Crying for lots of reasons. John Moore's piece is heartbreakingly spot on.
If there is anything that is not claimed, I'd like something small.
I'm glad her family is treating you and everyone else as family. No hugs, just hairpats.
A place where we can talk about ita, miss ita, and share information about memorials. The hugging started over here in Natter.
Crying for lots of reasons. John Moore's piece is heartbreakingly spot on.
If there is anything that is not claimed, I'd like something small.
I'm glad her family is treating you and everyone else as family. No hugs, just hairpats.
It's weird, since we never got to do that together, but I felt very close to her eating things that she liked and listening to reggae in the restaurant.
We were out with friends today, who were talking about their experiences in krav maga (side story: this woman took down a man much bigger than her...and then turned and, because she wasn't looking, clotheslined herself at the neck in BARBED WIRE [I didn't ask why barbed wire was there; that doesn't sound like a safe facility, though]). I got to tell them about ita's insistence that you always go for the nut shot if you can take it. (They agreed.)
ita's obituary is up: [link]
Thank you to Burrell, Kat, Ginger, and Allyson for writing it. It's beautifully written.
And thank you to all of the LAistas who are doing so much for ita and her family as we speak and will continue to do so.
Oh, that's lovely.
That was beautiful.
The writing is perfect and the picture looks wonderful.
Perfect. I wish it never had to exist, but it's as loving and eloquent and true to her as anyone could ever hope for.
It's very nice. Thanks, guys.
That's perfect, and so is the picture. Thank you so much, everyone who had a hand in it.