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Sep 07, 2004 17:59

And then that's when you're reminded that life isn't always so enjoyable. The laughter fades and you remember just how frivolous most of what we go through each day really is ( Read more... )

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andreamarie September 7 2004, 15:27:09 UTC
Oh Aaron... my heart goes out to you and your friend. I know all too well the feeling of losing a loved one. I still have fresh emotional wounds from my grandfather, so I can relate.

Life is precious. Family is precious. Friends are precious. I think that people take too much for granted and then one day it is too late. I tell my family how much I love and appreciate them often. I send little notes in the mail to my friends out of the blue telling them how much they mean to me. It's just my way.

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lacrosseboy September 7 2004, 15:38:02 UTC
For me, it's just kinda... I don't know how to describe. I hurt for Dusty, certainly. My pain is for his pain. I can remember spending the night over there and how pleasant his father was. He was a good, kind man who was a good father and husband. Why couldn't someone on Death Row have been taken in his place? It's not fair!

"Your way" sounds mighty fine to me. You are a person loved by many and appreciated by even more, I can tell.

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andreamarie September 7 2004, 15:47:33 UTC
Gosh, it isn't fair. Not at all. And I've often thought the same thing... why can't someone who has lived a shameful life be taken instead of someone good and honest? I don't know if you're a religious person... I'm not the most religious by far, but I do think that there's a reason for everything. We may not understand the reason, but it's there.

I like to think that I am loved and appreciated.

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lacrosseboy September 7 2004, 15:55:05 UTC
I'm at odds with exactly what I believe at the moment. Something about a quarter-life crisis. But even in my moments lacking clarity, I do still think there is purpose behind the path of life.

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halieknife September 7 2004, 18:31:03 UTC
I'm so sorry to hear about your friend's dad. That's awful. Things like this seem so senseless and they just make you feel helpless. All you can do is be there for your friend as much as possible. Perhaps by phone if nothing else. I'm sure he'll appreciate whatever you can do, even if you can't make it back to Chattanooga.

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lacrosseboy September 7 2004, 19:04:28 UTC
I just wouldn't even know what to say, you know? I'll be in touch with him, but I wonder what I'll be able to say.

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halieknife September 7 2004, 19:41:04 UTC
Yeah...its a tough situation. But I'm sure he'll just be appreciative of a friendly voice, even.

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thedeepgreensea September 8 2004, 08:41:54 UTC
Life sucks. We should start a Village-like commune.

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lacrosseboy September 8 2004, 10:36:29 UTC
Awesome! You're back. I was getting overrun by estrogen in your absence (Eric weren't postin', neither).

Yeah, but let's take it even farther back, to like... the 1600s. I'll be the handsome stable-boy and have secret trysts with all the maidens.

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thedeepgreensea September 8 2004, 12:09:50 UTC
The estrogen is the most interesting aspect of livejournal, methinks. If a guy here can't find an attractive girl to fuck him, he has to be a complete loser. It's like the anti-Tech ratio.

Did you see my Pikes picture?

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lacrosseboy September 8 2004, 12:18:02 UTC
Well... really wasn't so much thinking of this place as a meat market, but OK. I have noticed the ratio was rather un-Tech-like.

Saw the pictures. Got the tour. Bought the t-shirt.

(Responses included therein.)

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