"Every moment is an experience. "

Started by Charizard★ August 7th, 2010 2:28 PM
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SinisterEternity

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New Zealand
Seen January 18th, 2022
Posted August 26th, 2016
429 posts
13 Years
When I went in a plane to fly and do loopings and spins in the sky !
THIS is my best experience in life ! :D
It was for my birthday :3
But I could also say, meeting the real friends of mine. This also is something I really value, friendship, hun ~
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Seen March 26th, 2016
Posted January 22nd, 2014
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14.7 Years
This question is hard to answer. Every moment in life is an experience, whether it be good or bad it's what makes us who we are in the end. While the best experiences are always the one to brighten a person's life, the worst experiences are what makes us better off as a life lesson learned. So, it goes both ways in my opinion. Every moment in life is an experience. That's it.
Seen January 1st, 2023
Posted April 20th, 2020
4,423 posts
15.4 Years
My life isn't neatly cut into black and white. It was asinine of me to think it was when I was younger - I know this because I can look back to any moment of my life and think 'well, it sort of went both ways that time,' and so on. Everything I do; anything I'm a part of mostly belongs in the grey area. There's very few things I've been a part of that I can see were ultimately good through-and-through.

One experience that just bobbed up from the basin of my mind is when I first discovered MSN. I was ten or eleven at the time and my friend Robert pressured me into downloading it onto my computer. The wonders I saw in front of me are still beyond words. I knew I was staring at a revolutionary communucations device but I had no idea of how vast or powerful it was and it just felt amazing to discover that for the first time.
'It's been a prevalent notion. Fallen sparks. Fragments of vessels broken at the Creation. And someday, somehow, before the end, a gathering back to home. A messenger from the Kingdom, arriving at the last moment. But I tell you there is no such message, no such home -- only the millions of last moments . . . nothing more. Our history is an aggregate of last moments.'