If you’ve been around here before, you’ve
probably heard about my bestie, Lea. All throughout school, we were as close as
close can be! We shared clothes, crushed on the same boys and finished each others sentences. But, like most best friends, for
all the ways we were alike, we were complete opposites too.
Lea is a sunny kind of gal. You
can put her in a room with anyone and she’ll instantly make friends. I prefer to
hang out in the background and observe. Whether we were making our way on the
playground or finding our place at parties, I usually left it to her to represent
our little twosome to the outside world. It’s not a stretch to say that back
then, it was all about her. And that suited me just fine!
But now I’m older and more sure of myself, so I’m sucking up my courage and offering Lea a break. Sure,
I’ll always be a wallflower at heart, but after years of hanging in the back,
it’s time for me to shine! So, last week, when we met up to catch up over
hamburgers, I brought It’s All About Us (Especially Me) to show her just
how far I’d come.
Between gossip sessions, we
passed this pretty-in-pink book back and forth, filling in questions and
queries of “total randomosity,” and giggling wildly over all our crazy answers!
I mean, how else would we have remembered cutting off my favourite doll’s hair or
how fun it was to screech the Pepper Ann theme song at the top of our lungs?
And since the book includes three different coloured copies of each page, we have room for one more! I’m embracing my new outgoing role and am on the hunt to find us a friend to share these silly surveys with. Any takers?
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