Never Say Never
Here's the multitude of one of mine and James' conversations:
We were talking about our language classes and what we learned:
Me: In German class they drilled into us how important recycling was to the Germans. If they didn't do it the Third Reich would come after them.
James: Yeah, you know Hitler was all about the recycling.
Me: He recycled the Jews, didn't he?
After that comment I'm pretty sure I just secured a first class seat in hell. Ah well at least I'll be in good company.
Last week was so crazy. I had all my pre-operation tests on Thursday. All came back ok, well not my EKG. Which freaked me out, so I had to make an appointment with the cardiologist on Friday. I joked Thursday night with James that I didn't have a heart. That was the problem, lol. Luckily everything is fine and that young women's EKG's always come back irregular for some odd reason. So I'm cleared for surgery. I am thrilled to pieces.
Other than that everything is else is going great. I mean my life isn't perfect, but I'm happy. And I have a bit of a realization recently. A person whom I used to highly dislike was put in a certain place a couple of years ago. And I remember telling this person I would never do what they did. And now I fear that I might possibly be put is this same position. They did what felt right and I understand that now. Everything happens for a reason, no matter how painful it might be. As they say, time tells all.
What if you had to tell someone the most important thing in the world, but you knew they'd never believe you?
We were talking about our language classes and what we learned:
Me: In German class they drilled into us how important recycling was to the Germans. If they didn't do it the Third Reich would come after them.
James: Yeah, you know Hitler was all about the recycling.
Me: He recycled the Jews, didn't he?
After that comment I'm pretty sure I just secured a first class seat in hell. Ah well at least I'll be in good company.
Last week was so crazy. I had all my pre-operation tests on Thursday. All came back ok, well not my EKG. Which freaked me out, so I had to make an appointment with the cardiologist on Friday. I joked Thursday night with James that I didn't have a heart. That was the problem, lol. Luckily everything is fine and that young women's EKG's always come back irregular for some odd reason. So I'm cleared for surgery. I am thrilled to pieces.
Other than that everything is else is going great. I mean my life isn't perfect, but I'm happy. And I have a bit of a realization recently. A person whom I used to highly dislike was put in a certain place a couple of years ago. And I remember telling this person I would never do what they did. And now I fear that I might possibly be put is this same position. They did what felt right and I understand that now. Everything happens for a reason, no matter how painful it might be. As they say, time tells all.
What if you had to tell someone the most important thing in the world, but you knew they'd never believe you?