After 5 years....

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Monica graduated! Yaaay!

But first, let me tell you about Monica. 



Yeah, that's her. She was the epitome of an unexpected friend. We met when we were in third year high school, we were classmates and she was a really behaved person then. We were in different groups of friends until fourth year but she become a sister to me, actually, all of my fourth year classmates are like my brothers and sisters but she is one of them who stick to me like a glue right after graduation and every time we have get together, it was like there was no distance, even though we mature and grew apart, we become closer because being in the situation, we discover our own interests (same yet different interests) and with that, we have never ending things to talk about. I am a psychology graduate and she is now an ECE graduate. She will be reviewing to be an official engineer and I am trying to find my rightful place as a future psychologist or maybe an educator oh no, maybe a writer and researcher. But anyway, I am really proud of her. She deservse every beautiful things in life and I will be there for her in every step of the way. 

She is one of the most sincere and nicest friend/sister that I have. Even though that I am annoying as hell and often misunderstood, she's still there. My fourth year high school was memorable and my classmates during that year became my family but three stands out. We call ourselves Whores of Lord Baelish (yes, Game of Thrones reference) - Seatiel, Dana, Monica and me! These people are craazyyyy!  Being with them feels like home. These four are my precious friends even though we are frustrated with each other, we still treasure each other like family. We give and take, we forgive and forget, we laugh and cry. 


Oh, this picture was taken during the grad dinner of Monica. That was a great night btw. Congratulations, my dear Monica!

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