#loveyoualways

Two years ago was any normal day, until it wasn't. Carrie Fisher was like the light you might unknowingly leave on at night, just that one small spark of light in an otherwise dark room or world. She knew how to command an audience and how to speak her mind in such a way that left you truly pondering what she had just said, because she had you listening. She had the passion, the strength and the power to do anything she wanted. I'll always be thankful for all the time she spent meeting and speaking with fans whether it was on Twitter or at her famous "lap dances"(comic con). She didn't have to spend so much time reading through our tweets and so frequently give us glimpses into her day to day life, but she did. We will never forget that awful December day when the news started rolling in of what had happened. It felt like a horrible dream we'd all soon wake up from, greeted by Carrie's next carefully crafted and emoji filled tweet. She took this world by storm and I know that she'll always be here.

"You love them until they can’t feel loved anymore, then you keep on loving them as if they were still there—as if there’s been a reprieve at the last moment and fate has reversed itself."