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A PRESENCE OF LIFE

            
             When she walked into the room, you knew you were in a "presence." All eyes noticed her; most conversations paused. People would stop and listen in awe of her voice. Imagine a girl with dirty blonde hair and blueish green eyes. A girl with chubby cheeks and that little bit of baby fat. Long legs that stabilize her short torso. Size eleven shoes are on the bottom of those legs. This would be the physical characteristics; of my best friend Jenelle. .
             Aside from her physical assets, she had many others too. Her faith played a major roll in her life. Every weekend she attended church with her family at St. Peter's Church. Even more amazing she put her family and friends above all. She always was with her little sister and considered Amy to be her best friend. Jenelle never cared what she had to do she just made everyone happy. .
             She always walked around with a great big toothy smile on her face. Sometimes it would turn into a goofy grin or one of those unforgettable mysterious ones. You know the ones where the people look like they have something mischievous on their minds. She was very humorous and could turn anyone's frown upside down. When you just needed someone to hold you when you cried all you had to do is call.
             Happy -go -lucky maybe one phrase to describe her attitude. If something went wrong she would make the best of it. One day she had come to work at K-mart upset. Of course she let no one else aware of it but I kind of pick up something that told me something was wrong. She didn't say anything until I asked her. Jenelle told me about how her sister Amy had fallen and her arm was out of place. They were playing in Jenelle's room. She told me how she searched everywhere in her neighborhood to find help. Finally she had found a fireman on her block; who happened to be an EMT. He checked Amy out and told Jenelle that Amy was okay. Amy assured Jenelle that she was fine and wasn't in any pain.


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