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~Champagne for My real friends, Real pain for my sham friends~

Taking leave from Fall Out Boy to use the name of their song as the title of this post. Thanks in advance.


I love my friends. I wont tell you why. But I need to say thanks. Firstly for laughter. Oh how you guys give me laughter. Even now, when its sad and brittle. Thank you for your collective shoulders. For the outrage you feel on my behalf. For the enless pings, and phonecalls you endure as you carry me now. I am thankful.

I know that God will never give me more than I can bear, but i thank Him for sending me angels this time.
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Nee Fe Mi said…
sounds like you have good friends and that makes life so much easier
December 4, 2009 at 3:10 AM
Abimbola Bamigboye said…
@neefemi : I am blessed in that regard. And for that i am thankful.
December 7, 2009 at 10:49 AM
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