Maybe grief is like a boulder set in your path that you have to figure out how to grow around.  It’s not going anywhere, you can’t move it, so you find ways up, over, around and beyond it. That is the metaphor Kelsey Ellis used in describing the grief of losing her sister from Covid complications.  Kelsey is our Grief and Gratitude guest this week.  I also appreciated her expression that “grief is love with nowhere to go.”  Well then, what do you do?  In Kelsey’s case you start an organization that creates a place for grief.  One that is out in nature, near the water, where you can remember your loved one, honor them, and be grateful for the love you shared.  She started Waves of Grief for that very purpose.

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