After the game, while chatting with Amy, from Denver, she described her BFF by saying, "I don't remember ever not knowing her."
That struck me. Is there someone in your life you don't remember not knowing?
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Suzanne
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Yeah, my mom's best friend. I know she wasn't around when I was real little because my mom told me, but I don't remember a time when I didn't know her.
ReplyDeleteI can't say I don't remember a time when I didn't know some of the big players in my life. But that's because I distinctly remember, no matter my age, the day that they walked into my life. Whether it was my cousin snacking with me at the food table when I was five or my best guy friend that I met during field day when we were eight. The moments I met them just stuck with me.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm, I do remember meeting my best friends way back in my early years...
ReplyDeleteI can't think of anyone right now....
My husband. Which may sound cheesy, but we dated when we were 13 and 15 - then were separated for 20 years, and married last year after dating 6 months. In some ways, it was as though nothing changed, like I'd known him all my life even though we'd been apart. Now I can't remember what life was like without him.
ReplyDeleteMy husband. Someone asked him the other day how long we'd been together and he casually said, "About a hundred years or so." Yep.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great question! That would have to be my best friend, Michele, who I met in second grade. She lives 2,000 miles away now, but when we get back together, it's as if no time has passed. It's a truly special friendship.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite cousin, whom you also know quite well, but I've known him longer. He and I are just a month apart in age and played together as little kids. Later in college we spent a lot of time together. He's just the best!
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