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14 Things to Thank Your Big For.

Thanks for being the best big a girl could ask for.

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14 Things to Thank Your Big For.
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Dear Big,

Even though we are not getting matching tattoos anytime soon, you are still one of my closest friends on campus. You accepted me into you little family and now you’re stuck with me. I know we don’t hang out all of the time, but you’re still showing me what it means to be a great friend and leader. So thanks!

1. Thank you for showing me how to sorority.

2. Thanks for not judging me when I look like crap the next day.


3. Thanks for getting dinner/lunch with me or eating food with me.

4. Thanks for being an ear to listen to.

5. Thanks for telling me the truth even if it might hurt my feelings.

6. Thanks for looking out for me.

7. Thanks for being a great support system.


8. Thanks for making Big/Little reveling so surprising.

9. Thank you for being a role model to me.


10. Thank you for being my walking Sorority Dictionary (especially during my first year).

11. Thank you for always pushing me.

12. Thank you for accepting into you family.

13. Thanks for taking me as your Little.


14. Thank you for being everything I could have ever asked for in a Big and then some.


Love,

Your Little.

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