3 weeks and I still find it terribly sad

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Teacups, you are going to always find it sad. He is definitely gone too soon. Its always sad when someone that makes such a mark on culture is gone. You can't help but think, no one will ever have that kind of impact again.

I remember when Elvis died. (I was like 13 or 14) It was sooo sad. I cried every time they showed the "Aloha from Hawaii" show, which was pretty often. I felt like that song said "the day the music died". And I still think its sad. Especially thinking of how he was in the comeback special and then to what had become of him by the time he died. It was such a shame that fame had done that to him.

And it is such a shame that fame did that to MJ too.
 
whenever I think about it I still find myself saying OMG MJ IS REALLY GONE???
 

I find myself waking up in the middle of the night thinking about him and then suddenly thinking that maybe it was a dream.

But it wasn't. :sad1:
 
I feel the same way.
These past couple of weeks i have felt sad about it, but felt silly to say it to anyone.
I am relieved to know that I am not the only one who feels this way.
This morning my mom came over to pick up my daughters and I was watching GMA which was showing something about MJ. My mom saw it and said that she can't believe he is really gone.

He did touch so many lives.
 
Since you guys are as sappy as I am I can tell you this... I bought a few of the memorial magaiznes and they are sitting on a table sort of in a walk thru area. Every time I walk past I have this little ritual of making a cross with my finger over his face.
 
It *is* terribly sad, even 3 weeks later, because when someone who's seemingly always been around, whether on the radio or television or what have you, suddenly isn't out there in the world anymore, it's a shock. :guilty:
 
I am also surprised at how much his death has bothered me. It IS VERY sad. And I am not normally one to really "care" about celebrities. But this one hits very hard.

But cheer up teacups, and everybody that misses him. He is finally surrounded with peace and happiness.
 
It is very sad. :sad1: Watching that Pepsi accident video really rattled me. I feel like we are finally starting to see the full picture about how and why he became hooked on prescription drugs and the reason he did all the plastic surgeries. It's still hard to believe he is gone. I am addicted to watching the news and watching his videos.
 
I am so glad that I am not the only one, still shocked and upset.

I bought a few of the magazines too, I wanted to have them. Rolling Stone is a very nice on actually. I bought Dangerous the CD and I think I will buy Bad and Thriller too. Today at around 530pm, the radio played Billie Jean and I was like man....3 weeks ago I was crying and I started to. Its weird I know but still so very sad. Wouldn't it be great if he was the top selling artist of 2009. It would be so wonderful for his children.

I listen to his cd's everyday.
 
I am so glad that I am not the only one, still shocked and upset.

I bought a few of the magazines too, I wanted to have them. Rolling Stone is a very nice on actually. I bought Dangerous the CD and I think I will buy Bad and Thriller too. Today at around 530pm, the radio played Billie Jean and I was like man....3 weeks ago I was crying and I started to. Its weird I know but still so very sad. Wouldn't it be great if he was the top selling artist of 2009. It would be so wonderful for his children.

I listen to his cd's everyday.

It's not weird to be sad; it would be weird *not* to be sad, so soon after *anyone* who was such a big part of many people's happy memories passes away. :grouphug:

It's funny, the same thing happened to me today...same song, even. I was in the swimming pool when it came on the radio, and I was really sad for maybe 30 seconds. Then I thought to myself, "Hey! I'm 32 years old now, and I remember hearing this song when I was a lil kid, all happy & splashing around in the backyard pool with my friends. How cool is it that I can still listen to the same song, what seems like a million years later, and be transported back in time?" MJ is gone, and that is sad, very sad, but while he was in this world he made music that made people happy and brought them together. I think when the initial shock of it wears off, it will be easier to think of the joy that he brought rather than the sadness of his going.
 
My son is singing Ben in the shower right now.

It barely knew anything about Michael growing up, just another strange performer. Since his death he's collected memorabilia and learned about the Michael I grew up with, and became a BIG fan.

He received a dvd he ordered online that shows a series of all of his earlier appearances, Sonny and Cher, the Ed Sullivan show and stuff like that. He's become an addict!

I'm sure he won over MANY people who didn't know him him life. :hug:
 
My oldest used to have the MJ doll. His cousin and he would act out Thriller when they were 4. They were talking about this the other day.

Michael Jackson definitely played a part in my life and my kids' life with his music. I have several tribute magazines, too and still get teary eyed thinking his life is no longer.:sad1:
 
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