From the moment I was told Meryl was to be my freshman college roommate and we began emailing back and forth about a color scheme for our dorm room, I have been excited about being her friend. She is thoughtful, creative, honest, and one of the best friends a girl could ask for.
The first time I saw Meryl, she was standing by the door of Suite 12. I remember walking towards the door, wondering if that was her... would this girl be the my college roommate? Come to find out, she was! From that moment, our friendship has been steady and sure, and for that I am grateful. There has never been any drama in our relationship; she is faithful, dependable, and selfless.
We've had great memories - killing cockroaches, decorating suite 12 for christmas, carving pumpkins (and cleaning them up too!), being RA's together, dance parties with marc broussard, tuesday night dinners with nunes, a progressive dinner, a liza scrapbook, and numerous road trips and parties.
I met Meryl this morning for breakfast at Panera. We met at 9:00 and before we knew it, it was 11:30! I love that I can talk with my sweet friend for 2.5 hours and have no idea that time has passed. I love that we can share our hearts, ideas, fears, and hopes. I'm grateful that when I tell her I want to make a quilt, she shares my enthusiasm, that she will stalk buby and bleu with me loving their ideas, and tell me her honest opinion about things. I love seeing her heart open up to serving special needs childrens and Muslims, her excitement and joy written all over her face.
I am truly blessed to have such a friendship with this woman.
I love Khalil Gibran's thoughts on friendship. He says:
"And let there be no purpose in friendship save the deepening of the spirit."
My friendship with Meryl has most definitely deepened my spirit, and I am grateful.
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