Who doesn't love Timehop? I first signed up for Timehop thinking it would be a fun way to reminisce and watch the boys grow. I knew I would have some sad moments remembering when the boys were little and would get some smiles from memories with friends throughout the years. What I've been surprised by is what I've learned about what I didn't see when it was happening.
I have close friends. I've always been a good friend and have been friendly with those around me. Because of that, I've felt like I have many friends and a few close friends. When I look back on my years in college, it's a blur. My time was spent working, dancing (both teaching and on Classy Cats), and going to school. Boys were a big part of my time too. But when I look back, relationships are not at the front of my memory.
Timehop tells a different story. Every day I'm surprised at the moments I forgot. The moments of friendship, quick stories and general hanging out that meant so much at the time. It still means a lot now. While some of my "remember whens" are with friends I've lost touch with, it makes me feel a connection to them, and that time, all again. Its like opening a present that generates a smile, feels a little sad/wistful and hold a whole lot of blessings.
My Timehop from 02.03.2016.
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| Dillon the Villain - in front of the fireplace... who can resist a freshly bathed baby?!? |
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| The sweetest hug I've ever encountered. |
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| This must be the Day of the Dillon. What a precious little guy! |
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| I still concur. Age 23 was pretty damn awesome. |
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| Dave still picks his nose... and wears Dillon's pants. They fit a little better now! |
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| Gold Fork was Houlihans when I was in college. Does anyone remember $5 Long Islands on Fridays... OMG! |
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Nichole shows up on my Timehop on the regular. I miss her. A true friend who would stick up for you... and tell you when you had salad in your teeth! Honesty is such a great quality.
I wonder what my daily time capsule will bring me tomorrow?
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