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To All My Friends Across the Sea

"Home is where the heart is". We've all heard that before. But how did saying "goodbye" truely teach me to take this to heart?

Whether I've know you for 15 years or just two. No matter if I've seen you just the other month or 5 years ago. I am truly grateful that I've shared these past 10 days with you. We've hung out in groups, or just as a duo. Partied hard or just sat quietly. No matter how that time was spent, I've taken back with me a little of each of you. And hopefully I left a little part of me behind as well.

Now I know my usual messages employ slangs, sarcasm, and satire to get a point across. But today, this letter carries a much different tone. For some of you, you haven't seen this side of me. For others, you know no other. But one thing I took with me back to Boston is that I know each one of you posses pure hearts. No matter what sort of communication we use or no matter how we try to mask our feelings, I know we appreciate the other's company.

I don't know if my design was detected, but I had a goal this past break. I made it my mission to spend some one on one time with each of you so I could see each of you as the unique individuals. For me, I feel that it's easier to be oneself in these situations and this way I could celebrate our friendship. Through this I've been reminded that none of us was forced into a bond of companionship...that we each voluntarily chose to keep each other in our lives. And I can speak for myself when I say that I not only found reminders, but discovered new reasons why I kept in touch with you all these years. I'm very lucky to be surrounded by people with such shining characters, and I'm who am I am today because my friends raised me to this level.

Up until now, I did not see the true value of each one of you as clearly as I do now. Perhaps its acquired wisdom with age. Or the long absence from all that I hold dear and being removed from all that makes me happy. But now I'm able to articulate what's been on my mind only after I swallowed my pride and decided to speak without reserve.

With my most sincere gratitude and humility,

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