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An Open Letter To My Friend Who Moved States Away

Distance don't meant a thing.

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An Open Letter To My Friend Who Moved States Away

9 Things I’ve always wanted to tell you:

  1. Even though you are only a text or a phone call away, not seeing you at least every week is something I wish I did not have to live with.
  2. Seeing you over breaks back home is one of the highlights of my break (No but seriously)
  3. I love seeing your snapchats and photos of you having fun and living your life (YOU GO GIRL)
  4. You are probably one of the only friends I can randomly call and complain to about things back home.
  5. Thank you for never leaving my side even when we were states away.
  6. Thank you for still keeping me in the circle of your life. I know moving away and growing apart can really change people, so thank you for still being one of those friends that I can still keep a close bond.
  7. No matter where I go, or who I meet, you will never be replaceable, and I hope you always remember that.
  8. Growing as a person is always a good thing but please don't ever change the essence of who you are and what you stand for, especially to fit in with crowd.
  9. Thank you for being such a big part of my life.

“Strong friendship doesn't need daily conversation or being together. As long as the relationship lives in the heart, true friends are never far apart.”

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