Zonk ContentAdam the Woo
I Want To Write a Eulogy for Adam The Woo's Father, Mother and Sister To Express My Gratitude
Summary
It’s President’s Day, the house is quiet, and I’m trying to work but I’m really distracted, mostly by thoughts of Adam the Woo. It’s a little embarrassing to admit, since I don’t know him the way everyone else does, but his content has become a big part of my everyday life. I almost always wind down my day with a video or two or three, whether it’s Adam enjoying the Magic Kingdom on a rainy day or touring his apartment in Celebration. His passing is also what made me get serious about vlogging. I’d had plenty of false starts over the past 10 years of doing YouTube stuff, but seeing the treasure trove he left behind made me want to do the same for my family and friends.
I tried to get tickets to his celebration of life, but I wasn’t fast enough. It’s a small venue and a lot of people know who he is, so I’m not likely to get in. I really wanted to meet his father, who has been so open online about his grief, and to say something to his mom and sister too, because of how much discovering Adam has changed the way I plan to live.
So I’m going to eulogize Adam anyway. I want to record what I would say at a memorial, put it on YouTube, and hope his family stumbles on it someday while searching for what people are saying about their son and brother. Maybe it helps them feel a little less hurt. I believe he’s impacted a lot of people positively, and that cascading effect will keep him with us. Look for my recorded eulogy in the next day or two.
Key Points
- Adam the Woo’s videos have become part of my daily wind-down routine.
- His passing is what pushed me to get serious about vlogging after years of false starts.
- I couldn’t get tickets to the celebration of life, and I’m trying to accept that I’m not the only one who missed out.
- I wanted to say something to his father, mother and sister about the effect he’s had on me.
- I’m recording a eulogy anyway, in the hope his family finds it someday and takes some comfort.
- Look for the official eulogy video in the next day or two.
This post was automatically generated from my YouTube video. Watch above or view directly on YouTube.