The One That Got Away

[Yoko]

Once you think about how many people there are in the world, narrow it down to how many people you see, then think about how many people you talk to and interact with, it really is a slim chance that someone like that or even the same person will come around into your sights again. Not to completely crush your hopes and dreams or anything. I'm just putting it into perspective. It doesn't mean you can't be optimistic. Bitches love optimism.

I can't really say there was anyone in my life who I regret 'letting go'. I mean, it was hard to let go of my ex, but he was a jerk anyway. There is one regret I have in my life, and that was not having the chance to get to know my grandpa. My parents made that literally impossible. He ended up 'getting away' (or in this case dying), before I was old enough to talk to him on an adult to adult level. Very unfortunate. He would love to know that his granddaughter is a whiskey drinker.

I don't know what kind of impact I leave on others. If people see me as 'the one that got away', I would be rather flattered.

Rhapso, that happened not all that long ago, correct? You ever think of asking the co-workers of even trying to work on that day again? She might still be in the area. IT MIGHT NOT BE TOO LATE!

[Order]

Bitches love optimism.

That's awesome.

[Rowan]

Once you think about how many people there are in the world, narrow it down to how many people you see, then think about how many people you talk to and interact with, it really is a slim chance that someone like that or even the same person will come around into your sights again.

What she should have said was that based on the fact that there are over 6 billion people in this world, there is a more than likely chance that you will find someone who is better than this 'girl who got away'.

So much for optimism =S