Hey Sherdog, it's Hwoarang lol. I think you guys will like this, when I first seen this it blew me away. Okay so this monday a friend that I grew up with passed away, he was 27 years old and he had a brain aneurysm. Best guy you could of known, always happy and a one of a kind laugh. Just a decent, cool guy. So this tuesday all of our friends from the neighborhood and his family met up at the community center he worked at. This community center was like his second home, since we were kids that's where we went to go play hockey and what not. When we got older he worked there and worked the rinks. Check out this picture, this was taken this tuesday from the community center field. A rainbow over his house. So later that week on the thursday he was supposed to go to a CFL game at our cities new stadium and look at this. A rainbow over the stadium. I don't know, I've really been thinking about this alot and I just think it's beautiful. Feel like it's a sign or something. Sorry, just thought I would share with you guys.
Nice tribute to him and sorry about the loss of your friend. I had a friend who killed himself, vet, ptsd problems, and his longtime girlfriend told me several days after he died a type of bird he liked that was not native to their area (forget what it was at the moment) landed near her as she was sitting mourning her loss at the site where he shot himself. Made her feel better for sure.
Ah man, that story right there. Stuff like that, it just really it's home. You know I don't know if there is anything after this life but I do believe stuff like that is either a sign or a message to us to let us know that everything will be alright.
It is beautiful, and if you feel that it's a sign then it is. Your friend will always be with you in some way, and he's letting you know.
Wow, the Mayberry is one of the saddest places in the internet. I usually come here for entertainment when I'm in public transport but there are way too many threads on depression, women problems and death. Lots of disturbed chaps here.
The man is remembering a friend who passed, and is connecting to moments of beauty in light of it. There is nothing disturbing about this. There are plenty of other threads that will embrace your negativity. I don't think that this is one of them.
