This is a little hard to write, but blogging about this is the easiest way to reach the largest amount of people all at once.
Last night, I got a call from my mom as we were starting our D&D game. It turns out that my uncle, who has been struggling with alcoholism for years now, is now dead. She gave me a few details, but to be honest I was pretty numb for the rest of the evening, so I don’t remember them all, and I didn’t want to push my mom while she was having a calm moment Sadly, this kind of death is nothing new for my family.
I have purchased airplane tickets back to Ohio, and I will be there for a few days. I’ll have my iPad with me, so I may be online as wireless connections permit, but don’t expect a lot out of me for a little while; I am giving myself permission to check out mentally for a few days while I help my mom. I’m not sure how I’ll be after seeing my mom again — I’m looking forward to it, mind you, but grief hits everyone differently — so while I’ll be back in Atlanta by Tuesday, I may or may not be fully up to speed by then.
Also, now would be a really bad time to complain to me about your copy of V20 or bitch about something I posted or whatever.

Sorry to hear that man.
Take care.
That sucks man, I’m really sorry to hear it. I’ve got two alcoholic parents (both now in recovery) who are also both diagnosed with chronic depression — last year I had to drive overnight to Louisville to literally save my dad’s life because of it. So I know a little of what sort of hell that kind of situation can be like, and I wish you weren’t going through it. My condolences to you and your family.
I am sorry to hear it. My grandfather and one of my uncles succumbed to throat cancer, caused by their alcoholism. It really hurts. My condolences to you.
Be well.
Condolensces from my family to yours. Hopefully the trip will be safe. HUGS.
I am so sorry to hear this, sir. Safe journey.
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