So I've known about Stuart Sutcliffe and his story for ages.Recently I've been getting back into learning about him and his untimely death. So the other day whilst watching videos on Youtube as you do I stumbled upon 4-5 part documentary called Stuart Sutcliffe: The Lost Beatle, so of course i watched all of the parts. Oh my God, i was mess! Crying, rather balling my eyes over this man I had never met. Maybe I was crying for him but more likely for my self. I guess I was thinking that Stu died at 21. He was a beautiful young talented man with a fiancé and a future a head of him. He died. young. too young. And I'm sitting here, a blob procrastinating my course work, not knowing at all where I'm going in life. Why did he have to die. I shouldn't really even be that sad about it, i mean i don't know him, i am not in any way related to him. It was sort of a reality check, you never know when you could go. Life is to quick. As John Lennon said, "Life is what happens to you when you're busy making other plans". If you died tomorrow would you be satisfied with how you've lived your life? I wouldn't be. I really wouldn't. I spend my days at school, doing school work, on the internet, or sleeping. When will my life begin?
Ashley xx.
I promise next time I write It'll be happier. Promise
Here are some pictures of the lovely Stuart Sutcliffe!
Isn't he just beautiful!!
Stu with young George Harrison and John Lennon.
Stu with his fiancé Astrid. They are so cute. Such a great and tragic love story! If you ever get a chance to look it up or watch the documentary I mentioned above, please do! It's worth knowing.
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