Yom Kippur Thoughts

I know it's a little late, but I suppose it's still worth saying.  

A few weeks ago was Yom Kippur and even though I don't go to services anymore, it still means something to me.  As such, I would like to take this opportunity to tell everyone that I know and love that I am sorry.  

I'm sorry that I haven't been more responsible with myself and our friendships/relationships/etc.  I'm sorry that there were undoubtedly times that I promised something or you were counting on me to come through and I let you down.  I hope that in the future, I can be a better friend and family member and individual, and I know that even though the better individual part doesn't really meet the criteria of asking forgiveness, I also know that being better will make me a more responsible and better friend and family member.  

So there it is.  I ask your forgiveness and I grant you mine.  Even if you never read this, even if you never sk for it.  Even if you don't forgive me.