Wednesday, December 8, 2010
farewell friend
My favorite friend is moving. (Don't worry, you are my other favorite friend.)
She is moving tomorrow. Not down the street, not across town, but to another state.
I am sad.
She has taught me how to better serve, how to OVER serve, how to wrap a present, and to not feel ashamed when your emotions are pure and you need to cry. She has been my friend for just over a year, but I feel like we've been friends for a lifetime.
She has also taught me how to gracefully lie when someone needs it. She is the first one to tell me that I am crafty, smart, pretty, and thin! Can you believe anyone tells me I am thin? It's no wonder I love her so. She is the best kind of liar.
I will miss her terribly.
Being left behind stinks. Leaving is harder, though. So I hope her travels are safe, her new home is hers soon, her children adapt well, and that others see how wonderful she is quickly. I would love if she started some sort of a blog so I could keep up with her life as she has promised to keep up with ours.
{side note: everyone out there that thinks you feel like you've kept up with me because of this blog, but you don't blog/update/email: SHAME ON YOU! I have no idea what's going on with you and I CARE, too! So email me/update/something! love and hugs}
Boo! to moving friends. Hooray! to new opportunities for said friends. Woot Woot! to awesome friendships that will last no matter where we live.
THREE THINGS!
1. $5 whole chicken at Costco (totally free range and no antibiotics, I am sure)
2. super glue
3. sharing smoothies with Rhett
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5 wise comments:
I guess now you know what it feels like. When someone you love moves away.
Sad, but thank goodness for the zillion ways to stay in touch huh?
As Angela mentioned above, our family been on both sides of this thing (multiple times) so I can definitely relate.
We'll miss our friends. Good luck in Boise, guys. You'll be missed, but we're glad you're able to move forward and do what's best for your family.
Keep in touch!
I think this is how I felt when you left. I totally feel like I am part of your life because of this blog. I check up on you everyday!
Ugh. Hate it when friends move! I had two friends move away from our country setting & it has left a huge hole. I could always wander over to their house with my 3 kids in tow & hang out with them. (I am sure they loved my drop-ins & me witnessing their chaotic lives& messy kitchens) I am still sad my friends moved & it has been over 2 years. And they don't read my blog, bummer! hugs, Cathy
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