After high school, my group of friends for the most part went off to university to do four year degrees or coop, which amounts to five and a bit. It is now four years from the end of high school. While I was always sort of aware that my friends would be finishing school this year, I didn't realise how big a deal it was until this morning.
torie says (1:06 PM):
Nah, there are no specific ones to injure at the moment
I may need you to road trip down to b.c. one night in the future though, lol
mike² says (1:07 PM):
b.c., like, the province that is a 2 or 3 day drive away?
torie says (1:07 PM):
yup
mike² says (1:07 PM):
depending on the US/Canada route
SCHWEET
SO EXCITED
omg
can we take stupid pictures?
Everything is going so well, right? Well there's a bomb that's about to drop. Let's continue. After a conversation about stopping at stupid places to take silly pictures, I ask when.
torie says (1:12 PM):
In October when I come back for grad I am going to drive my stuff that way, i think
mike² says (1:12 PM):
i have school :(
and.
DRIVE YOUR STUFF THAT WAY
as in
MOVE
WHAWHAWHAT?
torie says (1:13 PM):
Moving to BC on the 30th of this month
In all this time. It never, EVER, dawned on me that anyone would ever leave. Even when Jer left, though shocked, I got over it because he wasn't originally from Ontario. He was from Kelowna. He had friends there he wanted to go back to. But to have someone up and leave that was always in my group of friends, it's a strange feeling.
That's not to say I'm not going to drive out with her. I'm just going to miss Torie when she's gone.