Friends for

I have lived in Ga pretty much my entire life, all except for those first 8 months that don't really count in the in the long run. I have done almost everything that a typical Ga girl should do. I've gone to countless Braves games, climbed Kennesaw mountain numerous times, I've ridden all the rides at Six Flags and White Water. I've seen the Peach Drop on New Years, I've seen a play at the Fox, taken a picture with Santa on the square, been to many battle fields, and 4 H camps and of course seen the Laser show at Stone Mountain. But for some reason last night was still so much fun!

I went to watch the "new" laser show at Stone Mountain, of course its been so long since I've seen the laser show that I don't even remember what the old one looked like. I went with some other college kids from Church. Its amazing how you can not see people for months and still manage to have a blast with them.

One of the girls there was my friend Emily. Emily and I have known each other for literally as long as I can remember. We meet when we both where in the day care program at Children's World learning center then went to elementary school together and have been going to church together since we where 5 which means we've been in youth groups together since then too. Its great to know that friendships can last this test of time. Granted Em and I aren't the type of friends who call each other ever week. But we take an interest in each other's lives and and there when the other one needs us. And most importantly we can still hang out and have fun.

Its nights like last night that give me faith in humanity and friendship.






take the first step in faith. you don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.