We are sorry about your wife's death last year. She was a kind woman.
However, asking my staff if they'd like to see a picture of you together, and then showing the girls one of you standing by her gravestone, is somewhat misleading about the picture's contents.
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Grumpy!
The poor guy thinks you're all interested....because you made him believe you cared. Don't let him down, now! And why shouldn't you remember someone you tried so hard to help? A patient dying is not the tragedy....a patient dying without care/caring is the tragedy.
I spent 9 hours Saturday reading all your blog entries from the beginning (you got better after the first month or so)...the garden didn't get any attention whatsoever. I LOVE the entry about Mrs. Grumpy and the ice cream eating contest!
Love this blog...I think it's my favorite or tied with M.D.O.D.
Liz, my point wasn't that I don't care about Mr. Goldman. I do. I like him, and he brings my office girls a pie at each visit.
My point is that if someone says "Would you like to see a picture of my wife and I?" You generally expect a picture of 2 people, not 1 person and a headstone.
Sounds like Mr. Goldman has a sense of humor to me. :D
OK, I guess I misread your post....
But now I just think Mr. Goldman has a pretty great sense of humor!
That's either funny or pathetic, I'm not sure which.
"Wow, that's your wife? She looks kinda stoned..."
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