Igyzone 2013-08-25 07:51:43

Everyone has it's own good memories. Sometimes those memories get so old, you start thinking, was this a dream?

khurs2 2013-08-25 10:42:22

Those feels man. She probably remembers you too :)

Sabtastic 2013-08-25 13:49:46

Aww... That's so sweet.
You should look up the address and see if you can't pay her a visit some day. :)

hbkhhhrey619 2013-08-25 14:51:21

Are you guys making an Alice Is Dead movie :P

VicariousE 2013-08-25 18:08:06

Maybe Sab has a point... although, it sounds like something from a Stephen King novel, like 'It', if you were to go back. Still, it might be a good thing to go back and ask around, one fine weekend... who knows, maybe she has a sweet grand-daughter!

Your work here is not unlike feeding strays...... thanks man!

hbkhhhrey619 2013-08-25 21:17:15

I read and now im sad because there was a man that lived across the street named nick and ,we would have fun and play games. That story reminds me of him. His son moved next door to me and my mom and grandma. Years passed and he kept getting hurt all the time and also his wife was getting hurt too. Until one day he was getting upstairs when his back started to ache and he was in so much pain that...he let go of the rail and fell . He couldnt talk he was dying but he brought his son Rick in and said to him "Ill see you on the other side". He died on Ricks birthday and he was only 78 years old but he is in a better place now. sniff :(
P.S. I like your story. ;]

hbkhhhrey619 2013-08-25 21:18:29

I think she remembers you

EastWestMan 2013-08-25 22:22:23

This is... really touching, i'm kinda tearful after reading this... HOLD BACK THOSE EMOTIONS GOD DAMMIT!

Anyway.... I gotta say, this is almost like... I dunno, it's just sweet. To have those great memories of people who really have made an impression on you, those are, like, the best memories. I dunno, i'm bad at writing stuff about this, but, anyway, great story, really hope you remember her name again!

Treviabot92-Virstein 2013-08-26 04:40:11

Reminds me of my friend Robert. We were both born in 1992, but he was almost an entire year older than me. I remember this one time my family had a cubic buttload of vegetables from the garden that we simply couldn't eat, so I went around the neighborhood asking people if they wanted some vegetables. That's when I met him. We'd been best friends since.

He died on August 4th, 2008, while out camping with his family. Near as any of us know, he died in his sleep. Sometimes I think of him and wind up crying with a straight face. I rarely cry, and usually when I do, it's with a straight face.

Good times have been gone for five years of my life. For you, though, you might meet that lady again. Might be by chance or intent, but there's always that possibility. Just keep your head up.

hbkhhhrey619 2013-08-26 20:53:56

sad stories

skullkid229 2013-08-26 22:35:39

This reminds me of the first town I lived in. I was a little kid not even 5 yet, but I was still very adventurous. Next door to us was an elderly lady who always gave me cookies and let me play with a phone that dated back to the 1930s. It was black plastic like with a crank instead of dial. She would tell me stories of what it was like before electricity came to that town and how fields were plowed with horses. At that young I called her Granny and she really enjoyed our family. As I got older I years after we moved away from that town I learned her real name. Being we still owned the house next to her for years after it gave me a chance to see her as I became a teenager. A couple years after that we sold the house and I never saw her again. She called us once before I graduated from high school and at first I was confused as she was quite old and could hardly hear. Once I realized it was her I was thrilled. The whole family put her on speaker phone so we could talk to her. It was the last time I ever heard her voice. She was a source of kindness in my life that I never want to forget. About a year or so ago we received the program flyer from the funeral home that took care of her after she died. Even though she died at about 101 years of age from complications of Alzheimers disease, she had made it know to her family that she wanted our family to know of her passing. She knew that being so far away we could not attend the funeral, but I was honored to know that even in death her kindness still reached us. Even when my own family was on hard times.

mikkmar 2013-08-27 08:43:21

"She was a really nice lady who touched me in my youth."
She touched you? Erm...

PedroAkcio 2013-08-27 13:46:59

Cool Story.

I have some memories of my childhood and teenages too. It's very nice to remember this kind of times when we could just stay somewere and live with these peoples we loved. Unfortunately time does not stop. Now them, then us and so on...

CapnFoxonium 2013-08-27 15:28:03

Oh dear please tell me I see alice is dead making a comeback somehow in that pictures. I loved it as well as hood. Also is it me or is hood and kingdom of liars connected?

Kajenx 2013-08-29 22:34:28

Fun story. :3

DarkHippy 2013-08-30 21:46:13

" ORIGINALLY POSTED ON RISE PAGE "
great game but i have noticed something witch i think COULD CAUSE YOU LAW SUITE. while playing the game i saw a captain goblin enemy wearing a Tediore logo from boarderlands 2 on his shirt, i for one know this because boarderlands 2 is my favorite game of all time and i play it for at least an hour a day. im not sure if u did but you probably didn't ask permission for the tediore manufacture logo to go on captain goblins pink tee. so say is gear box finds that out you get sued. hopefully this message helped you