I had not seen your April blog so I was not one of those who sent you comments on your dad and sis. I am so sorry, Nancy! I was interested about your not crying. I have that lack as well. I am the one who cried watching TV shows. I think it is because we have lost so many loved ones. My dear Mary died of Alzhheimer’s in February and I cried very little. Like your dad she knew few yet remembered me. I said it was because we had been friends for 74 years. Both your dad and your sis probably welcomed death for they were suffering. I have instructed any of my family who are still interested that if I have a terminal disease that I do not want any chemo or other interventions. I want pain management. I also will buy a carton of cigarettes. It won’t make any difference and I loved smoking!! Perhaps you have read that I talk to Mary’s husband, Paul,. daily. He looks forward to my 8 o’clock call and I go there on Sunday. He was rushed to the hospital on Feb.6th and Mary died Feb. 8th.  Paul’s minister took him to see Mary’s grave Monday. He is a very brave man and a very positive person. When I did rehab at the nursing home where Mary was, Paul would bring her to my room and later I was able to go to her room. So I will be watching Morley and your grandniece Sunday. Thanks for the invite!!!