Sometimes I do random things, today I was looking at goodbye quotes and I saw this one "Saying good-bye isn't the hard part, it's what we have to leave behind that's hard." when I saw this I knew it was true. I have moved so many times that I know what its like to say goodbye, this quote is true.
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So as you guys know I have a horse named Smokey and hes 20, so kinda old and I found out he has cancer. He has been doing fine but we looked at his tumors today and theyre so big you can see them through his skin and he also has some in his mouth. it would mean so much if you cou;d keep me and him in your prayers because it might be his time to leave soon and go to the Golden Meadow but it would mean so much to me if you could just pray for him and just hope he will be ok. That would just mean so much and im sorry for all the grammar mistakes I cant see my keyboard im crying so hard and my dad says we need to start preparing for the worst and he only has a few years left to live and just pray for him please ima probably cry myself to sleep tonight but just pray for him its so little but it means a lot thank you guys
Yea that is true
Yeah being a military kid is tough
Aw that is true but so sad at the same time.
Yeah, I had to leave behind my best friends who were like sisters to me.
After I moved our friendship started to fall apart, the two I left behind almost NEVER talk anymore. And they literally live a house away from each other.
that's deep
sniff sniff..
and another thing about moving: I've been the "new kid" at school about three or four times and it's, for lack of a better word, tough
I’ve never moved, so idk what it feels like, but it sounds sad and horrible
Pananah thats terrible!
I've never moved either, but I have a ton of friends who have. I used to live next door to my best friend, then her family moved to a different house, we still live in the same town, but I only talk to her maybe once a year max
yeah that happened to me once. There was a family that I spent a lot of time with that lived on my road, the mom was my elementary school teacher (but she was super nice and funny, so that wasn't a nightmare) and the sons were one year older than me and two years younger, respectively. Then the mother lost a battle with colon cancer and the two boys, along with their dad, moved to Boothbay to be closer to relatives.
I'm tearing up as I write this . . . DX
That's horrible
Oh my gosh that's SOO sad
): thank you