One and Done

Tomorrow will be our first “Unburying the Dead” event. And I hope after this first one, I hope this event be not a tradition or trend.

“Unburying the Dead”, why you ask? Cause we’re not dead, maybe misdirected, maybe a little lost, maybe lots of things.

But after getting off the phone with you just minutes ago I realized we are not dead and while our road these past months/years have been a bit bumpy and full of potholes if I take a closer look we have laughed, made each other smile sharing songs of love and of romance, of making up not breaking up. We have shared good moments that became great moments. We’ve bought cards and sent pictures, held hands, and we’ve looked into each others eyes and of course your touch, your hugs, your essence, in fact all of you is what I’ve had and enjoyed in varying degrees every day for the last six years.

So, let me say now that tomorrow’s “Unburying the Dead” event is a “one and done,” Let it be the beginning, a new beginning of an “us” that’s always has been though has been hard to see sometimes. Baby I love you. I really love you always and forever. And I’ll be loving you every moment that I am alive.