Yesterday would have been my mother's eighty sixth birthday, three years since her passing.
I wished she'd had an easier life. I wished for her in her golden years to be a lady who lunched, went to a matinée, had her nails painted red or simply read a book in the shade. I wished she would have used the new bag I sent her one birthday or lit the pretty candles she received as gifts. I don't know why she chose the most circuitous route when she could have chosen the easiest.
So today I met a friend for coffee, made an appointment for my nails and lit a candle when I came home.
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