One Moment

25 Dec 2006

This is kinda linking on from another thread i am a huge Queen fan and have had a whale of a time as there has been a lot on the TV about Queen etc. worship

Have been watching a programme called the story of 'Bohemian Rhapsody' which was number 1 when i was 2 years old. :shock:
Now its amazing on how much Queens has influanced music in lots of ways, but the thing thats most amazes me is how just one song changed the life of four men and countless other.
And as we see out 2006 and see in 2007, if you really thought about what one thing you have ether done or has happen to has had such a dramatic effect on your life. Abit like freddie righting that one song for Queen.
For my self it was 1st Jan 1999 i contracted meningococcal septicemia it made me realise just how precious life is

25 Dec 2006

Meeting someone who was to become my soulmate and the best friend I've ever had has been the most special thing that has happened to me for a long time. I feel like I've known him forever and I love him dearly :rose:

26 Dec 2006

ooh wait til FB sees the spelling lol

after 12 yrs of marriage,getting divorced, finding the scene and lots of lovely people, some of whom have become very good friends, but mainly realising that there isnt anything wrong with me and people do find me attractive and want to be with me.
Earthy xx

26 Dec 2006

Quote by earthchild
ooh wait til FB sees the spelling
Earthy xx

Don't have the time or the inclination lol

- it would take far too long!

26 Dec 2006

whilst this isn't my personal 'one moment' i would just like to say as its the second anniversary of the Asian tsunami today.I often think about it and the impact of it on so many peoples lives, when people are moaning about stuff that realy doesn't matter.

26 Dec 2006

Are you aware of the Butterfly effect and the multiverse theory, even the tiniest action can have life changing results? True life changing events are often the small insignificant decisions we make rather than the seemingly large and dramatic ones. We are seldom aware even after the event that they have changed us forever. That said, I have far too many to list and most of them are far too personal to share

26 Dec 2006

Quote by Warmer
whilst this isn't my personal 'one moment' i would just like to say as its the second anniversary of the Asian tsunami today.I often think about it and the impact of it on so many peoples lives, when people are moaning about stuff that realy doesn't matter.

Whether something matters or not is surely down to personal circumstances dunno

Something may be the most important thing in the world to you yet matter very little to me..

26 Dec 2006

Quote by Mallock2006
whilst this isn't my personal 'one moment' i would just like to say as its the second anniversary of the Asian tsunami today.I often think about it and the impact of it on so many peoples lives, when people are moaning about stuff that realy doesn't matter.

Whether something matters or not is surely down to personal circumstances dunno

Something may be the most important thing in the world to you yet matter very little to me.. Oh yes i be honest it is when I am moping about my own stuff more than anything.. when I am thinking about it in comparison with the devastation caused those waves.I sometimes wonder how i would feel if i were there clinging to both my children and suddenly realising i were only able to grip one of them tightly enough..

26 Dec 2006

Quote by Mallock2006
whilst this isn't my personal 'one moment' i would just like to say as its the second anniversary of the Asian tsunami today.I often think about it and the impact of it on so many peoples lives, when people are moaning about stuff that realy doesn't matter.

Whether something matters or not is surely down to personal circumstances dunno

Something may be the most important thing in the world to you yet matter very little to me..
I kind of agree with both of you here. As Warmer says, it puts things into perspective, but Also there are seemingly 'big' things to some people which appear 'small' to everyone else but the people affected.
Some people though, seem to do nothing but complain and tell us all about the miserable things happening to them. They are, at least, here to tell the tale. And - no matter how awful the things that are happening - they always manage to login and post.
Suppose there's an argument that it's cathartic, spilling all your bad news on here. I just think if my life was in so much turmoil, this kind of website would be the last place I would think about visiting.

26 Dec 2006

Quote by Warmer
I sometimes wonder how i would feel if i were there clinging to both my children and suddenly realising i were only able to grip one of them tightly enough..

Oh God, what an awful thought - I have no idea how I would react. Don't think about it honey.