Comments | macblazer: Life's path

macblazer

Life's path

Jul 27, 2008 22:36

Often I wonder how things get to where they are. Why people make the choices they do ( Read more... )

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brandyeileen July 28 2008, 03:56:07 UTC

*hugs*

I am glad to still be in your life, although to a very different extent than once I was...

macblazer July 28 2008, 03:57:21 UTC

True, but I think you are in a better place now in your life.

veevi July 28 2008, 10:12:42 UTC

wow, doll. sounds like there's a lot going on under the surface. anyway: you know I miss you.

macblazer July 28 2008, 12:44:07 UTC

I miss you too, hun.

Actually I was moving a ton of stuff around and reorganizing our picture share and it just made me wonder.

celetavaro July 28 2008, 10:52:41 UTC

I know what you mean about the folks that come in and out of your life, and how thoughts can sometimes turn towards folks who have been out of the picture.

I dunno about you, but I find, in most cases, that when I look at the situation(s) for what they were at the time, and for what they are now, that things happened that way for reason. Most often, people on both sides of the equation are better off, somehow.

It sure can make you appreciate the folks that *are* in the picture, who are regular sources of strength, understanding & support. I am more thankful every single day of my life for those folks, and I realize that they are the true treasures in this life.

macblazer July 28 2008, 12:45:54 UTC

That is true and there is a lot of wisdom in what you said.

I guess as we get older we have a tendency to look back on the past and question things.

sistrmoon July 29 2008, 14:02:43 UTC

I'm still here(just 2000 miles away now)! And I often wonder how you are:) I miss you a lot...our poetry slam nights, especially:)

When you say it sounds "sick" do you mean bad or good? Sick can mean good in today's slang:P

macblazer July 29 2008, 14:05:58 UTC

hehe..yeah I know. I miss you a lot as well, hun. *hugs*

Sick as in good...hmm...how to explain....
It has that old school hot rod kind of rumble to it.
If you stomp on the gas it can get a tad loud, but it rumbles like an old school hot rod.

Me and the guys are still amazed it ran as well as it did before the engine rebuild. God the amount of crap that was clogged up in the old motor parts was simply amazing.