The Circle is Round

Tonight, this snowy Saturday officially became a Froyo Funday. That's what I'm going to call any days I stop into Orange Leaf with my pals from now on. In case you haven't been to Orange Leaf before, or if for some ungodly reason you haven't ever even heard of froyo, I strongly urge some exploration. Every visit is different; I don't think I've ever had the same combination of flavors once. Talk about a real treat!

Today's adventure was special because we all made a new friend. It's siblings weekend here at school, and there are so many munchkins running around (granted, they're pretty much all in high school, but still). So Sar and Mags and I all took a trip to Orange Leaf to meet a friend's younger brother. He was quiet, but I really think he had a good time.

The whole night got me thinking about a lot about friendship; well, the friends I've made at college, to be specific. I've been in a real camp mood today, so all that was going through my head at Orange Leaf was the friendship song I first learned at Camp Lakamaga. You've all heard it:

"Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver, but the other's gold. A circle is round, it has no end. That's how long I want to be your friend."

Cheesy? Obviously. Meaningful? Definitely. I had to refrain from posting the entire song because I love it so much. I'm extremely thankful for the friends I've made since coming to college last year. I love them all so much. I'm equally appreciative of the opportunity to meet new people that has risen so often recently. Regardless of who may come or go throughout the course of my life, here's to the ones that I hope will last forever.

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