Saying Goodbye: A Procession of Remembrance.

Good morning hivers. How are y'all doing. And how's the week going , it's my pleasure to be writing on this space again.

I'm going to sharing how my yesterday was, I was supposed to write this content yesterday but I came back home late with a serious headache and I had to rest. So I decided to get up and write it warly this morning.

I had just come back on Sunday when I saw a disheartening message on our group, we had lost one of our coursemates and colleague. It really broke me when I saw the news. We just had few days to begin exams and then this happened.... it was sure disheartening. The only son to his parents.

Losing a loved one can be a very difficult and often devastating experience. Losing a loved one can make you sad and even angry at times, guilty, and lonely. It can be a long and challenging process to grieve and heal from the loss of a loved one, but it is also possible to find ways to remember and honor the person who has passed away. So in this case, a procession walk was planned immediately to hold the next day in honor and for the remembrance of my colleague.

I got up early in the morning , said my prayers, did my house chores, and then I did a little work because I still had time, the walk was slated to begin by 11am and I was done before 7:30am so I had enough time. I had breakfast later on, arranged and left for school some minutes past 10.

I reached school, we had a speech from the head of department and then we took some hymns, said our prayers and then proceeded with the walk.

We sangs hymns through the walk. The walk lasted for an hour and fifty three minutes. We took the walk from the first campus to the second and then back to the first campus. We stopped at the faculty and the Vice Dean representing the Dean of students in the Faculty of arts gave her speech and said a word of prayer.

We then headed back to the last point we had started the walk, the Department block and our head of department, The HOD gave his speech, led us to pray and dismissed us for the day, so we could go back to do what we had to do.

We visited the late comrades parents later to console them and get to know the date for the funeral.

It was 4pm already and hunger was already calling me. I had to still do somethings in school and then I finally reached the gouse some minutes past six, I had to eat first before taking my bath because I was really famished. I took my bath water later and went to bed straight because my head was aching badly.

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