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To my Forever best friend

I want you to have it all.

ashleyebert
Jul 08, 2018
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To my Forever best friend

Through the highs and the lows you have shown me what loyal friendship is, but senior year is something I want to thank you so much for.

Thank you for making every day fun.

The countless football games that always ended with a big plate of wings at bdubs, the miserable stats classes that you pushed me through every other day, the nights that will always be unforgettable, and the weekends spent out in the city. You made my senior year the best.

Thank you for being my right hand.

Whether I was upset or had shocking drama to tell, you are always the first person I call. You've always been my go to if I need serious advice or a little help on the math homework I struggled with. I know that I can always count on you.

Thank you for sticking around through my worst days.

You understand me like no one else does. On my days where I felt like crying or when anxiety filled my body, you were there next to me. When I was struggling with a lost or working on self-improvement, you were my biggest support system, and I know that you will always be. You know me better than anyone, and you still love me everyday.

Thank you for your positivity.

You always remind me that everything will be okay. The way that you look at life is admirable, because you shine such a bright light into a world that can be dark. You help me embody an attitude that revolves around optimism and I am forever thankful for that.

Thank you for being my best friend.

I want you to have it all. I hope that life brings you nothing but happiness throughout college and beyond. Three hours away from each other just means our facetimes will become daily. I love you to the moon and back and truly can't thank you enough for the long drives, dance parties, and the forever friendship that we will always have.


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