Never will I call myself eloquent.

Aug 08, 2010 02:24

Perhaps Nicole was right, we are good at blocking memories and keeping them from seeping into our minds. Memories that are simply too wonderful and good that it makes being in the present hurt so much.

Perhaps it is unfair that I should say this. After all, not too long ago I was critical of someone who did the same.

Perhaps I'm just overwhelmed with the whole situation that is forced upon us all.

I'd like to think I'm wrong, that what I have now isn't all that bad. But like Huiyi said, when you've had the best, life tends to disappoint, nothing else will ever reach that bench mark.

To you guys,
hahahaha, there is really nothing else I can say, we've already said everything there was to say. tonight was just... indescribable. literally. HAHA never before had we sat down for a dinner, fumed over stupid incompetent cashiers the first minute, laughed at our gross-ness the second, and cried (and laughed still) hysterically and mumbled incoherently the third. (I just bet no one will get this) The stupid auntie probably thought we were some mentally unsound/emotionally unstable hormonal teenage girls or something. Serves her right for trying to chase us away.

I just hope that in the years to come, we can still sit around and reminisce about our years together and still feel the same way as we did back then. Haha, I sorta get what Huiyi was saying. The fact that we were crying made her happy because she knew we were still on the same page. The fact that we haven't forgotten. Remember how we always end the nights that we spend together?

Every bad day will end as a good one as long as we're together.
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