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Left Wondering
posted by Just Me - Sep 2009 |
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| Event - I was sitting in a church pew when an old friend I hadn't seen or talked to in years sat down a few feet down the row. (I had always liked him, and he made me nervous because he was the guy that was good at everything and the one that everyone wanted to be like, so I never felt adequate around him) I was leaning forward looking down the row when he sat down, and he turned to me, smiled, and waved. I stared back with a blank stare for a split second and then my flight response kicked in and I turned back to face forward. |
| Apology - I am so sorry for not showing manners and saying hello. The truth is, I missed you terribly for the years I went through without you, and seeing you again brought back more emotions that I had ever imagined. I wish I had said something, because sending you the impression that I didn't want to talk to you was very wrong, even if it was unintentional, I could've fixed it later. Now I ask myself everyday what would happen if we were still friends. |
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Long Time In Coming
posted by Sailor - Aug 2009 |
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| Event - For all my life, it has just been my mom and I. She has done nothing but love and care for me and has shown me that human kindness truly knows no bounds. Despite the constant example and steadfast blessing I had in front of me I chose to spend my childhood and teenage years being difficult, disobedient, and ungrateful. |
| Apology - Mom -
No words I can put here will ever really be able to convey how sorry I am for putting you through the things I did. You always told me that someday I would understand why you always kept an eye on me, always called to check in, always worried even though you knew I could handle myself. You were right. And you never held it over my head, you just loved me like always.
The last two years have been the realization of everything you said about how one day we would get along and have a relationship. And now I'm leaving for boot camp to earn a shot at the life you always said I could have and wanted for me. I was too stubborn to appreciate what a blessing it is to have you as a mom but I sure do now.
Please know that no matter where I go, I will take with me the lessons you worked so hard to impart on me about being strong, determined, dedicated, and never giving up. And no matter what I see the kindness you showed me will never allow the faith I have in the ultimate goodness of people to die. And no matter what I miss at home, I'll be working for the life you always wanted me to have and to make you proud.
I love you, mom. And thank you. |
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