Here’s a story to warm your heart for the holidays and highlight the benefits of living in the social media age.
A Mississippi woman took to Twitter Saturday in hopes of finding her “best friend,” who she met on a Hawaiian dinner cruise back in 2006 but presumably hadn’t seen or heard from since.
“Hey Twitter, I met this girl on a dinner cruise in Hawaii in 2006. We were basically best friends for that night so I need y’all to help me find my best friend cause I miss her and I need to see how she’s doing now,” wrote Bri, who goes by the Twitter handle @briannacry. “Please retweet this so we can be reunited.”
The post began to gain momentum and, amazingly, the girl in the photo responded within a matter of hours. She even held a photo of her younger self for proof.
https://twitter.com/heii_tree/status/1066427544960815109?ref_src=twsrc^tfw” rel=”nofollow
Bri quickly responded with joy as the Internet followed along with the online reunion and praised Twitter for making it happen.
https://twitter.com/briannacry/status/1066430570794807298?ref_src=twsrc^tfw” rel=”nofollow
https://twitter.com/briannacry/status/1066430359611604993?ref_src=twsrc^tfw” rel=”nofollow
Many users posted emotional comments while some patted themselves on the back for retweeting Bri’s original plea.
https://twitter.com/Rico_Shade/status/1066446572580495360?ref_src=twsrc^tfw” rel=”nofollow
https://twitter.com/briannacry/status/1066542875570253827?ref_src=twsrc^tfw” rel=”nofollow
We can only hope this happy ending features another memorable dinner cruise in Hawaii.
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