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[viola_ness]

These are words from a Bengali song:

The talk of the old days, can you forget them? The things we saw, the things we laughed about, can we forget them?

On a train coming back from Jaipur, I get an odd feeling in the pit of my stomach. I think, great, the weird Indian stomach sickness is back. But then I think, no wait, I got over that last week, so

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[the_herbivore]

That was a really nice entry :] I <3 you, too Sumi! And of course...my lack of kids can be cousins to your kids, or you can just come and live in my tree house!

<3 <3 <3 <3 <3

[canto_xiii]

hey .. it's closure. it's good.

yeah, there've been so many times that i've been like .. oh, i'm going to call sumi now because she will want to go with me to --, or eat -- with me, or whatever .. but then i realize you're not here. well, physically, haha. you're still in my head. can't get you out of it !!!!

i have chocolate chip pancakes with your name written on them

SO COME BACK AND GET EM

[zedtastic]

amazing entry.

[nonamecat]

NO! It's: QUeeEEEEeee??!

I almost started crying...PUUCHUUUU what will i do if i have a crisis (such as today) or or or i want to bother someone..but you're not there?? Get the eff back already!!

[platos__cave]

That was really a lovely post. It was so honest and genuine. It's true...a few months ago I never could have imagined all the things I am feeling now. And yes, you are always welcome back in my house and in my life. Then again, I hope you never really leave. I think it's important to have those people remain in your life who are outside of it all and who saw you grow up. Those people are special. But that's a very introspective point you made. Letting go shouldn't be about losing friendships...just no longer holding grudges and such. Negative energy can only be...negative. I hope your trip is going well and I look forward to seeing you when you come back home.