Days gone by...

[LocoColt04]

Let us reminisce. TFF, real life, some episode of Family Guy... whatever.


James, tonight I took Julia to Grapevine Mills to see Napoleon Dynamite. While I was there, I was thinking about how great your grad party was with the 25 of us in that same theatre being loud and obnoxious. (It was loud and obnoxious this time as well; I like the Grapevine aura.) And then I got to thinking about how you didn't just go to college, but you moved first and THEN went to college. And about how I couldn't swing by your house and harass you because you're no longer there. And how a Halo LAN party will never cross my path again, unless I go to Drew's house.

College is a wonderful thing, but it brings with it loads of pain.

I miss the simple life. Sure, high school was all a lot of drama and such, but if I were still there, many positives would be exposing themselves right about now. Like this Julia thing. She's an almost 17 year old junior in high school. If I were an 18 year old senior, then her mother would have no problem with that. But no, I'm an 18 year old freshman, and that just doesn't work. I hate the complexity that comes with the title of "the college kid." That, and the expenses. I hate those.

[Skai]

Haha, good old days and good old memories. I still enjoy the times I had back when many of the folks here role-play, namely the ones that have been here longer than most and the ones from all the clans back at the Clan Wars era. It was good times and I have many inspirations when it comes to role-playing, but now I lost it and I wish I could relieve those feelings.

Asides from TFF, I still remember all the funs I had back when all my cousins would hang out at each others' house, celebrating birthdays, weddings, or just about any holidays. But now, it doesn't happen as much and I really miss it. It's because we're older now and we moved out from our young hood. Ah, how I wish I was still a young kid where what we do is all about fun.

[Ryayukou]

We must be getting really old, we're talking about the good ol' days.

Seriously, I hear you guys. I miss the days of innocence when I didn't have very many concerns or worries. No worries about getting a job, getting a car, etc. My parents always told me to treasure the days of my youth, because they go quickly and being an adult lasts the rest of your life. Man were they right. I mean, I'm glad I was able to have a good time with them, but it's so sad to see them gone and never be able to go back...