I am missing my best friend...
By MisterPlus
@MisterPlus (1915)
Philippines
August 13, 2007 8:53am CST
I met My best friend when I was 14y/o, we were classmates in one subject in highschool. I was standing in a corner street waiting for a jeepney to school that time when I saw him at the front seat of the passing jeepney. He wave his hands to greet me. I gave him a smile for that. As I was waiting I saw him walking back towards me and said " We can walk together to school if you like?" and it's the start of a wonderful friendship. We shared so many things good and bad. It's not a perfect friendship if that's what you're thinking. We went through a lot of quarrels and jealousy. But I can say that he is my best friend. Now that he is gone forever I really miss him a lot. He died last year June 28, 2006 at exactly 2:28AM of lung cancer. He died in my arms. It was painful to see him dying and telling him not to worry about different things. I am missing him.
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@Ina0327 (4)
• China
14 Aug 07
Hi,Mister
You must be a kind guy.
Friends, they are the treasure in our life, I love my friends. I share the happiness, sad, pressure, pain with my friends, we always support each other. I'm so lucky to having the friends, I never feel alone being along with them.
I understand your feeling. I feel very very sorry when I see your words. Please don't be sad, Please enjoy your memory, and please remeber that you will have the new friend. All the friends are your treasure in your life.
@MisterPlus (1915)
• Philippines
14 Aug 07
I have different sets of friends and they all come from different backgrounds but the friend I lost is someone I knew a long time ago. Nothing compares to our kind of friendship. I rally miss my best friend.
@Pose123 (21635)
• Canada
13 Aug 07
It is never easy to loose a best friend and I understand some of your pain. Good friends are sometimes hard to find, but you must move on. This does not mean forgetting your friend, there will always be a special place in your heart for him. Take life one day at a time, for time itself is the great healer.
