When Games Matter: Lucidity, Grief, and My Daughter
“My daughter is going to enter into a world scarred by death. She will experience loss and I won’t be able to walk her through it, she will have to face it on her own–I will only be able to help.”
“My daughter is going to enter into a world scarred by death. She will experience loss and I won’t be able to walk her through it, she will have to face it on her own–I will only be able to help.”
In a world of statistics, God is easily forgotten.
I’m giving up some ingrained habits, but the tendency to avoid the important things still remains.
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