I often have nothing to say, so even if I had someone that passed away that I could talk to, I would say nothing.

Definitely my grandma. I would ask her to teach me everything she can in the time that we have. Saying she had a green thumb would be an understatement.

Really just about anyone and I would ask, "What's it like down there?"

I would give anything to be with my wife again, but not if I had to say goodbye again.

I miss my grandparents most of all. This was my mother's parents and I lived with them during early formative years. Mom always told me that it wasn't true. She said she just let me spend summer vacations with them. The problem with that idea was that others remembered too, and I found early school pictures from there at a later time. I loved my mother but she tried to rob me of these memories, possibly because at that time you would not be considered a good mother if your parents raised your child. By age 9 mom had me back with her again, and she had re-married. It was after mom died that I found my early school pictures, but I went to school with my cousins and they knew the facts of it all along. Part of my issues with mom were that she was wanting to wipe out my early memories. She last tried this with me about a year before she died. I think she had come to believe what she had always told me.

Grandma?
Hi.

You're still dead and can't hear me because of it.

It's a tie...

Dad: "I thought we had more time" and
Husband: "Check out our kids! They're turning out ok!!!"

I miss both so much!

I said everything I could. id like to show my dad who thought I was useless what I've achieved maybe but I cant. he is dead.

John Lennon - Id thank him for all of the great music, and the great messages he gave to the world.

I would fall asleep with all the cats that have been in my life in one big furpile after calling each of them by name.