It's hard letting old people and traditions pass because you've put in so much and you're afraid of losing. But letting them pass can also be a liberating, even necessary, path to happiness. If you don't let the past pass, you may be trapping yourself in dark corners, powerless to break out of your worst habits. So sometimes, if you have truly loved someone, you have to tenderly say goodbye to the past.
Geoffrey Chaucer wrote: “time heals all wounds,” but what he failed to mention was the scar those wounds leave behind. The painful things that happened to us permanently leave their mark. They don't necessarily hurt anymore but they are always there as a reminder, as a memory. And as time passes maybe the memory gets a little fuzzy. But we always have the scar to remind us it happened that we lived through it, that we survived.
Geoffrey Chaucer wrote: " Time heals all wounds." But he didn't mention the scars from those wounds. The painful things that happen to us leave their mark forever. They don't have to be painful anymore, but they stay like memos, like memories, and over time, maybe the memories will fade, but there will always be scars that remind us of what happened. We've been through and we've survived.
— Carrie Bradshaw, The Carrie Diaries S01E13
Right now, the label on me would say, "Heartbroken, extra large." But the one thing that you have to remember about the labels--they only matter if you let them stick.
How many more high school bubble fashion plays can be High demand The plot
of the drama I watched last summer was
relatively mediocre. The
only thing I remember is Sebastian's blond hair and blue eyes and smile (surely no resistance to Nordic blood)
and a few lines of carrie's inner monologue.
For example -
"There's a breif moment when you first wake up where you have no memories -- a blissful blank slate, a happy emptiness. But it doesn't last long, and you remember exactly where you were, and what you were trying to forget--... --what is worse, you have no one to be angry with except yourself."
For example--
"When my mom died, I didn't cry at all, once. I think because, in a way, I've been numb ever since. But not tonight. I felt everything. I felt happy. So happy that I couldn' t handle it for a second. But I'm ready. To feel everthing."
Then the top paragraph is also the introduction to the end of the first season of the play
time,
wounds,
scar,
memory,
live thourgh
survive... After
listening to it once I will never forget it again. It is
too empathetic
, so I recommend it because of this~
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