Some days you just watch a short that triggers a bittersweet memory, kinda like this wonderful locally-filmed clip about long-distance relationships and the futility of it all.
Sigh. Unfortunately not all of us are lucky enough to come home with an origami crane. Me, I returned with a suitcase full of broken dreams.
Sometimes it's hard to assign blame when relationships fall apart. Don't think it was entirely my ISO's fault nor was it mine. Probably both of us contributed to the inevitable downfall. The gaping distance not entirely breached by the wonders of modern technology ( and by God, we only had really really slow dial-up back then ). The callow carelessness of youth neither relieved by my crazed schedule in med school nor his capricious moods.
And yes, my ISO and I didn't work hard enough to keep the relationship going.
Ah, the things you see in retrospect :)
Sigh. Unfortunately not all of us are lucky enough to come home with an origami crane. Me, I returned with a suitcase full of broken dreams.
Sometimes it's hard to assign blame when relationships fall apart. Don't think it was entirely my ISO's fault nor was it mine. Probably both of us contributed to the inevitable downfall. The gaping distance not entirely breached by the wonders of modern technology ( and by God, we only had really really slow dial-up back then ). The callow carelessness of youth neither relieved by my crazed schedule in med school nor his capricious moods.
And yes, my ISO and I didn't work hard enough to keep the relationship going.
Ah, the things you see in retrospect :)
2 comments:
How come you don't believe that (annoyingly as it seems), things happen for a reason? Probably paved the way for someone else to enter and stay.
Nice one, sharman :) Would have liked that if I could!
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