Its always a heart warming experience living near or in the country. Thats something I miss living in Korea. Your dad seems so kind and helpful. I am glad Jihee got to experience all the things in this video. Glad you could honor and remember your brothers birthday in this way. Great video as always Jordan!
For me at least, watching you enjoy your time with family and your wife bought a smile to my face that I think would come across Jamison's, and although Jihee sadly never got to meet him, thanks to you, your family and friends, I am sure she knows deep down who he is. The only reason I say who he is and not was is because thanks to your series, he will never be forgotten. Just to be a nerd, as Dr Hiluluk's speech from one piece states, "A man dies when people forget him." Even when this series comes to an end, his legacy and the love that exists for him will always live on. As I have said before, I feel like through out this series I have got to know him, even without knowing the little details, because they don't matter. I know who he is at his core, as I am sure Jihee does, because even though its not a perfect relationship, she knows you still love him and that's all that it takes to know he is a good man that was taken too soon.
@@MrMakoto2 Yeah, they're basically interchangeable. The subtitled version I watched 16 years ago romanized it as Hiluluk, which is what it's fixed in my brain as even though official sources romanize it as Hiruluk. Both are fine, but I just don't usually expect to see it the way I was first introduced to it and I'm kinda happy when I unexpectedly do, hence my tongue in cheek figurative fist bump with Karlec. Anyway, welcome.
@@Deathmoths I do too. My dad is honestly a lot more talented in a bunch of creative ways than I am. Check out episodes 53-55 of this series sometime for a little more insight into that.
I had written a comment to this, but it appears to have disappeared. I was amused by all of the puns throughout. "Non-scents," dead tree, etc. Thank you much for sharing. Your videos, Elissas memories she shares with me ... yall are doing well by him and honoring him beautifully.
Wow, the tears flow so easily and often for me, especially so around anniversaries of beginning life and ending life of a loved one. I can’t find the words to explain what it is like as a parent to lose your child. I try to put my focus on other things because of the physical and emotional pain I feel remembering Jamison. Think for a second of a father trying to not have thoughts of his deceased son because of the overwhelming emotion it brings. I’m crying now! As a parent, do not be naive that your young teenage child knows and wouldn’t give in to peer pressure and try drugs. Weaker drugs can lead to stronger and more dangerous drugs, and fentanyl could be in the mix. Jamison was so intelligent and talented and enjoyed the outdoors the same as his brother and father. He could have had a long and happy life, but as I told him during his battle…”the drugs are stronger than you are”. Any emotional bump in life’s road can lead to a weak moment and downward spiral. It is what finally ended Jamison’s life. For a parent reflecting back after so terrible an event, there is no second chance. I can not turn back the clock, and because I can’t I will live the rest of my life with guilt and regret! My cup is half empty, and I lean toward the negative versus positive. I am fearful of losing anyone else I love because I don’t think I can take anymore. I have let you look inside my soul hoping by doing so that a parent or friend may keep a loved one from going down the same path as Jamison. I am sorry to cast a shadow over Jordan’s tribute to his brother. But it is where my emotions often take me.
That might be because I switched to footage from Jihee's phone and everything suddenly became much quieter. She also did a great job steadily, gracefully panning across the field.
Its always a heart warming experience living near or in the country. Thats something I miss living in Korea. Your dad seems so kind and helpful. I am glad Jihee got to experience all the things in this video. Glad you could honor and remember your brothers birthday in this way. Great video as always Jordan!
For me at least, watching you enjoy your time with family and your wife bought a smile to my face that I think would come across Jamison's, and although Jihee sadly never got to meet him, thanks to you, your family and friends, I am sure she knows deep down who he is. The only reason I say who he is and not was is because thanks to your series, he will never be forgotten. Just to be a nerd, as Dr Hiluluk's speech from one piece states, "A man dies when people forget him." Even when this series comes to an end, his legacy and the love that exists for him will always live on. As I have said before, I feel like through out this series I have got to know him, even without knowing the little details, because they don't matter. I know who he is at his core, as I am sure Jihee does, because even though its not a perfect relationship, she knows you still love him and that's all that it takes to know he is a good man that was taken too soon.
Big muscular thumbs up for spelling it Hiluluk and not Hiruluk.
@@BabyArms Basically interchangeable but go off
@@MrMakoto2 Yeah, they're basically interchangeable. The subtitled version I watched 16 years ago romanized it as Hiluluk, which is what it's fixed in my brain as even though official sources romanize it as Hiruluk. Both are fine, but I just don't usually expect to see it the way I was first introduced to it and I'm kinda happy when I unexpectedly do, hence my tongue in cheek figurative fist bump with Karlec.
Anyway, welcome.
Didn't know they just chew the bark off...
Jordan Alan in: dances with deers
Ballads with Beavers
@@BabyArmsI love your dad!
@@Deathmoths I do too. My dad is honestly a lot more talented in a bunch of creative ways than I am. Check out episodes 53-55 of this series sometime for a little more insight into that.
I had written a comment to this, but it appears to have disappeared. I was amused by all of the puns throughout. "Non-scents," dead tree, etc.
Thank you much for sharing. Your videos, Elissas memories she shares with me ... yall are doing well by him and honoring him beautifully.
Wow, the tears flow so easily and often for me, especially so around anniversaries of beginning life and ending life of a loved one.
I can’t find the words to explain what it is like as a parent to lose your child. I try to put my focus on other things because of the physical and emotional pain I feel remembering Jamison. Think for a second of a father trying to not have thoughts of his deceased son because of the overwhelming emotion it brings. I’m crying now!
As a parent, do not be naive that your young teenage child knows and wouldn’t give in to peer pressure and try drugs. Weaker drugs can lead to stronger and more dangerous drugs, and fentanyl could be in the mix.
Jamison was so intelligent and talented and enjoyed the outdoors the same as his brother and father. He could have had a long and happy life, but as I told him during his battle…”the drugs are stronger than you are”. Any emotional bump in life’s road can lead to a weak moment and downward spiral. It is what finally ended Jamison’s life. For a parent reflecting back after so terrible an event, there is no second chance. I can not turn back the clock, and because I can’t I will live the rest of my life with guilt and regret! My cup is half empty, and I lean toward the negative versus positive. I am fearful of losing anyone else I love because I don’t think I can take anymore.
I have let you look inside my soul hoping by doing so that a parent or friend may keep a loved one from going down the same path as Jamison. I am sorry to cast a shadow over Jordan’s tribute to his brother. But it is where my emotions often take me.
I don't know how to explain it, but the brief panning shot at 44:39 is so strikingly beautiful that I was kind of jolted by it.
That might be because I switched to footage from Jihee's phone and everything suddenly became much quieter. She also did a great job steadily, gracefully panning across the field.
@@BabyArms I am blown away by the visual quality. If there is one thing that Apple got right it is their cameras.