History, 102.

[digitalgoth]

So I've been reading back through a bunch of my old journal entries and came across a comment from a friend that I'm going to post and talk about today:
A piece from Kahlil Gibran's "The Prophet

Comments

[hatchling]

I'm here. My boyfriend often wonders why I read the livejournals of so many random people that I don't ever see or talk to; either met a few times in person because I met them online first, or have never even met at all.

And the reason is, just how incredibly interesting the medium of a blog really is. How one can post incredibly intimate details of their daily lives for others to see without having to deal with the emotions that come with talking to someone else. Here it's easy to be honest, and it's easy to be dishonest. I just find it all very interesting; how I know some people I've never even met so much better than some I interact with on a daily basis.

Anyway I don't agree with that statement 100% but like most philosophy I can see how both sides can easily be argued. Life is beautiful, fascinating, and short. So far it sounds like you're doing a pretty good job not wasting it. Carry on.

[digitalgoth]

Carrying on! Yes'm!

[smws]

Hey, Jay. It was good to see you, finally.

I read this. Here's to hope! I'm gonna see you this week, maybe DG?

[digitalgoth]

Was good to see you too. I'll be at Deathguild tonight if you show up. Text me. :)

[oniglass]

I would like to have dinner with you some night this week. I miss you and we really need to talk. Just send me a text of give me a call.

[digitalgoth]

Ooooo, dinner... I'm game. I'll see you tonight and we'll chat.

[joey_nobody]

its been way too long since Ive seen you. We should get together sometime over dinner. Ill do my best to make it out a bit more in the coming weeks.

[digitalgoth]

Yay! You should be out more. You're missed.

[throughthis]

*hugs*
i miss you!

[digitalgoth]

Ditto! ♥