About a year and a half ago taking my home son to his mom. He cried his eyes out the whole drive because he wanted to stay with me. I cried the whole way home and sat for at least an hour on the porch hurting like I've never hurt before. After that, sad movies didn't phase me much.
I cried during Trinity's death in Revolutions. Laugh it up. Sorry about your loss, Dallas Rocket. I've got one about to turn 13...
Saturday night last week watching "It's a Wonderful life". But I really let loose on Oct 22nd when I was let go from my job of 7 years. In a weird way, it was kind of liberating. Crying that is...
When it comes to movies and TV, I'm a freaking crybaby. I swear, anything very sad or emotional happens and the tears are flowing.
That's cool man, I still get emotional about that. The last time I cried... I don't remember. Probably thinking about the bad things that happen to kids and if it happened to my boy how I would feel.
I got a little nostalgic a couple weeks ago and remembered reading Where the Red Fern Grows in 7th grade so i went to the bookstore and picked up a copy....i never knew it was so damn sad.
re: where the red fern grows - I remember lots of people crying in class when we read that or maybe that was just me.
I nearly cried today when I realized that Peter Jackson didn't cut out the ghost army; I was sure he would.
that movie was damn sad man. I only cried during two movies. For some reason at the end of 'Land Before Time" when I was 6 (I think it was Diana Ross singing) And I shed a couple tears during that part Armageddon when Bruce Willis had to say goodbye to his daughter.
Movie-wise when I saw The Prince of Egypt , they were those pseudo-happy tears right when the Pharoh lets the Jew's leave Egypt. Great musical number by Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey.
Anyone that knows me knows that I love to cook. Its probably my favorite thing to do. Also my dad died in May of 2001 and since then I have been ostercized from my dads family because of his wife. He (allegedly) left no will and his estate is still in probate (with no end in sight). I have received absolutely nothing from my dad. I dont want money or anything, just personal items that remind me of him. Some of his jewelry, Houston Fire Department momentos, his guns, the jewelry box that he always had on his dresser, money clip, etc. Anyway, on Monday, my family (wife, kids, my mom, my wife's parents and siblings) had our Christmas. My mom gave me a card and in it was a recipe that he had hand written for my mom. I think everyone can recognize their parents handwriting and I immediately knew what it was. I cried pretty good over that as it is just about the only thing I have from my dad. The holidays have been very difficult for me this year and I miss him a lot.
I am a counselor at a camp for kids with special needs in the summer. Every summer I cry when the kids go home. This summer I was a counselor for a boy with San Fillippo Syndrome - a progress terminal illness. There is a picture someone took of me and him walking down the road. I get tears in my eyes almost everytime I see it.
8 years old - when the family dog died. 21 years ago. I am due. However, its like Jerry Seinfeld's vomit streak. Something I take pride in.