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Lizzy and I have been packing up the things in the apartment we shared for the past couple of hours. It's been a bittersweet process to say the least. She's leaving tonight for New York and I probably won't be seeing her again for a while. After the way she's been there for me lately...how will I ever live without her? I don't even have anyone else here, other than Aspen, that I consider a true friend. No one else knows me like Lizzy. She's like the yen to my yang. We are two totally different people, but balance each other out at the same time. I helped her to stay on track with her studies for the past four years and she helped me to have fun and enjoy myself. Without her, I'm afraid I'll never attend another social gathering. We've been sitting on the floor of her bedroom, cleaning o

