Last Post

The text that spoke to me the most was Love in the Time of Cholera. It is still fresh in my mind and I guess I am still in that stage after you read a book where you are still contemplating what you thought, what the message was, and what parts you liked/disliked. I guess the concept and struggle of the lost love was very vivid to me in seeing Fermina and Florentino come together and grow apart and watching through them the feeling of this thing that was almost tangible at one time and then just dissolved at another. It is a hard thing thinking about something that was so powerful and a part of you and then questioning where that feeling went? I liked the emotion and thought that both had through their experiences both together and then separate and how they both essentially left imprints on each other that to some extent lasted over time.