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I didn't realize you could see past photos on Google maps until today. This is as far back as you can see my childhood home. July 2009 - only 13 months before everything changed. Dad was home that day. He was probably doing a jigsaw puzzle with Mom on the enclosed front porch while drinking his third or fourth cup of coffee. I know this because the dining room curtains are closed, meaning it was early morning. They always kept the curtains closed until the sun shifted. I was home from work. Meaning this was either a day off or I was home sick. The recycling bin on the sidewalk tells me this was a weekday, so it's safe to assume I was sick. And if I was sick, it's also safe to assume that my mother made me Mrs. Grass soup that day because that's what she always did when I was sick. Dad was flying his American flag. Secured to the worst corner of the deck so that the flag would smack you in the face as you walked down to get to the car. It drove my mother crazy. This snapshot in time, so random and so meaningless, brought me to tears this morning. Inside that house are three people who had no idea everything would change a little over a year later. In August 2010, my mother had a stroke. The stroke left her confined to a bed, and she spent the last year of her life in a nursing home. Sometimes I wish I could go back to days like this. To the sound of my parents drinking coffee on the front porch and the simple joy of spending time with the people you love, not realizing that someday they won't be there anymore. #grief #loss #memories #lossofaparent #losingalovedone

I didn't realize you could see past photos on Google maps until today. This is as far back as you can see my childhood home. July 2009 - only 13 months before everything changed. Dad was home that day. He was probably doing a jigsaw puzzle with Mom on the enclosed front porch while drinking his third or fourth cup of coffee. I know this because the dining room curtains are closed, meaning it was early morning. They always kept the curtains closed until the sun shifted. I was home from work. Meaning this was either a day off or I was home sick. The recycling bin on the sidewalk tells me this was a weekday, so it's safe to assume I was sick. And if I was sick, it's also safe to assume that my mother made me Mrs. Grass soup that day because that's what she always did when I was sick. Dad was flying his American flag. Secured to the worst corner of the deck so that the flag would smack you in the face as you walked down to get to the car. It drove my mother crazy. This snapshot in time, so random and so meaningless, brought me to tears this morning. Inside that house are three people who had no idea everything would change a little over a year later. In August 2010, my mother had a stroke. The stroke left her confined to a bed, and she spent the last year of her life in a nursing home. Sometimes I wish I could go back to days like this. To the sound of my parents drinking coffee on the front porch and the simple joy of spending time with the people you love, not realizing that someday they won't be there anymore. #grief #loss #memories #lossofaparent #losingalovedone

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