College Admissions Essay: Close Friends

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I have many close friends.But if I had to pick one that would be my closest friend I think that would have to be Kinley. We have been friends since 3rd grade. What makes her closer to me than my other friends is that we do everything together. She is important to me because she has always been there for me. She is funny and always makes me laugh when I am sad and she makes me cringe by her cheesy jokes! When we were little we would go to each others house and play with our dolls or stuffed animals. Now we still go to each other’s house but now we ride our four wheelers and listen to music, go to the lake or movies. We have sleepover and swim and stay up all night and talk about boys and play pranks on our siblings. We also find old board games and play them and love to make crafts together! …show more content…

She goes the extra mile for me. She is Godly and she fits in with my family. When she is over my family treats her like she their family to! We are more like sister and I know I can trust her and talk to her about anything. Her personality is sweet and kind and she would always do the right thing. When our Aunt’s was in high school, they were both cheerleaders together. They were very good friends when they went to school and they still are. When my Meme and her G Mamma was in school they were friends to so it was like me and kinley was just meant to be good friends. This is some examples of if I had to pick one friend that would be my best friend it would be

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