“The little strength of mind and the considerable strength of body I once possessed appear to be all gone, but while I breathe, I shall be your friend.” February 1825- Adams to Jefferson
This is Amy. We met our second year in college, about 18 years ago, and I hope if she reads this, she'll forgive me for not finding a more flattering picture of both of us lol At one point in time, we were inseparable. Best of friends. You'll never find someone more outgoing, more outrageous and more courageous than she. She has an infectious personality that people are drawn to and want to be part of. I learned so much from her about people, about pepsi, about oatmeal launching, life, love and the pursuit of happiness. She has always been someone who goes for it, all in, all the time. I've always admired her for that. For numerous reasons, we lost touch. For numerous reasons, when we'd try to find each other, the timing wasn't right.
Its only been recently that we've reconnected on Facebook. And finally tonight, we were able to have some dinner at my home and just talk about life, love and the pursuit of happiness. It was a lovely evening with her newborn daughter. I've missed her laughter and smile. I've missed how she "gets it" in all situations. I've just missed her! She lives in another state and doesn't get here often. Memo to me: visit soon :)
As she left tonight, John Adams came to mind and I know what he felt when he wrote to Jefferson. Thank you, my dear friend :)



























3 comments:
I loved this post. Glad to hear Amy is doing so great and...well...love to read me a bit-o John Adams any day!
Big hair and chalk drawings...good times...
terrific post babe.
AMY! I LOVE THIS BEAUTIFUL POST!!!!!!!! That John Adams quote is so fantastic. Thank you for sharing. (By the way...THAT PICTURE IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!)
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