Gina Marie Bunch

Living the sarcastic life to the fullest. That awkward age, between birth and death.

[Laura Ingraham @IngrahamAngle]

💡 “Figure it out” isn’t dismissive—it’s EMPOWERING

Meredith Masony: “I am here to help, I love you very much, I need you to stand on your own two feet.”

And her daughter did exactly that.

Sometimes helping your kids means not doing everything for them.

[Gina Marie Bunch @That_AwkwardAge]

@hwinkler4real

[Gina Marie Bunch @That_AwkwardAge]

@pattonoswalt Nooooooooooooooooo. Vernors, man!! 🤦

[Pure Michigan @PureMichigan]

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[Richard Chizmar @RichardChizmar]

GIVEAWAY TIME: Next weekend I will select 10 random winners and sign them up for a 5 issue subscription to Cemetery Dance, starting with the below issue, coming this spring. Just have to Follow and RT to be eligible. Good luck, everyone!

[Gina Marie Bunch @That_AwkwardAge]

@StephenKing Maybe, maybe not. But he's more likely to remember them.

[Patton Oswalt @pattonoswalt]

I mean…

[Gina Marie Bunch @That_AwkwardAge]

One of the most loving tributes to a friend I've ever read. RIP, Jeffrey. Prayers for comfort, @JohnStamos

[John Stamos @JohnStamos]

Today, I lost more than a friend; I lost a part of my soul, my history - Jeffrey Foskett, my dearest friend, brother, and the brightest light in my life, has left this world.

This morning, when I got the news, uncontrollable tears streamed down my face, a physical manifestation of the heartache within.

My son Billy heard my cries, joined my wife in holding me up, and then ran off, only to return with a small, tender offering – a drawing. His innocent hands sketched a picture of Jeff with hearts ascending to heaven, with me, waving goodbye. A stairway of hearts, and next to the top heart, he wrote God. A simple yet powerful symbol of love and loss that pierced through my grief.

Jeff was more than just a friend; he was the one who brought the harmonies of The Beach Boys into my life, and with them, a spectrum of color and joy I never dreamed would be part of my life.

He was a vibrant force, a radiant soul whose laughter and wisdom touched everyone he met. He was an older brother in spirit, guiding, lifting, and loving me, sometimes more than I thought I deserved.

Jeff taught me that love is a beautiful and necessary part of our lives, but it comes with a cost—the unbearable pain of loss. It's the kind of pain that can make us question whether we should ever allow ourselves to love so deeply, so completely. Should we keep our walls up and shield our hearts from the world in an attempt to avoid the sharp, immense sorrow that follows when we say goodbye to someone we hold dear?

But then, as I reflect on Jeff's remarkable life and the profound impact he had on mine, I realize that this pain is the price we pay for the privilege of knowing and loving someone like him. Yes, the pain is excruciating and cuts deep into our souls, but it is a testament to the depth of our connection.

Yet, when I think of the 40 years we shared – the uproarious laughter, the music that we believed changed lives, and the unshakable bond of brotherhood – I can't help but feel grateful. Grateful for every moment, every note, every piece of wisdom he shared with me.

Jeff was larger than life. His talent, his laughter, his ability to make everyone feel seen and heard – these are gifts that he gave freely and generously. He filled every room with his presence, leaving a lasting impression on everyone he encountered.

Now, as I hold my son and try to explain the unexplainable, I am reminded of the fragility and beauty of life. Billy's drawing, a heartfelt depiction of Jeff's journey to a peaceful afterlife, is a poignant reminder that love, in all its forms, transcends the physical world.

Jeff, saying farewell is a task I am not ready for. You have left an indelible mark on my heart, but the legacy of your love and laughter will continue to resonate within all of us.

So, as I say goodbye to my dear friend, I choose to remember not only the ache of his absence but also the brilliance of his presence.

Rest in peace, my brother. You were loved immeasurably and will be missed beyond words.
XO, JOHNNY

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

The aurora borealis last night in my backyard - Fairbanks, Alaska

[Ed Krassenstein @EdKrassen]

A lot of people will remember Matthew Perry for a lot of different things.

Most will probably remember him for playing Chandler Bing on "Friends". Some will remember him for his parts in movies.

The best way to remember Perry though, is exactly how he wants you to remember him:

“I would like to be remember as somebody who lived well, loved well, was a seeker and his paramount thing is that he wants to help people”

[All That Dazzles @ATDazzles]

How Matthew Perry wanted to be remembered. I think we can honour his wishes today.

[Gina Marie Bunch @That_AwkwardAge]

@StephenKing Happy birthday to you!! 😊 My 4 year old granddaughter shares your birthday ����

[Pure Michigan @PureMichigan]

Breathtaking every day. #PureMichigan

[Gina Marie Bunch @That_AwkwardAge]

@nashmakado @StephenKing

[Buitengebieden @buitengebieden]

Curious dog..

[Gina Marie Bunch @That_AwkwardAge]

❤️

[Thoughts of Dog @dog_feelings]

being a best friend. is pretty easy. you just have to let them hug you. whenever they need to

[TG ☕️ @TG22110]

If you’ve already seen a piglet balancing itself on a rolling ball today, just keep scrolling. 🐷

[Pure Michigan @PureMichigan]

#FallFilter 🍁 #PureMichigan

[Morissa Schwartz 📚 (Dr. Rissy) @MorissaSchwartz]

I love 📕 https://t.co/bskh77V5xn

[Pure Michigan @PureMichigan]

#FallFilter 🍁 #PureMichigan