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50 Things To Thank Your Big For

Because sometimes you just forget.

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50 Things To Thank Your Big For
Hannah Jager

Biggie,

Even over a year later, I'm still obsessed with the fact that you are my big. All big-little week, you had me convinced that you did not take a little, and much to my surprise, you in fact did take a little. I was her. So here are a few things I feel I need to thank you for.

1. Thank you for not only accepting me into our family but your own family as well. I love them like my own.

2. Thank you for letting me borrow your clothes when I cannot find anything to wear.

3. Thank you for putting up with my boy drama because that can get pretty crazy.

4. Thank you for pushing me to do things that I would never do.

5. Thank you for letting me crash at your place when I cannot make it home.

6. Thank you for always supporting whatever crazy idea I have come up with.

7. Thank you for never judging me.

8. Thank you for the awesome crafts.

9. Thank you for going to New York with me to support my dream.

10. Thank you for always pointing out when I am wrong so I can correct myself.

11. Thank you for pushing me to do my homework.

12. Thank you for having the same mindset of "If it is snowing, I am not going."

13. Thank you for rushing to the ER when I was in my car accident.

14. Thank you for always being hopeful when I am not.

15. Thank you for being positive when I refuse to be.

16. Thank you for letting me vent to you whenever I need to.

17. Thank you for being an active listener.

18. Thank you for sticking up for me.

19. Thank you for pushing me to join the chapter.

20. Thank you for supporting the pink hair phase.

21. Thank you for supporting me walking 18 hours at Relay.

22. Thank you for helping me when my life was falling apart.

23. Thank you for looking out for me.

24. Thank you for being my rock.

25. Thank you for dealing with my Snapchat obsession, along with my Disney and "Harry Potter" one.

26. Thank you for making big/little reveal so surprising.

27. Thank you for showing me the ropes in our sorority.

28. Thank you for being my partner in crime.

29. Thank you for taking me under your wing.

30. Thank you for always being blunt.

31. Thank you for always being willing for a movie marathon and pizza night.

32. Thank you for sending me motivational quotes.

33. Thank you for remembering the little things.

34. Thank you for showing me everything your hometown has to offer.

35. Thank you for never giving up on me.

36. Thank you for telling me the truth on my outfit choice of the day.

37. Thank you for playing match maker.

38. Thank you helping me when I have an event coming up.

39. Thank you for showing me how a big should be.

40. Thank you for not being afraid to tell me when I just need to go to bed and stop overthinking.

41. Thank you for taking me as your little.

42. Thank you for being bada**.

43. Thank you for simply being you.

44. Thank you for sharing my love of black.

45. Thank you for living with me next year.

46. Thank you for being a best friend.

47. Thank you for also being like a mom.

48. Thank you for being a role model.

49. Thank you for loving me.

50. But most importantly, I want to thank you for being everything I could have ever wanted in a big and then some.

Much love,

Smallz

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