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curiously_pagan

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Aug 10, 2005 12:31

Well..my modem is out, so I'm over here at Kim's writing this. Hopefully it'll be replaced by this weekend, we'll have to see though ( Read more... )

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Hello, I'm Cobalt Blue from beyond the grave.... anonymous August 10 2005, 16:58:21 UTC

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Re: Hello, I'm Cobalt Blue from beyond the grave.... curiously_pagan August 10 2005, 17:20:04 UTC

Really, if you have the audacity to write something like that in my journal, you should have the courage to put your name right along beside it.

Coward.

Re: Hello, I'm Cobalt Blue from beyond the grave.... tabascokat August 10 2005, 19:57:23 UTC

that is seriously rude, crude,and socially unacceptable. I could make a whole list of what that is.

Re: Hello, I'm Cobalt Blue from beyond the grave.... evil_c August 10 2005, 22:37:43 UTC

There are some really horrible and cowardly people out there. :-(

*hugs*

C.

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equinesworld August 11 2005, 01:05:04 UTC

Hey, I'm sorry to hear about Cobalt. My heart's hurtin for you. I know it doesn't mean much comin from me, but, I still wanted to let you know despite all, I am sorry about this.

And to the annoy person, write your name up there you fool. That's a freakin sick thing to say to someone even if you may not like them. Have a heart.

go4theblue August 11 2005, 01:47:46 UTC

Tara I'm so sorry about what has happened. I know that has to be the most empty feeling in the world for something to happen so fast and out of nowhere and take your best friend from you. Although he's gone, you should smile, because he's obviously taught you a lot, and you've grown to be a wonderful horseperson because of him. Those animals are the ones that live in our memory forever. Everything happens for a reason, and maybe he had just taught you all he had to give, afterall, they are not pets or just horses, they are teachers and gaurdians. The bad ones teach you lessons, and the good ones stand by your side to help educate you and lift you up to your full ability. Dont ever give up on what you do, you are too good for it, every time you get on a horse think of him and thank him for showing you the way to what is a passion for you ( ... )