In school, lunch time didn't seem right without Amy by my side. She was quiet, a bit mousy, and lean. We looked a bit like the Spratts sitting by each other. We both usually brought our lunches. In elementary we'd both bring sandwiches and swap stickers with the other girls to get the best sticker collection. In junior high and high school, she
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Couple of typos - "knew were to find her" and "same floor of the same door"
Who are the Spratts? Like Jack and wife? I think we don't get enough physical description of you to make this easy to get?
Enjoyed seeing the progression through time, and how your rituals stayed even as you changed as people - nice!
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Yes, Jack and his wife are the Spratts. I wondered if that might not be a little rough for lack of my physical description, but I couldn't figure out how to put that in without it seeming forced. That's why I changed my description of her to "lean" from thin (which is kind of weak for an adjective anyway, there are better ones to say the same thing, like lean.)
Thanks! It's comforting to have something stay the same in the midst of so much change in life.
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And yes, I do invent words as it pleases me. It's my right as an English major and a writer. I'm... emulating Shakespeare! Yeah... that's it...
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Your entry made me smile:)
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I'm definitely with you on the being fed by good company. I could bask in the presence of friends and not be faint.
I'm glad you smiled! ^_^
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Amy sounds like a great friend to keep in touch with. Nice memories!
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She is, and they are. ^_^ Thanks for reading!
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