She's come to realize that life is a bit like doing laundry--you have to separate the darks from the lights. One's not necessarily better than the other--they're just different. They have different needs, require different levels of care. She knows plenty of customers who don't give it much thought and throw all their laundry in together, and maybe that's the chaotic part of life that just happens, that no matter how hard you try, you can't always keep things separate. A red sock gets mixed in with a load of whites, or a delicate black top gets washed in hot water by accident. These things happen. All you can do is learn from it and move on. Tell your husband to enjoy his pink underwear, give your shrunken top to your little sister or niece. But it doesn't mean that you stop sorting your laundry. You keep sorting--lights from darks, darks from lights--and hope for the best.
Darien Gee[She] looks gorgeous, wearing the look of a mother whose kids are finally starting to grow up. She can take care of herself now, she can get her hair done and get a decent night's sleep.
Darien GeeFreedom to make mistakes, freedom to live life messily.
Darien GeeThere's something appealing about a quiet story that has depth, that has the ability to reach out and connect people for a long time to come.
Darien GeeYou can never recover from losing a person you love, but you can find a way to let it be part of your life rather than letting it take over every part of you
Darien GeeTags: love relationships grief
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