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An Open Letter To My Best Friends

Megan Schafer

Jun 27, 2016

Cabrini University

This is for all of my best friends.

To Adela,

Adela. we have been friends for about nine years and it is amazing how far we have come. You were my first friend that I made when I moved to Pennsylvania. We have had our fights and our bad times but we always overcame them and came out stronger. I can go to you for anything and I know you would not judge me. We have had a lot of laughs and memories together that make everything worthwhile. Since you had Bubby and Bean, they too have become part of my life and I cannot wait to see how they grow up. Thank you for always being there for me and listening to the many stories, complaints, and heartbreaks that I have shared with you. I love you.

To Llama Squad,

Natalie, Ashley, Jess, Paige, Hannah, Rita, Sam and to any that I did not remember, you guys have made my freshman and sophomore years at Cabrini great ones to remember. I cannot believe we are incoming juniors! The years have just flown by. We have been through a lot together and survived. We have created great memories from late night walks to Wawa, going on an adventure through Bryn Mawr, study sessions in East or in the library, and drives to Starbucks. This year will be a greater one to remember. Every one of you has a special place in my heart. I cannot wait to see where this year brings us. Thank you all for being some of the greatest people I have met and being there for me when I need you. Also thanks for putting up with me. I love you all.

To my Roommates;

Natalie, Amber, and Liz, this year will be an adventure. We all may not get along at some moments, but what relationship is all rainbows and butterflies? I want to say that I am excited to see how this year will play out. Nat, we are really close and I can share everything with you. I can't wait to spend another year rooming with you even though we fight. I love you! Amber, we grew close this past year, and I hope everything will still be the same. Remember I am here for you if you ever need to talk about anything I will always listen. Liz, I know we haven't really hung out as much, but I hope that can change this year.

Thank you all of you who have helped make my life better by having such great friends! I love you all and cannot wait to see where the years to come will lead us.

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