The value of friendship is truly underestimated most of the time. It proves that we take things for granted so easily without even realising it. When the time comes though, and people leave, you feel at your most weakest point. There is a feeling of loss and a sense of delusion to the point that you seem to blame others, or even worse, yourself over stupid little things that never have bothered you in the past. It's blaming the present that links to the past. But if you keep living in the past, how can you foresee the future? It may be a fact, after all, that friendship will mould your future.
Until then.
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Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy! I am indeed still in the country, but only for a couple more weeks. I've been away for a few days with not access to the webbernets, so please excuse my absence and the tardiness of reply. How's life? Have you now officially finished school?
ReplyDeleteIndeed it is. Do you know what it means? Fair enough, I thought it was to do with that, I know how you like to stay mysterious:) And let me know when you remember the reminder, could be interesting, as we do seem to flow along similar lines. Although I'm intending to think a lot less about two of those three subjects:) Ah, my guess of the meaning of the post with the boat ... well, first I need to ask, is the man in the boat a conjunction of a real person or an ideal?
ReplyDeleteI love this post the most. Most memorial post i've ever read. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Miss Paris:)
ReplyDeleteUntil then.
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