I have made many friends in my lifetime; however, Trevor Beaudry has been my best friend for years. Our friendship started in kindergarten and lasted for years. I don't remember the details of the moment we met, however I still remember some vague details. He simply introduced himself, asked for my name (which I gave to him), and asked if I wanted to be his friend. I agreed to be his friend and was the start of our long friendship.
As the years went on, we became best friends. We spent a great deal of time together. He was even in all of my classes from first grade to fourth grade. I’m quite sure they put us in separate classes at the start of fifth grade because we would often distract each other. During recesses, we enjoyed coming up with a…show more content… We did, however have lunches together and that’s when we hung out.
During late elementary school and junior high, I started to talk to and hang out with others. I called most of my friends, including Trevor, the “nerd squad”. That’s what we were, a bunch of nerds. I had found friends that shared interests with me. We all loved gaming, along with other things that others would consider nerdy. When I met Spencer Herman, who is now part of my “nerd squad”, he disliked me at first. He kept insisting that Trevor was his best friend, not mine. Over time, he became one of my closer friends despite being a grade behind me.
Last year, I met Jonathan Harris. I actually didn’t actually learn his last name until recently (from when I wrote this). He shared my newfound interest in anime and manga. Often we would both say, “I’m not a weeaboo, I’m an otaku. They’re completely different”.
My point of all of this was to show that, I have made several friends, yet Trevor was my only best friend. I am thankful for being able to befriend the amazing people I call my
