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12 Thank Yous For The Best Roommate Ever

You are one of my best friends and I can't imagine not having you as a roommate.

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Mar 13, 2018

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12 Thank Yous For The Best Roommate Ever

Maddison Boys

There are so many things to thank you for, I don't think I act like it enough, sometimes I may even take it for advantage, and I might even be a terrible roommate at times, which I'm sorry for! So since I don't think I thank you enough, here are 12 things I thank you for, and I couldn't do this year without you!

1. Walking my dog

I know you didn’t sign up for a puppy when we started to live together, and I know she’s super easy and sweet. But thank you for walking her when I have classes or get stuck doing something with my sorority and don’t have time to go back to let her out, also for hanging out with her when you're at home.

2. Getting food with me

This may seem small but it's not, whenever I need a late night taco bell run you're always there, same with a late night Walmart run! Whether you are eating or not you're up for the random adventure.

3. Being the person I can tell anything to

I know that whatever I say won't go anywhere but between us. I can tell you anything, and you might be judging me but you'll still support even my worst decisions! Sometimes I just need to get all my ideas out on the table, and have someone listen to them even if they may be crazy!

4. Being my shoulder to cry on

Whether I'm having a bad day or not, I know I can always count on having you there when I need it most. I might be crying miles away and you're only a phone call away! You always have a cure for my bad days.

5. Cleaning

There are definitely times when I don't want to clean, and thank you for cleaning the apartment on those occasions, I swear I'll do my part the next time! This one is huge because I may not say thank you a lot, but I promise that I'm so appreciative of this especially when I don't want to do it!

6. Sharing clothes

This is definitely a major perk of us being close to the same size with shoes, and clothes! If I can't find something to wear I know you'll probably have something in your closet, and vice versa.

7. Keeping me on track with school

Watching you be such a good student is a great role model for me, and makes me more motivated to do my school work, and get it all done!

8. Sometimes playing mom

I'm usually mom in our group of friends, and I just want to thank you for stepping up as that role sometimes for me personally when I need it. Like calling me asking me where I've gone to because I left without saying bye, or checking to make sure I'm still alive at times!

9. Giving the best advice

I may not always listen to it, but I swear you give great advice, and tell me things that I don't want to hear but DEFINITELY need to!

10. Eating ice cream with me

I mean who doesn't love someone that will get fat with you so you don't have to alone.

11. Watching TV

You have your shows and I have mine, but thanks for watching mine with me, and letting me crash your Monday night shows on the couch.

12. For being my best friend

Honestly, I know I may not act like it sometimes but you are one of my best friends and I can't imagine not having you as a roommate. Thank you for being the best friend that I can just bombard at all hours of the night.

I have no idea what I'm going to do without you next year as a roommate and friend when you're off in the world being an adult! You deserve so much better than this, and I can't thank you enough for all that you do! Thank you for being the best roommate anyone can ever have, and I'm going to miss living with you next year!

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12 Thank Yous For The Best Roommate Ever

You are one of my best friends and I can't imagine not having you as a roommate.

1. Walking my dog

2. Getting food with me

3. Being the person I can tell anything to

4. Being my shoulder to cry on

5. Cleaning

6. Sharing clothes

7. Keeping me on track with school

8. Sometimes playing mom

9. Giving the best advice

10. Eating ice cream with me

11. Watching TV

12. For being my best friend

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