It's Kelly, what do you expect?
Kelly,
that's what I call him. Our adventures started on the
very first day of kindergarten, and have continued through our high school
experiences. He has a knack for always being the absolute center of attention.
When he enters and area . . . everyone will know! Talk about being the “life of
the party.” Although he talks about being from Florida, he was actually born
and raised right here in our hometown. I call
him an "attention seeker", "seeker" being a euphemism for another word that starts with a w. (; He's not too fond of the label, but he
never objects to it either.Considering his extremely energetic personality, I can guarantee you
that he’s probably the friendliest and most outgoing person that you would ever
meet in your entire life. When asked to describe himself, he made it simple,
"a young, funny, loving, and nice guy." The joys of his life are
modest; loving to make other people happy, even if he can't do the same for
himself. Our mutual friend, Brooke, stated that "He's easily lovable. He
is willing to give anyone the shirt off of his back if they needed it." He has
such a kind and caring heart which is a blessing, but sometimes counts as his
downfall. Sometimes, he can care too much." Unfortunately, he can sometimes get so caught up in making others happy, that he forgets that he needs to be happy as well.
Best friends? Ha, that's an understatement, but the title will suffice. However, with that title, come many highs and lows. If I had to describe our
relationship, I would say that it is a "senseless/impractical/totally
hectic/absolutely thrilling/crazy emotional/wonderful mess." Regardless of
the ordeals, heartbreaks, letdowns, joyous memories, and fun-filled days, I
love him to pieces, and would not trade him for the world! If any of my readers are familiar with the Nicholas Sparks novel and/or movie "The Notebook", Kelly is my very own, personal edition of Noah. (:
Kelly, that's what I call him. Our adventures started on the
very first day of kindergarten, and have continued through our high school
experiences. He has a knack for always being the absolute center of attention.
When he enters and area . . . everyone will know! Talk about being the “life of
the party.” Although he talks about being from Florida, he was actually born
and raised right here in our hometown. I call
him an "attention seeker", "seeker" being a euphemism for another word that starts with a w. (; He's not too fond of the label, but he
never objects to it either.Considering his extremely energetic personality, I can guarantee you
that he’s probably the friendliest and most outgoing person that you would ever
meet in your entire life. When asked to describe himself, he made it simple,
"a young, funny, loving, and nice guy." The joys of his life are
modest; loving to make other people happy, even if he can't do the same for
himself. Our mutual friend, Brooke, stated that "He's easily lovable. He
is willing to give anyone the shirt off of his back if they needed it." He has
such a kind and caring heart which is a blessing, but sometimes counts as his
downfall. Sometimes, he can care too much." Unfortunately, he can sometimes get so caught up in making others happy, that he forgets that he needs to be happy as well. 
Best friends? Ha, that's an understatement, but the title will suffice. However, with that title, come many highs and lows. If I had to describe our
relationship, I would say that it is a "senseless/impractical/totally
hectic/absolutely thrilling/crazy emotional/wonderful mess." Regardless of
the ordeals, heartbreaks, letdowns, joyous memories, and fun-filled days, I
love him to pieces, and would not trade him for the world! If any of my readers are familiar with the Nicholas Sparks novel and/or movie "The Notebook", Kelly is my very own, personal edition of Noah. (:
That's just so cute. I love it. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is very heartwarming and demonstrates that true friendship is still out there in the word (NO MATTER HOW CYNICAL THE HUMAN RACE HAS BECOME).
ReplyDeleteAdd some more articles to your blog.
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