I went away a few weeks ago with my college roommates for our annual “girls’ weekend.” It occurred to me as I was belly laughing so hard my sides hurt, that I had known these women for over 20 years now. We have gone through many of life’s chapters together and I am the person I am today because of these women.
On the last night of our little reunion, when my heart was already heavy knowing that it may be another whole year before I see them again, I remembered a poem that my mom had sent me that put into words exactly how I was feeling:
Someday many years from now
We’ll sit beside the candles glow
Exchanging tales about our past
And laughing as the memories flow
And when that distant day arrives
I know it will be understood
That friendship is the key to live
And we were friends and it was good.
–Eileen Hehl
Here’s to the friendships that only get stronger with time.
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