Seizing the Moment
I guess everyone has those times in their lives when they're just deliriously happy, but completely unaware of it. It's only when that period of time ends - friends drift apart, favorite passtimes change - that we realize how good it truly was.
Memories of that time are so vivid. Everything seemed easy, and the laughing seemed like it would last a lifetime. Not that right now is totally miserable or anything... but it's not deliriously happy. It's not even really entirely content.
sigh
The good thing is, I suppose, that there is likely another deliriously happy time just waiting to begin at any moment. I hope I remember to appreciate it next time. To really live inside every minute of it.
I am not allowed to wallow with homework on Friday nights anymore.
Memories of that time are so vivid. Everything seemed easy, and the laughing seemed like it would last a lifetime. Not that right now is totally miserable or anything... but it's not deliriously happy. It's not even really entirely content.
sigh
The good thing is, I suppose, that there is likely another deliriously happy time just waiting to begin at any moment. I hope I remember to appreciate it next time. To really live inside every minute of it.
I am not allowed to wallow with homework on Friday nights anymore.
posted by Bert at 11:52 PM
1 Comments:
When Armand spoke to Louis in Interview with a Vampire he said something to the effect that time kills all because people can't change and they get locked into the pattern that eventually destroys them.
In a way this is true for us mortals as well that as time passes we learn, change and evolve into different beings that maybe aren’t as compatible as we once were. I know when I hear of couples being together for 30 - 50 years I always am in awe on how they must of dealt with those personal changes in each other and yet survived together.
Having been with my girlfriend for going on 10 years now I can attest we've both changed in both good ways and bad. It's hard to be an individual and be bound to somebody while maintaining that uniqueness that we call our own. On the other hand friends are friends even if time passes between. I've had many friends disappear for years (one case over 10) only to come back and things up pickup from where we left off.
Personally I don't have many close friends but the ones I have I know will be around forever.
And as 100% pure guy I can tell you I don't have any pictures of myself with blond chicks with hugh ta-ta's. Maybe that's a unique thing to me though.
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