of our daily discourse. and the title, blue nights. the book came to me when the title came to me. blue nights are those nights at the in the summer when you walk across the park and everything turns blue in front of your eyes, you know. i m reading a little bit about the book and it kind of falls into the descriptions about writing it being a process of therapy. but losing your husband and losing a child, is there therapy for that ultimately? there is no resolution for it. there s more of a resolution for losing your husband because it s a more it s something we all expect if we have a husband or wife that person is going to die one of you is going to die before the other.
definitely a known fact, but it wasn t something that was part of our daily discourse. and the title, blue nights. the book came to me when the title came to me. blue nights are the nights in the summer when you walk across the park and everything turns blue in front of your eyes. you know, i m reading a little bit about the book and it falls into the descriptions about writing it being a process of therapy. but, losing your husband and losing a child, is there therapy for that, ultimately? there s no resolution for it. there s more of a resolution for losing your husband. it s a more it s something we