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Enjoying Friends...

       Tonight, my husband and I went to a movie and dinner with our two best friends. We met right in the middle between our two houses, and went to see Resident Evil: Afterlife and then to Olive Garden for dinner. I know what your thinking, "Who Cares!" But, the point I am trying to make is that meeting up with friends for simple things like movies, and dinners is what keeps us going. I have had a rough month or so, and just getting together with them, talking about other things like their pregnancy, or the UFC, school, and others just makes me feel at ease. It helps me remember that there are more important things in life than jobs. You need people in your life to sometimes help you sit back, relax, and enjoy the moment. Although the movie sucked, and disappointed us all, dinner was wonderful and it was great to see one another. We have all been friends for a long time, and it just makes me so happy that we are still very close to one another even though we are all doing very different things. I love having friends that know everything, understand us, and want to spend time with us more than just once a month. It's interesting to see sometimes how friendships work, last, and end. Finally, I just wanted to say how thankful I am for all my friends near and close, and how I love all of them!

P.S. - I have my first shift at The Family Dollar tomorrow! Wish me luck! I hope that I can stay awake for an 8 hour shift, and that my feet won't give out on me! haha

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