my love how many letters have i written you that i dont know if u have read how many have i composed in my head, how many tears i shed thinking of you missing you wow, its been 4 years almost, and yet your still the first person i think of when things are hard and i need comfort, seeing you the other night and you basically ignoring me the whole night i tried loving someone else, i really tried but i cant because u took my heart and never gave it back, that shabbat, we had just met a few weeks earlier, you took my arm and told me you were never going to let go and that you never felt so safe, that moment lives with me always because you did let go, and i have not been able to. there is something about you that i cant explain, i always want to be with you, i always want to hear your voice i am forever linked to you as much as i want to deny it. yet, your cold, detached but i love you and everything is so messed up, and i just want to go back to that shabbat when u climb...
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My solution to the Shidduch Crisis
I don't usually write about anything Shidduch related. But I saw this today and it really captures how I view shidduchim. People have their theories and opinions about how and why and what. If i get my nose done, go to singles events, make more contacts, anything, then maybe I'll get married sooner. Compromise more. Maybe we need more incentives for shadchanim? My theory. G-d runs the world. He makes Shidduchim. G-d has no crisis. The end.
ugh texting is really antisocial!
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I will continue to take advantage of the great gift of technology that G-d has bestowed upon me / us. As everything in this world, it has to be used in moderation. The same way people shouldnt be popping tylenol pills. Texting has simplified the way I can conduct business, hold conversations, and interact with friends. Done in the right way, its is a true gift. So no, I will not be disconnecting.
ReplyDeleteYedid- the video is really well done,agreed!
ReplyDeleteProf- I agree that technology is a gift. But there times when you need to take a step back..just for a little bit. It does not have to be the whole day just a few hours...or just a single hour..i really think that collectively it can be very powerful.
True, but as frum jew, i already turn off my phone for almost two days a week. As long as someone doesnt OCD on it, and knows their limits, i dont see a point.
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