Coach Jeth

When the friendship's over. A lot of people think that breaking up is just for romantic relationship. Never it was brought up or talked about two people, so close to each other, treated like brothers and sisters and suddenly called it off and end their - friendship. How awkward it can get when you dump someone or someone dumped you because you don't want them in your life as your friend or vice versa - they can be the "friend" who will call you five times in a row thinking there is an emergency, only for you to find out that they wanted to talk about themselves, or tell lies, or come up with stories they sometimes believe is their reality or ever had that friend who consistently forgets their wallet at home or promises to pay you back after you've bought them lunch but never does? Or that friend whom you thought is there for you always willingly to help but will tell everyone how "good s/he is" as your friend and always brag about what they have done for...

I got this from another site and I find it valuable to share with you. It is indeed important to spend time with your family and share them the love they also deserved. After twenty-one years of marriage, I discovered a new way of keeping the spark of love alive. A little while ago, I started to go out with another woman. It was really my wife's idea. "I know that you love her." She said one day, taking me by surprise. "But I love You!" I protested. "I know, but you also love her." The other woman that my wife wanted me to visit was my mother, who had been a widow for nineteen years. It was only possible to visit her occasionally due to the demands of my work and my three children. That night, I called to invite her for dinner and a movie. "What's wrong, are you well?" She asked. My mother is the type of woman who suspects that a late night call or a surprise invitation is a sign of bad news. "I thought that it would be pleasant to ...

My friend once told me about this story she saw online and i find it worth re-posting. This may serve as a reminder and an applaud for everyone who have been a "meantime girl", who has learned to love unconditionally. She`s the one you call when you`re bored because she makes you laugh. She`s the one you talk to when you`re feeling down because she`s willing to lend an ear and be a friend. She`s not the one you call when you need a date to your company`s Christmas party, or to go dancing with on a Saturday night. She`s the one you spend time with between girlfriends, before you find `The One`. You know, the one you keep in the MEANTIME. She`s not one of the guys, not a tomboy, but you don`t look at her as a "real" woman, either. She`s not bitchy enough, moody enough, or sexy enough to be seen in the light. She`s too laid-back, too easily amused by the same things your male buddies are amused by. She`s too understanding, too comfortable. Doesn`t make you feel nervous...