It’s been burning for about two days and people the family knows have lost their homes. The winds have not slowed down, so it’s moving quickly and not sparing much in its path. Including the spot where we laid our Baby’s ashes.
I know it was ashes already, that the baby is hopefully hanging with my Nani in heaven and I’m relieved that very few people have died in this disaster, but seeing the gorgeous hill on which we left her charred and bleak just broke my heart. It’s a sacred place for us.
This is just a reminder that the grieving never really ends. We just learn to live with it better every day.
This is what it usually looks like.
And now it is this.
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