S2E17. John Robichaud (James – Sit Down)

S2E17. John Robichaud (James – Sit Down)

S2E16. Mark Blackett (Primus – Tommy the Cat)

S2E16. Mark Blackett (Primus – Tommy the Cat)

S2E15. Leisha Strachan (Delta Rae – Take Me There)

S2E15. Leisha Strachan (Delta Rae – Take Me There)

S2E14. Rich Kamerman (Led Zeppelin – Stairway to Heaven)

S2E14. Rich Kamerman (Led Zeppelin – Stairway to Heaven)

S2E13. Chris Pritchard (Heart – Dog & Butterfly)

S2E13. Chris Pritchard (Heart – Dog & Butterfly)

S2E12. Garrett Elliott (Radiohead – High & Dry)

S2E12. Garrett Elliott (Radiohead – High & Dry)

S2E11. Tony Hill (My Morning Jacket – Touch Me I’m Going To Scream, Part 2)

S2E11. Tony Hill (My Morning Jacket – Touch Me I’m Going To Scream, Part 2)

S2E10. Mike Doyle (The Doors – L.A. Woman)

S2E10. Mike Doyle (The Doors – L.A. Woman)

S2E9. Bryce Conway (Ben Folds – Fred Jones, Part 2)

S2E9. Bryce Conway (Ben Folds – Fred Jones, Part 2)

Your Absence is a Presence

Your absence is a presence

I’m sharing this today for a few reasons.

For one, grief is awful. And the only thing worse than grieving is feeling like you’re grieving alone.

I’ve also learned that for the club of people who have lost someone they love, membership is far from exclusive. And there’s a certain reassurance in having a loss acknowledged.

Finally, for my family, though Jenn is no longer physically here, she is in our days and our thoughts more than ever. And many of these lyrics are borrowed from our conversations, where they were able to articulate our shared experiences more eloquently than I ever could.

So for anyone grieving, I’m sorry for your loss.

We’re not alone & I hope you can find some comfort in this.

Take care,

Geoff