I missed it before I left

Leonora 2022-01-12 08:02:28

I was fiddling with a "Watching Movie" magazine when I was bored, and I caught a glimpse of such a movie when I opened the book. On a more boring night, I saw it with contempt.

In the days that followed, the image of a man lingered in my mind, but I couldn't remember it. I just spent my 2007 in a muddle-headed manner.

Today, I was watching a row of wedding cars passing in front of me on the street. In an instant, I seemed to remember everything. It turned out I was thinking of the kind-hearted Jacob Peterson in the movie.

Suddenly I miss the days of tutoring in the third year of high school. Although monotonous, it is the most memorable. Remember, when we were in the third year of high school, we all put the books upright on the table, so tall and tall. Now those books are gone. Early this morning, I took advantage of the company’s vacation time to clean up my room. When I was packing up the closet, I found out my student ID that had been lost for many years. I was madly hopeful that I wrote it on my student ID on April 18, 2004. "Like this university, I will walk around and I will eventually walk out one day." And now I have taken off my immature student costume, and I look in the mirror every day to tie myself a bow tie.

Book describe this feeling is called: year spent similar, each year is different
friend describe this feeling is called: the passage of time, things like non-people
do not know what I was on the wrong with tendons, and even so would also like to describe One sentence: Why do the fall of autumn leaves understand what desolation is, and why do people understand loneliness when they go to the empty space.

I missed it before I left. Miss all of our past, present, and future.
At this moment, I can't remember what words should be used to express my thoughts. If I can, I choose to be silent and enjoy quietly.

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After the Wedding quotes

  • Jørgen Lennart Hannson: I am sick, damn it! I'm the one that is out of time. Jacob, I am dying. You have to stay and do what we have decided. Anna will need you... And Helene... And the boys... They're so young, Jacob. Look at me, Jacob! Don't you see that there is a point to all of this? You have a responsibility here, Jacob. Do I have to live on the other side of the world to get your help?

  • Helene Hannson: I want to come with you.

    Jørgen Lennart Hannson: No, out of the question. You don't want to, Helene. It's sons and their father in the woods. Or else they'll turn out gay.