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A Love Letter to Mozzarella Sticks

I'm committed to you...yeah, it's serious.

Mikayla Browne
Feb 05, 2017
High Point University
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A Love Letter to Mozzarella Sticks
Fox Valley Foodie

Dear Mozzarella Sticks,

Thank you. Thank you for being such a big part of my life. I never knew a person could be this happy until I met you. You are always there for me, when I am sad you comfort me. When I am happy you celebrate with me. I can always count on you through think and think.

I remember the first time we met, the best day of my life. We both happen to be at TGIFriday's that night, both so innocent having no idea that that night was the night our lives changed forever. I was just looking for something to warm me up when the kids menu appeared in front of me and the first word I saw was your name. As soon as the waitress placed you in front of me I would feel your warmth and smelled your unforgettable scent. After that night we were inseparable.

We have our differences, though. You hurt me a lot because you and my lactose intolerance do not get along. One thing in my life I cannot get rid of and one thing I dont want to get rid of. It is something I have learned to deal with because I love you that much and you are worth the pain.

Other people have tried to steel you from me but I never let them. I want all of you all the time, you are just something I cannot and will not share. Some people tell me that you are not good for me, that we have an unhealthy relationship. They say I could live such a healthier life if I removed you from it, maybe they are right. I cannot though, I cannot just give you up that fast and that easlie. I would crave you. I would miss you too much.

You are always willing to travel with me. We have so many great memories driving home after late night adventures and the time we snuck you into the movies. Such good times. I can't wait to make more memories with you.

I love you Mozzarella Sticks. See you at dinner!

-Mikayla




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