I was voted "most musically inclined," which, after coming off my performance in the spring musical and also being the only guy in my school in a rock band, wasn't a huge surprise!
When I graduated high school, my superlative was “ray of sunshine”! I’d like to think this is still true today, I always try to look at the sunny side of life :)
Indeed, you were/are fascinating in more than one way, Lisa. As of intriguing, I remember an anecdote you told me once: I was running at a cross country competition and you were there watching us, the NRHS team. Afterwards, you told me that, while I was running by, a couple of girls from another school had looked at me —most likely at my dark curly hair and ‘furry’ legs— and said: “Wow, see that kid, he looks so different”, so you told them: “Yeah, he is my brother!” —I bet you really, really intrigued them.
I was voted "most musically inclined," which, after coming off my performance in the spring musical and also being the only guy in my school in a rock band, wasn't a huge surprise!
No surprise! The musical was Singing in the Rain, correct?
When I graduated high school, my superlative was “ray of sunshine”! I’d like to think this is still true today, I always try to look at the sunny side of life :)
Still true!! Love this!
Indeed, you were/are fascinating in more than one way, Lisa. As of intriguing, I remember an anecdote you told me once: I was running at a cross country competition and you were there watching us, the NRHS team. Afterwards, you told me that, while I was running by, a couple of girls from another school had looked at me —most likely at my dark curly hair and ‘furry’ legs— and said: “Wow, see that kid, he looks so different”, so you told them: “Yeah, he is my brother!” —I bet you really, really intrigued them.
Lol! What a hilarious memory!!