A Mixed Bag
Life is like watching flowers grow from seed, to shoot, to blossom, and then to wilt. My extended family recently lost someone, and I’m anticipating another death soon
Company Updates
OurLoveLivesOn.com
Recently it’s been very clear to me that the family legacy product has a lot of demand and is somewhat urgent. This was made even more clear when I read my hospice notes this morning, and as I’m getting ready to share what I’ve made to my patient’s family.
The app I will be focusing on is OurLoveLivesOn.com.
In fact, after my meeting with a trademark lawyer this morning I can now officially use the trademark symbol: Our Love Lives On™️
Our Love Lives On is being designed and built for that family first as an act of service and love. My hope is that it will provide a secure place to record our personal histories where they can live perpetually and be cherished by friends and family.
High Points
As far as my personal updates go with my family, we’re joyously anticipating the holidays this year as my dad is in escrow and anticipates moving across the country to be near us by Christmas.
I’m reminded of the interrelated nature of joy and sorrow.
“Joy and sorrow are inseparable. . . together they come and when one sits alone with you . . remember that the other is asleep upon your bed.“ — Khalil Gibran
A Final Note
Thanks for Being Here
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I will leave you with a reflection from an early user:
“Everyone has a legacy. At first I didn’t think I have one, but then someone said that over decades you accumulate a lot of stories.”
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Until next time,
Alice