Showing posts with label Daddy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daddy. Show all posts

Friday, August 20, 2010

Dancing With Daddy


Ibrahim "Abe" Suleyman Hur
April 2nd 1922 - July 25th 2010


My beloved Dad passed away suddenly on July 25th 2010.

The past three (almost four) weeks since Dad's death has hit me in a way I could never imagine possible.

This is a poem I wrote this afternoon. It expresses my pain in the best way I know how right now.


Dancing With Daddy

My heart feels like
It’s ready to burst.
I wish it would already;
Joining the millions of
Stars that reside in the night sky.

When will this pain end?
Where can I run to escape,
This.
Reality, is a bitch
And I stand here with empty arms.

I long to hug you, hold you, hear you;
But you now reside on my mantle.
No, it’s not you; the real “you”
Is gone, gone far away and untouchable,
Unreachable.

Lost, I feel so completely lost.
My compass is continually pointing north
And that’s where I want to go,
Up, out, away;
To you.

Daddy, you left my sight;
My ears no longer ring with your voice.
Gone too far, but still right here;
But I can’t hug you, hold you, hear you.
I miss you, I love you.

Come and take me in your arms,
Let us dance among the clouds;
Laughing, joking; Be-ing.
I await our waltz,
Daddy and daughter, forever.

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Introducing Ainey Hur

Two weeks to the day that we had to make the very difficult decision to put Ash down, we were given a five and a half week old kitten whom we have named Ainey (pronounced "Eye-knee") which is Chinese for "Love You".

Ainey is settling in very nicely, and her big sister Sayge is warming up to her more. The first day and a half, Sayge was setting her boundaries and did a whole heck of a lot of hissing and hitting. But yesterday afternoon, she decided that Mummy and Daddy brought her home a real live toy. However, I think she is still trying to figure it all out, and figuring out how to be a "big sister" (Jeh-Jeh) rather than the baby sister.

Its all fun and games at the Hur household as we're learning to walk shuffling our feet, not stepping on the little ball of fluff chasing after them, and just loving the spunky little character that Ainey already has.

Enjoy our slide show of the first couple of days of Ainey being home...