Step One
Bottle up all pain that you feel and hold it in for as long as you possibly can.
Step Two
It feels so good to let all the pain flow out through the purest and simplest way humanly possible... a tear.
This post goes out to my friend's mom for making me a couple of delicious sandwiches. Thank you so much, they were so good. If we knew each other better, then I would go to your house and give you a giant hug. I know that sounds weird, but those sandwiches really were dang good. I tried my best to make them last and savor every bite, but as soon as my teeth sank into them, they were gone. That was a really sad moment that day. I thought that I heard my heart crack a little. Please make them again soon. Not a day goes by that I don't crave the juiciness of one those sandwiches. I'll try to patiently wait, but I don't know how long I'll last. Love you lots and thanks again.
Have you ever seen somebody do something and you can't help but think "What on earth are you doing?" And you think this because someone is doing something completely unorthodox or stupid or they are doing something that they have no idea how to do. And when you see them doing that thing, you have one of two reactions. The first one is you go and interrupt that person and demand to know what they are doing and why they think they can even attempt to do that. The second one is you just sit there and watch them fail at whatever they are doing or just laugh at them because they look so ridiculous while doing it. Which ever option you do, we all get this facial expression and exclaim "What are you doing?"