Written on Tuesday | June, 26th 2012
Yesterday morning while Rot was at work, he texted me saying he wanted to take us to visit the Suicide Bridge in Pasadena. I flipped my shit. Maybe it's just me but I find it romantic in a way. Not traditional, but there's a dark dramatized romantic thingie to it and.. I don't know.
SORRY, I'LL TURN DOWN THE GOTH KNOB NOW.
He also said we'd go eat lunch. :D
The bridge itself is beautiful with a lovely view of the canyon and riverbed. The area and neighborhoods are... absolutely stunning. It made NoHo look like even more of a shithole than it already is. The streets were lined with gorgeous trees and elegant black lanterns all along the sidewalks and side roads. UGH. I bet Christmas there would be magical if it actually snowed.
~ The story of this bridge is that during the Great Depression, over 100 people committed suicide here, leaping to their deaths. This bridge is said to be haunted. Two most noted hauntings are of an older man in glasses walking along the bridge, and the other of a woman standing over the railing, wailing as she searches for her baby.
This woman apparently jumped off the bridge after tossing her baby. The infant's fall was broken by tree branches and survived. She died on impact.
We parked in a neighborhood and walked through an estate to reach the bridge.
Those spikes around his mouth hurt.
I REGRET NOTHIIIIINNG
Even though he lost a long time friend to suicide, he still has a sense of humor.
While standing here, we felt an eerie tremble that may have simply been the traffic's force and momentum wobbling the bridge... or something. It was random and weird.
Following this, we went to Denny's at ate nommies. Denny's coffee is my favorite. ^-^
I suggest visiting this location. It's pretty, and romantic. Can you picture two spooky kids walking hand in hand along this bridge? CUTE, I KNOW
Or just anyone, really. Go. Go do it, now.
















