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Tuesday, November 29, 2005 . 1:28 AM
Moving on always seem like the hardest thing to do. Initially when I lost my grandma, I thought I'd never be able to feel the same way again. I thought that moving on would be impossible. I hate losing people in my life. But I believe that every loss is a gain. You learn something about life everytime you go through those heart-wrenching experiences. Moving on is just part of life. Part of this great life lesson. Always remember that you're not alone. Love ya .. =)
