Old Days! Good times I remember Some reflections.
Tuesday, September 21st, 2004 05:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
basildestinyI feel a major "ugh" coming on. I need to remember to stop sharing with Cyle in the morning. He annoys me. He acts like I'm the crazy one. I need to stop letting him get to me. So... duly noted. That reminds me of an interesting conversation I had last night (though I'll bet that person already has forgotten the conversation. Which is quite alright.) It was interesting because we are both extremely accommodating people who hate seeing people suffer and want to take the brunt, if not all, of that pain instead of watching our loved ones struggle through it. Which we both agree sounded like a Horatio trait.
Last night's episode tore us all up. We needed a support group. I've been reading all day in the community and personal journals how the show made them cry. Me too, everyone. We all cried. There are two things that last night's episode cuased me to think about. The first being my grandfather's funeral which very much resembled Speed's funeral except he had a helicopter flyby. I can't imagine they wouldn't have done the same for Speed. Although my brain seems to be recalling something said about it being an honor for the chief so I could be off. Anyway that reminded me of the things about my grandfather that I never knew, but heard at the eulogy. Things I'll never hear again. The other would be when my youngest brother died, too young to have a eulogy (at 11), but not too young to have impacted lives. It's always sad when they die too young to have eulogy.
I downloaded the HDTV version of the episode. It really gives a completely different feel to the show.
Love can help me know my name.
~Bas/J Dawg
Last night's episode tore us all up. We needed a support group. I've been reading all day in the community and personal journals how the show made them cry. Me too, everyone. We all cried. There are two things that last night's episode cuased me to think about. The first being my grandfather's funeral which very much resembled Speed's funeral except he had a helicopter flyby. I can't imagine they wouldn't have done the same for Speed. Although my brain seems to be recalling something said about it being an honor for the chief so I could be off. Anyway that reminded me of the things about my grandfather that I never knew, but heard at the eulogy. Things I'll never hear again. The other would be when my youngest brother died, too young to have a eulogy (at 11), but not too young to have impacted lives. It's always sad when they die too young to have eulogy.
I downloaded the HDTV version of the episode. It really gives a completely different feel to the show.
Love can help me know my name.
~Bas/J Dawg
