We went from two peas in a pod to being complete strangers. I wonder how he is doing nowadays. Hopefully he and his mom are doing fine. I wish nothing but the best is going on in his life. Obviously years have gone by and I’ve made more best friends. But Jamie was one of my first. Those early childhood attachments really stick with me. All of it is just memories to me now. Wish we could go back. I could think about it everyday or not think about it for years. But it will always be a part of me.
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Jamie and I were friends until we got up to the 4th grade. When 5th grade came around we weren’t in the same class together anymore. So obviously we started hanging out with different people. I didn't see him as often and we didn't play during recess. It started getting weird. We were still cool with each other but it wasn’t how it used to be. When we crossed paths it was awkward. I moved away after 7th grade and I didn’t keep in touch with bro. I think it’s crazy how we went from two peas in a pod.
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