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An Honest Thank You Letter To My Best Friends

Thank you for the everyday things.

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An Honest Thank You Letter To My Best Friends

We all have those people in our lives that we call our BEST friends. These aren't just the people who you tell your biggest secrets to – these are the people who we talk with about what we had for lunch, or about the cutest shirt we bought today. Somehow, every facet of our lives seem to interest them, and they know how to make us feel special. No detail about your life is too small for them – they want to know it all.

These are the seemingly unordinary – but extraordinary – things I'd like to thank my best friends for:

Thank you for always being down to eat Mexican with me. If we really were what we ate, we would be chicken quesadillas and chips with queso.

Thank you for being as lazy as me. As much as we say we are going to run those two miles tomorrow, I know we are going to lay in bed and watch "Legally Blonde." And that's okay. At least we won't show each other up in our river pictures.

Thank you for going with me to town, to the store, or to visit my family. I know this wouldn't be near as possible if we didn't live a hop, skip, and a jump down the road from each other, but regardless, thanks for always being willing to get in the car with me and head out.

Thank you for knowing what I deserve, even when I don't. Somehow, you always know before me what guys are bad for me. It's like you have this built-in radar that detects guys who will end up hurting me.

Thank you for beach rides. Something about the beach at night calms us down. I guess it just runs in our coast blood to be in need of some fresh saltwater therapy every now and then.

Thank you for the "I got you this time, you can get me next time." You know, those times when I forget my wallet or you forgot yours; the times when we go to Taco Bell at three in the morning with other friends and we can only do two separate orders. We never have to worry about paying each other back, because we know down the line it will get repaid in some form.

Thanks for going in the store and bringing me out a Diet Coke. It really is the small things in life that are most appreciated, like having my favorite drink ready for me.

Thanks for having my back. Someone giving me the eye? I know it's the least I have to worry about with you. You're the first to defend me to ANYONE, even when I'm wrong. You brag about things that I've accomplished to other people and you know I do the same for you.

Life seriously wouldn't be the same without you. So, of course, thank you for keeping my secrets safe, and thank you for being my best friend on an everyday basis, not just on the weekends when we need something fun to do.

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