sms

"Its tough when starts ignoring u.
But its even tougher to pretend that u dont mind..."

I recieved this text msg (sms) this morning...
It had something that i felt it was someone's reaction reaction to my previous post...
It was jus sent as a "forward" n now i realised that these things indirectly say that we have to move "forward" rather than crying over sp(o)ilt milk...

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Rukmani said…
Hey. Thank you very much. It was very sweet of you to have spent that much time in making what you gave me. I was touched. And, I notice that the label under which you've posted is "sorrow". Well for that, all I have to say is this - Parting never belongs to sorrow. It makes you realize and cherish what you had, every single moment of it.

Thank you for everything once again. Means a lot.
8 December 2009 at 23:53
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