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When my dad passed in December, I had dinner with my Mom that evening, and we both realized that we had not had a 1:1 meal together since I was in high school. We did a lot as a family, but no mother-son time together. It was a pretty jaw dropping realization for both of us. Dad and I had gone to Europe and Asia and TED together for years. When we awoke from surgery, one of the first things he said, with the excitement of an epiphany: “we get to go to TED again.” Alas, he did not make through the month. A silver lining to all this is that I have been able to rediscover my mom anew and it has been wonderful. Namaste.

Photobomb 1:
With my mom and the most awesome astronaut of Canada (I was almost Canadian)… with Astronaut Ed Lu of Sentinel Mission and Shuttle and Soyuz and ISS in the mix

One response to “Rediscovering Mom — a photobomb essay”

  1. Photobomb 2:
    Posing with my mom in front of the the TED Photo Booth, and Alan Eustace runs through the frame for a smile.
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    My mom was amazed at how I knew so many people there. smile emoticon She has not been with me to a tech conference of this scale before.

    With Alan Eustace’s record-setting parachute jump suit…
    DSC05911He went supersonic with it, beating the Baumgartner record… and with a whole lot less spinning and screaming.

    Boys and Mums…. with the Bezos family DSC05923And by the close, she got her smile back =) DSC05995

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