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Lonely Teardrops |
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This is a small compilation of times I have cried. And I mean seriously, all out bawled. Enjoy. Or not. |
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Death of my Uncle David- My aunt never legally MARRIED him, but in the court's eyes, they were husband and wife, being they were together for years. He died in a car accident when I think is was about 8 and I cried for about 2 hours that day. Strangely, I missed him and went to school counseling for it, but I never cried after that. |
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Death of my dog, Trinket- Trinket was a small, black, toy poodle. She died at the age of 13 (I was 11) of a tumor in the right hemispere of her brain. Little sweetie, I tell you. Just started running around in circles one day and a week later, gone. Poor puppy. I cried sporatically for a long time afterwards, even went to visit her 'grave'. I haven't in a long time, though. I miss the little girl. |
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Death of my Grandmother- I cried by far the longest when Grandma died. She died the 15th of March in 2002. It was a Friday night I believe and my stepfather and I were watching 'Zoolander'. The phone rang, he answered, and by the tone of his voice, I knew. Yet it wasn't confirmed yet, so I didn't show that I'd overheard him or cry then.
It was the next morning when My mother and Aunts came home. Grandma wasn't supposed to be left alone and as one by one I saw them comming in, I prayed that at least one wasn't so that I could know she was with Grandma. Mommy. Aunt Robin. Aunt Stacey. Aunt Dee. It was then I began crying, knowing what they were about to tell me. I cried forever and a day it seemed. I would sit in my room, holding her stuffed tiger that she had given me when I was little and think, "This means she won't be taking us school supply shopping" and other obscure things she wouldn't be doing with us. I cried a million time in the weeks to come, especially at her funeral. I still cry for her. |
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Series Finale of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"- The ending was true but oh so wrong. Spike was never meant to die, and even though I always thought evil deaths for Anya, I cried when she gave her life protecting Andrew, of all people. So valient of them. I cried for like a half hour straight after the show, and my mother thought I was crazy to be crying over television. Haha. |
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Death of Sirius Black in "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix"- Ok, how absolutely CRUEL is it to kill of as great a character as Sirius?!?! Ok, he's Harry's only kind of relative! I mean, come on!
So I was talking to my cousin, before I had gotten too far into the book, and I'm like, oh, does someone die? She said yes. Hoping to rule him out, I'm lik, it wasn't Sirius, right? Yup. I cried then, before I had even read it. And when I came to what I knew was the death page, I refused to read it for an entire day! I finally got around to facing it. That was so wrong. And then I got my hopes up more! When he was thinking he would be a ghost, I cried, and then when he tried the stupid mirrors. I was SO SURE it would work. I cried again there. In total, I cried over his death for well over 2 hours. It was so depressing. I swear. |
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