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Graduation Speech: My Best Friend

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Oh, we just had two days of the most remarkable weather; however, the rain has set in again, and tomorrow my family and I are moving 1000 miles across the country who knows when I will ever accompany my best friend Dave from childhood to our Senior year in High School. I hated to have to say goodbye to all my friends at; first, I watched in awe of you, a hunger that quickly turned to an ache; and finally being true myself I knew I would miss you more than anybody else. You were my first kiss and my first love. Through the years that exit sign that says: University of Colorado, Boulder it 's been two years in college, and that exit sign never becomes unfashionable. I am majoring in Automotive Transmission Transaxle Tech Specialist. Eating …show more content…

The love of my life, my forever. First of all my heart stopped and I listened when I heard the sweetest voice like angels singing Rob, Robbie, MY Robbie as I turned around, she was in my arms "Robbie! It 's my Robbie! (visual examination) I can 't believe it. " Noway! Check you out, not the same elegant little girl that lived next door to me? Still, a beauty as always, are you here on vacation?" I replied "No, our Senior class tour this year is the Grand Canyon I am thinking of going to "UCB" and came with the senior class tour. The class is moving I ought to keep up do you have a phone number where I can reach you? "Nicole said. I handed Nicole my business card she reads it out loud Rob 's Garage Transmission Specialist 123-456-7890 Hwy 68 Fairmount Pl Boulder Colorado 12344 Call you later; she said as she kissed me on the cheek and sprinted away. In this situation running into Nicole today at the courthouse stirred up tremendously memories. I know its wrong the day before my wedding when my phone started to ring I 'm thinking let be Nicole and before I knew it, I was saying OK at five tonight I will meet

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