That thin orange hairband

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stubborn people
Saturday, June 20, 2009

Sometimes we humans need to really feel the pain of losing our loved ones before we can learn to cherish their existence. Taking them for granted or perharps prioritising them last on our list. That's a joke.
Maybe one day when they're no longer around, then we might actually feel the pain they are feeling right now.

posted by Rayner who killed a lamb again at 11:40 AM