emily.

today i was going to write about how fun it was getting fake arrested and how nice it was the philosophy was cancelled and that i got my paper all finished up and turned in. but now i'm going to write briefly on paul. Paul was perhaps one of the most compassionate people i knew. we worked together for awhile at a crappy snack bar, but he would always make my days awesome. he loved everyone and everything, and always had a positive outlook on life. when i had to move away from fairhope and all my friends, i knew that i would miss him more than most of my good friends. sadly, i didn't keep in touch with paul, although i should have. the best thing he ever did was surprise me with a bouquet of a dozen red roses and an awesome beatles cd for my 16th birthday. that was the best gift i'd gotten from just a friend in awhile. i had heard he enlisted in the army, and i was glad because i knew he'd do well, and from what i heard he did. yesterday though, while he was changing the tire of a black hawk helicopter in iraq, the tire exploded and killed him. i don't know what to think really, because it's been almost 2 years since i've talked to him. i guess all i want to say is, keep in touch with the people you love. you never know when you might lose them. i never got to tell him how much i enjoyed his love for life, and now i never will. Paul

wow, that's a very sad story
I'll keep your advice in mind.
—dave on 2003-10-24 05:37:48

I'm sorry about your friend, I'll keep your advice in mind too.
—eXiled on 2003-10-25 12:38:54

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