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An Open Letter To My Hometown Best Friend

Even though we can't see each other every day, I'm always thinking of you.

Catherine Rack

Sep 27, 2016

Fort Lewis College

An Open Letter To My Hometown Best Friend

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You changed my life.

You know who you are. I love you like a sister. I love your quirks, your laughs, and everything about you. Your presence automatically makes my day better. You are so bubbly and sweet and anyone you meet instantly loves you.

I honestly can’t pinpoint the day we met, but back then we were two scared middle schoolers on a new team, both looking for friends. Before I knew it we were skiing together in the winters and consistently at each other’s houses. Your family became my second home and mine yours. I can just walk on into your house like it’s mine and for that I am forever grateful. To have another place that I can feel just as comfortable as my home does is a blessing.

I know we are completely different people with completely different personalities but I always know just how you’re feeling and thinking. I am so used to you being in my life that being away at college without you is weird. You’ve been such a consistent part of my everyday life for the past five years and I wish you could be here experiencing college with me. However, I know you’re going to shine wherever life takes you next year and that we will always stay close. You will always have a special place in my heart and my life.

I’ve met some pretty awesome people here, but none of them are quite like you. You’re amazing.

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