That Best Friend Down the Street
Deanna C. shares a story about her best friend.
Submitted by Deanna C.; 10th grade 10/08
This entry relates to the past, present.
Categories: Favorite person, unforgettable experiences.
When people ask you who your best friend is, do you immediately
think of the person who is in all your classes? The person who you’ve
gone to school with since pre-school? Well, my best friend isn’t in any
of my classes and I only officially met her in 7th grade. Caitlin, my
best friend, is my “down-the-street” neighbor. Actually, you might even
know her. Or, you might not know her, but if you asked a friend of a
friend, you’ll probably find out who she is. That’s how small of a town
Davis is. But, I'm not here to talk about how small Davis is. I'm here
to talk about Caitlin. There are the usual facts that anyone could give
you: she has blonde hair, she’s beautiful, and she lives in Davis. But,
I could tell you that she’s smart, talented, and loves the color
purple. She means so much to me and just the fact that I could walk to
her house in under 45 seconds makes it even better. If you ever catch
us two together, you might wonder if we really are sophomores. We bring
out the silliest in each other and that’s what a best friend is really
for. They’re not there to bring out the best in you. Best friends are
there to make you laugh when you’re sad or share they’re cookies if you
forgot your lunch. That’s what Caitlin and I have. Our friendship is
there because we make the most ridiculous inside jokes and sometimes
forget why we’re laughing at all. Caitlin has always been there for me.
Caitlin, if you’re reading this, I want you to know that I'll always be
there for you; now, tomorrow, and every single day after that.