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By Robert Larson
5 July 2008
This picture ranks extremely high on the list of things I wouldn't have accomplished sober. Second to that time I raced the Murcielago on Sunset Blvd . . . . and somehow kept up.
This is Nate and Liz. Nate and Liz were very much infatuated with each other to the point where neither one seemed to go anywhere without the other. It was quite obvious to anyone with half a brain that Nate cared for Liz more than Liz cared for Nate . . . . but no one ever listens to their friends advice. And why should they, we'll still love them when all is said and done. After all, romance is temporary, friendship is not.
During one of many gatherings at my house, Nate and Liz disappeared together . . . . a major major pet peeve of mine . . . . fucking couples . . . . they spend all their time together, and even when they are with their friends, they still can't give anyone else their precious time and attention. Sometimes I have a few beers, heh, this was one of those nights, so out of spite I grabbed my camera and marched around the house looking for the secluded couple . . . . I was going to take a picture of whatever they might be doing to one another. I hear voices, turns out they were in my room, ah hah!, I jump in the room, assume the power (Chinese) photographer stance, I probably made a really loud noise for effect, and then I took a picture. I photographed the exact moment Liz broke up with Nate. Yikes.
Drinking does not always result in decent pictures, but relationships usually end up the same . . . . your either going to get married, or your going to break up . . . . and frankly, unless your a devout follower of John MacArthur's . . . . your going to go through quite a few relationships, and you probably wont find "the REAL one" till your late twenties / early thirties. So please, don't put your friends on the side lines every-time you find "the one" who is better than the last, just like the last was better than "the one" who came before that other one.
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