Choosing the person you want to share your life with is one of the most important decisions any of us makes.
Ever.
Because when it's wrong, it turns your life to grey.
and sometimes, sometimes you don't even notice until you wake up one morning, and realize years have gone by.
We both know about that one, Alex.
Your friendship has brought glorious technicolor to my life.
It's been there in the darkest of times, and I am the luckiest person alive for that gift.
I hope I didn't take it for granted.
I think maybe I did, because sometimes you don't see that the best thing that's ever happened to you is sitting there, right under your nose.
But that's fine too.
It really is.
Because I've realized that no matter where you are, or what you're doing, or who you're with, I will always, honestly, truly, completely, love you.
- Love, Rosie
I completely aware I've already posted about this movie before but I don't quite remember if I did say something about it.
I watched it for the second time tonight and to be honest it is true when you watch or read a particular story for the second time, it gets better.
What happened between the main characters (Alex & Rosie) are too much to take, for me.
Alex moved to Boston, Rosie got pregnant, Alex moved in with Sally, Rosie got married to the father of her child, Alex got married to their schoolmate which was Bethany, and Rosie found a letter that was written by Alex months before but was hidden by her stupid husband.
If I were Rosie, I would definitely agreed to her friend to just take the drugs and killed myself already the minute I knew I was pregnant.
But Rosie listened to her dad, before he died, to pursue whatever dreams she had before her life turned to chaos.
I couldn't recall if she ever said she was in mess or difficulty cause Katie was the best thing ever happened to her.
I was quite forgotten how the movie actually ended lol but it turned out great for them to be together, Alex and Rosie, finally after 12 years of denial.
"It is better late than never", Rosie.
