WEEK 9 – Gone too soon

 WEEK 9 – Gone too soon

The most obvious to use on “gone too soon” would be my parents, but I have written about them more than once. Likewise; there is all of the babies that died and are “gone too soon” but again, they have been written about. Sadly this theme has no story as I can’t think of anything linked to it.

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