Friday, July 31, 2009
Reestablishing Connections
It's been quite a while since I've seen several old schoolmates from high school who goes to CSB. Nothing biggie really but I haven't heard anything from them since all of my class are now based in SDA. And the only Jamers I've seen on an almost daily basis are Justin and Gelli P.
So it feels such a relief to see at least one of them every once in a while right? Last Wednesday was just that:
I bumped into Nikko P in Main recently. I only had one class on a Wednesday so shortly after I went to Main to get some grub. Afterwards I saw Nikko and again who, like me, was on his way home.
Considering we take the same route, we decided to commute as a group. As we rode the train up north, we talked about things ranging from reminiscing good times in high school to catching up with each other's lives. And I realized how much I missed seeing old friends and acquiantances that I'm used to see before stuf like college and reality broke us apart like scattered chess pieces.
But chess pieces do get themselves together you know? Hahahaha..
Things definitely changed (as I've said so before) and people changed but one thing's never change, that kind of relationship you've established like a friendship being a foundation of a life-long connection that will never cut.
Even if connections slow down, you could always have them "refreshed" every once in a while for them to "amp up". The fact that you knew a person for a long time proves that this will never wear out nor it will go away.
So it feels such a relief to see at least one of them every once in a while right? Last Wednesday was just that:
I bumped into Nikko P in Main recently. I only had one class on a Wednesday so shortly after I went to Main to get some grub. Afterwards I saw Nikko and again who, like me, was on his way home.
Considering we take the same route, we decided to commute as a group. As we rode the train up north, we talked about things ranging from reminiscing good times in high school to catching up with each other's lives. And I realized how much I missed seeing old friends and acquiantances that I'm used to see before stuf like college and reality broke us apart like scattered chess pieces.
But chess pieces do get themselves together you know? Hahahaha..
Things definitely changed (as I've said so before) and people changed but one thing's never change, that kind of relationship you've established like a friendship being a foundation of a life-long connection that will never cut.
Even if connections slow down, you could always have them "refreshed" every once in a while for them to "amp up". The fact that you knew a person for a long time proves that this will never wear out nor it will go away.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
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