right then... I'm back.
I've marshaled my thoughts, had a wee, put the kettle on and am sitting comfortably. And, more shocking than all the rest, am in a thoughtful mood. Not what you may have come to expect even from my meager offerings of the past, but there it is, so you'd best get used to it before I change my mind. And that is a given.
Basically I have found something that I lost long ago, I thought forever. More accurately someone.
They whys and wherefores are unimportant.
What is of singular importance is that this person is back in my life and that is a very good thing indeed.
Over the intervening years since we parted, we have both grown as people, that much is evident. What is also clear and was both surprising and comforting is that we have not really grown apart.
Our experience have been different due to circumstance, but fundamentally what connected us then, connects us now.
There are differences, but that is only to be expected and they will no doubt serve as fuel for inspiration for each other:– Did you see?; have you read? and so on and so forth.
This is a person who 'gets' me like no other, and although we have our respective partners and happy lives, there is that 'connection' that on some level goes deeper than that.
I can't explain it other than that I believe we were meant to be in one another's lives.
That is it really - short and to the point (leastways for me it is)
Abnormal service will be resumed when I can be bothered.
So it's been nearly four months since you wrote this I'm wondering so many things. Do you still feel the same way about being in touch with the person from your past? What's your next blog post going to be about and when?
ReplyDeleteI can relate to this post and I think that some people are fated to be in each others lives. When they are out of contact for a long period of time it is as if an important part of themselves is missing. I hope it is still working out for you.
Blimey has it really been that long? I think the answer is yes. Admittedly we don't live in one another's pockets, but we both have very different busy lives but I think it's the quality of the communication not the quantity that matters. I try as a rule to respond promptly to emails and texts and the like, but having a phone that delivers them all to me, seemingly at once in a never ending stream throughout the say, then I hope I can be forgiven for not always being on top of my social media interaction at all times.
ReplyDeleteAs for the blog. Who the hell knows? Not me that's for sure. Now you've put me on the spot I am unable to think of anything. Therefore I cannot give an answer to the 'when' question.
That do ya?