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A Letter To My Best Friend

I love you.

Veronica Jeziorski
Dec 19, 2016
Southeast Missouri State University
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A Letter To My Best Friend

Dear Bestfriend,

Hey. It's me. I know you usually don't like cheesy, heartfelt things but I just have a lot I want to say. First of all, thank you for being my very best friend since preschool. Though we only went to school together until third grade, I have no better friend than you. I think not going to the same school since fourth grade made our friendship stronger.

Throughout those 8 years that we went to different schools, I went through friendship after friendship. Some of them lasted longer than others while some were barely enough to consider friendships. As those friendships came and went, nothing ever changed with you. No matter what was going on at school, I knew you were my very best friend. I knew that nothing would change with you.

In this world, friendships like ours are pretty rare. People nowadays change friends just about everyday. It seems like just yesterday we were in grade school together playing Red Rover, double dutch, and horses at recess. I miss those days.

I guess what I am trying to say is thank you. Thank you for being the one who can make me laugh until my stomach hurts and my face is sore from smiling. Thank you for beginning horseback riding- because of you, I have my passion. Thank you for understanding my obsession with NCIS. Thank you for having such a great taste in music. Thank you for loving my family like they are your own and spending Thanksgiving with us every other year.

Thank you for giving me the best semester ever. Though I wish you were not leaving, I completely understand that it is what is best for you and I hold nothing against you for that. I am quite sad I will not have you by my side next semester. With that being said, living with you these past few months have been the best few months of my life. I am very thankful for the past few months and all the laughs. You are not my roommate anymore but you are still, without a doubt, my best friend. I completely support you 100% percent and I will always be a call, text, or snapchat away.

Thank you so much again for everything. I love you very much sister!

Yours truly,

Vron

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