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A night to Remember

            
             In the young years of my life I was always told that I would end up liking girls when I was older. As a five or even ten year old boy I could not even imagine admiring a girl. To me at that age all I thought when a girl would approach me was,"I know I can beat her at any sport." That attitude would not stick with me until around middle school. All the cute little girls I wanted to out talk, out play and show. Now were beautiful-attractive women, that I would find myself so desiring. Then came the First date something everyone reminbers for the rest of their life. The one thing in life I feel has the anticipation of winning the super and also the Fright of losing the game. At the age of sixteen I felt I was ready for this lifetime memory to occur.
             Sixteen years old, new car just months old, fifty dollar black dress shirt, and forty dollar jeans., A first date with my dream girl Vanessa priceless. Even though that is humorous and all it was truly how I felt about my first date and if u could even imagine how nervous I was then times that by ten and you should be about right. Vanessa was a friend from middle school, not all that great of a friend back then ,but we knew who each other were and would say "hi" on occasion. Vanessa was a complete opposite of me she was perfect in my eyes had everything anyone would ever want in life. For example, she made strait A's and played basketball and track. Not to mention everyone loved her. The one thing I admired most about Vanessa was how she was not into the popularity race or into impressing others. She had something special that others did not have but wanted so bad. Well as middle school pasted, high school came. The admiration of Vanessa I had in middle school turned to respect in high school. I thought that way cause she did not change she stayed true to herself and not to the world. As freshman year ended my relationship with my dream girl did not change.


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