My last post was about how I apply the five stages of grief to my love life, it was very self involved - like most of the things I talk about.
Last Sunday, the 21st, my roommate/best friend passed away in a car accident. I went to her funeral yesterday, spoke, and made her memory boards.
I'm okay now, but I don't quite know what to say about it. It's something that has affected all of my friends, and that will continue to affect us. I wish I'd done and said things differently, I re-thought some of my actions. I now have to deal with actual grief.
Sometimes it hasn't hit me, and then something small, like getting ready for my friends birthday party, will make me think of her. She'll never get ready for a party with me again, something we did about 100 times last school year.
I'm not in the mood to be sappy and drawn out, in fact this has left me very short tempered and dissatisfied about regular things in my life. I just felt like I owe her, and myself, some perspective on life. There are real things to grieve over.
Sociology Major, Communications Minor, you'd think I could understand people a little better than I do. I l enjoy words and a little Buddhism, and I hate hate (let the free love commence). From the mundane to the unreal; I want to share my life with you. Hope you like my weird face and don't mind my slight grammatical errors. And if you don't think I'm funny then get the hell off my lawn.
Showing posts with label grief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grief. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Irony and I
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best friend,
car accident,
college life,
death,
grief,
irony,
life,
perspective,
roommate,
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