Maybe I'm too hard on my friends.
When I am wholeheartedly genuine and kine, and give my love and loyalty always - I expect that back.
I've recently come up with a few rules for real friends.
1. do NOT leave a club without telling your best friend you are leaving - even if you didn't come with them
2. you don't get to be mad at a friend for something they did when they were drunk - especially if they were crying and/or upset
3. always check to make sure they got home okay
4. if they were upset the night before, care enough to ask if they are okay later. no matter what happened.
5. don't pretend you have time for a friend if you don't. just make time when you have it and be honest.
HMM.. is that really too much to ask?
When someone is so special and so genuine to you, can't you give it back
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P E A C E. begins with a smile. I read this in a book by Thich Nhat Hanh. This is how I'm looking at my world. It's all about inner peace, inside our own being. And as we learn our own peace we learn compassion for others, and for the world we live in. Others and The World will always be there - no matter what's going on inside us, they go on. If we live and breathe peace, we can go on too, in the present moment; for that is all we have: the only thing that's real.
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