Grief is always a time for uncertainty and anxiety. Such questions probably don't seem like much to the average person, but to a grieving Earnhardt fan, these questions seem almost impossible to answer with any level of certainty. The only certainty right now is the pain you feel. This is a pain that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The only certainty for the weeks, months, and years to come is that this pain will gradually subside.
Adjustment is a key word when talking about grief.
Your routine, your life will never be the same now that you've lost someone close to you. That loss doesn't mean you have to erase the person fully from your daily existence. After my mother passed away, my wife created a special memory book full of photographs, newspaper clippings, personal letters, and sympathy cards regarding my mom. She made a book for me, then one each for both my father and brother. The item you choose to commemorate Dale Earnhardt doesn't have to be expensive nor elaborate.