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Dear Future Little, Love Your Future Big

I promise to love you no matter what.

Arianna Wos

Sep 07, 2016

Gannon University

Dear Future Little, Love Your Future Big

Etsy

Hi Little!

First of all, I'm so happy that you decided to join our sisterhood. You are an amazing fit, and I am so excited you are here. You have joined the group of beautiful women that I have grown to love so much, and I hope you love it just as much as I do.

I love you. You are here and you are my little and I love you so much. I could not have asked for a better little. I am so excited to get to know you more and to watch your journey in this sisterhood. I am so excited to see the amazing things you will do for this sisterhood, and in your academic career. I know that you will do incredible things, Little. I am already so proud of you.

I promise to spoil you. I promise to make you crafts and letter shirts. I promise to take you for ice cream and dinner. I promise to go to the gym with you. I promise to inspire and motivate you. I promise to help you study. I promise to take you to the mall to play with puppies. I promise to watch movies and eat a ton of junk food with you. I promise to let you vent about anything and everything. I promise to take silly pictures with you. I promise to go big for your birthday. I promise to visit you when you are sick. I promise to write you letters when we are apart. I promise to make you feel special. I promise to love you no matter what.

Welcome to the tree! I'm so excited to know and love you even more than I already do. I love you to the moon and back, beautiful Little.

Love always,

Your Big

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