Here is our story, as written by Stephanie.
Growing up in the small southern town of Macon, Georgia, this
group bonded at the tender age of 13. What drew these girls together was of
typical circumstances: boys, laughter, gossip, clothes, makeup and typical High
School activities of the time. College may have taken us apart geographically,
but we always found time to gather during visits back home. An afternoon
together on Christmas Eve would roll into late in the evening, never a lapse in
conversation, laughter, or tears.
After a few years, get togethers became wedding and baby showers.
We celebrated these significant milestones together, peppered with new friends
from college and our work- but never quite the same as "the girls."
Unfortunately, gatherings now may take place at funerals for our
parents, but what comfort we take seeing each other during this most difficult
time.
This group now, with our busy lives, will carve out a weekend,
usually once a year, and to an outsider, you would think we speak everyday.
Falling back into our comfort zone with each other has become second nature.
We've been there for each other through marriage, divorce, births, death,
financial success, lay-offs, partnerships, as well as the other ups
and downs of life.
Now, almost 30 years later, our bond is still there, stronger
than ever.
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You always have been a special group, dear to my heart!
ReplyDeleteSusan Cooper