Jordan
2December 10, 2013 by Katia
I once had a great memory for phone numbers, significant dates and other details of that nature. Then came mommy brain. I will never forget returning from the hospital with 4 Year Old (19 months old then) to this news on December 10th, 2010.
A lot of people judge a meal’s quality by the portion size and amount of food on their plate. By the same token friendships are often measured by their duration or how often friends get to see one another. I believe that friendship comes in different shapes and sizes. Jordan’s the proof. True, Jordan and I were friends for half of our lives, but we’ve lived in different countries and have only met each other twice. But the depth of our friendship can measure up against any of my strongest relationships. He was one of the most dependable friends I’ve had. Although we’ve never talked about our definition of friendship, I know that we shared the same perception on what friends do for each other. It’s simple. You’re always there. And being there doesn’t necessarily mean sharing the same space.
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This is such a beautiful post.
I strongly believe that friends don’t need to see/talk/text every day. They are people who are there when you need them.
This is such a wonderful tribute.
I’m glad I got to know him, through you.
Loss is always hard. I’m sure that wherever Jordan is, he is smiling at you and teaching a thing or two about life to the people up there.
This is so kind and thank you so much for saying this. I’m sure you’re right about him 🙂