Okay , okay… i know that might sound a little too cliché and
you re probably creating this very sensitive image of me , but lose it ! It is
just something that happens to all of us. To the ones who consider themselves
as careless when it comes to getting attached with things and people, of course
it happens to the ones who treasure memories( especially the stupid ones who
happen to happen only at certain times in life) and it happens to those that
have a “I don’t give a fudge” reputation they don’t want to mess up but that
deep inside do feel sad about having to leave and move on to the next stage of
life.
If you were to ask me a couple of years ago (those close to
me can recall my whining…) I couldn’t make it to the other day. I used to wish
of having other opportunities and that I could pick up and leave just then and
there…but I couldn’t. I was so eager to experience new things that just waking
up and just realizing of being here drowned my morale and killed my mood for
the day. I would rather spend whole weekends in my room munching away than
going out and socializing. Zero incentive…NADA!
But the senior year approached and I was literally willing
(finances permitting) to make a firework display countdown just because the end
of it was so close! And then the last semester and my best friend happened ...
She has a master of creating this emotional vibe around the room that
regardless my strong defense walls, did get to me eventually. Now, we re all experiencing
“The last…” whatever event in school . Here is how it goes: We start getting
ready and we are so much in the mood to get to the school’s party/event, and
there she goes: “Boshke…this is our last one…” Now, here is where we switch to
the depressive music list and feel like we will be banned from ever visiting
AUBG again.
Eventually we get over it and make the most out of the
experience …but in between drinks there, we do bring it up and feel sad , then
our jam starts playing and SWOSH sadness is gone ! This is how we get used to
the idea of having to say Goodbye but…

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