Last night, my phone started to get bustling. “Please turn on the TV!” said my uncle. “Did we know about this?!!” I asked my sister-in-law Emily. “The Danger of Tonight!” I wrote with CoJ contributor Kelly Dawson along with photos she took in the living room:
On the screen, the danger prompted him to say, “Around the dying of lung cancer, Paul Karanity tried to answer what is worth living when Breath became ‘this’. ”
Of course, I called my sister Lucy right away. Longtime readers will know that she and Paul were married for eight years before their death in 2015.
On the phone, Lucy and I first laughed about the game show itself. Can you imagine if someone asks, “What is air?”? And you answered, “Diet from lung cancer, Paul Karanity tried to answer what was worth living in “When Breath became this.” “A truly wild answer, haha.
But my sister was moved and happy that Paul’s memoir was still part of a cultural conversation. “One of the things that really surprised me after Paul passed away was He actually diedShe said recently Big salad problem (Gift link). “He had late stage cancer for two years and he even knew that day he would die, but when someone actually died, they just disappear. They just disappear.
Whenever we visit San Francisco, Lucy and her daughter go regularly with friends and family, especially on days like the Great Year and Paul’s birthday. “I sometimes go alone, especially when I don’t feel like I am.” She told me. “I lie down on him, and then I feel better. On our wedding anniversary, I bring him a lemon from our lemon tree.”
Did you see the danger episode yesterday? And do you miss someone today? xoxo
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(Thank you to Kelly Dawson for giving us real-time photos!)
Source: Cup of Jo – cupofjo.com
