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Category Archives: Jake Colman
I Feel Your Pain Billy Bob Thornton
Originally posted on MourningAmyMarie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Pn3y7S5FAw Rarely do those among us honor loss after the first year. Surely after 25 years, you would not expect someone to admit they are still mourning their brother. Mr. Thornton admits: “I don’t want to…
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The Cetacean Brain and Hominid Perceptions of Cetacean Intelligence
This is a fascinating essay by the amazing Captain Paul Watson. I am reposting as it is a thought provoking and well researched piece that challenges our concept of intelligence. Captain Watson was one of Jake’s role models. One year, … Continue reading
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How to Help a Grieving Friend: 11 Things to Do When You’re Not Sure What to Do.
Here is another article that enumerates some of the things we can do to support someone who is grieving. You’ve heard some of them before, but I can’t emphasize enough we need to get this information out to everyone. In … Continue reading
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What I Wish More People Understood About Losing a Child
This is a great article I came across today. It echoes much of what so many people have expressed in a very clear and relatable way. Please take the time to read this and share it. http://www.mindbodygreen.com/0-17928/what-i-wish-more-people-understood-about-losing-a-child.html
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The Day the Music Died
When Jake died he took many things with him. He took a possible future where Terry and I became doting grandparents and replaced it with a future where we are that old childless couple sitting on the park bench as young lovers … Continue reading
Posted in Coping, Daily Ramblings, Grief, Jake Colman, Memory, Progress, Sadness
Tagged American folk music, deathofason, emotion, friends, Grief, grievingparent, instruments, Jake, music, Sadness, tears, Traditional music
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R.I.P Mr. Spock: Story of Origin of Vulcan Hand Signal
We are all blessing each other all the time.
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This is Why
Please take 55 seconds to watch this video produced by the students at Venice Arts that explains why you need to subscribe to their YouTube channel. It will only take a moment, and will benefit the program in so many ways. … Continue reading
Posted in Honoring Jake, Jake Colman, Photography, Support
Tagged greenscreen, helpinghand, mediaarts, producdtionspace, venicearts, youngfilmmakers, youtube
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You Can Make a Difference – Please Help
Readers of this blog will know that I volunteer at an organization called Venice Arts, helping young people express themselves through photography. Currently I mentor in an “Old School” photography class and teach black and white darkroom techniques to middle … Continue reading
Posted in Honoring Jake, Jake Colman, Photography, Support
Tagged filmmaking, photography, venicearts, youngartists, youtube
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Late Condolences
Originally posted on MourningAmyMarie:
Recently, a new friend suggested a website where I saw this quote from Elizabeth Edwards. In the midst of my grief fog I may have already posted this months ago. In any case, it reminded me…
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65,837 Words
I have been collecting all my writings from this past year into one long document that I keep on my computer desktop. It has a feature that counts the words, and with this post I’ll pass 65,000, not counting commentary on other … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Ramblings, Healing, Jake Colman, Observations
Tagged choices, death, deathofachild, deathofmyson, decisions, Mourning, regret, words, Writing
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