BraiflexJustus
She passed away at her 92 of age and that's how her life vanished. Although she was this old, her presence meant a lot to all who were behind her and trying to emulate all she did, and all she said. My great grandma was my supper till her death and she still is. For all who visited her, their reception was positive that all would take the pleasure of staying besides her, listening to her inspiring voice, inspiring words.
The normal "Bye bye" could turn abnormal form her, because she rarely used it.
This phrase, has always been a conclusion to ones visit but again, it sounded peculiar from her mouth. It became the worst of her. Her reputation did not allow her to say so.
She lead the last third of her life as a single mother, a widow. No assistance from anyone greater to her (by title) of a son or a daughter. She lead this fraction of life strong and welcoming to all. This was so much that family meetings were nolonger of need, but auto. They all met at her place without any call for it. This was awesome. Indeed reputation can kill or heal.
To the reader, this could be something minor but a broad legacy. Let's not beg people to miss us when,our time comes to go. One person always threatening us of missing her when time was yet to come for us to part. Actually, none of us remembers her easily, she is nowhere in the history. Where are, where will you be when tin comes.
Sometimes we may have the idea of "We won't last long, Leave a Legacy" but the way we establish it could be the problem. Doing the right thing is not a problem but how you do it. A man, who is a leader, whose leadership is defective doesn't realize this, until he gets the idear of being remembered and again starts to beg and force for it.
How often shall we go through this, our legacy has to be automatic. we do not have to force it out, because it will nolonger be what we expect.
**I have never seen a mad man who knows he is mad****