Partners-In-Crime

Moving away from family sucks but moving away from your best friend makes it feel like a piece of you has been taken away.

There are some things that only your best girlfriends will understand.

I have three best friends.

I've lived with one of them almost immediately after we were first elected into our positions and we  began serving together on our chapters executive board in December of 2012. It's been two very short years since we began living together and it's been the time of my life! Not long after we moved into our first apartment, I had been having guy problems and was a complete mess after our executive board meeting. I, being an unstable 20 year old, barricaded myself in my room while I bawled my eyes out about a guy who doesn't even matter now. She came home and left the sweetest note and a bottle of martinelli's in the fridge (it was my favorite at the time) and that's how we became best friends.  Our friendship for the past two years has consisted of laughs, many midnight Walmart runs, and countless runs to chipotle when we were too lazy to cook dinner for ourselves.

My other two best friends are biological sisters. One of them is my sorority sister and the other is my panhellenic sister. Initially, we became close friends through another sister and then our friendship went completely nuts. I found out that we were all the same person. We all like the same things and then the two of them got me into gaming. We're constantly smiling, laughing until we cry, gaming, eating pizza, and ranting about everything in our lives.

These three aren't the ones that I'll look back and think that "they were the best friends I ever had," because they'll still be by my side in twenty years living life with me.

Even though I'm leaving to Montana and all of them are staying here, I can promise that they will always be with me. There's nothing that texting, snapchat, phone calls, and Skype won't fix.

Friendship can often be tested by distance but true friendship will always pass that test. .