"cultivate friendships instead of collecting them. deepen and clarify existing relationships before adding new ones. go slowly in getting to know someone, allowing the friendship to unfold rather than burst into bloom. share your secrets sparingly; guard the secrets others share with you. invite friends into your home thoughtfully and as a meaningful gesture of friendship. nurture and protect the lives around you."
i can still see the three of you as little girls. where did the time go? mary hardin was your first friend because we lived in the same apartment building. you got to know julia in FBC nursery. never will forget the time she pulled up and knocked her little baby teeth out.
ReplyDeletefriendship is a great thing to have. you can always have your friends to fall back on. in life it is an important to have someone to depend on.im glad you have great buds! :)
ReplyDeleteWe take our friendships for granted on a regular basis! As we get older..so many things seem to take priority...the busyness of life...we need to make time for each other! Who else is going to put up with our stuff???
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