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Super bowl

Super bowl tomorrow-Roger was such a football fan. He said he went into withdrawal when the season was over. He died in July. The kids always came over we made it a big day. My son has invited me to his house to watch it. But I think I am going to decline. Football without my Roger will be too hard.I miss him so much.

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Hi,

I am also trying to work through superbowl day. Until last week I did not know who was playing.

Paul was not a football fan expect for the superbowl. He liked Dallas Cowboys so I guess by marriage I did too. I still have a Dallas piggy bank that he got while he was ill. And it still sits by the T.V one of the things that I will not get rid of.

I am reminded of him seeing the big screen T.Vs on sale too. Big boys and big toys kind of thing.
Today will be a lonely day. I did not think too much about it till I woke up remembering all the excitement that would have flooded the house for "the big game" The trip to the store for great munchies. Ah yet another memory to try to overcome but we will get through this day and the next. Time moves on whether we are ready of not.
HH

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