Ode to Gyula

12 Replies to “Ode to Gyula”

1. Thank you for reading yes, it’s moving but true,we make friendships on Opera and when people vanish we haveno way of knowing to where.Some of us share phone numbersand other means of communicationlike messengers and also sharedfriends.Fati

2. Hi Zenya!Thank you!! Very ache.Edith

3. Hi Edith,I am so sorry I understand how much it achesYou are in my prayers be strong Gyulawould want you to be..Love to you Fatimah

4. this is so sad. it’s true that perhaps we take our opera and other internet friends for granted-thinking “they’ll always be there”.my thoughts and prayers go out to Edith and Adam. i hope they find moments of peace when they need them.:heart:

5. i just visited his blog. it seems strange to think that our blogs might somehow stand as memorials to the things we thought, hoped and dreamed….

6. Hi Zenya!Grateful!Adam English speak. Arrive home, Adam letter. Adam 23 year, Budapest electrical engineer university student. Adam June 02 – September 6/2007. Colorado, Denver, Mesa Verde, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Malibu Beach, Santa Barbara, New York outing. I beg your pardon for, I’m sorry no English, I’ dictionary letter. With love, yours affectionately=szeretettel Edith

7. Hi Edith,I am very happy to see you writing here and letting me know whatAdam is up to in his studies.. Gyula was very proud of him also, however, he spoke more of you and he and how he would read my words to you and you enjoyed them which I appreciateso much.Adam has traveled around a bit I see and he will be fine in his education and he will be a great engineer and make you and Gyula very proudfor this I am sure.Keep intouch Edith, writing really helps you express your feelingswe are here with you Love to you bothFatimah

8. Hi Michele,some people feel the internet is’nt real I mean the people we talk tolike they are virual only LOL I won’t mention names :DYes our blogs are like memorials once we are gone they continue and live on in our memory and this too is why I blog also my family from time to timereads my posts even tho they don’t comment they know I post and read .I get PMs from my friends in Opera letting me know they are around and okand why they aren’t blogging this is a wonderful gift to me this way I don’t have to wonder or worry.Thanks for reading and seeing the other side of blogging:heart:Fati

9. One thing I have always wondered about cyberfriendship…especially so when it is either through blogs or emails wherein one does not see faces (no webcams) but still keep strong communication…one day one of the communicant dies…the other has no way of no knowing…unless the person who disappears gives a hint to anyone of his/her his friends in the cyberspace for prior notification ..quiet often I too had (have) been invisible on the Net though have been sustaining with friends across…it is interesting on the one hand to relate in friendship without webcam…but the whiff of uncertainty is always there…Your writeup tribute was poignant … anyhow …only bodies dies …so does the emergent minds…otherwise the conssciousness never…for it is never born nor dies….ciao!

10. It’s hard to care about someone and then not hear from them again, either they vanishor they die.. Thank God Adam, Gyula son wrote to me or I would not know about his illness and then death.I just experienced in real life, an older gentleman friend of mine whom I have not heard from or seen in a long time and I found out he too passed away quickly and I never got to say goodbye to him.. so it happens in real time too not only in cyberspace.My close friends online we share phone numbers so we may keep intouch when not onlineand this is the best way I feel to bring the depth of the internet into reality.So many friendships I have made over the years and when there isn’t any phone number or postal address it’s hard to keep in touch .. When someone wants to vanish they can inside the net.Thank you for reading and giving a wonderful comment which I loved reading also.Fatimah

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12. Hi Yshivoni,Thank you for your visit and for your elaborate explaination of this book thathas my interest now :)The way you write really leads me to explore more and more 🙂 but a greatwriter teases the reader just enough to lure them into the web they weave and thenthey snatch the heart of the readers and there for loyal readers emerge.Thank you for being such person and for snatching up this reader.AlwaysFatimah

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