To My Best Friend's Parents
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To My Best Friend's Parents

A thank you to the second set of parents I have in my life.

Nikki Ezbiansky
Oct 11, 2016
Mansfield University of Pennsylvania
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To My Best Friend's Parents
Nikki Ezbiansky

To my best friend's parents,

This thank you is quite overdue and should of been said years and years ago. Having your daughter in my life has been such a blessing. Her and I are just like sisters and you two are my second set of parents that I can go to if I don't want to go to my actual parents. I know I can always count on you two on anything whether it be a place to crash or keeping a secret. I couldn't imagine my life without your daughter. I am very grateful for everything you have done for me.

Thank you for opening your house with open arms. Throughout high school and the time I am home from college, I am at your house fifty percent of the time. I appreciate the food you have in your house when I am home as well. Thank you for paying for my dinner when I had my own cash and debit card on me in my wallet. I laugh every time I hear that you ask how I am and where I am at when I haven't been over in three days.

Thank your for inviting me to family vacations, holidays, birthdays, and even just simple Saturday night cookouts. I know all of your family like they are my own and get excited when I am able to see them. I know I always have a pool to lounge in during the hot summer days. Thank you for treating me like one of your own. You are not afraid to speak your mind and I would like to believe that I am like that. I am not afraid to say something and do not care what others think of me. Thank you for checking up on me from time to time and asking how school and overall life is. There are thousands of things that I can't put into five hundred words.

To my best friend, thank you for everything you have done for me and my family. I love your parents and family and am so happy that I have been able to share the memories that I have with them. I couldn't imagine my life without you being my there when I am down or need someone to get Panera with.

I'll see you all again soon.

Love,

Your second daughter that you got stuck with.

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