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Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

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Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life
Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

。 When I look at these names, countless emotions and memories well-spring up in my heart. They were my friends and an integral part of my life. But now, they have left this world. I began to reflect on whether there are still deficiencies in cherishing life and cherishing friends, why do we always wait until we lose to realize preciousness? Tears blurred my vision, and I began to recall the past with them.

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

The memories between me and them came back to my mind like movie images. We have lived happily together, sharing each other's joys and sorrows. Every smile, every hug, is deeply engraved in my heart. But now, I am the only witness between them, bearing that beautiful memory alone.

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

Life is so fragile and precious. I felt this very deeply in the process of cleaning up my address book. Every departed friend is an insurmountable scar in life. I began to understand that no matter how many ups and downs and tribulations we encounter in life, we should cherish everything in front of us, including friends and life. Don't wait until you lose to regret it. May we cherish the people in front of us more, so that life will no longer leave regrets.

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

Recalling the moments we used to be together, endless sentimentality welled up in my heart. I couldn't help but silently pray that they would be happy and healthy in heaven. However, the feeling of powerlessness has always haunted me.

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

In the blink of an eye, I was back in time. I once had a good time with my friends in a coffee shop. I could hear their voices and see their smiling faces again. I opened my notebook and flipped through the pages of photos from the past, each of which made me feel the preciousness of that time. A sincere friendship is more and more precious in the cycle of years.

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

In the midst of the torment of a knife, I asked myself: have we really cherished the present, have we ever spent time with them, listened to their hearts, and why are we always reluctant to spend time and attention on the people most important to us?

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life
Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

The gloomy and sad feelings converged into an invisible force that encouraged me to cherish the people in front of me even more. I decided not to leave any regrets in my life, and no longer to let important people not get real attention in my life. Every minute I spend with my friends and family, I will cherish the time I spend with my friends and family.

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

In the middle of the night, I sat in front of the window and looked at the railing, reminiscing about these emotional journeys that have gone through vicissitudes. Looking at the stars twinkling in the night sky, I breathed deeply into the cold air of the night, and an indescribable emotion surged in my heart.

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life
Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

These words shook my heart. Yes, memories may bring some sadness, but we are lucky to have these beautiful memories. I took a deep breath and said with a slight smile, "Thank you, your words make me feel so much better." Perhaps, I should cherish everything in front of me more, including friends like you. ”

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

The morning sun shone on the windowsill, and I was bathed in a warm glow, and my heart swelled with gratitude for friendship and life. Perhaps, grief is a part of life, but acceptance and understanding can also be our motivation to move forward. May everyone living in the world know how to cherish the people in front of them, and let gratitude and love become the main theme of our lives.

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

When the sun rose, I left my friend's house with a clear and peaceful state of mind. On the way home, I began to think about my relationship with life. Perhaps, every single experience we have experienced in life will bring us some lessons and growth, especially when we learn to find a way out of life's ups and downs, and fill the emptiness in our hearts with our love, gratitude, and forgiveness, so that we can truly understand the meaning of life.

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

Walking into the house, I turned on my computer and started organizing my photos and videos. In these memories, I found the figures of those friends who have passed away, every moment is so sincere and warm, and every smile is so touching. Suddenly, my phone rang and it was a call from an old friend I hadn't yet contacted. We talked about fun stories and mutual friends we had when we were younger. When talking about those deceased friends, the old friends also thought silently on the other end of the phone for a while, and then whispered: "They may have left our sight, but their spirit lives forever in our hearts." We must remember to cherish the present, enjoy the love of the moment, and what is precious is what we have in front of us. ”

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life

I was silent for a while, and then said with emotion, "Yes, we have to learn to cherish the people in the moment and in front of us." Every time we get together, it's a beautiful gift, and every eye contact is a wordless emotional exchange. The old friend nodded in agreement, "Yes, we should not let memories become a bondage, but we should face them with a positive attitude." Make those good memories a part of your life, and then turn to the sunshine and the future. ”

These words seemed to be a baptism of the soul, cleansing the dust of my heart. I realized that we should not rest on the sadness of loss, but fill the void in our hearts with gratitude and cherishment. We need to accept others with a tolerant understanding and treat ourselves and those around us with sincere love.

