It was supposed to be a happy day today.
I remember how we celebrated our birthdays. We’d have lovely cakes, family gatherings, and a simple meal then.
I’d remember the excitement and the special attention we’d shower on one another to make each other feel special. I remember, with a smile, how I insisted on going to
Today is your birthday. I wonder how it must have been like to celebrate your birthday for the past eight years, without the usual faces and usual practices. Are you having fun?
I feel a tinge of regret, yet detect a faint trace of mockery in myself as I pen this entry. Are you happy where you are now? Did the second step of faith lift you up, only to send you tumbling down greater depths? Do you ever regret and reminisce, I wonder.
I don't feel good remembering your birthday and not doing anything about it.
Happy birthday Dad. God bless.