Find Your Chances

I’ve been thinking about friendship quite a bit recently. Moving out of New York City meant leaving behind wonderful friends who made my experience in the city unforgettable. I’ve reconnected with a grade school friend I hadn’t spoken to in over ten years for the simple, but inexcusable, reason that we lived far apart. And, I am very much looking forward to a much overdue visit to Boston this weekend to see my wonderful group of friends I met in college.

Plus, just a couple weeks ago on my 28th birthday, I was feeling a bit old.  There’s no getting around it–I’m approaching the big 3-0!  But, as my birthday wore on, I was inundated with phone messages and emails wishing me a very happy birthday.  I realized it’s not so bad getting older because as more and more time passes, the more friends I meet along the way and the more opportunities I have to enjoy the time I do have with my friends.

“Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born.” –Anais Niin

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