It’s interesting how we say
when people grow old and get senile, they will become more forgetful. But it
isn’t true, is it? They forget things from the present, but they remember
things from long long ago…
We might not remember every
single moment, or every single person. But if it is truly worth remembering, if
some things have personally touched us, or have become such a big part of our
lives at one time or another, I’m sure we will not forget it.
Relive it often, smile at the
good times, reminisce with buddies, but be careful not to live in the past. Relish
it, don’t lust for it.
Though, you hit the nail on
the head. It is scary, and it is a dreadful thought. We are easy to please; we
just want to enjoy life. But society has made it such that no one can survive
just doing that. God put us here for a reason; let’s just find that reason why
we’re here now, and fulfill it the best we can. As we move on, God will lead us
onto our paths that He has prepared for us. Let’s trust that He will bring us
through it.
It could work out, for all you
know. People lose touch because one party or both don’t put in the effort. They
get caught up with life and new people, and forget the people who brought them
there and made them who they are. But let’s try not to be like that. It is
hard, but don’t ever hesitate to randomly leave me a message someday okay? We
all have facebook, twitter, msn, blogs, etc. Let’s try our best to keep it
going, and continue to be an encouragement to each other.
Remember, you are going to
plan my wedding.
I would pluck out the stars from the sky for you,
Or scoop out its reflection, like the best I can do.
But now I’ll look at the night sky and miss you too,
Because wishes don’t always have to come true.
Instead, prayer gives us hope to plough through.