I have so many friends through Twitter, Facebook and my selling sites, that I have never met face to face. And because of this, I don't know if you're chubby, or thin (unless you are so proud to loose weight that you show me) talk with a lisp, have a limp, are strait or gay (your spouse could be same sex), are missing limbs, have pink hair (like my DD) or gray hair, have tattoos, are dyslexic (or choose to ignore spellcheck) or anything else that some people might use to try to fit you in some "category".
You are my friend.
Every time I might think I've fit someone in the right category, they prove me wrong. Like the friend who is not only Catholic, but an active member of her church, who is constantly posting in favor of gay rights. I've given up putting people in neat boxes a long time ago.
So if you are really short, really tall, missing teeth, have your nose on the wrong side of your head, or are even planning to vote for Romney, I'll still love you as a friend, because anyone who can put up with me and the things I have to say, are worth keeping.
Just thought you'd like to know.
6 comments:
It's always great when people can surprise you, in a great way.
Love this! :)
I feel like I've made so many friends on Twitter--it's hard to believe I've never actually spoken, in person, to any of them. This is a great post.
Thanks!
From you "perfect" friend!
I love what you have to say! Fabulous post! I feel the same way about the friends I've made on twitter, FB, Flickr, etc., too.
Love this and LOVE you, Cinders!
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