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To The Friend Who Left

Sometimes life just happens and I get that. Why leave without an explanation though?

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To The Friend Who Left
Sarah Grisham

To my friend who left. This one is for you.

You didn't have to leave, but you did and I don't know why.

Thank you for showing me that it is ok to have a sassy attitude.

But surround yourself with people who can handle it.

Thank you for having my back when I needed it.

What most people do not know is that the calm and collected texts they received back was all you and not me (because we all know I would not have been that nice).

Thank you for sticking around as long as you did.

We know it isn't easy.

Thank you for always telling me what I needed to hear.

Rather than what I wanted to hear.

Thank you for always saying you were hungry.

I never had to worry about eating alone, because you were "always hungry".

Thank you for the pictures.

I love memories and we had some good ones.

Thank you for always supporting me in whatever I did.

If I wanted to go rob Qdoba I knew you would be right there beside me. Or steal an elderly man...


Thank you for the laughs.

Even when I wanted to cry.

Thank you for the random trips.

Even the ones that never happened, but they were always planned. Just in case.

Thank you for always answering when I called.

And if you didn't then you knew your phone was about to blow uppppp. Probably never important as I thought they were, but you always acted like you cared.

Thank you.

Thank you for showing me in that short amount of time that life was never as serious as I thought it was.

Thank you for no longer being there for me.

Sometimes that is how life works out sometimes. Things happen and people turn out how you never thought they would be. I am ok with it though. You have made me realize that some friendships are temporary, but never take a moment with them for granted.


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