late in the afternoon when we visited so as you can see, there’s the sun setting down. We always opted to visit in those hours to avoid the sun’s heat. We stayed there for an hour. I brought flowers and lighted candles and stayed for a while. As i look back, it only seemed like yesterday when a lot of people were there to witness the burial and sympathize with us. Everything is still vivid to me though i can say remembering those times is not that painful anymore. I’ve moved on but it will forever be in my memory…
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Guess where this place is. This was in a memorial park – taken when we visited my hubby’s tomb on his second death anniversary in July. It was already late in the afternoon when we visited so as you can see, there’s the sun setting down. We always opted to visit in those hours to avoid the sun’s heat. We stayed there for an hour. I brought flowers and lighted candles and stayed for a while. As i look back, it only seemed like yesterday when a lot of people were there to witness the burial and sympathize with us. Everything is still vivid to me though i can say remembering those times is not that painful anymore. I’ve moved on but it will forever be in my memory…