Wednesday, July 12, 2006
Still Deciding is a collection of my thoughts on different issues going on in the world. Plus different events going on in my life.
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12 Comments:
i think meeting people and leaving them is all part of your journey through life and i think it helps us open our minds to things other than what is in our own lifes.
i also think that there will be people who we build special bonds with and those are the peole that we will stay in conctact with no matter what
but this is not allways the case ms sarah sometimes when you say good bye is truly is forever and this is a pin that not many like to bear
I've had to say goodbye to lots of peoploe over the past year, before coming to London. one thing I realised is that there are some people who you will be in contact with forever and that's great. There are others who have a huge impact on your life, but you may not keep in contact with. That's okay too - it doesn't take anything away from that impact on your life. Then there are some people who you are glad to see the back of (no names mentioned!!) And then there are still others who you haven't met yet who are going to change your life forever.
thanks for the comment wendy it makes great sense. I understand that its just sad at the time when these people leave
mr D.I.G what i am saying is that if you really want to stay in contact with someone then i truely believe you can, ain't always easy though
not if the one you wish to stay in contact with is dead then you only have the grey slab of stone above there grave to talk to and this is truly sad so saying good bye is something i try to avoid
but death comes to everyone, its the one thing you can't avoid.. if you nether want to say goodbye then just communicate with anyone, that includes leaving comments on peoples blogs
i dont understand what you meant there ms sarah
sorry few spelling errors..i meant..
if you never want to say goodbye then dont communicate with anyone, that includes leaving comments on peoples blogs
fine i shall stop posting on your blogs and mr thomas's and ms roz's
farewell and good bye
Saying goodbye is never easy - I for one am not looking forward to it! But being able to share our lives with others is far better than not bothering and I am far the better for it!
life can be a right pain - as someone who has lived in over20 houses and been to 7 different schools i've had my fair share of leaving, moving and saying goodbye. but as hard as its been at times looking back i wouldn't have had it any other way.
from memory scott peck's book 'the road less travelled' has some helpful stuff to say about the benefits of painful experiences such as 'saying goodbye'. it's worth a read (if you haven't already!)
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