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Best Friends
 "You're Like A Sister To Me" Touching 8x10 Poem For A Friend. Double-matted In White/Dark Green And Enhanced With Watercolor Graphics. $11.95 This beautiful, heart-stirring verse is sure to touch your friend's heart in a profound and meaningful way. This quality product is 8x10 in size. It is double- The Verse is ........... Youre Like A Sister To Me...... As time has passed,...... our relationship...... has evolved into something really special....... Its simply beyond friendship....... We know each other so well....... Weve shared laughter and tears,...... and we have trusted each other with our...... innermost thoughts and secrets....... I always feel like I can be totally honest...... with you. You are there for me...... on my worst days, you encourage me...... to be the best I can, but no matter what,...... you accept me for who I am....... We have so much fun together....... Somehow, when Im with you,...... its okay to be silly and giddy....... We sort of give each other permission...... to be young again...and thats such...... a wonderful feeling.......I feel so lucky to have you in my life....... Youll always be more than a friend......... youre like a sister to me.  BFF Mug - Best Friends Forever Mug $14.00 Bought this mug as a gag gift for a friend. Just as it looks and described in the picture. It's really heavy and great quality mug, and really quite large. Loved it! Would recommend 100%!  Best Friends $14.00 I found this novel very entertaining and human. The main theme is about the friendship between Clare, a native of Ohio, and Sally, a native from LA. Both are first roommates at Oberlin College in the early 1970s and form a friendship that lasts many years. I was completely drawn in reading about these two women's characters, the family turmoils, marriages, divorces, children and also about the many topical issues of the 1970s through the 1990s, e.g. the drug use, gay rights movement, HIV/AIDS, suicide, pornography, etc. Joyce Akesson, author of Love's Thrilling Dimensions and The Invitation |
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