est: 4/23/2009 10:40:00 PM
"and I have to speculate that God himself did make us into corresponding shapes like, puzzle pieces from the clay."
I've been so blessed to find such a complementary friend. Those who have felt they've met their "other half" could best relate. I took a moment today to really take in the kind of friendships I have been blessed with. At the same time I was so heart broken to realize how often I take them for granted.
It was only recently when I realized that my bestfriend was my bestfriend. I can't remember when it was that I realized it, but I haven't stopped introducing him as such since that day. All I remember is that, I've never ever, ever met such a complementary person in my life. I've never met a person who could just take a backward glance at me and know I'm so broken inside. No one has ever known me from all sides. No one fights with me like he does (other than my family.) He listens to me when I'm whiny and crying. He tells me that I'm whining and being a baby. He laughs everytime I say "Wanna know something funny?" even if it's never really funny. He hurts when I hurt... and well, what I'm trying to say here is that... He's pretty much complementary to me. My other half. No one understands me like he does.
So why is it so easy for me to take him for granted? Why is it so easy for me to get mad at him for stupid things that don't require so much anger? Why do I over react? Why don't I believe him when he tells me the truth? Why don't I accept his help when he offers it?
I guess, my point here is that. Never think that someone will be around forever. Everyone is so blessed. Even every tiny miracle of everyday. God blesses us with such amazing people in our lives, and the best way to give back to him, is to give back to the people he gave us. Even if they don't stay around forever, they were meant to be in your life to make that much of a difference. Every friend, has made you, you. So love them! =)
Please don't mind this blog. It's so rough =(
G'night!
- lan O-O
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