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Dec. 6th, 2016 03:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kazatasupaCoffee and Joseph Fire Crow.
I've made public my entries through January 2002. It's interesting reading my thoughts in the blissful calm before the storm. LaRyn was the first woman I allowed myself to feel loved by and, though our "relationship" was short in terms of time, I struggled for years to reclaim myself from losing the trust I had in that love. I have a completely different perspective on that relationship than I did at that time. I have only fond memories of our time together and I hope she is blissfully happy in her life now (I'm sure she is).
The women I wrote about back then; Nicole, Natalia, and Marie are all still dear friends of mine and one (Marie) is now my wife. I feel fortunate to have been able to foster relationships with these amazing people and that they still care enough to call me a friend (or husband) is such a great blessing for my old soul. I am in shock that Marie and I have been together now for 7 years and in April will have been married for 6 years. Time goes by too quickly.
I miss my brother. This will be the 5th Christmas since![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lokasennapassed away. I used to feel such a romance for the holiday, but that feeling died with Thorn. I miss exchanging philosophy books with him. I miss trying to get him drunk on Christmas Eve, or during Christmas dinner. I miss our evening discussions and disagreements. I miss everything about him. Having had a child has returned some "spirit" of the holiday to me. I only wish Thorn could be here to love on his nephew.
It's snowing outside. I wish I had the time to go for a walk and take in the wonder of the universe. I have a Lion's Club board meeting tonight to go along with my regular domestic and fatherly duties. The walk will have to wait for another day.
I've made public my entries through January 2002. It's interesting reading my thoughts in the blissful calm before the storm. LaRyn was the first woman I allowed myself to feel loved by and, though our "relationship" was short in terms of time, I struggled for years to reclaim myself from losing the trust I had in that love. I have a completely different perspective on that relationship than I did at that time. I have only fond memories of our time together and I hope she is blissfully happy in her life now (I'm sure she is).
The women I wrote about back then; Nicole, Natalia, and Marie are all still dear friends of mine and one (Marie) is now my wife. I feel fortunate to have been able to foster relationships with these amazing people and that they still care enough to call me a friend (or husband) is such a great blessing for my old soul. I am in shock that Marie and I have been together now for 7 years and in April will have been married for 6 years. Time goes by too quickly.
I miss my brother. This will be the 5th Christmas since
lokasennapassed away. I used to feel such a romance for the holiday, but that feeling died with Thorn. I miss exchanging philosophy books with him. I miss trying to get him drunk on Christmas Eve, or during Christmas dinner. I miss our evening discussions and disagreements. I miss everything about him. Having had a child has returned some "spirit" of the holiday to me. I only wish Thorn could be here to love on his nephew.It's snowing outside. I wish I had the time to go for a walk and take in the wonder of the universe. I have a Lion's Club board meeting tonight to go along with my regular domestic and fatherly duties. The walk will have to wait for another day.
