“You’ll be missed,” is something my husband Michael says ironically when I’m thinking of terminating the services of a supplier.
Me: I’m going to tell them that if they don’t fix this, I’m going to take my business elsewhere!
Michael (pretending to be them): You’ll be missed.
“You’ll be missed” is funny in that context, but I actually hope that I will be missed, even by a corporation.
“You’ll be missed” implies that we don’t matter. We do matter, even if others don’t seem to value us.
I hope you know that if you leave, you’ll be missed.
Do you see any evidence that you’ll be missed in my images for today?
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I wrote the song “Don’t Kill Yourself” because you’ll be missed.
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If you don’t leave a comment, you’ll be missed, but I’ll live. (“You’ll live” is something else Michael says.)
Thanks to all who didn’t miss this you’ll-be-missed post, including YOU!
each human is irreplaceable, a unique person, some good, some bad
You are irreplaceable, beth.
Back at you
💕
I don’t really believe in good people and bad people. Although I have been heard to say, “She’s good people,” or words to that effect. I was thinking the other night about all the people I have known (cue Willie Nelson song) and in a way I miss them all. They all gave me something: an experience, a night to remember (yes, he did, and it didn’t involve sex), I wish I could thank them all for passing through my life and leaving their mark. Even if it was an unpleasant one. How could I understand someone else’s pain without having pain of my own? And such a variety of stories. From such a variety of people. Thank you.
Thank you, Barbara.
I think that “Don’t Kill Yourself” is a powerful song.
I am not leaving this blog (Even if sometimes I have to catch up a few days together because of all is going on, especially traveling to grandkids)
I miss you when you’re not here and I’m so glad when you are!
I say you’ll live a lot too! I am glad to be able to leave a comment on this post!
So glad we are both here, Carol Anne.