Comments on: The Thanksgiving That Almost Never Was

By: mojackson

mojackson — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 19:23:36 +0000

I really felt this one. I think everyone reaches their Ground Zero. Not to make light of 9/11, but sometimes it takes planes in the building to reconnect you to what’s real. This past year I’ve had extreme highs and the lowest lows. The lows force you to seek the most basic form of “religion”, “belief” or “faith”. Climbing back out of the muck, you can see people for who they really are. Material things lose value and goals and aspirations become black and white. You learn through these experiences, to tell the real people in your life how you feel about them and you cut so-called friends totally off. Life is not complicated. The journey is a bitch though. I think the key to it all is enjoying the journey, the ride. I’m going to continue to ride this thing out. And I’m glad you chose to do the same. We’re glad to have you on the road with us, brother.

By: Chris Grever

Chris Grever — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 17:31:46 +0000

Russ, I had no idea that you came so close to the end… I’m very thankful that you didn’t not though and you are still hear to enjoy what God has to offer. Sometimes we get so lost in our pain that its had to see the light at the end of the tunnel or see others that need us but just know that this world would be lost with out the famous Russ Crowe! Thank you for sharing your intimate moments with us and the world, you never know that you could help someone out there in the same situation. <3

By: niki johnson

niki johnson — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 20:34:18 +0000

well awesomesauce you always got my foot in your ass whether you want it there or not…. it is there even when you are pushing it away!! !!!!!! I am always here for you… only God knows why I am still here for you I guess I like the challenge lol but I will be the last one to give up on you!!!! xoxo!!!