saltovergray 2007-10-13 21:50:12

i always think like that too. That was very, well, thought-out.

fmafan1 2007-10-13 21:52:13

dude, kudos....and sorry about your aunt T-T

heavymetalclock 2007-10-13 21:58:00

I know how it feels to lose a loved one becasue I lost my grandfather way back in january. You got people here and everywhere to support you though.

gmoeny01 2007-10-14 04:14:21

deep.....man this was nice, just remember to live every day to it fullest!
(korny but TRUE!)

Cosmos8942 2007-10-23 10:50:30

As a philosopher and a general displayer of choice I also think on this from time to time. What is a person remembered for? Is it their choices that people see? Or is it the achievements that person makes that allows people the reassurance that they can safely hold onto the memory of that said person?

Each person in this world, and perhaps worlds other than this all have to make choices...these choices affect the way they live, the way they think, and what others think of them. As thus a choice that is made is a choice that has been sent throughout the world to whomever has the time and ability to see it. For if you deign to look outside your window everyday you will only see what there is to be seen from that window, and it is not until you step out that you truly find yourself immersed within a world of your own creation.

THAT is life...but what about when you die? The passing away of a loved on is always a harsh and timely thing. You can never expect it, nor can anyone truly ever understand it. I myself, as an adolecent of 18, can only surmise upon the fact that relate to everyday life and pronouce those facts in a way that I see fit for those around me. So thus will I say this...live life, and die happily. If that is not possible at least take heart in the fact that you will be remembered within the minds and sometimes hearts of those you were closest too and forever more will your image, your ideas...your dreams be sealed upon the wings of eternity and fly upon the winds of this world.

I myself have something to look back upon, that was the meeting of a friend...one I know I can trust and one that I think no matter the distance, will we grow old together and become the cranky old men that I now laugh at today.

It is said that death is but another journey, and that may be so, but what about life? Life is THE journey and death is but the rest stop on top of the hill, towards something new and exciting.

So don't fear death, don't accept death, but know that in time you WILL die, and perhaps after you stop and rest will you reunite with the ones you thought were lost forever more.

Good luck with whatever your life brings you, and let me just leave these last words of advice...

'Always remember what the sun brings when it sets out upon its journey across our skies',

See ya' when I see ya' ^^;,
-AJ-