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i heart this one person



So...when I was barely 11 years old I met someone who, at the time, I didn't realize would become someone who would help shape my life and become one of the most important people I would ever have the privilege of knowing.  I won't expose her name here...since I'm not sure how "kosher" that would be. haha.  This woman was my age (now) when she came into my life.  It's really strange how life has it's twists and turns.  She was my shoulder to cry on, my favorite person to laugh with, we loved shopping together, we sang in the car, wore the same outfits, liked the same food, had "fights" and made up, enjoyed the same hobbies, and from what we still hear...even LOOK ALIKE.  My "Lou" and I have been through a lot of high and a lot of low times together.  We haven't always gotten a long, but some how always seem to figure our way through those times.  We have hurt each other and gotten over it.  We have made memories that will last a lifetime.  I wouldn't trade our relationship for anything.  I mean, sure...I have my regrets of things I have said, done, and ways that I have acted...but I don't think we would have as much respect for each other if we hadn't gone through all that we have.  I love this person with all of my heart and thank God sooo much for her.  I let her into a place in my heart that I haven't allowed anyone else to inhabit..and I wouldn't kick her out for anyone to else to live there to this day.  She stole my heart with her soft little voice and sweet demeanor.  (This is sounding so sketchy, but I promise it's not). hahahahaha  Lou instantly became my best friend, and although our relationship should have been a little different, I am glad that it is the way it is.  We can go for months without seeing each other and it's like nothing has changed.  We laugh our butts off together, we talk about the nitty gritty stuff that no one else knows about, we stay up all hours of the night reminiscing about the "good old days", and there is never a dull moment.  I miss her terribly.  It's crazy how we have to grow up and become responsible adults and move all over the place and leave people that we adore behind.  I am just thankful that she is and always will be a part of my life, no matter where in the world we are.  
I heart this person....my strawberry lou.


OLDIE :)

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