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December 30th, 2010
09:26 am - chai thoughts
Hanging out with  bork and celyn100 last night over Ethiopian chai was really pleasant. I still have a contented hum of connectedness in the back of my mind; it pushes me to say something without really giving me anything much to say beyond "that was cool". We traded cat stories and film recommendations and so forth.
I think why I'm moved to try and find something pithy to say about it is how it felt like I always wished family holiday gatherings would feel. Comfortable, loving, accepting of differences and at the same time genuinely interested in each other's lives. We are connected by strong threads but living numerous differences, and that's ok; in fact it's part, again, of the recursive connection. Time passing between meetings doesn't weaken the bond, even when (in my case) it's pretty egregious.
Thanks for being part of my chosen-family, y'all.
Current Mood:  content
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![[User Picture]](https://l-userpic.livejournal.com/91652996/9148529) | | From: | celyn100 |
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| Date: | December 31st, 2010 02:26 am (UTC) |
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One of the benefits I got from growing up military is the belief that friendships can always be picked up where you left off. I figure, I'm friends with people for a reason. That doesn't change if time and distance conspire to keep us apart for a while.
I'm really glad we got together last night. I still want to go to Tea House Kwan Yin sometime. ![[User Picture]](https://l-userpic.livejournal.com/67938559/3174579) | | From: | mcjulie |
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| Date: | December 31st, 2010 06:24 pm (UTC) |
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Kwan Yin! I haven't been there in ages.
Close friends are like a family you make yourself. |
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