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Sometimes you instantly just click, sometimes it's through adversity and sometimes friendship develops over long periods of time, learning what makes someone tick, listening and learning about each other. A couple of examples, I met Mary-Anne in Kalgoorlie many many moons ago, we got along really well then and our friendship developed over the years, my friend Amy and I met in Kalgoorlie 27 years ago, we clicked instantly and are friends to this day, @Madam Jacqui (who used to work on Perth reception and is now working the bar in Canberra)and I clicked straight away and I am so glad I was there for her through a really tough time many years ago and she always has had my back, @Sarah Fire ,who I met earlier this year, and I clicked and have formed a very close bond. I still have many of my close friends from Primary school and my best friend and I met at a mutual friends in Perth and were inseparable from that day on and still are when I'm in Perth.
Overall though my hubby is my greatest friend, I met him through Langtrees, he made me blush just walking past me, my legs would go weak, I was smitten but didn't know I existed. I kept sabotaging my computer until he fixed it permanently, so I then asked him out via email, engaged 6 weeks later, married 3 months after that, 7 years on and it just gets better.
These aren't all my friends but just a few of my closest and great examples.
Overall though my hubby is my greatest friend, I met him through Langtrees, he made me blush just walking past me, my legs would go weak, I was smitten but didn't know I existed. I kept sabotaging my computer until he fixed it permanently, so I then asked him out via email, engaged 6 weeks later, married 3 months after that, 7 years on and it just gets better.
These aren't all my friends but just a few of my closest and great examples.
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