Me too....and when you're married, its not always easy to find other couples that both the husband and wife enjoy being around.
Well a few years ago I met Zoe Bell at SAGU and our mutual hatred for a specific class we were in AND the fact that we were both getting married soon joined us in a new friendship that I'm sure neither one of us were expecting!
Zoe and I both went to each others bridal shower, which lead to exchanging numbers, which lead to her asking about our apartments, which then lead to her and her Micah moving into our complex literally right down the hall.
Eventually one thing lead to another, and after an EPIC game night with a few of our other close buddies, Britt and I both knew that Zoe and Micah were two awesome people.
After a whole year of pranks, adventures, gaming, REALLY REALLY late night talks, dinners, movies, and lots of other great quality time together.....sadly, it is all coming to an end. Our sweet friends are moving back to San Antonio to be with their families and to follow in the direction that God is leading them to in this new season of their life.
It will be so sad to see them go, but I feel so blessed to have had such a unique friendship with such great people. I know we'll all stay in touch and be lifelong friends-but there will still be a little void in Waxahachie now.
Zo- don't worry, I'll always let you know if it still smells like fajitas/weed/The Collector on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and if the new lady moving into your apartment likes it when we leave old junk on her doorstep. (Something tells me she's not gonna like it very much, but who knows....maybe she'll be a good sport! lol)
We love you guys and will definitely miss you! Thanks for being so incredible! :)
"The most beautiful discovery true friends make is that they can grow separately without growing apart."
-Elisabeth Foley
Time for a RECAP:
