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11 Promises To My Little

Even when we're old.

Carleigh Lyons

Oct 18, 2017

Troy University

4660

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Hey, Little Bit! I am still filled with joy that you ran home to me just a couple of weeks ago. Being your big is fun and all, but it comes with some responsibility too. While I am here, I am going to make you a couple of promises:

1. I promise to always be your biggest supporter.

From school to finishing that last bite of Moe's, I will always be your biggest fan.

2. I promise to always be honest with you.

Real people are hard to come by in college, so you can always count on me to be 100% honest with you

3. I promise to never judge you.

No matter how bad you mess up, my arms will be open and I absolutely will not judge you.

4. I promise to always delete unflattering pictures of you.

Yeah, you're beautiful, but I promise to delete every picture of you that you do not feel beautiful in!

5. I promise to stalk your social media and like every picture you post.

Don't worry, it's just me, making sure I got all of them.

6. I promise to always keep our Snapchat streak.

Because what's more important?

7. I promise to always be myself around you.

Even though I sometimes embarrass you, I will always be myself around you, because who likes a fake friend?

8. I promise to always keep your secrets.

It will probably be the most exciting thing I have heard all day, but I promise to always keep your secrets between the two of us.

9. I promise to give you all of my old t-shirts when I graduate.

It wouldn't be right if I didn't.

10. I promise that you will be standing next to me on my wedding day.

I'm going to go ahead and apologize. (Also I promise not to make you wear an ugly dress)

11. I promise to always make time for you. Always.

Even after I graduate, get old, get married, have kids, and have a real job, I promise to have a girl's night every once in awhile.

Love you more than you'll ever know! #MyLittleBad

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