Anyone else feel guilty when something happens even though you weren’t involved? And when accused you deny it but they still think it was you because “you look guilty”. (Or was it just me)
It is with heavy heart and deep grief must post on the Passing of my kid brother, Blair
Blair 58, passed away on April 30, 2024, at Sunnybrook Hospital after bravely battling complications from an aneurysm he suffered on April 15. Born in August 1965, Blair was the respected Superintendent at a Whitevale golf course, where his dedication and passion for the sport shone through in every aspect of his work.
Blair had an adventurous spirit and enjoyed the thrill of riding motorcycles and the fascination of trains. He was known for his outgoing nature, infectious smile, and the ability to make friends wherever he went. His warmth and kindness touched the lives of many, leaving behind a legacy of cherished memories.
Blair was the devoted husband of Christina and the proud father of twin sons, Ben and Jake. He found immense joy in his family. Blair was the son of Jean and the late Leroy Rennie, and he is survived by his three brothers, John, Nigel, and Elliott.
Blair will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing him. His laughter, love, and zest for life will forever be remembered.
You can never tell what another person is feeling. Address your own feelings. Good or bad, it’s O.K. To feel them they help you grow and prepare for the future. Sometimes you need to feel the grief, wallow in anguish for a while before you pick yourself up and move on.(Yeah, I’m processing a family tragedy right now, thanks for letting me babble)
I find Banana bread is best when made from slightly over ripe bananas. as soon as all the yellow is gone from the skin, they are ready to be breadified
Anyone else feel guilty when something happens even though you weren’t involved? And when accused you deny it but they still think it was you because “you look guilty”. (Or was it just me)