Mia Darling!
Originally uploaded by lorenzodom
I’ve known Mia for a very long time now, or, at least, a long time as far as my friendships go.
We’ve been through it all—think and thin, big and small, ups and downs, many small joys and a few major disappointments.
Last night, Mia paid me a visit and bought me a small Christmas present, I gave her a big smile in return. It was a bar of dark chocolate, wrapped with an exquisite pin-up painting by Gil Elvgren.
Mia knows I love dark chocolate. In fact, Mia knows a lot of things about me, which most people don’t.
Most importantly though, Mia knows how to make me happy.
We’ve long shared a certain synergy, synchronicity and affinity for many things: music, food, fun.
Upon a whim, we can call one another and make plans with a moment’s notice.
We’ve never expected much from one another; yet have often given to one another unconditionally.
I feel quite fortunate to have a friend like Mia, I am sincerely grateful for her friendship.
*
When the fire of youthful love begins to wane, work to make it a friendship, so that it may become an eternal flame.
This musing is today's featured post in The Art of Living.
No comments:
Post a Comment