Tribute to Tayo Omidiji
The last conversation i had with you was a smile and a wave as i walked past your close on my way to catch the bus to work. You've been gone for a few days now and i have often wished several times that there was a reset button we could push. I have pondered your passing severally with more questions than answers. I have been upset with you. The reset button was so that once you opened your eyes, i could ask you who put such a thought in your head, who told you leaving was better. and then i would slap your head. Alas, there is no reset button. I have gone through denial, anger and now i am at acceptance. i accept that you are gone and you're not coming back. I accept your decision though i may never understand it. I am no longer upset with you. All is forgiven. I remember always seeing you as i walked past and then we became friends and i got to work with you and spent many long hours talking about the sort of work we wanted to do in our lifetimes and the people we wanted to ...