3.22 - Endgame, Part III: Brain Dead

[the_brain_47]

The shadows were growing long as the sun sank behind the buildings that adorned the skyline of New York City as the five buses from Carlisle pulled into the dock for the cruise on the Hudson River. By this time, I was feeling withdrawn and pensive, not really up to conversation. It might have been because I’d been active all day and was sort of

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[the_big_sus]

now it's always an opener when a person comes to grasp who they have become. but no matter the self turmoil- you'll always be my jackie!

[the_brain_47]

Why, Karen Walker! Thanks, I'm glad to know my belly buddy is there for me. It's sort of unsettling, to realize a part of you that was previously in total conflict is now at a relative resolution, but there's comfort in that as well.

[getpeached]

::hugs:: To quote that awful Fatboy Slim song, "You've come a long way, baby." I am relieved and happy that all this inner turmoil has finally been solved and that the Game came to a peaceful and quiet resolution (as I knew it would, all along!)

These past three entries have, by far, been the most sincere, honest, enlightening, and heartfelt entries I have ever read in anyone's journal. Reading it reassured me that everything, and everyone, is going to be okay.

The journey ahead of you will, no doubt, have it's bumps, twists, and turns, but no matter what, you have cultivated the skills to deal with whatever life will throw at you. I am so proud of who you have grown to be. From the little boy who used to chase me around the playground and cast me in Star Trek skits to the grown man that I speak to today, I can say that my heart is filled with hope and friendship for you.

Congratulations on this momentous event, my friend. <3

[the_brain_47]

Thank you, truly. I cannot express in words the appreciation I feel for your kind words. I can't even give it a just try. So, I'll leave it at that.