Posted on November 29, 2022
by Caleb Webster
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How your mom showed me I had really messed something up was the same way she showed me I had done something remarkably well: she cried. This was also how she showed embarrassment, fear, anxiety, joy, or any of a cluster of emotions that… Continue Reading “What I Want You to Know on Your Mom’s Birthday”
Category: Letters to Our SonTags: birthday, crying, grief, grieving parent, joy, Loss of Parent, love, parenthood, remembering, remembrance, tears
Posted on May 25, 2022
by Caleb Webster
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I don’t know how to write this letter to you. There aren’t any words. It keeps happening but nothing happens. All there are are words.
Category: Letters to Our SonTags: children, family, fear, grieving parent, gun violence, hard conversations, hope, parent, sandy hook, school shooting, shooting, uvalde