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Personal or not, we won't judge, if you don't feel like answering any questions about it then you don't need to.
But please, give a short explanation of why you want to remember it, so as to avoid making this another list.
I'll start:
I want to remember listening to this song as I wrote this topic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYh1x9ozTcA
The song seemed so sad, and as I looked up the lyrics it made me even sadder.
I want to remember that growing up I was always proud of my father, seeing me even when he had to work AND when he and my mother were divorced was pushing mountains.
The way we would go to Knotts every weekend and every other day over the summer, I want to remember the rides I went on, the foods I only ate there, the closeness I felt with him.
Spoiler: Sob Story, Ignore it.
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Why's that worth remembering? Cause that means I should know to get my face away from dogs.
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They don't :c
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Spoiler: Spoiler for sadness
Something I think I shouldn't forget in my entire life, but for some reason feel that I will someday...
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DeMatador wrote:
True but very sad story. Don't read if you're an easy crier.
Something I think I shouldn't forget in my entire life, but for some reason feel that I will someday...
Spoiler: Spoiler for sadness
Something I think I shouldn't forget in my entire life, but for some reason feel that I will someday...
Oh... that's so sad... I had a similar-yet-not-so-similar experience when my grandmother died. I was about 9 at the time. Oh, I didn't know she was suffering from pancreatic cancer until the day she went into the hospice... I'll never forget the day before she died. I remember saying that there's no way she would die tomorrow... being so young I felt responsible for her death for months afterwards...
Blimey... I don't really mean to make the thread depressing. I just wanted to let that out. :)
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My grandfather died. I didn't cry.
The end.
Sad enough?
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They don't :c
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Jaron wrote:
oh, this is a sad story thread. k.
My grandfather died. I didn't cry.
The end.
Sad enough?
My grandfather died. I didn't cry.
The end.
Sad enough?
Not necessarily sad story thread. This is "worth remembering" thread. Most stories will either be very sad or very happy.
Besides, it's easier to block out the sad memories than the happy ones, so the "I should remember it but I'll probably forget someday" that DoMaya indicated in the first post applies better to sad memories, unfortunately.
So your grandfather died and you didn't cry? Is that why you're such a cool guy?
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DeMatador wrote:
Jaron wrote:
oh, this is a sad story thread. k.
My grandfather died. I didn't cry.
The end.
Sad enough?
My grandfather died. I didn't cry.
The end.
Sad enough?
Not necessarily sad story thread. This is "worth remembering" thread. Most stories will either be very sad or very happy.
Besides, it's easier to block out the sad memories than the happy ones, so the "I should remember it but I'll probably forget someday" that DoMaya indicated in the first post applies better to sad memories, unfortunately.
So your grandfather died and you didn't cry? Is that why you're such a cool guy?
I have a heavy use of sarcasm. Yet I can't detect when other people use it.
I was sad.
Wah.
And yes.
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I posted something earlier, but then I deleted it, since I thought it was too personal. Something else I want to remember is the day I made my confirmation. After the church bit, we had a party in my house, but I kept getting bored of everyone talking to me, so I kept hiding upstairs, counting my money and listening to My Chemical Romance. XD I want to remember that because...I dunno, it was my confirmation?
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They don't :c
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Jaron wrote:
DeMatador wrote:
Jaron wrote:
oh, this is a sad story thread. k.
My grandfather died. I didn't cry.
The end.
Sad enough?
My grandfather died. I didn't cry.
The end.
Sad enough?
Not necessarily sad story thread. This is "worth remembering" thread. Most stories will either be very sad or very happy.
Besides, it's easier to block out the sad memories than the happy ones, so the "I should remember it but I'll probably forget someday" that DoMaya indicated in the first post applies better to sad memories, unfortunately.
So your grandfather died and you didn't cry? Is that why you're such a cool guy?
I have a heavy use of sarcasm. Yet I can't detect when other people use it.
I was sad.
Wah.
And yes.
That explains it. Actually, it explains a lot of things.
On to happy things worth remembering, I have the week I spent at my awesome uncle's place. He's the one who got me my DS Lite, my Wii (with another Wiimote, Nunchuk and Super Mario Galaxy), and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows before it released in Spanish (that is, it was more expensive). Anyway, that's the week when he got me Deathly Hallows, the same night we watched Order of the Phoenix in cinemas. We also watched the entire 9th season of The Simpsons without stopping, and we were going to watch the 10th, but the DVDs were screwed up. Anyway, we covered that time taking turns playing Black (PlayStation 2), and then he kicked my ass in Pro Evolution Soccer.
I won't forgive myself if I forget that.
