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 Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 9:15 pm
This does not impact me a whole lot. The few true friends I made were back in elementary school and I have never been to the same school as them since. But when in college I will be rooming with one of them while the other one is attending school in New York 3nodding Everybody else I know are either aquantices or some what good friends.
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Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 11:43 am
In the lyrics of my favorite musician [the wonderful Ben Folds],
...Flashes of their faces go black and white, and fade to yellow in a box in an attic. I never thought so much could change - now I don't miss anyone, I don't miss anything. What a shame, cause I used to be a sentimental guy.
Due to my high school situation, I'm used to making and losing good friends every year. It's always heartwrenching to say good-bye, but you learn to move on. When people love eachother, they always find a way to see eachother again. [hug] ^^
My best friend and I have seen each other about twice in 3 years [one of those meetings being last week!!! biggrin ] but we're okay with that. We don't speak for months at a time, but somehow we just... know. Does that make sense? Low-maintanance, but incredibly close; it's a wonderful friendship for frequent flyers.
Oddly, I was very excited to graduate high school and start a new life in college. This first year away from home has been a rollercoaster - ********' best year of my life.
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