Remembering what you use to have, is a pain in the ass.
Thanksgiving. What do you have to be thankful for?
Sometimes, in the midst of it all, we forget the great things we have, all around us. Its only human nature for us to want what we don’t have.
New friends that came along, that we have that takes up our time, made us forget the old ones that have been there for us.
As we get older, we get selfish. We want more and soon enough we want it all. But we forget the simple fact, are we able to have it all. Can we cope in having it all?
When we have some, we tend to lose some in the process.
In friendship and relationship, I realized that the closer we are to someone, the more inclined that they feel hurt by the simplest actions that we disregard. So, they are times, I keep a safe distance, not to get too involved that I don’t hurt myself and I don’t hurt others. Being the ignorant, self-obsessed person that I am I have tendencies to hurt those who are close to me. Only to realize, that if someone cares enough to be hurt by an action, I should be thankful, that at least someone cares enough to feel hurt.
When we meet new friends or a new lover, we always assume that whatever in our lives before will always be there. We take it for granted and we consume our time and energy in other things. We try to make time, and we give reasons to it. Saying we made the effort and it’s enough. We’ve grown up and have other things to focus on.
New families that we have, made us abandon the old ones. We get so caught up in raising a family, that we forget the ones that raises us.
We forget. We get blogged down with other things, and we just forget. We forget to make time, we forget to smile, we forget to say thank you, and we forget to even make a simple phone call to say hey. When we forget too long, we even forget how to even care about one another anymore. Funny enough, it’s easier to see someone making that mistakes than knowing that we are making one on our own.
We always feel that it will always be there, when we forget nothing is forever.
I am thankful for what I have. I forget what I have sometimes. So, in a simple gesture (and much words), I am saying thanks for remembering even when I forget.









