My Best Friend Essay: My Best Friend

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My Best Friend Jen I have a best friend and her name is Jennifer, Jen for short. She has influenced me in so many ways throughout the years. We have been friends since we were three years old. We met in preschool and have been inseparable ever since. She is the peanut butter to my jelly and the ketchup to my fries. She has been there for me through every hurdle I faced in life. We have experienced so many life experiences together that we could have been sisters. Jen knows everything about me. She has been to every major and minor event in my life including my wedding and the birth of my two children. She comes to every family function because I feel like she should always be a part of my family. She always has an ear to lend or an opinion …show more content…

A few examples of this would be when she would help me make decisions when it came to relationships, the kids or even whether to go back to school. One example would be going back to college. I really didn’t think I could do it after being out of school so long but she encouraged me and told me how much she believed in me and now here I am back in school. Another would be her good advice on relationships. Recently I had a fight with my husband and she was right there helping me work through my issue and offering up her opinions on how to find a solution. Another example would be helping me when it comes to mommy advise. She has two kids and knows all the ins and outs of mommy hood. I have asked many times for advice on how to handle situations with my daughters and she is always right there with some good advice. Lastly, and most recently, she has helped me with advice on our new puppy. I have never owned a dog before and she has really helped me with training, behavior and feeding advice when it comes to my dog. Jen always was, and always will be, my friend. She is a part of my family and I love her so very much. She is a great influence on me and I value her opinion and kindness towards me. I don’t know what I would do without her as my friend. I will cherish all the great memories we have had throughout our lives and the many more we shall make in the

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