Damn I wasn’t a Laker fan and I’ll be honest most of Kobe’s career was the dark ages for me as far as basketball fandom is concerned. I was a huge Patrick Ewing/Knicks fan so the 2000s were the end of an era for me. I hated Shaq because he had so much success. I wished that would’ve been Ewing hoisting all those trophies. I regret not following the game as closely. The heat/mavs final is what made me a hardcore fan again. I regret not being tuned in for most of Kobe’s career and definitely wish I would’ve seen him live at the garden.
This tragedy is just hitting me hard on so many levels and I can’t stop thinking about it. Life isn’t promised man. As crazy as it is this is hitting me harder than 9/11. I wasn’t a father then. RIP Kobe and everyone on that helicopter
This tragedy is just hitting me hard on so many levels and I can’t stop thinking about it. Life isn’t promised man. As crazy as it is this is hitting me harder than 9/11. I wasn’t a father then. RIP Kobe and everyone on that helicopter
. I wouldn't know how to feel because part of me would feel like a closed casket would help save me from myself, while another part of me would want to be able to see my loved ones looking peaceful one last time. Judging from those pics I'm pretty sure open casket isn't even an option. I truly believe that there is another place we all go to when we pass, and that death is only a transition.