A Letter To My Friends At The Start Of Our Senior Year
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A Letter To My Friends At The Start Of Our Senior Year

Because time goes by too fast and I will miss all of you so much.

Meredith Bennett
Aug 15, 2016
University of Southern Mississippi
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A Letter To My Friends At The Start Of Our Senior Year
Meredith Bennett

To all of my friends at the start of our senior year,

We did it! It's crazy to think how long this journey has been. Some of you have been my friend from the start, and some of you I met along the way. Time flew by way too fast. It's crazy to think that we are already at the end of our journey, when it seems like just yesterday we were moving into our freshman residence halls. I wish we could go back and relive some of the wonderful memories that we have experienced, but I know that there are so many more great times that will come this year.

I hope that we cherish all of the moments that happen this year, because our college experience is about to come to an end. There are so many things I want to experience along with all of you by my side, and I can't wait to see what this year brings.

I remember all of the good times, the bad times, and all of the nights where we just stayed up and talked about how crazy college has been. Thank you all for always being there for me, for studying with me until midnight, and for encouraging me to experience new things every day.

I hope that we stay in touch once we graduate. I know that we are all off to bigger and better things, but all of you have impacted my life in such a positive way, I can't imagine not seeing all of you every day like I do now. I hope that we stand in each other's weddings, we keep in touch once we grow older and have kids, and we visit to catch up on everything that we will go through over the years to come.

There have been so many ups and downs throughout these past few years of college. I can't imagine having gone through all of those good and bad times without you all by my side to vent to, to laugh with, and to get advice from.

College goes by way too fast, and I wish it could last forever (even though some days I know I am ready to grow up). I hope all of you achieve your dream careers, and I hope all of the plans we talk about until 2 a.m. in the morning actually happen in our futures. Thank you for everything you have done, and I cannot wait to experience my last year in college with all of you.

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