Stepping out of my old friend's house, I felt relaxed and relieved. The street lights illuminated the way home at night, and I walked with firm steps, my heart full of gratitude and determination. Perhaps, we only know how to cherish the people in front of us more after parting, and I hope that the passage of time will no longer be a reason for regret.

When I got home, I opened the address book one by one, memorizing the phone numbers of my friends who had left. They may have left this world, but their unique footprints and spirit still shine in my heart. In the mobile phone, they have left countless good memories and endless thoughts for us. Every number carries a precious friendship.

Suddenly, an unfamiliar call rang on my phone, and I answered it. An unfamiliar but affectionate voice came from the other end of the phone: "Hello, I am, I am a relative, we are very emotional to see you cleaning up the circle of friends in the mobile phone address book." He has been a close friend of you for many years, and he used to talk about how much you mean to him when he was alive. ”

I couldn't help but ask, "I'm sorry, who are you?" and a reassuring voice came from the other end of the line: "I know you don't remember me very well." It doesn't matter, I just called to say that he cherishes your friendship and that your memories and interactions have left him with good memories. His passing is a turning point in life, but he hopes that you can continue to cherish the person in front of you, and he also hopes that you can remember the good times with him. ”

Listening to the voice on the other end of the phone, I was lost in thought. Perhaps, everyone's death is a part of life, and the friendships and memories they leave behind also add luster to our lives. The phone calls from his relatives also taught me how to heal and grow my soul. Perhaps, every parting in life will take away a preciousness, but it will also teach us to cherish and forgive. May we spend wonderful memories together with our deceased friends. They will always live in our hearts with eternity and gratitude, so that we can cherish the people in front of us more in understanding the meaning of life.

Suddenly, that phone call brought me back to where I used to be. I felt a serene voice ring on the other end of the phone, "Yes, each of us will leave this world, but what matters is the traces we leave behind, leaving an eternal touch and memory to the people of this world." I tried my best to control my grief and replied, "Thank you, I deeply understand that this call was an important revelation for me. ”

Hanging up the phone, I began to think with a clearer and more peaceful mood. The unforgettable people and good memories of this world will always remain in our hearts. This is a kind of cherishing of life, and it is the best kind of nostalgia for the deceased. I am filled with emotion in my memories and hope that I can become a better person and treat the people around me with a more sincere and warm attitude.

I reopened my phone's address book, and every friend's phone number seemed to become more precious. Everyone has their own story, and every encounter is so beautiful and meaningful. Perhaps, we can't change the fact that we are gone, but we can cherish everything in the present moment with our hearts and treat those around us with a more tolerant and sincere attitude.

My phone rang again, this time from an old friend I hadn't been in touch with in years. We chatted on the phone about the past and asked each other how we were doing. The old friend suddenly said: "I know you have been feeling a little emotional lately, but I really hope that you can see that your life is still full of beauty, and those friends who have passed away in the spirit of heaven also hope that you will live happily." Their departure tells us to cherish the people in front of us and enjoy the moment. ”

There is no doubt that this call gave me a great revelation and I felt peace and warmth inside. Perhaps, every loss in life will take away some preciousness, but it will also teach us to cherish and forgive. Everyone has left a unique and beautiful trace, and after they leave, we must learn to cherish and be grateful. Perhaps, the reunion and parting in life are part of life, and they can also make us cherish the beauty of the people in front of us more. May we all be grateful and cherished, and become people who always bloom in the sun.

Just now I cleaned up the address book, and I deleted the phone calls of five friends who are no longer alive, lamenting the fragility of life