I have spent too much time rewatching one tree hill from the beginning, but I’ve enjoyed every second of it.
I remember sitting and watching the episodes when they first came out (er, well started watching in grade 10) and crying cause I could relate all too much at the situations. Now almost 5 years later, I sit and still cry at situations, not because of a hurt heart… but at the situations that provide hope and joy.
(in regards to my last post) CMM talks about one tree hill and the show having heart. And I couldn’t agree more. I have yet to find a show that has made me feel the way one tree hill has (and I’m a pretty big tv show junkie). No other show allows you to grow with the characters like oth did.
am I going to miss the show when it’s over? probably not. Like every good story there is an ending. Plus I have all the seasons so I can continue on in living vicariously through Peyton and Lucas’ epic love story, Brooke’s story of growing up alone but ending up incredibly loved, independent, and strong willed, and Nathan & Haley’s opposites attract story.
It’s just like me, to love something entirely, fiction or fact.
reblog- CMM: You know, I will always remember One Tree Hill as um... so many things. But I think, the one thing that sticks out.. and I don't know why it sticks out is heart. There's something about the heart of this show that really appealed to me when I read the pilot 9 years ago? 10 years ago? And it still lives in the show now, and that's Marks' work.
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6 reblogWe spent the evening at aunty restie’s, at first very sad and tearful and hurt. As hours went by, I noticed our change - how cousins and siblings can reflect off each other, how we’ve become so close that we know when to stay silent, and when love makes us feel the slightest bit better. We got lots of laughs in, not because we don’t care, but because of the way we were raised. The way we grew up together, we all know that if we stick together, if we stay together and just talk, we know that those who pass aren’t really gone, they’re actually much closer to us now. We’re all connected, and laughing shows apo and ingkong how much love there is around us, how much love we have for each other. We’re strong, but we can break down, and that’s okay. What’s important is that we see what’s around us, near or far, appreciate it every single day, and not take advantage of the love that’s given.
sometimes you have to be reminded about how good you have it, or how lucky you are to have those things and those people.
but not a day goes by where im not grateful for my family.
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