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To The People Who Have Changed My Junior Year

Junior Year Has Brought Amazing Friends.

Gina Petruzzi
Apr 19, 2016
Nichols College
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To The People Who Have Changed My Junior Year
Gina Petruzzi

To all the friends who have changed my junior year-

I cannot begin to tell you how grateful I am that you walked into my life one day second semester of junior year. You walked in one day and haven't left me since. I know we've only been good friends for a few months, but it feels like we've been friends for years. I love the friendship that has grown in such a short time. You have become some of my favorite people and some of my best friends this semester and I love that. I wouldn't make it through the craziness without you!

Coming back from my internship was a tough adjustment, but it is people like you who have made the adjustment easier. It isn't always how long you have known a person that makes them a friend, sometimes it is how much they have proved to you that they want to be a part of your life. Thank you for proving you want to be my friend and not only doing so when it is most convenient.

Thank you for putting up with me ALWAYS! Whether I text you at 7:30 AM because I have a problem, or I am stressed about a class, or I am just having a bad day, you always always deal with me. You know just what to say, and even when you don't, you sit there with me, and sometimes even stress with me! I have enjoyed and depended on our daily text messages, our dinner dates, and our heart to hearts to keep me sane. You have become my go to people for a lot this semester whether you like it or not. I cannot thank you enough for putting up with me because I know it isn't always an easy task.

I also have to thank you for being you. You're just the right amount of spunk, goof ball, and sass that I need in my life right now. You're hearts have been so open and accepting and are one of a kind. Thank you for keeping it open for me to come into. I would say we balance each other out pretty well. I didn't think I would make any new friends my junior year because everyone claims to have it figured out by junior year, but you came into my life and it has changed my semester for the better.

For every hug, every laugh, every time you listened, and every time you have been there this year-- THANK YOU!

Thank you for changing my semester for the better.

Lots of Love,

The person whose junior year you changed

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