Dear friend, I miss you when I
- Drive past the highway exit that leads to your house
- Read a book and wonder if you'd like it, if you've read it, what you thought about it
- Wonder if you figured out all the allergies and health things you were struggling with
- See that the magic hour light is perfect and wonder if you are taking beautiful pictures in it
- Read about neurodivergence and rejection sensitive dysphoria and remember the feeling of walking on eggshells
- Come across education discussions and wonder what you think
- Walk past a garden that makes me think of your yard and all the work you've done
- See a Facebook memory we made
- Pass the Thai restaurant I introduced you to that you used to love and wonder if you still do
- Visit your son's grave, hoping I'll remember where it is in the cemetery, hoping the plastic-protected picture will still be clear enough to find
- Talk to my pain psychologist and try to figure out if I could have done something differently
- See a roof under construction and can't remember if your roof was finished the last time we met
- Find a funny meme I wonder if you would like
- See an event you might be interested in
- Wonder how far along you are in your book and where it has taken the protagonist
- Realize another month has passed with no response and wonder if you'll never talk or write to me again because I wasn't perfect enough to be a friend who didn't need anything
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