These pictures are of me and my best friend Mia. I met Mia
last year at the University of Cincinnati through the commuters association. I
never thought that over a year ago I would be meeting my new best friend. And
that sounds absolutely cliché, but we both had been going through really
difficult times with our previous friends after starting college. Mia became
someone I could trust, talk to, and care about. She has been by my side through
everything and I couldn't thank her enough for all she has done. But I think I
found a way to show her how much I appreciated her, below you'll find pictures
of us together. She lives in Columbus, Ohio and goes to school at The Ohio
State University. By some freak accident we ended up with the same spring break
and after starting Operation Smile I knew that I wanted to do something for
Mia, but she lives so far away making it really difficult. So I decided to set
it up with her Mom that during spring break I would drive up there to surprise
her with a surprise birthday date! Her birthday was March 10, so I packed my
car up and took my nice little two and a half hour drive up there. Our first
stop after kidnapping her from her Mom's work was Sky Zone an indoor trampoline
park for all ages. We spent two hours jumping, laughing, and soon after aching.
The first picture you see is us drinking slushies to cool off after our jump.
Next I whisked her off to get ready for our big surprise, which is the second
picture of us taking a mirror picture. After that we headed off to a surprise
dinner for Mia. Mia has her Cincinnati friend which is me, and she has her
Columbus friends such as Yen-Fin and Somwaya. I wanted to end the separation so
I contacted the both of them to set up a surprise dinner for Mia with the three
of us. We arrived at Red Lobster that evening to a table full of balloons and
friends coming together. Not only did Mia not stop smiling, but she actually
cried. She told me that she had never had a friend that went through that much
trouble for her and that she was beyond happy that I could do that for her. The
last picture you see is Mia celebrating her 20th birthday with all of her
friends! It was really awesome to see her so excited and happy to be pampered
and cared for by the people she loves. It was as small as a birthday surprise
that was able to make her feel special and that is everything that Operation
Smile is about.
#OPERATIONSMILE
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