When you were six, The box that the new fridge came in made a great hut. Dad called you and your friends "The Cardboard Clan." When you were ten, You were building tents with mom's blankets and bed sheets. You had sleepovers and giggled all night. High school brought its clubs and hang-outs… And college had its sororities and haunts. But it was all about one thing: Being with the girls... Connecting with a group of women you relate to On a deep and meaningful level. Now, after all these years, You cherish such relationships more than ever... That sacred sisterhood that sustains you, Loyal friends who will always stand by you, But most of all, companions who love and accept you Just the way you are. ©2003 Suzy Toronto

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