I'm still feeling depressed about Michael Jackson's passing. It is something that I will not get over straight away, I am sure other fans would feel the same way. My brothers and I talk about him and how we remember the great memories of our childhood listening and dancing to his music. Michael Jackson's music has always been an inspiration to me, whenever I felt down I would listen to his songs and the lyrics and tune give me comfort. I really can't believe he has passed this world. But then again...he is probably happy where he is now, in heaven.

I don't think MJ had a bad bone in his body, he was always trying achieve peace amongst the racial divide and stand up for the children of the next generation. I remember how Gail and I used to chat on the phone about MJ's court case and we would not hear any of it, cuz it was just so evil and disgusting for people to think that way! I truly believe MJ was misunderstood and a lot of the things he did was to help others and make them happy. It's so sad how the media has continued to make his death into a frenzy and gain ratings. Can't say much about MJ's father too...WTF advertising his record label at a time of grief?

I hate it how people mock those who mourn for Michael, they have no respect and honestly don't care for the mark he has made on this world. MJ's music will live on through the generations to come and it will continue to bring smiles to people's faces. And sometimes tears... It is a tragedy to lose such an amazing person, but we should celebrate the life that he lived on Earth and how magnificent that he brought such joy!

I remember being 12, listening to MJ on my cassette recorder with my huge Sony Walkman ear muff phones on, singing along and getting lost in the lyrics. At that age I felt so empowered by his music that I learnt so many lessons of the world and felt a little bit more mature because of it. He opened my eyes to the 'hurt' in the world...and that humbled me to remember that there are others who are less fortunate and who need our help.

Today I stuck a poster up at my desk at work and I found many people shared the same feelings of sadness, but also reminisced of his talent and impact around the globe. Things will never be the same now that he is gone...he revolutionised the pop music culture and was an agent for change and peace!

I'm actually quite glad I'm not the only person that's still a bit upset. Its only been a week, but it feels like a month has passed already. The realisation that he is gone comes to me in waves. Every once in a while, a big one hits me, I feel like crying... He was a huge part of my childhood, and now he is gone. And I suddenly feel a lot older.
» aussiepoida (124.169.148.75) on 2009-07-08 10:29:38

Obviously you were mistaken...
The authoritative message :), curiously... tramadol pharmacy Very amusing information get zoloft Excuse please, that I interrupt you. adipex online I join. All above told the truth. meridia pharmacy It you have correctly told :) cheap klonopin 26665e
» Sammy (119.70.40.102) on 2010-09-01 05:22:48

Name.

URL.

[to enter your email, use "mailto:[email protected]"]
Subject.

Comment.

Word verification.

Copy the first 4 characters only.

If you are a member, try logging in again or accessing this page here.