Grief isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it’s soft. It shows up while you’re standing in the kitchen, trying to pick the right almond milk… or making a fried egg that reminds you of someone you’ll never stop loving.In this episode of Morning Mind Dump with Trie, I share a deeply personal story about my mom, who passed three years ago on June 14. From the quiet moments of caregiving in hospice to the surprising comfort of seeing angel numbers like 9:19, I reflect on how love doesn’t leave us—it just changes form.This one’s for anyone who’s ever felt their person show up in a scent, a sound, or a sunrise. Grief lives in the little things… but so does love. Always.✨ Plus:Why I now love fried eggsHow I still feel my mom, grandparents, and friends with meThe healing power of art, breakfast, and being present🎧 Don’t forget to subscribe and hit hat notification bell here on YouTube: @MorningMindDumpPodcast 🎙️ Hey friends! Guess what? Because Morning Mind Dump doesn’t already keep me busy enough (ha!), I’ve got another channel for you to check out: TrieTopia! Where I share my art, workshops and of course do a little mind dumping as well.YouTube: @trietopia — my art channel where I show how to use creativity as self help.ANDSubscribe and hit that notification bell.to my grounded, on-the-road tarot readings at Traveling Trie Tarot Playlist on TrieTopia for weekly soul guidance, earthy insights, and intuitive messages wherever the journey leads. 🌿 Much love and hugs. Have a great day! 💛🌕Listen to more podcast episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-sdzX7PIVN_npbZGcvpBwQByDvNR5QYtMusic Disclaimer:The music featured in this episode was produced by AI through the platform. While the lyrics were written by the host, the song's composition and arrangement were generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence technology. All music rights are owned by the respective AI music platform, and no human musicians were involved in the production.
