finale
just watched the final episode of Scrubs* and I am crying my eyes out. It was beautiful. And really nicely done. And pretty funny, in a meaningful way.
You know what sucks though? It was all about change.
Things change all over the place. Just when you are almost comfortable with a change, another one comes and smacks you in the face.
I hate change. Always have. (Well, at least since I was 12.)
It is so...change-y. There are never the right words to say. Never enough things that you can do. It just comes in like a bulldozer and leaves you picking up the pieces. Or desperately clutching at things that are gone. And living in the past. Remembering, wishing, regretting. Trying to bring the past back.
I live in the past a lot. It's bad. I know this.
There have been some big changes in my life recently. It has been really hard. And yes, I know "change is good because it brings new good things etc etc". But it hurts. It aches deep down in that space where you know you can never quite be whole, where you can't love enough or be close enough.
Change is usually okay when it is on my terms though. Because it was my idea. I am like a cat.
And I was going to finish this post on an up, but I can't think of one. Change sucks. It has to happen. I'm not too good at dealing with it and there's nothing I can do about it, except trust. I'm kinda hoping that God lays off on the change for a bit though, cos I'm already feeling pretty bulldozed.
*I won't spoil it for you but i will say this: he gets that hug! (and yes, I am aware that they are going to make more. Which, after seeing that last episode, seems very wrong.)
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Yay a new post!
I hate change too.
One good thing about change. If things are bad you know they'll change soon anyhow.
Another good thing about change. If my life had always stayed the same I would have never met you! (That's a big one).
"It is said an Eastern monarch once charged his wise men to invent him a sentence, to be ever in view, and which should be true and appropriate in all times and situations. They presented him the words: 'And this, too, shall pass away.' How much it expresses! How chastening in the hour of pride! How consoling in the depths of affliction!"
that is to say, sometimes things change for the better, too.
hey anonymous...why are you anonymous? is it because you think natalie might hit you if she knew who was trying to rain on her "i hate change" parade? cos yeah, i wouldn't risk it...
i would like change more if i had a time machine so i could go back and visit the fun times. ideally i think that's what memories are for, but my brain sucks at remembering. except when i want to forget.
Change would be so much easier to handle if things stopped changing the way they changed.
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