A Letter To My High School Friends At Different Colleges
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A Letter To My High School Friends At Different Colleges

It's not a good bye, it's a see ya later.

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A Letter To My High School Friends At Different Colleges

Moving away for college was one of the biggest changes of my life. Like many others, leaving my home, family, pets and everything that was once a normalcy was very hard. Then, to add more changes to my life, everyone that I have grown up with and become friends with was hours away. For now, I just want to say thank you to all of my friends, whether we met in kindergarten or senior year, thank you for being a part of my life. All of the memories that we have shared, the good, the bad and the ugly, have shaped each and every relationship that we have. Going from seeing each and everyone of you every day to talking to some of you once a month, if that, was and is still a huge adjustment that takes time. Being able to see how you all are experiencing life in your own and unique ways and enjoying the next chapter of life is great and something that I look forward to everyday. Some of you are still in our hometown, others are numerous hours away, but no matter what, we will always find our way back home. There are some things that no one else will understand that we will remember and cherish for the rest of our lives. Spending this time away from each other and becoming adults makes the times that we do spend together and see each other that much more special. Getting to talk about you, my amazing and hilarious friends, with my new friends at school is something that I love doing. Coming home for the holidays is so much more special knowing that I will get to see all of you and spend time with you reminiscing and sharing new memories from our new lives. It's not a good bye, it's a see ya later. Thank you for being some of the absolute best people I know and having a part in my life, I wouldn't want to share it with anyone else. I love you all.

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