My best friend Dani and I go back a long, long, long way. I’ve
known this amazing woman for 20 years now. For the record, I’m 24 years old.
That makes her my longest known best friend, and I could not imagine another I
would rather have in the position. We don’t talk nearly as much as we should,
but when we do it’s as though absolutely no time has passed and we’re just
catching up on yesterday’s news. We share a sense of humor, remember (most of)
our secret handshake and will always have a friend in one another. That’s
longevity, my friends.
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Monday, September 23, 2013
Monday, October 29, 2012
Pretty Pretty Princess: Rise of the Goth
Take a walk with me, dear reader, down memory lane. When I
was a young and innocent gayling, I would frequently find myself over at my
neighbor and best friend Dani’s house for some ridiculous shenanigans or other.
Together with our other neighbor Liz, we wrote short plays, built a club house,
founded the Animal Savers Club, played steam roller in the front yard,
attempted cartwheels, had underwater adventures in our pools, rocked out
Halloween parties and made home movies…we knew how to live. Occasionally we
would break out one childhood board game or other. Operation. Mousetrap (if
only to set off the intricate trap and put it away). Loopin’ Louie. Once or
twice there was even a game most remember but refuse to admit to remembering:
Pretty Pretty Princess.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
The most beautiful bride...
About a year ago, one of my dearest and best friends sat
across the table from me at Olive Garden. We hadn’t seen one another in quite
some time, and now that I was back in town on a visit from college, soup salad
and breadsticks were in the highest of order. She has always been beautiful, my
dear friend since the second grade, but there was something extra in her smile
that day. As if no more than a day had passed since our last lunch, we spent
the first 30 minutes of our meal smiling, laughing, sharing our inside jokes
and commencing with all other forms of catching up.
We had been set at a table with a decent amount of sunlight
filtering in through the window. It was not until the initial excitement of our
reunion died down that I noticed a twinkle coming from Lauren’s side of the
table. That’s funny, I thought. It looks like she got a new ring. Its very
pretty. Looks like a decent amount of diamondage, too. And on her left ring
finger…
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