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The Saddest Goodbye

To my friends and family back at home.

Ashley Mulhare
Aug 23, 2019
Villanova University
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To the people in Connecticut who have changed my life,

Thank you. Throughout my life full of growing up and changing, you've loved me at my worst and at my best. Teaching me and leading me onto paths I never would've found myself on, you each have played a key role in forming me into who I am today. Although I know I'll be seeing you all in a short few months, not having you all here with me makes this experience seem all the more real. Thank you for helping me grow. I hope you all find someone who will leave a similar impact on you. Good luck and thank you for making my life and this summer amazing.

Sincerely,

A girl now ready for adventure

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