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To My Graduating Big, Everything I Need You To Know Before You're Off The Conquer The World

Cheers to having you as my big, my best friend, and my person.

Carsen McCune

Apr 15, 2018

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To My Graduating Big, Everything I Need You To Know Before You're Off The Conquer The World

Carsen McCune

My Big,

I can't believe that it's almost here. It seems like just yesterday you were picking me up for pairs and having our first sleepover at your place.

I wrote a letter for my little, and you were "mad" that I didn't do the same for you. Little did you know, I had a very special plan for yours.

You are one of my biggest role models and I am so insanely blessed to have spent the last 3 years with you. You taught me how to be a better person, that it's okay to cry at literally anything that makes me happy, and how to love everyone around me so effortlessly.

You are the most loyal, kind, and giving person I know. You would do anything to help a friend and are there when anyone needs you.

I appreciate every time you've been there for me and stuck out the hard stuff with me. Also T GOD for you taking care of me on my 21st. Don't know if I would have made it without you.

You have made me laugh and cry more in the last 3 years than I ever imagined. You have become one of my best friends, and my go-to person that I know will always be there. You have become such a special person in my life, and my mom seriously views you as another member of the family.

We've shared so many amazing memories and you bring out the most fun side of me. From the little things like our trips to La Cha or the big things like our trip to D.C. brings so many good memories to mind and I'm so glad I got to experience college with you by my side.

Soon, you will move to start your post-grad life and although I'll miss you and won't live right down the street anymore, I'm so insanely proud of everything you've done.

As you start the new chapter in your life, I hope you always remember how much I, our greek fam, and everyone around you, absolutely adores you. You brighten up every room you walk into and I know you are going to totally crush it at your new job.

Even though you're moving five hours away, I'm only a phone call or Facetime aways. Cheers to new adventures, and cheers to having you as my big, my best friend, and my person.

XOXO

Your Little

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4. Dance part in the car! Even when I'm alone. Because every song is my favorite.

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8. Why am I not famous yet?

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