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The Day I Turned-Personal Narrative

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So Kelly I'm going to try and get all of my feelings out on this message. We met in 7th grade in that gym class (the walrus band). I didn't know then but you were gonna make my life filled with so much happiness and laughter The first day of 8th grade I was asked if you could sit next to me. and that day changed the outcome of my mood that whole year . because everyday I got to look forward to sitting near you in that class to make you giggle and snort and to touch your arm and you made me smile so much everyday I would laugh so hard because I was around you. So I think back to 8th grade and I can't think of a time that we weren't laughing at stupid thing. that we weren't talking everyday cause it just all blurred together and I can't explain …show more content…

Then I left for Florida and I will never be able to explain how hard it was on me leaving you Kelly because you were the reason I smiled everyday the reason I laughed and Kelly I never smiled as much or laughed as much over the summer because you were the reason I laughed but being able to text you made things so much easier because I didn't have friends there and I could pretend you were there and you helped me during those first broken weeks those nights I couldn't sleep after what happened with Jacob I think without your support Kelly I would have actually broken down and cried cause it hurt because I trusted him so fully and trust is so important but you made things better cause I had someone to talk to someone who wouldn't judge my decision someone who supported me no matter what Kelly you don't understand how grateful I am for that Kelly you are the reason I stayed …show more content…

The halls I miss you wearing my jacket I miss the holding hands I miss you sosososososososososos so much at school and I am reminded every

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