We began to fall apart about a week before Christmas - around this time, last year.
She would claim that it was much earlier than that, but I was never very popular for my eye for detail. I only began to notice certain things - though few and far between - when the local carolers had already begun making their rounds along my neighborhood. “Pasko
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in all honesty, i'm flattered you find my life so - as you had said - interesting, though i firmly believe that there are no boring lives, just boring perspectives. I've actually been trying to live your advice, by not going out of my way to look for someone. You're right about the family and friends. It seems that I've been paying more attention to them lately than ever before.
I can't say I don't miss having someone. The lack of having a sort of anchor in my life has been less than appealing to me lately, and the loss of a confidant - well, much of the same. The evenings have been longer than I would like to admit, and at times, I just find myself a bit confused for no apparent reason.
But I'm happy that your marriage is off to a great start, despite all you've gone through. Hopefully, I'll run into such luck as well. My best wishes.
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so true. and you can't really even spot the signs until you look back. it becomes like, oo nga pala, and then you realize what was slowly going wrong and then you can count it on your fingers already. too late.
hay, your post made me remember too many things.
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merry christmass zig, and thanks for letting us interview you..heh..that was fun :)
i've had my share of sad christmasses...it's strange though that even if it seems sad there's still a sense of joy to it...:) ..or am i just weird and demented like that? heh...
-crap ends here-
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