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king of pop
Wednesday, July 8, 2009, 6:54 AM l 5 comments

Tears never stopped welling while I was watching Michael Jackson's Memorial. Honestly every single moment from the performances up to the time when Michael's friends spoke about how they spent their time with him. I really felt the sorrow of the Jackson Family especially with Michael's children because I know how it feels like to lose a father and I feel that you guys also know how hard it is to lose someone you love. You know what the part that made me cry the most is the time when Paris told that he loves his father and how lucky they were to have him.



He still remains on our heart where ever he is right now.