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A Letter To My Best Friends Near And Far

Thank you for always being here for me.

Letitia Hatch

Oct 11, 2016

Wells College

A Letter To My Best Friends Near And Far

Letitia Hatch

I don't say this enough and I'm sorry that I don't. I want you to know that you have changed my life. You have made me into who I am today. You have been by my side through thick and thin. You have seen me cry. You have seen me laugh. You have seen me struggle, you have seen me soar.

You have impacted my life so much. From late night adventures, to hiking to waterfalls. From going camping to going shopping. You never failed to be my adventure buddy. You were always ready to go, never really stopped to question what we should do. We just went with the flow. We did what we wanted to do and we lived life with no regrets. We were carefree and young.

We were always inseparable. We would call and talk to each other or text each other almost every single day. We would never miss an important moment in that other persons life. Then college came and we drifted away from each other but I knew you would always still be by my side. No matter what happened because you were my best friend, and you still are to this very day. I couldn't imagine my life without you. Thankfully I haven't had to experience my life without you by my side giving me guidance and your love.

Sometimes I think back to the good times and start to really miss you. I wonder how you are doing. I wonder if you miss me. But I know the next time I see you, or the next time we talk, we will just pick up where we left off. It will be like no time has passed. We will just be right back to where we've always been. Best friends.

Sure we have had our ups and downs and sometimes we would fight. But that's what friends do. That's what happens when you love someone so much. You just want what is best for them. You want to see them achieve their dreams. You want to see them find love and happiness. You want to see them happy. You only want what is best for them. So sometimes it leads to fights and disagreements but the love never stops. You will always be there for them. I will always be there for you. Through every one of you heartaches, through every one of your tears, through every one of your doubts. Through every thing that happens, good or bad I will be there for you. That is my promise.

Thank you for everything you do for me. Thank you for all the times you have been there for me, thank you for all the future times you will be there for me. I promise you that no matter what happens in life, no matter how far the distance, I will ALWAYS be here for you. I will always be your cheerleader. I will always be rooting you on. I will always be your shoulder to cry on. I will always be your best friend and I will always love you. No matter the time or distance. I will always be there for you. I promise.

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