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>Subject: Re: Bolty
>From: ravenraingoddess@aol.com  (RavenRainGoddess)
>Date: 8/1/2003 9:00 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <20030801210035.02971.00000963@mb-m01.aol.com>
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>>From: conurebird1@aol.com  (Conurebird1)
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>>Raven!  How about you?   Let's rant!!  Rave on!   
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>  I'm afraid I'm not much fun tonight.  
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>Have any of you had great friends when you were young (20-ish), but then lost
>track of them as you got older? Jobs, family, moves, etc?  Well, there was a
>group of about 5 of us who used to run together, always a blast.  Then we all
>kind of went our separate ways the last year or so of college,  moved on to
>marriages, etc.
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>Well, I ran into one of them tonight, and asked him about the guy I was
>closest
>to.  The conversation went something like this:
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>"Hey, how's Donald?"
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>"He's dead."
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>"Oh my god, Rich, what happened?"
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>"He killed himself... about 4 years ago."
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>I should have been a better friend :(
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>Knowing you Raven, I'm sure you were a good friend. That has happened to me
too. I have learned a lesson from it tho. I don't take my friends for granted,
as I use too. Get older-get wiser? I'm sorry pal. At one time I looked at life
as being a permanent thing.It has really been in the last few years that I have
learned that in some manner we all lose each other eventually. I have tried to
show family and friends how much I appreciate them today. I am sorry about your
friend.   
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