You are such an amazing person. Don't apologize for crying it's not something to feel at fault for. It was more enlightening then anything I see you and the other seniors and think of how hard it must be to part and then I think about how next year I'm going to have to do that too. I can almost guarentee that I'll cry next year even though I don't usually let people see me cry either. I don't think it's possible for me to ever forget you, EVER. I love you!
Dude. What she said. Except I won't cry next year.
Andi, you've gotta realize that once you're gone, I won't have anyone to bother like I bother you. And that makes me sad.
Andi Castagnasio, I will miss you next year. I will tell tales of your compassion...or lack thereof...to all of those who I meet coming through drumline. And those stories will be told fondly, and crafted with true lies, in memory of the Andi Castagnasio who once punched me so hard it hurt.
Meghan you are amazing, you are a great drummer. Thanks. Yeah it's hard not to cry when you finall notice and understand that its over the 4 years are gone. I know you will be great next year too. I wont ever forget you either, thanks. I love you too!
hey, no one ever said it had to be over for you. there's marching band in college (though i heard its not as much fun). there's the airforce marching band, which is amazing. there's the northcoast bassline (which has Andi Castagno written all over it). and if nothing else, you could do what Dan did. He couldn't play in northcoast anymore, so now he techs them. everyone knows you at WLP, everyone respects, and i have no doubts that you'd make an amazing tech (though you'd be sweeter in NCA with Nate and I).
Wherever life may lead you, i have absolute faith you'll excell in it, and i don't tell a lot of people like that. your right though, one phase of our lives has ended, and quite frankly, i'm terrified about it. for all the bitching and moaning i do, i'm really nervous about leaving highschool.
and on a sidenote, though i give you crap all the time, i'm always just a phone call away. Make sure to call me every once in a while, i don't want to miss you too much.
Joe, I probably wont' be doing it in college or in the Air Force. It all depends what I'm going to do, if I can do Northcoast. Thanks but I dont even think I'd make the Bassline, I dont think any other them are aging out. I do want to tech this summer, really badly, I love teaching. Yes, I have to admit, I'm so afraid to leave home. I think, hey I get to leave home, no one to tell me what to do. But then, no ones there to help you and my family is the most important thing in my life. High School are the best 4 years of my life for sure. Thanks again Joe, what you said means alot to me.
hearing you speak so prophetically makes me see how much you've grown up, andi. you have no idea how much you have grown in this last year as a person and a player. even though i haven't gotten to see you as much lately, you are still like a little sister to me and i'm proud of all the things you have accomplished.
as far as the huge change you are about to encounter, don't worry. we all go through it. it's difficult, but it will all work out. with age there comes a loss of innocence, but great things come with it as well: knowledge, independence. i guess all i can say is try to live in the present, atleast that has been my mantra for a while (i'm trying).
let me know if you need anything, even someone to talk to. :)
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Wow Mimi, that means alot to me. I dont feel grown up at all, I still feel like a kid. So I wonder what you see in me sometimes. But thanks for being there, yeah you are like my older sister I never had. I hope what you say is true, becuase if it's not, I'm screwed. I trust your judgement. Thanks, I'll call you sometime, hopefully very soon.
Well, being negative about this is what I think. Because it's so depressing that it's over. It's hard to look back in the past to see what I've done, and not miss it. Thanks for supporting me Jason, you have no idea how much that means to me. I'm glad you learned all that you have learned from drumline whether it was from me or the other section leaders. I'm glad I taught you something, leave something behind in my legacy. Yeah, I must admit, I do miss Bass drum. But I do love my snare more. I will never forget about you, as long as you dont forget about me. Thank you Love forever, The girl that led you, the one who yelled at you for not doing your job, who made you do push ups for coming to practice late, the one who would slap you for making the same mistake over and over again, and the one who believed in you and never lost faith- Andi I love you Jason, thanks for being such an amazing friend, I will miss you so much... you and your bananas and corrupted mind, tripper.
Its ok andi I cried too even though I prefer not to in public eitha sista lol. Your pretty much my sista from anotha mista, sorry i just really wanted to say that lol. Don't worry you won't be able to miss everyone next year cause we'll see you at least once a week at VP lol. <3
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Don't apologize for crying it's not something to feel at fault for. It was more enlightening then anything I see you and the other seniors and think of how hard it must be to part and then I think about how next year I'm going to have to do that too.
I can almost guarentee that I'll cry next year even though I don't usually let people see me cry either.
I don't think it's possible for me to ever forget you, EVER.
I love you!
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What she said.
Except I won't cry next year.
Andi, you've gotta realize that once you're gone, I won't have anyone to bother like I bother you. And that makes me sad.
Andi Castagnasio, I will miss you next year. I will tell tales of your compassion...or lack thereof...to all of those who I meet coming through drumline. And those stories will be told fondly, and crafted with true lies, in memory of the Andi Castagnasio who once punched me so hard it hurt.
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Wherever life may lead you, i have absolute faith you'll excell in it, and i don't tell a lot of people like that. your right though, one phase of our lives has ended, and quite frankly, i'm terrified about it. for all the bitching and moaning i do, i'm really nervous about leaving highschool.
and on a sidenote, though i give you crap all the time, i'm always just a phone call away. Make sure to call me every once in a while, i don't want to miss you too much.
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Yes, I have to admit, I'm so afraid to leave home. I think, hey I get to leave home, no one to tell me what to do. But then, no ones there to help you and my family is the most important thing in my life. High School are the best 4 years of my life for sure. Thanks again Joe, what you said means alot to me.
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as far as the huge change you are about to encounter, don't worry. we all go through it. it's difficult, but it will all work out. with age there comes a loss of innocence, but great things come with it as well: knowledge, independence. i guess all i can say is try to live in the present, atleast that has been my mantra for a while (i'm trying).
let me know if you need anything, even someone to talk to. :)
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Love forever,
The girl that led you, the one who yelled at you for not doing your job, who made you do push ups for coming to practice late, the one who would slap you for making the same mistake over and over again, and the one who believed in you and never lost faith- Andi
I love you Jason, thanks for being such an amazing friend, I will miss you so much... you and your bananas and corrupted mind, tripper.
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