posted by mima @ 7:11 PM
Mima's Blog
Knitting, books, theater, travel, skiing, cycling and whatever crosses my mind.
Monday, April 13, 2009
Mima's Blog
Knitting, books, theater, travel, skiing, cycling and whatever crosses my mind.
Blogs I read
Previous Posts
- Hello from Paul & Eileen
- I woke up Monday and it is saturday....what?
- Chemo Session #1 - and the end of radiation
- well that is an interesting twist.
- Another 4 am...
- and that is one ugly MOFO
- Walking the Sanctum
- The new fry cycle
- Peace and Quiet
- Once again Logisitics Eileen
4 Comments:
My life has been forever changed by my friendship w/ you my dear bossman.
May you find that everlasting cruise to be the best journey you have ever had. & when that moment seems to be dull, meet me at the roller coaster & we'll ride in into eternity together. Laughing all the way.
I miss you so much. :-(
To Paul & the family,
My heart lies heavy but to know that he is free is a comfort I hope we all can share. As for that un finished scarf, well, somethings are meant to be left, just as they are.
Peace be with you at this sad time.
Always,
Carolyn (AKA "Caroline")
To all who loved Mima and will continue to keep him in their hearts forever - my sincere condolences with the loss of this special man, son, brother, husband and friend. Alida South Africa
I feel like we had a solar eclipse. Like the sun actually went out for a bit. What an incredible man, he did touch so many of us and left a space in all our hearts. A man of colors and textures and humor and wit and love. He will be forever missed, and we'll all be better for knowing him. With love from Aimee and friends at Thermo Fisher Rochester.
I didn't know Mima personally however I have friends who did and so I read his blogs along with them - and I quite appreciated the shimmer of his written words. What a gift when one human allows himself to be truly seen in a world where so many of us hide behind our carefully constructed images. The human connection he made possible was glorious even in the worst of times because he invoked care and kindness and humor in others. What a good job he did with living. Thank you Mima and Paul, for extending yourselves as you did, and still do.
Anonymously appreciative...
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