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Teen Nostalgia


Your first day at a new school
The first time I turned around in class to ask you a question
The first time I gave you a ride to soccer practice
The first time we went skiing in Colorado together
The first time we climbed a mountain and went to eat at Gus's World Famous Chicken, that lead to watching waitresses fight in the back
The first time I realized you had to go home soon
I realized I would not see you for a very long time
The first time I visited your home land
And now I dream of making memories with you once again 

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