Life is a journey that seems like a roller coaster a majority of the time. I go from being extremely excited about something in life to an emotional wreck the next. I go through random phases of "leave me alone" or "please don't leave me," and you came into my life at just the right time in order for me to have these phases. Had it not been for you and everything we've been through in life already, I don't know where I would be.
You came into my life and we went through the awkward "I don't really know how to trust you" phase to always being together and getting on each other's ever living nerves from being together a little too much. You've been a friend, a sister, but now you're just simply "my person" and I could not thank you enough for coming into my life when you did.
Thank you...
1. For always being honest with me, even when it hurts.
2. For our random spontaneous adventures.
3. For always knowing how to make me laugh especially when I'm beyond the point of pissed.
4. For being petty with me when someone pisses me off.
5. For encouraging me to be myself and be who I want to be every single day.
6. For teaching me that it's okay to be different and weird.
7. For always blaring the best jams in the car with me.
8. For every "Friends" episode we have binge watched over and over again.
9. For being apart of my family.
10. For always listening to me even though I've probably talked about this issue five times before.
11. For picking me up when I am down.
12. For reminding me where my worth is found.
13. For every time you've stayed in because I don't want to go out.
14. For taking care of me when I forget to take care of myself.
15. For always being down to hang out and have fun times.
16. For making my big and small accomplishments a big deal.
17. For allowing me to trust in you and confide in you daily.
18. For always being my alarm clock and reminder during the day.
19. For never staying mad at me for too long.
20. For sharing your life with me and being my person. I don't know what life would be without you.
