Amanda the Great by Amanda El-Dweek for January 27, 2020

Take all the time you need. Hope every thing is ok.

The rerun will be new for me as I am a new reader. Besides ‘Family First’.

I’m with allen@home.

Yeah, take your time. I’ve got nothing better to do.

We are a patient lot Amanda. Family comes first and we will be here when you get back. I hope everything goes well for you and your family.

All the above plus virtual hugs.

Hugs

Take all the time you need! Thanks for letting us know.

I agree with all of the above. I have an abundance of patience.

Good luck and best wishes for you and yours. Hope everything resolves this week. See you in February.

Family is more important—good luck, take all the time you need—we’ll all be here when you come back.

Hope all is well! We’ll be here when you get back!

Do not ever worry about us. The most important thing is your family. We will be here when you get back.

Have a lovely time :D <3

Hope you are well.

I hope everything is OK.

I will say prayers just to be safe.

Hugs and good wishes to you and yours, Amanda. We’ll be here when you get back. xoxo

I’m so sorry for your loss. We’ll all be here for you when you return. I hope the memories and laughter you shared comfort your heart.

so sorry for your loss, amanda. take good care of you and your family.

I’m more than a year behind and have been trying to catch up this week, and just happened to see your sad news. I had just been reading about your father-by-love and his love of math puzzles (I’m addicted to Trigons myself), and when I also read recently of your dad’s wisdom about the important things, I got a lump in my throat missing my wise witty dad. It’s a tremendous loss, losing parent(s), and society does not give us enough time and space for grieving especially because it’s “natural” to lose parents. Well, it may be “natural” (and according to my dad, preferable – “it would kill me to lose one of you”, he said), but it is still horrible and horribly hard. Be warned and warn Dan that sadness can keep hitting out of the blue from weird and different sources (even after 22 years). We are never old enough to lose our parents. Take all the time you need, and be gentle with yourself. Electronic hugs of sympathy…