Mon 21 Feb 2005
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Posted by anaglyph under Love
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One year ago today my beautiful wife Kate passed from this place.
…when our laughter ends,
And hearts and bodies, brown as white,
Are dust about the doors of friends,
Or scent ablowing down the night,
Then, oh! then, the wise agree,
Comes our immortality.~ Rupert Brooke – Tiare Tahiti
Rest in peace sweetheart.
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[…] I’ve just sold my beautiful place in the mountains, the Treehouse. I feel sadness, and loss, and inexplicable loneliness because it’s like I have cut the last tangible link to my lovely Kate. Treehouse was our dream, the place we made together and the place where we both thought we would grow old together. […]
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[…] Rod also very kindly gave me one of the new little trees. I am not really sure he knew exactly how much it meant to me, but it is one of the most wonderful gifts I have ever received. I really wish I had a garden in which I could plant it. My tiny inner city house has nowhere at all for me to put it as it starts to grow. I’m now on the lookout for its new home. My intention is to plant it this winter with the ashes of my beloved Kate. I know she would like that. […]
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[…] marks the end of five years since my gorgeous Kate left on that saddest and most mysterious of journeys. I remember her with great love, […]
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[…] around Cow Central, dear friends. This end part of February, being the anniversary of the death of my much loved Kate, is always melancholy for me, but this year it has been even more so. My great friend Simon – […]
That’s a beautiful photo Pete.
xx
She was beautiful, I am sure inside as much as out.
Sorry to hear of your loss. I wish I could offer you some comfort. May you find Peace.
That’s very kind of you AK, thank you for your kind thoughts. I still miss her greatly, and remember her often, but my life has moved on and I now have married another very lovely woman. I consider myself extremely fortunate to have had two such great loves in my life. I’ve also inherited a family – something I never thought I’d have – and the many pleasures associated with that.