Happy Birthday to my BFF!

Who let the (old) broads out?

The first day of high school (Fall, 1974), the girl sitting in the desk in front of me in my first class (German II, with Herr Suhr) turned around and said, “Hi! I’m Becky.”
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Our lockers were next to each other that first year (we both got “lower” lockers, because we were both quite short), and throughout high school we tried to arrange our schedules so that we would both have lunch the same period (didn’t always work out). We spent a lot of time at each other’s houses, just hanging out and talking. I liked her house because she lived next to the bay; she liked my house because we lived right across from our neighborhood swimming pool. We had lots of fun.

Forty-one years later (dear Lord, where did THAT time go?), we’re still bestest buds. We’ve been through a lot together, but no matter what, we both knew that the other one was always there for us – all we had to do was pick up the phone, and it was as if we had just talked to each other the day before.

We’ve laughed, we’ve cried, we’ve shared good food and drink, but most of all, we’ve shared a lot of love. We started out as wet-behind-the-ears ingenues, but now we’re a couple of seasoned old birds (and we’re lovin’ the fact that we can now get away with being a couple of smart alecks).

So here’s to all of the great memories, dear friend – thanks for putting up with me all these years! I hope you have a great birthday (make sure that Dave spoils you rotten!).

Love ya lots ♥♥♥
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We were in high school when this song was originally released
(Yes, we’re dinosaurs….)

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About Teresa in Fort Worth, TX

A short, fat, over-the-hill, happily-married mother of 4 daughters. I know just enough to get myself in trouble....
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