I went to my first ever Friends Thanksgiving, or as Liz dubbed it, Lambsgiving, this weekend. It was a blast. I know I go on and on about how grateful I am for the friends that I have made here, but I honestly think it can't be said enough. I don't think we always tell the people who mean a lot to us that they do mean so much. I really am trying to be more honest about my feelings lately.
Which brings me to another thing I was thinking about. When I think about my relationships with people, I realized that the most important thing to me in any relationship is having a sense of trust. It can take me a while to open myself up to people but once I do, you have my full trust and I will work to maintain that relationship and make it a priority. I sometimes worry when meeting new people that they will judge me for certain things that make me me, which is why I think I am more slow to open up. So if I tell you I am comfortable with you or if I tell you something about myself that not everyone knows, please know that you are incredibly important to me.
So rambling thought number three. Life is too short to not tell people how you feel. Life is too short to not ask for what you really want. And life is too short to not attempt to make your biggest dreams a reality.
For me the worst thing would be to live my life and have regrets. Life should never be boring or mundane. I've been re-watching Parks and Recreation this weekend. So I'll end with a quote from the wise Andy Dwyer:
"Seriously, life is short. So I think you should just do what makes you happy."
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