Dwane...
25-Mar-2005, 08:46 AM
#41
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you are not ready to give up the thing you two had..you should at least keep something of him intill you are ready to move on...i know its hard, but since he is gone. just dont forget so fast...he died coming back to you, his spirit will be forever be trying to meet you....just like he did when he was alive...i sorry for what you have been going through lately and i hope things pick up for you soon
26-Mar-2005, 01:25 AM
#43
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Originally posted by Nova_Dust
As for the ticket, since I didn't read the whole thread, I missed that part before I posted my above comment.
If I were you, I would keep this ticket. It is not the monetary value which it holds, it is a symbol of love. An unused ticket means the trip has never ended, that there will always be a trip in the future, and you know that trip was meant for Dwane.
Put the picture of you two and that plane ticket together. Store it somewhere you know. That will trigger alot of sweet moments in the future, I am certain of that.
As for the ticket, since I didn't read the whole thread, I missed that part before I posted my above comment.
If I were you, I would keep this ticket. It is not the monetary value which it holds, it is a symbol of love. An unused ticket means the trip has never ended, that there will always be a trip in the future, and you know that trip was meant for Dwane.
Put the picture of you two and that plane ticket together. Store it somewhere you know. That will trigger alot of sweet moments in the future, I am certain of that.
I agree with Nova_Dust, I've had a similar experience where I had a plane ticket to my uncle's wedding who I was very close to...unfortunatly death took its toll on a 3 year battle with cancer..I still have the ticket in a scrap book and whenever im feeling down I just take a look at the pictures of memories we've shared and especially that ticket which is a rememberence of the future...kind of an oxymoron because it makes you think about what it could have been....which is positive right...would of had a family and i would have had cousins, had his degree and was on the road to success, etc....yet you remember the great memories you've shared with your loved one...but great advice from Nova_Dust mad respects...
