Whenever I hear the REM song "Losing My Religion" it brings me right back to the scene in Beverly Hills, 90210 when Brenda and Dylan are breaking up. I still remember where they were parked, overlooking the water, seagulls overhead and waves crashing on the shore, and how the whole thing went down, with this song playing. I remember it better than some of my own breakups. That's embarrassing.
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Embarassing? That's awesome. Aaron Spelling woud be so happy!
Posted by: | September 01, 2006 at 12:19 PM
How does one best recover from a breakup?
I recently had my heart shattered, into a million tiny pieces by this girl I was utterly in love with. Becuse and this is the official reason, when I took her on this great romantic weekend getaway (our six month anversery) to the beach, 11 states away from where we live. I laid down on the beach without a towel under me and embarrased her.
How does one recover from something like that?
Posted by: Roberte3 | September 01, 2006 at 06:47 PM
I feel your pain, Roberte3. There's no easy way to recover. Be good to yourself the next few days; hang with some friends whom you can talk to; and remember -- it wasn't about you, it was about her.
Posted by: bill | September 01, 2006 at 08:30 PM
That is the best admission ever... Because whenever I hear that song, I leave it on the radio because it reminds me of that scene too.
Posted by: LvL | September 02, 2006 at 09:44 AM