Fuck cancer.
Natter 77: I miss my friends. I miss my enemies. I miss the people I talked to every day.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Thank you, amyparker. Fitting that it’s an Amy.
T&G are two of the most amazing humans, and her friend C is wonderful as well. Truly, the group of people she has gathered around her is a reflection of her wonderful self.
Sending momentarily, Jesse, if I can from my phone. ETA it is coming from my business Verdigris address.
Thank you, amy. I hope amyth can feel everyone's love, and everyone's hands reaching out to hers, and knows that we are all as present with her as we can be.
Oh, Amy. I'm so sad. I'm grateful she has had a loving friend group to help her through this time and has a plan for music and love as she passes, but yes, fuck cancer. Holding amyth and her people in my heart.
I’m glad she has good people with her but geez, this is all so shitty and unfair.
I'm gutted. And I love T&G with all my heart, and such gratitude for the amazing generous kind-hearted people they are, and for helping dear Amy to the most love-and-music-filled passing humanly possible, but I so wish they didn't have to do this job - that none of it had to happen at all, but at least not yet, and certainly not in a world that's still conspiring to keep people apart from each other.
Terry has shared the playlist; I'll edit my other post so that it's simpler to find going forward.
I'm so sad about amyth. It's so fucking awful and unfair.
How horrible is it that my head is going all Tenth Doctor and is full of Ood? Like, reality is too horrible and this fantastical depiction of someone dying too soon is the only imagery that makes some sort of sense.
So sad about amyth.
Just visited with Maria's MOM (not monks) for a few hours. She is getting shorter and shorter of breath each visit, but still wants to be a good host. And she loves to talk, but can't talk too much or it makes her even shorter of breath. So it is a hard balancing act.
I guess it is better than Maria's mom is in her 80s, but it is still sad. I wish I could do more for Maria to help.