Swayze is gone

by **The Sushi Hunter** » Wed Sep 16, 2009 11:27 am

Yep, when I heard this news yesterday it did hit me in a sort of way. I stopped to remember watching him in "Ghost" while I was living in Japan. It had come out in theaters there and my girlfriend (now wife) had seen it with her girlfriends before and the first opportunity she got, she got me to bring her to it again. We had just started dating so I was in the mode of "best behavior at all cost" at that time. I had brought one of my male Japanese friends with her and I to watch it. So the entire theater was packed with sobbing Japanese girls ESPECIALLY during the penny part. After the movie, she confronted me asking why I didn't cry during that part of the movie. I didn't want to raise any red flags so I simply said that I wanted to, but I was embarrassed because my Japanese male friend would have seen me cry. She studied my facial expression for a moment and then bought into it no questions asked.

So yep, I can't believe he passed away. He was somehow part of my past in that sense because of the memories I have of my wife and I going to see that movie in Japan so long ago it seems.

by **Babyblue** » Wed Sep 16, 2009 10:33 pm

Not sure if anyone watched the ABC special last nite or not.But it was great i had seen most before but there was some new parts to it.I was so hoping he could be the one to beat this cancer. :cry:

RIP

Patrick

by **Jana** » Thu Sep 17, 2009 1:49 am

Babyblue wrote:Not sure if anyone watched the ABC special last nite or not.But it was great i had seen most before but there was some new parts to it.I was so hoping he could be the one to beat this cancer.

RIP

Patrick

I saw it. Enjoyed the new parts. So sad. Such an interesting life. To be such a great dancer with such grace and then such a man's man, loving his ranch.

Patrick studied dancing in his teens in his mom's studio and met future wife, Lisa, there, who was fifteen. He was also a football player in high school. Talk about two different worlds. Here is a video of Patrick and his wife dancing in '94. They were in their forties.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y0TWOttkVo

by **Behshad** » Thu Sep 17, 2009 1:59 am

The Sushi Hunter wrote:Yep, when I heard this news yesterday it did hit me in a sort of way. I stopped to remember watching him in "Ghost" while I was living in Japan. It had come out in theaters there and my girlfriend (now wife) had seen it with her girlfriends before and the first opportunity she got, she got me to bring her to it again. We had just started dating so I was in the mode of "best behavior at all cost" at that time. I had brought one of my male Japanese friends with her and I to watch it. So the entire theater was packed with sobbing Japanese girls ESPECIALLY during the penny part. After the movie, she confronted me asking why I didn't cry during that part of the movie. I didn't want to raise any red flags so I simply said that I wanted to, but I was embarrassed because my Japanese male friend would have seen me cry. She studied my facial expression for a moment and then bought into it no questions asked.

So yep, I can't believe he passed away. He was somehow part of my past in that sense because of the memories I have of my wife and I going to see that movie in Japan so long ago it seems.

Great story SH....

Now, what is your wife's email address so I can send her a link to this post ? :lol:

by **Babyblue** » Thu Sep 17, 2009 4:55 am

Jana wrote:
Babyblue wrote:Not sure if anyone watched the ABC special last nite or not.But it was great i had seen most before but there was some new parts to it.I was so hoping he could be the one to beat this cancer.

RIP

Patrick

I saw it. Enjoyed the new parts. So sad. Such an interesting life. To be such a great dancer with such grace and then such a man's man, loving his ranch.

Patrick studied dancing in his teens in his mom's studio and met future wife, Lisa, there, who was fifteen. He was also a football player in high school. Talk about two different worlds. Here is a video of Patrick and his wife dancing in '94. They were in their forties.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y0TWOttkVo

They were so beautiful their.

by **The Sushi Hunter** » Thu Sep 17, 2009 9:22 am

Behshad wrote:
The Sushi Hunter wrote:Yep, when I heard this news yesterday it did hit me in a sort of way. I stopped to remember watching him in "Ghost" while I was living in Japan. It had come out in theaters there and my girlfriend (now wife) had seen it with her girlfriends before and the first opportunity she got, she got me to bring her to it again. We had just started dating so I was in the mode of "best behavior at all cost" at that time. I had brought one of my male Japanese friends with her and I to watch it. So the entire theater was packed with sobbing Japanese girls ESPECIALLY during the penny part. After the movie, she confronted me asking why I didn't cry during that part of the movie. I didn't want to raise any red flags so I simply said that I wanted to, but I was embarrassed because my Japanese male friend would have seen me cry. She studied my facial expression for a moment and then bought into it no questions asked.

So yep, I can't believe he passed away. He was somehow part of my past in that sense because of the memories I have of my wife and I going to see that movie in Japan so long ago it seems.

Great story SH....

Now, what is your wife's email address so I can send her a link to this post ?

Too late, she already knows about that, and many other things as well. That's how it is when your married....I guess. At least in our marrage it is.

MR

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