on birthdays

[autumn_crimson]

it’s true: when you’re all grown up, birthdays tend to be an entirely different animal than when you were a child. i do it, too: self-analysis of the past year, lamentation at another 365 days of my life that i will never have back. sometimes this leads to criticism of my choices, anger at my failures, and disappointments at my lack of progression

Comments

[ovulus_]

Sweet.

How have you been, Brook?

[autumn_crimson]

hey brandon. one things i miss about not using LJ so often is the decreased interaction i have with you.

i'm doing pretty well; thanks for asking. how about yourself?

[ovulus_]

Awww, thanks. That's a sweet thing to hear. Its true - and since you should probably center your world around me in general : ) - I've been wondering why the drift away from LJ. What gives, dear?

Actually, I've been doing rather well. Take care. And write to me once in a while.

[autumn_crimson]

i'm suddenly reminded of a happening the other night, where marc and i watched the last fifteen minutes of a golden girls episode and marc said "i'll have to tell brandon about this." it was cute.

i'm not sure what gives - i've been trying to figure that out too. i'm hoping things will pick up again soon. but i know when i try to force myself to write an entry it's never pretty, so i'm just letting it come naturally.

yes, we'll definitely keep in touch, through LJ or other means.

[ext_118817]

thank you for this. and for all of the countless other things you do for me and with me as my sister. it all means so much.

i can't wait to see you tomorrow and to celebrate #34 like we were kids again.

my love to you today, and always, little sis.

[autumn_crimson]

i can't wait for tomorrow either :)

happy birthday, sis.