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Wednesday, July 16, 2008
~ 9:35 PM ~
We assume too much
During one of my breaks this afternoon in office, i was browsing through some of my friends' blogs and i came across one which i have not read for a long time cause he relocated his blog and i didnt bother updating.
I was saddened by one of his posts....i did not realise that his dad had passed away about more than 6 months ago....
in his post..i had to agree with him that we assume too much about life. We assume that we will live a long life, a life long enough to see through your graduation, your marriage, your kids, your career, your retirement. His dad only had 6 months to live back then....only 6 months....
I think i was also upset at the fact that this friend of mine was actually a very close friend of mine when i was in secondary school. in fact, i called him brother. tt was how close we were. it's sad tt as always, i always fail to keep in contact with people. i let distance and time fail a relationship.
This was a friend whom i knew well. I knew his sister and mum. I also used to go over to his place to stay over and just chill out.
to that friend, if you happen to read this post...i'm sorry.....
