To,
what has left me or what I have left behind through these years…
- Grandma and Grandpa – I miss you terribly, you will stay in my heart forever.
- My once-best-friend – I miss you and I love you for the person you are. You will forever be the most amazing person I’ve met. Thank you for all the love, memories and lessons.
- My high school/college friends – We may not be in touch like we promised but thank you for all the giggles and timeless memories.
- Duke and Lucy – A doberman and a golden retriever; you changed my life in a wonderful way…you taught me compassion and love. I miss you both.
- My hometown – Even though I visit frequently, I don’t think I’ll ever get to actually live there now. It will forever be home though; like they say- ‘Home is where the heart is’.
- My impulsive streak – You are missed, really missed. All the extra thought that goes behind every little thing now, exhausts me!
- The old me – You were so much more stupid than I’m today, still…I sort of love you. Thank you for the connate stupidity. It has made me who I’m today.
I try to adjust the rear-view sometimes. But it never seems to form a clear picture.
I don’t complain, it is broken. There are small pieces missing here and there.
I can still form vague images.
What I see makes me simper and weep at the same time. I miss some of it, some of it not.
With time, we leave behind so much and gather so much more. I am glad for it all, to have happened the way it did.
In Response: The Weekly Discover Challenge
Gratitude is something which has vapourised from the society in recent times. Great to see it here! 🙂
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Look who is back!! Good to see you here…looking forward to read something as well! 🙂
And…Thank you, glad you like it 🙂
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Reflection is so important, and I am glad for you that you choose to glance back with positive feelings! Great work! ~Gloria
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Glad you like it 🙂
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A great post that I think everyone can relate to — we all have memories and people that are no longer with us, whether they’ve passed on or simply moved on. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
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Thank you Natalie 🙂
Happy that you could relate!
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It’s great that you know what has happened. I loved this piece, waiting for your future posts.😃
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Thank you! 🙂
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It would be great, if you can have a look on my blog too.
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Sure, I’d love to!
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I hope you’ll not mind in following my blog.
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Have read few blogs of yours and i like this one a lot may be because this is something I could relate to.. Very beautifully written.
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Glad you could relate, thank you very much 🙂
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This is like writing a letter to your old self of course but how about this: write a letter to your future self and put it aside for at least 5 years.
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Hmm..sounds interesting! Would love giving it a try sometime, thanks for the fun idea Carl 🙂
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Wow, this was really powerful. Made me reminisce a little about the fun times I spent with my best friends… But let’s just say I have a poor memory, so my rear view isn’t cracked as much as it is missing. 🙈
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Haha…I am pretty bad at remembering stuff myself…if that makes you feel any better 😀
Glad you enjoyed the post 🙂
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That Girl with Diary and A pen at Coffee shop, is Missing Too..
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Not missing, just caught up else where.
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Okay.. i thought again You gave a break to writing..
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