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To just some of the many people back home, still in Arizona, that I miss the most:
Nicolette- I miss how close we were. I know we are both incredibly busy, but I wish that we could make some time- even just a little- regularly to keep talking and keeping our friendship alive.
Stefan- I miss how I could count on you for everything. I miss our sonic runs, adventure nights, and spontaneous late-night excursions.
Andi- I didn't realize that I would really miss you until I left. I miss being around your confidence and life.
Malorie- I miss the little things you do to let people know you care. Things you do not do for recognition and reciprocation. Things you do not let everyone see.
Neeru- Harvard was great with you. But I still miss being able to talk with you everyday. I miss seeing you cross the street to the anatomy building with your arms crossed over your stomach, leaning forward and looking sick.
Josh- I miss almost everything about you. I love you so much. I am so proud of this decision you have made, and this revelation in your life. It was time. I miss holding hands and riding in the car belting Jack Johnson songs with the windows down.
Gihan- I just miss you. I miss our walks and our talks. I miss lying on the grass in the greenbelt outside of your house, exhausted from epic tennis matches, talking until it gets dark. It feels like we are worlds away from each other. I wish we could talk more.
Kevin- I miss our cycle. Our periods of being brother and sister. Of you calling me when you hear something interesting on the news and want my opinion. I miss knowing that even when our lives become too busy for one another, we will find each other again. I'm glad that we just did.
Audrey- I miss your eagerness to protect me. I miss our girls sleepovers and girl scout cookie deliveries. I miss the way you fail to compromise even a bit of who you are to please anyone else.
Zach- I miss your jokes. I miss the sound of your laugh and hearing the laughs that you bring others. I miss your unbelievable positive attitude that radiates whether you are playing your sport...or lying in a hospital bed. I miss your hugs. Not just your big bear hugs from before the accident, but also the little ones where you clap your hands in excitement and try to reach up with that huge smile on your face.
Nicolette- I miss how close we were. I know we are both incredibly busy, but I wish that we could make some time- even just a little- regularly to keep talking and keeping our friendship alive.
Stefan- I miss how I could count on you for everything. I miss our sonic runs, adventure nights, and spontaneous late-night excursions.
Andi- I didn't realize that I would really miss you until I left. I miss being around your confidence and life.
Malorie- I miss the little things you do to let people know you care. Things you do not do for recognition and reciprocation. Things you do not let everyone see.
Neeru- Harvard was great with you. But I still miss being able to talk with you everyday. I miss seeing you cross the street to the anatomy building with your arms crossed over your stomach, leaning forward and looking sick.
Josh- I miss almost everything about you. I love you so much. I am so proud of this decision you have made, and this revelation in your life. It was time. I miss holding hands and riding in the car belting Jack Johnson songs with the windows down.
Gihan- I just miss you. I miss our walks and our talks. I miss lying on the grass in the greenbelt outside of your house, exhausted from epic tennis matches, talking until it gets dark. It feels like we are worlds away from each other. I wish we could talk more.
Kevin- I miss our cycle. Our periods of being brother and sister. Of you calling me when you hear something interesting on the news and want my opinion. I miss knowing that even when our lives become too busy for one another, we will find each other again. I'm glad that we just did.
Audrey- I miss your eagerness to protect me. I miss our girls sleepovers and girl scout cookie deliveries. I miss the way you fail to compromise even a bit of who you are to please anyone else.
Zach- I miss your jokes. I miss the sound of your laugh and hearing the laughs that you bring others. I miss your unbelievable positive attitude that radiates whether you are playing your sport...or lying in a hospital bed. I miss your hugs. Not just your big bear hugs from before the accident, but also the little ones where you clap your hands in excitement and try to reach up with that huge smile on your face.