Sorry it's been so long since my last post. You all have been deprived of the wonder that is me for far too long, but graduation and spending time with the best roommates in the world took priority over blogging. School is officially over and all of my goodbye's have been said. Sad times. I must say I miss all of my friends already. I was looking back over my previous posts and I realized just how big a chunk Emily, Jenn, and the Kristin played in my life. It's no wonder things feel strange and sort of empty without them.
Just in case you guys are checking up on me (and you better be) I want to say a few things that I didn't get to tell you before. I think we were all in a bit of denial.

Emily, even though you were rarely around, I enjoyed our boy chats. I knew I could always count on you to understand my gripings about the opposite sex. I'll miss you. And I read your comment (finally) and I almost cried. I'm gonna miss you girl. I love ya. Keep in touch and let me know when you and Chad decide to get hitched...I'll be there.

Jenn, I'll miss our lunch dates and having a "mom" away from mom. You were a great roomie. I hope all goes well for you at pharmacy school. Remember me when you're rich and famous. I love the way that when you live with someone you learn "how they are"; thier little quirks and all that good stuff. I know we had that and I'll miss you bunches.

Kristin, of all the people at Bridgewater, I feel that I probably learned the most from you. You're geekiness makes you awesome, and you taught me to embrace my geeky side. For that I am forever in your debt. I'll miss our geek chats, but most of all I'll miss being the muse. I need an artist to inspire, dammit. What's a muse without her artist? I'm going to miss you big time; you rock my socks off like no other. In saying goodbye to you I never really told you how much you would be missed or how much our friendship meant to me (I think because we both were in a bit of denial about the whole leaving thing). But, just so you know, our friendship is something that I'll treasure. So you better keep in touch, Beeyotch.

Mary Chris, I really missed you at graduation. It just wasn't the same without you. I clapped in my heart when they called your name en absentia. You are a unique person and I truly value our friendship. You helped me through some rought situations, and I appreciate your ever present listening ear. I hope I have been as good a friend to you as you have been to me. I hope things work out for your trip to Europe this summer, but when you get back in the states, look me up. I'll be waiting to hear from you.

I think I've addressed everyone who is likely to check my blog. If I missed you feel free to yell at me. ;)

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