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Um... Not that many bad things have happened to me, really. I mean, sure I've had a few bad days, but nothing I haven't gotten over. That and I've blocked out those several years in elementary school where nobody liked me and I was really depressed, or so my mom tells me.
I've been fortunate enough to only have one person I know die, and it wasn't really that bad either because we already knew they were dying so when we heard the news that they had died, it wasn't really too shocking. And I didn't really get any time to mourn them because I was on vacation and I was too excited to think of anything else. Plus I had just bought my first AA game the day before, and I was too engulfed in Phoenix Wright to think about anything else.
As for happy stories...Um...Nope, nothing too memorable there either. The happiest day of my life was probably...actually, wow. It was probably the day just before the previously mentioned person died, when I bought my first AA game. That was a good day.
Come to think of it, a lot of important days in my life involve video games.
Ah crap, I'm such a gamer.
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I went to a job shadow because I was at a loss what I'm going to do with my life once I graduated (still at a loss actually). Main thing thing that struck me was a think tank group circle I had to sit in on (since the company specializes in motivating people and making better leaders) and while one of the group questions was about the people who work under you there was also one on "are you satisfied with what you are doing?". That really happened things up since a lot of these people were 30s 40s and so many of them were still floundering in what they really wanted even though they were already successful leaders with established careers. One woman even said what she wanted was to teach golf for a living since she's apparently good enough while another was 'I know I want to start over but I'm 40...' in which case my job shadow host replied "I was 46 when I left my work to start this company..." It was just really neat watching little light bulbs pop up in people's heads on what they really want since these days everyone's pushing the idea of "go to uni, find something you want to do, and then stick to it." Really let up a lot of pressure on me too.
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-When my sister was diagnosed with cancer. I never really understood how serious it was because I was around 9 or 10 years old. She's fine now, but I think about it a lot still, especially when I see her scars and what happened to her back...
-When I was in the 6th grade, there was a school bus that came onto the campus backwards, swerved to the left, and slammed into the teachers' lounge wall. It was scary because the bus was coming towards me and my friends before it turned.
-My first dance competition and dance performance. The latter I don't want to remember too much. Well, just for one of my dances. Also getting my first solo dress :]
-When my grandpa died. He was the first person in my family to die after I was born. I didn't know him too well, he visited us a couple of times, but that was the first time I grieved for anyone.
-Graduating high school!!
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Sad story: I actually forgot about that until she reminded me just a few weeks ago. I never want to forget the day that I learned about semantics.
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DeMatador wrote:
On to happy things worth remembering, I have the week I spent at my awesome uncle's place. He's the one who got me my DS Lite, my Wii (with another Wiimote, Nunchuk and Super Mario Galaxy), and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows before it released in Spanish (that is, it was more expensive). Anyway, that's the week when he got me Deathly Hallows, the same night we watched Order of the Phoenix in cinemas. We also watched the entire 9th season of The Simpsons without stopping, and we were going to watch the 10th, but the DVDs were screwed up. Anyway, we covered that time taking turns playing Black (PlayStation 2), and then he kicked my ass in Pro Evolution Soccer.
I won't forgive myself if I forget that.
I won't forgive myself if I forget that.
Your uncle is awesome.
My father died from cancer, and he chose me to spend his final moments with him. My stepfather is trying to be all 'lovey lovey', but honestly, only my mother knows that I don't like my stepfather.
(This was recent. It may have been in the news.) Last year, because my older brother's girlfriend complained that even after 7 rounds of sex, she didn't get pregnant and left him (she was a slut anyway.
), my brother got so sex-thirsty, that he Spoiler: Shocking,
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Another would be when my grandad died, and they told me in the middle of school, in front of the whole class,when I was 8. That's the low point of my life, along with when I found out my dad had been cheating on my mum for a whole year.
Also, the time I felt like I could do anything, when a guy about twice the size of me tried to run me over on his petrol scooter, on the pavement. He then got off the scooter, concealed a baseball bat, and walked up, squaring up to me asking if I wanted him to rip my face off. I just looked up at him, staring him in the eye and said "No." He just walked away, telling me I'd dropped the CD I was carrying and then heading off on his way. The girl I was with was absolutely terrified, thought he had a knife (which wouldn't be unusual in my neighbourhood, there've been murders near me), so I got to play the part of hero. Felt awesome
And of course, you should never forget where you left your house keys. Doesn't mean you won't.
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Dylia wrote:
DeMatador wrote:
On to happy things worth remembering, I have the week I spent at my awesome uncle's place. He's the one who got me my DS Lite, my Wii (with another Wiimote, Nunchuk and Super Mario Galaxy), and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows before it released in Spanish (that is, it was more expensive). Anyway, that's the week when he got me Deathly Hallows, the same night we watched Order of the Phoenix in cinemas. We also watched the entire 9th season of The Simpsons without stopping, and we were going to watch the 10th, but the DVDs were screwed up. Anyway, we covered that time taking turns playing Black (PlayStation 2), and then he kicked my ass in Pro Evolution Soccer.
