Thanks

I would like to take the time to thank the two main people in my life.
​My Parents.

If it weren't for these two fantastic people I wouldn't be alive, I wouldn't be the person I am today, and I wouldn't be where I am today. I don't think I tell them enough, or possibly ever have, how much I appreciate everything they do for me. These two are my number one fans. They are more like my friends than parents. I would rather sit and watch a movie with them at home than go out. I miss them so much and I am so grateful for them allowing me to be where I am right now (which is England, if you didn't know). I can't wait to see them at Christmas. I love you mommy and daddy. You will always be my favorites. <3
                                                         I would also like to thank this adorable guy.

 For making me laugh when I want to cry. For always always always answering the phone when I am having a rough time, even if it is in the middle of the night. For listening to me. Talking through things with me. Giving me advice. Believing in me. Telling me everything is going to be fine. I am eternally grateful. Thank you, Derek. I love you. You're the greatest. <3

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