Stephanie, II | Woodinville, WA

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I was never really “popular” in school. I had friends of all genres, a few here, a few there. But I can count on one hand the number of people who have the title of “best” and most of them, I’ve known for more than a decade. Stephanie and I were best friends in elementary school. In junior high, there was some distance and a simple “hey” when we passed each other in the hallways. We reunited in high school and it was like distance had never been an issue. We’ve spent a lot more time together and after all the time apart while I was in Tennessee, I have savored every moment of time with her.

She always made me feel like I was somebody important. And that’s what a true friend does.

“You meet people who forget you. You forget people you meet. But sometimes you meet those people you can’t forget. Those are your ‘friends.'” – Anonymous

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  • Katrina says:

    These are so pretty! I just found your work last night, you are so talented 🙂

  • Gemma Carr says:

    Stephanie by the tree – awesome awesome awesome.

    I heard a saying… “hold a true friend with both hands” this comes to mind when I read you talking about your friends, and me with mine.

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