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WEATHERING
ADVERSITY
On both somber and joyous occasions, it sometimes seems that the weather reflects human emotion. Hal Borland wrote of this phenomenon: “Fog is a unique blend of mood and weather. It is not really weather at all, as rain is, or sunshine. And it is no more palpable than any mood. You feel it on your face and in your hair, as well as in your mind. Yet, it creeps in, silently, and it blows away like smoke, and it lies like an emotion over the land. Sun may sliver it into brilliance, and shadow may darken it into unwanted desolation. But there it is, fog, atmospheric moisture still uncertain in destination, not quite weather and not altogether mood, yet' partaking of both.”
We know that sometimes all you can do when you are grieving is wait for something to shift inside where the pain is not so intense. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, 233 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton, we know that amidst the “fog” of loss, one thing is clear: you need competent, experienced help in logistics and arrangements. That’s where we come in. Call us at 540-347-3431. *
“The wind shows us how close to the edge we are. ”
~Joan Didion
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