Comments | rev_wayfarer: Dogs hate leashes

rev_wayfarer

Dogs hate leashes

Jul 19, 2005 12:27

because sometimes they come off, never to be put on again.

What makes something like rejection sooo shitty is that the rejector and the rejectee can't possibly see the rejection in the same light. It looses meaning in the translation between two brains, or alters somehow in the space between lips and ear.

( Flashback Ahead )

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deanmoriarty77 July 20 2005, 05:47:23 UTC

Be very wise on your leave, good Rev, and, most of all, have a GREAT time.

No, have a bearded time!!!

You da man.

jreedy July 20 2005, 18:11:32 UTC

Maybe one of these days we'll figure out why we sometimes sabotage the best things in our lives. Until then, we have these stories of love and loss, over and again.

Damn, man, I really want to raise a few pints with you sometime soon, but I know that ain't gonna happen. I'll be in the ATL over Labor Day, but by then you'll be back in the Big Sandy from your European Tour '05. Look me up next time you're within a few hundred miles of the Puget Sound area, and I'll do the same next time I'm in the CSA. (Yee haw)

Enjoy Greece. Try the lamb. Ha.

cookie_chef July 27 2005, 23:00:20 UTC

Hi,

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rev_wayfarer July 30 2005, 08:52:06 UTC

Sincere thanks for the offer and support. I don't think I'll be joining any communities anytime soon. I think its a good idea to try and connect with soldiers on deployment but I'm having a hard time keeping up with the folks I know back home, much less those I don't. Again thanks.

REV

cookie_chef July 30 2005, 20:51:11 UTC

You are more than welcome. If you should ever change your mind, feel free to e-mail me.