Midget Monologue

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Alaina, Our count down is officially over gul!! We have graduated and are off to bigger and better things, including a summer full of crazy adventures. I’m expecting a postcard from New York (: Over high school we have made so many great memories that I will never forget including….. You are a truly an amazing friend who always has the latest gossip, and funny stories to share. You have been my buddy through it all. Congratulations on this wonderful achievement, we both did it! Ps: Did you see the cover?….well of course you did…. did you get the joke?? Hint: My hand just so happens to be the shortest one :/ but I’m still not a midget. Laura, Let our caps fly! Over high school we have made so many great memories that I will never forget

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