Coming up are two events: a funeral and a wedding.
The funeral is tomorrow. It's the funeral of an old friend of the family, he was a doctor and I regret his passing away, even more so as his last years were uncomfortable, painful, he was very sick, he couldn't get out of his house, he had lung problems and many others. Life had not been easy for him. Even more so, all his remaining years he suffered from the loss of his wife, who died before him, he was heartbroken, alone, he kept her picture in his bedroom and kept flowers by it and he was crying after her.
I want to go, and I will. It's tomorrow, and it will be a Jewish funeral, and I am interested in Jewish culture, and I know a bit of Yiddish, and I want to attend the ceremony, aside from him having been an important person to my family.
Also, there's a wedding coming. It's the wedding of two young people who worked for my dad, and they are grateful to him for what he did for them regarding their career opportunities. He attented their civil ceremony, but now their wedding will come and they keep insisting that he comes there. But dad doesn't want to go alone and he keeps insisting in his turn that my mom and I go there with him too. But my mom is not very enthusiastic, she doesn't want to go and I categorically refuse to go to any wedding generally speaking because I really don't find these as great events of enjoyment, I know I wouldn't feel at my ease and I don't even care what they think, I just won't go. Dad was not categorical in his refusal and they insist and insist, and he is reluctant to go alone.
Do you think there's something wrong in hating being invited to weddings (which are boring if you ask me) and wishing to attend a funeral?
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