If I Go Missing.....
My Daughter loves to listen to crime pod casts. Last week during spring break we were listening to a podcast together called if I go missing. The next day I had to drive to work in a blizzard so as I left for work I texted my daughter and wrote, If I go missing this is the route I am driving to work.I have to say that it was the scariest drive in a snow storm I have ever had. There were lots of people stuck on the side of the road and my usually very short commute took over an hour and a half.
This has started a daily correspondence of texts between my daughter and I about our day and what we are doing and where we are going. All starting with "If I Go Missing."
I thought it would be a neat thing to post little journal entries about things I would want my family to know about me if I ever went missing, or if I just happen to die suddenly. Not that I think that would happen to someone as boring as I am. But there are things that perhaps I have not told them that they might want to know.
So my rule is with these post no photos. Just a short little journal about something or someone in my life. It's for me to practice writing and to leave a little bit of my history for my family to some day read and enjoy.
Something I would like them to know is that I love my daily texts with my daughter. We always text good morning and good night and then have little random text conversations though out the day. I love that we can be apart but still be a part of each others life. I also email my mom pretty much everyday. We share some little part of our day with each other. I have kept every single email my mom has sent me over the years. I was thinking I should print them out and make a book, but after making a book of two years of emails from my sons mission I think the task of printing years of emails may be too big of a project.
So If I go missing I want my family to know that I loved keeping in contact with you by text message, and email and snail mail. I love all the different ways that we have communicated. Each text, email and letter has been treasured.
G.G.
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