flawed in the sense that we point out our own flaws, and those that
which we find in others. who are we to point out what we believe is an
imperfection? by being flawed ourselves does not qualify us to call out
any others. We are flawed by the understanding that we are superior to
another. Pride, I believe its called. Or, perhaps Prejudice. which
brings up the line, "Pride & Prejudice." (not just the movie.) but would
you consider 'pride' a fault or a virtue? would you consider 'prejudice'
a mere opinion or a massive judgement?
this past weekend was wonderful. I spent quality time with my best
friends Aimee and Travis. not to mention did we all embrace my being
filipino haha. My sister celebrated her birthday, as well as her going
away. Viva La Vida in New York. I miss you, I miss everyone. I miss a
lot of things. I miss David, but not enough to cause me heartache
anymore. I mostly just miss him being my friend. We all need a friend.
Despite them always coming and going, a friend is a convenient and
unquestionably sentimental companion for whatever period of time you're
living, for whatever stage in your life you're in. We are constantly in
motion, moving through stages, and therefore, meeting the new and
bidding farewell to the old. You're lucky to have one friend that sticks
around from the start. However, don't allow that statement to provoke
obligation in keeping a friend that doesn't deserve to be around.
Thank someone today, for anything they do. something small, large,
whichever. "Thank You" may very well be the most sincere combination of
two words in the English language. of course, voice inflection can
hinder the genuine quality.
--
jessieebugg.
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