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Jan. 12th, 2009 01:08 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kyrasantae
My mother's family believes strongly in laughter therapy (not consciously though), so drawn-out tragedies like this one are filled with laughter and black humour. [Case in point: my grandfather's funeral.]
When I told my sister that I heard that my mom's conversation with her was less mournful and more silly, she said, "yeah, Mom [later] told me that you were all crying and stuff." Well, at first. The tone of the phone call had gotten sillier as time went on, but once I hung up, it was back to my emotional self.
I dunno, I've always been more emotional. It doesn't surprise me.
When I told my sister that I heard that my mom's conversation with her was less mournful and more silly, she said, "yeah, Mom [later] told me that you were all crying and stuff." Well, at first. The tone of the phone call had gotten sillier as time went on, but once I hung up, it was back to my emotional self.
I dunno, I've always been more emotional. It doesn't surprise me.
