It's frustrating how nowadays unless you have a facebook page you may as well not exist. Even with the Internet, some people are so mysterious. I'm left wondering about an old friend from college...and wishing I would have gotten to know them better while I had the chance...
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love the picture. I think wondering what people are up to is a very natural thing that facebook robs from us. to unnaturally extend that relationship beyond it's time is creating the world you want to believe in that isn't really so. so wonder about them is to appreciate them for what they were, and that is a reminder for you to cherish what you have now all the more.
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