It Is Not As Sad Of A Story As You My Think
Over the years,if you have been paying attention,you have probably heard about,read about,or seen a movie about,"Long Lost Letters Being Found."In January of 2014 aStranger Discovers Long-Lost Love Letters in Attic, But Story Doesn't End There.
By ELIZA MURPHY via GOOD MORNING AMERICA on ABCNews.go.com
"A long-lost box of treasures found in one man's attic has unlocked a decades-old love story, ending in an unexpected surprise for a family that for the past roughly 70 years hadn't even realized anything was missing."
(Not actually from the long-lost box of treasures. Just a period letter I've used.) A beautiful storyand well worth the read if you are interested.The reason I brought it up is,I have a story of my own to tell.A little background first.I had aHigh School Sweetheartwho I believed truly loved me,but I treated her poorly.To this day,I firmly believe that if we had stuck together,we would have gotten marriedand divorced.Probably in the same year since I was very immature.People today think I am younger then I really am because I act so immature.So the way things turned out,I know was the best for meand her.Just before mySenior YearofHigh School,my family moved fromSouth Milwaukee,WisconsintoFlossmoore,Illinois. A small town,where two small towns had to get together to fill oneHigh School. So I graduated fromHomewwod-Flossmoore High.Who ever said"Absence makes the heart grow fonder,"was not a 17 year old,immature youth.Towards the end of mySenior Yearmy girlfriend,still living inSouth Milwaukeewrote me a letter.I came home from class one dayand myMothergave me the letter to read.I was so impatient to get outsideand smoke pot with my friends,that I put the letter on my desk,in my bedroom,and forgot about it.Time passed.She broke up with me,I moved back toSouth Milwaukee,I moved toHouston Texas,and when I was packing my things up to once again move back toSouth Milwaukee,I found the letter unopened.The postage on the envelope told me that it had been six years since I received that letterand I never once opened it.Before I did though,I knew what it would say.I never did get the reason why she broke up with me,but the reason of course was me.I never took the time to read her letter asking me if we were drifting apart.After reading it,the only thing I could think of was, I never got the chance to explain to her that,back then,I wasn't mature enough to be in a stable relationship.I only cared about me.
This is,It Is Not As Sad Of A Story As You My Think.If Those Events Had Not Happen To Me,I Would Never Have Met My WifeAnd Have Seven Kids!Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“I write letters to you that you’ll never see.”
- Jennifer Elisabeth -
That is my story and I am sticking to it!
Like what you are reading,or do not like what you see.Set up my Blog as your Homepage,or sign up as a Follower,or leave a Comment,and I will answer you in a Post.
Thanks for reading.
GO PACKERS!
By ELIZA MURPHY via GOOD MORNING AMERICA on ABCNews.go.com
"A long-lost box of treasures found in one man's attic has unlocked a decades-old love story, ending in an unexpected surprise for a family that for the past roughly 70 years hadn't even realized anything was missing."
(Not actually from the long-lost box of treasures. Just a period letter I've used.) A beautiful storyand well worth the read if you are interested.The reason I brought it up is,I have a story of my own to tell.A little background first.I had aHigh School Sweetheartwho I believed truly loved me,but I treated her poorly.To this day,I firmly believe that if we had stuck together,we would have gotten marriedand divorced.Probably in the same year since I was very immature.People today think I am younger then I really am because I act so immature.So the way things turned out,I know was the best for meand her.Just before mySenior YearofHigh School,my family moved fromSouth Milwaukee,WisconsintoFlossmoore,Illinois. A small town,where two small towns had to get together to fill oneHigh School. So I graduated fromHomewwod-Flossmoore High.Who ever said"Absence makes the heart grow fonder,"was not a 17 year old,immature youth.Towards the end of mySenior Yearmy girlfriend,still living inSouth Milwaukeewrote me a letter.I came home from class one dayand myMothergave me the letter to read.I was so impatient to get outsideand smoke pot with my friends,that I put the letter on my desk,in my bedroom,and forgot about it.Time passed.She broke up with me,I moved back toSouth Milwaukee,I moved toHouston Texas,and when I was packing my things up to once again move back toSouth Milwaukee,I found the letter unopened.The postage on the envelope told me that it had been six years since I received that letterand I never once opened it.Before I did though,I knew what it would say.I never did get the reason why she broke up with me,but the reason of course was me.I never took the time to read her letter asking me if we were drifting apart.After reading it,the only thing I could think of was, I never got the chance to explain to her that,back then,I wasn't mature enough to be in a stable relationship.I only cared about me.This is,It Is Not As Sad Of A Story As You My Think.If Those Events Had Not Happen To Me,I Would Never Have Met My WifeAnd Have Seven Kids!Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“I write letters to you that you’ll never see.”
- Jennifer Elisabeth -
That is my story and I am sticking to it!
Like what you are reading,or do not like what you see.Set up my Blog as your Homepage,or sign up as a Follower,or leave a Comment,and I will answer you in a Post.
Thanks for reading.
GO PACKERS!
No comments have been added yet.
