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1. Jeff Stathers

   Alright, I'm back from the memorial service.

   Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:35:15 UTC from StatusNet iPhone
   • Insert FakeNameHere

     @pinhooves welcome back!

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:35:58 UTC in context
   • -

     @pinhooves hello, are you alright?

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:36:01 UTC in context
   • Solidus Sans

     @pinhooves Hi. How are you feeling?

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:36:46 UTC in context
   • Jeff Stathers -

     @purplephish20 I...guess I'll be okay. This'll take time.

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:36:46 UTC in context
   • Macpony55

     @pinhooves Welcome back, how did it go?

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:37:00 UTC in context
   • Michael

     @pinhooves Hey. You okay?

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:39:05 UTC in context
   • Jeff Stathers Macpony55

     @macpony55 it went okay. It wasn't easy holding the years in.

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:41:33 UTC in context
   • Jeff Stathers Michael

     @pumpkinhill I'll be okay eventually.

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:42:20 UTC in context
   • Macpony55

     @pinhooves Just let them out, that's the best way to deal with sadness. I cried at my Great Grandmothers funeral

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:42:33 UTC in context
   • Jeff Stathers

     @pinhooves *tears

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:42:40 UTC in context
   • Insert FakeNameHere

     @pinhooves Yeah, let your feelings out mate, that's the only way to get rid of them. If you keep them blocked up in your mind, then that's it... depression... You'll deal with those feelings for years silently. Though, if you let those feelings out, you are more accepting of people's fate, and eventually (I know this sounds strange), feel happy for them that they're in a better place.

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:45:58 UTC in context
   • Scribus

     @pinhooves I wouldn't worry about holding back; it's natural. Cathartic. Feel what you feel, and to hell with anybody who says you're wrong.

     Monday, 16-Jan-12 23:46:58 UTC in context