I won't forgive myself if I forget that.
I won't forgive myself if I forget that.
Your uncle is awesome.
My father died from cancer, and he chose me to spend his final moments with him. My stepfather is trying to be all 'lovey lovey', but honestly, only my mother knows that I don't like my stepfather.
(This was recent. It may have been in the news.) Last year, because my older brother's girlfriend complained that even after 7 rounds of sex, she didn't get pregnant and left him (she was a slut anyway.
), my brother got so sex-thirsty, that he Spoiler: Shocking,
That's terrible D:
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nothing VERY 'rememberable' has happened to me really, apart from maybe my aunt dying. I cried at her funeral. We all went up to the top of a hill with all the family and let her ashes go into the wind...it was a moment of happiness of her release but sadness for her to go at the same time.
To lighten things up, A great thing I will never forget is discovering this tree while I was out with 3 friends last summer, it's the perfect one to climb, and i still climb it sometimes. We just sat in the tree all day drinking coke and eating sweets and chatting while the sun set...it was a great day that day, there's nothing beter than hanging out with your mates to me.
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Scarred_owl wrote:
Dylia, you've been through a lot!
Tell me about it.
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Till the landslide brought me down...
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I had just finished high school, I was beginning to make serious money, and I had just acquired my first steady girlfriend. She was beautiful--of course, your girlfriend is always beautiful--and we had quite a bit in common. One of these things was an interest in martial arts and weapons. Having taken advantage of the fact that I was now a legal adult, I now possessed a functional steel replica of a medieval English longsword and couldn't wait to show it off. That my new girlfriend would see it was as inevitable as the sunset. One fine evening, I had her over. That evening I received a clear warning that in spite of our common ground, she and I were almost irreconcilable opposites.
Naturally, one of the first things I did back when I got the sword in the mail after unpacking it was try hefting it. I had expected it to be heavy, difficult to wield. It was a pleasant surprise to learn how light it was. When I let my girlfriend try hefting it, she too was surprised but not the way I had been. Apparently she had expected it to be light and was surprised at its heaviness.
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Nothing.
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Oh, btw, there's a page about thiings like these.
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One of the best times of the year.
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Also, pulling all-nighters almost every night last summer. It was just so amazing and fun, and now I get to look forward to doing it again very soon. School gets out on May 21 for me! Yay!
And this wasn't very long ago, but AWA (Anime Weekend Atlanta). Even though it was last minute and we were only able to go one day, it was still awesome! It was my first convention and I definitely plan on going again this year.
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I have someone I love who lives 6 hours away from me, so it's REALLY difficult for me to see them when I want to. Especially since my job constantly overworks me. So, in order to get away, I made up a lie about my grandfather being ill, and that I had to see him the day after easter, since it seemed he wasn't going to make it. After all, he was 90. So I forced tears and pled, and they gave me the days I wanted off.
So the day comes that I'm going to make the drive to see my lover and I get a phone call from my dad, sounding really upset. When I called back, he said my grandfather had died.
In the back of my mind, I was stunned; my lie had come true.
However, anyone who knows me also knows I have a knack for foreseeing things before they happen; Intuition. So I question if the 'lie' I had come up with was infact my intuition saying something, and I thought of it only as an idea?
It was-- IS something to be remembered, at least for myself.
My intuition is something I should trust with all my heart.
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Jakotsu wrote:
My intuition is something I should trust with all my heart.
And you just shouldn't make up lies like that anymore, that's a sad story D=
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Spoiler: More Sob stories, a man should not cry.
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Call me Ishmael.
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Spoiler: Sad story... kind of
Spoiler: Less sad story
Spoiler: Some other good/bad memories
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- Holidaying with my little cousin in Scotland this year was one of the best times I've had away. May sound sad but I had such a good time just messing around down by the loch and playing kids' games with her =P
-Holidaying with my friend last year: first holiday I've had not with my family (except school trips and exchanges). Also met second major crush there but he lived too far away for things to work. Anyway I made some great friends and had a brilliant time playing 21 Dares with them on the kids' roundabout at midnight XD
-Winning my first national writing competition for a short story I did. Made me feel pretty good =)
-Doing the Italian exchange with my school last year. I really got to know some of the people in my year who I didn't normally talk to and my exchange student was such a sweetheart <3
-GCSE year is definitely something I'll remember too :3 First proper exams but amongst the stress had some great times with my friends. I'm really gonna miss my class from this year- they were awesome.
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