Hey
It really is rather interesting, since you’ve been the most prevalent - in the form of a married couple (with two kids now!) who looks like you and your current boyfriend. So far I’ve befriended the guy, but haven’t had too many chances to talk to the girl, which is totally ironic since it started out that way between me and your boyfriend and you.
I still use your voice as my marker for ‘singable’ vs. ‘unreachable’ - it was a nice one, and I do miss it. I also still prefer to use D to play Give Thanks - a tune I practiced because of you.
You’ve been the most prevalent ‘visitation’ this past year - it’s as if God is blatantly telling me you and him are meant to be - so heck, let it be!
Have a great Christmas
V
“Despite the differences which resulted in their divorce, parents must realize that by virtue of having children together, they will forever be involved with each other. They will both participate in the child’s first prom, they will see each other at graduation from high school, and hopefully college. They will see each other at the child’s wedding and certainly meet at the hospital to witness the birth of their grandchildren.” —
J.A.Sunday - Not Your Typical Divorce Stories
http://nytds.blogspot.com/2009/12/history-of-custody-of-children-part-two.html
If all does not go well, or does, depending on how you look at things, I might be heading back into the World… of Warcraft.
Why begin that downward spiral of subscription fees, repetitive gameplay, and the idiots that proliferate the MMosphere?
Because so far? No game has been as involving in storyline, nor as classic in gameplay. WoW still has many subscribers after all these years because no other MMO has beaten it.