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Cue sappy post...
Okay, so I'm going to attempt to be not so sappy. But to be completely honest, despite the fact that I can count the friends I'm going to take from Geneva on one hand, I truly appreciate those few friendships that I have made.
I've had some extremely rough years whilst at college. I've learned to deal with stressful roommate situations, abusive relationships, a complete nervous breakdown, "home" changing thrice, death of old high school friends, many friends leaving, many papers, a multitude of tests, and a heap of other near-death experiences of crossing route 18. God has just used all these things that can be viewed as rotten things as major points of growth.
I've also been blessed with so many good things: many walks around Beaver Falls until my toes felt like they were frostbitten, endless hours in the green room singing, much card playing, dancing on the sacred carpet, one of the best "work" situations ever in my life, great Thai food, so manymanymany late night Sheetz runs, beautiful Alex's tray art, the best waitress EVER and enough laughter-induced tears to fill an olympic-sized swimming pool.
Thank you all for being part of my life and teaching me so much (whether you meant to or not).
Okay, so I'm going to attempt to be not so sappy. But to be completely honest, despite the fact that I can count the friends I'm going to take from Geneva on one hand, I truly appreciate those few friendships that I have made.
I've had some extremely rough years whilst at college. I've learned to deal with stressful roommate situations, abusive relationships, a complete nervous breakdown, "home" changing thrice, death of old high school friends, many friends leaving, many papers, a multitude of tests, and a heap of other near-death experiences of crossing route 18. God has just used all these things that can be viewed as rotten things as major points of growth.
I've also been blessed with so many good things: many walks around Beaver Falls until my toes felt like they were frostbitten, endless hours in the green room singing, much card playing, dancing on the sacred carpet, one of the best "work" situations ever in my life, great Thai food, so manymanymany late night Sheetz runs, beautiful Alex's tray art, the best waitress EVER and enough laughter-induced tears to fill an olympic-sized swimming pool.
Thank you all for being part of my life and teaching me so much (whether you meant to or not).