This is a bit serious, but since I don't want to rant about it elsewhere ill just do it here. A good college friend of mine passed away yesterday. It's really bothering me even though I haven't spoken to her since 2013, but I remember I did wardrobe for the play she was in. It was her first play so she had a smaller role so she'd come down and keep me company. We'd talk about everything. We'd listen to music and just wild out in the empty dressing room together: dancing, singing (she had an amazing voice) or whatever. Moreover, she was just so incredibly articulate and intelligent. Just the perfect person to bounce philosophical ideas off of no matter how crazy they seem.
Before she died, she was having seizures. She went away to teach in Thailand to little kids. It just breaks my heart that she passed so young and it just really seems unfair. I also feel terrible that i'm the worse at staying in contact with people and that i have short emotional moments like these with people. I love them so much when i'm in the moment and like when they aren't with me i just assume everything is okay. Even though i mean to check up on them, i just keep forgetting to.
Anyways, what I'm really trying to say is, and i suppose it's cliche and obvious, but really cherish people and keep up with them. Don't wait until they've passed to be the last time you see them.
Really wish I didn't live in an apartment so I could set up my drum kit and play and not have to worry about other people complaining.
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So sorry.
I had something similar happen after high school/during college. A good friend of mine from high school passed away due to "heart complications" (she was a known drug addict). It was one of those friendships where we'd get together once in awhile, say something like "Oh yeah, we need to do this again soon!" and then plans never happened.
I'm pretty bad when it comes to keeping up with friends. That's probably something I should work on.Sorry again for your loss.
If it gets posted, it's getting deleted. Don't fucking abuse shit and/or people.
Been having issues connecting to PSN the last few days. Everything else in my apartment is connected but the PS3 keeps getting signed out and can't obtain the IP address. I hope whatever mechanism is used for that isn't going bad :-/
Several guys I knew in the Marines died shortly after getting out. 2 were more or less suicides and the other drowned trying to save someone else from drowning. Was a shock to hear about the drowning, but the suicides weren't too unexpected. All three of the guys were kind of dickish so any sympathy I would otherwise have had was a little muted. The drownee did have a wife and kids by that time, and the fact he was trying to save someone did sort of help his case for sympathy. I felt much worse for the wife and kids though.