Who are my favorite friends?

[Ben, Jonnie, Duncan and Dave]

When you start thinking about every moment as if it could be your last, it really brings up a lot of "quality vs. quantity" discussions. And I can't think of one of those that's harder to resolve than "More time with fewer friends", or "30 seconds with everyone."

I guess the trouble is that I've never really *stopped* being friends with anyone - I've just moved out of town. But the great memories, and the longing to reconnect, lingers. Given just one day, would I spend it traveling the world to track down those special people I haven't seen in years, or would I spend the whole day with the special ones who are near at hand? I don't really know.

[Rita Lilly]

I grew up in the Marine Corps so moved away from friends frequently as a child as well. As an adult I cherish the friendships I can cultivate over years of familiarity and do my best to see friends whenever my schedule permits. I'm also grateful for those friends the Universe brings into my life and allows me to connect with very quickly and deeply. From these friends I learn important lessons gain the greatest growth. My wealth is counted in friendships and I feel very fortunate.

[Niky Fedalizo]

maybe you just have to send an email to reconnect :) which is why we have social networks i think, so we won't have any reasons not to check up on our friends.