(no subject)
I haven't really been in a livejournal kind of mood lately. I have lots and lots to say, but I don't have the patience to type it all out.
My friend's son died last Friday. He fell through a glass ceiling at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He was waterproofing when it happened.
I don't understand how things like that can happen. He was 26 years old. He was married and had two baby girls. He and his wife had just bought a house.
I'm not naive. I know bad things happen all the time. I just can't wrap my thoughts around it.
The wake was the worst thing I've ever seen. It was unbearable, really. I don't know how is family is surviving. How do people get past something like that?!?
So, all of that has me thinking about life and enjoying what you have and all that jazz.
How do you go out and do everything you want to do (you know, enjoy your life), and still make sure you have what you need for your future?
This is just rhetorical, I'm not asking for some lifetime savings plan or anything like that.
I'm so confused.
Anyway, I was looking around (i.e.: spying on Ken :P) and I found something he posted at a message board today. It made me smile.
He wrote this:
"My wife's the best thing that happened to me...."
and some more stuff.
The point is, I guess that's what it's all about really.
P.S. He knows I read that. I told him as soon as I did. So, it's not really spying if the person knows you did it. ;)
My friend's son died last Friday. He fell through a glass ceiling at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He was waterproofing when it happened.
I don't understand how things like that can happen. He was 26 years old. He was married and had two baby girls. He and his wife had just bought a house.
I'm not naive. I know bad things happen all the time. I just can't wrap my thoughts around it.
The wake was the worst thing I've ever seen. It was unbearable, really. I don't know how is family is surviving. How do people get past something like that?!?
So, all of that has me thinking about life and enjoying what you have and all that jazz.
How do you go out and do everything you want to do (you know, enjoy your life), and still make sure you have what you need for your future?
This is just rhetorical, I'm not asking for some lifetime savings plan or anything like that.
I'm so confused.
Anyway, I was looking around (i.e.: spying on Ken :P) and I found something he posted at a message board today. It made me smile.
He wrote this:
"My wife's the best thing that happened to me...."
and some more stuff.
The point is, I guess that's what it's all about really.
P.S. He knows I read that. I told him as soon as I did. So, it's not really spying if the person knows you did it. ;)