我永远不会忘记我最好的朋友英语作文

我永远不会忘记我最好的朋友英语作文My Best Friend Forever
I'll never forget my best friend Sarah. We've known each other since we were just little kids in kindergarten. That was six whole years ago! I remember the very first day I met her like it was yesterday.
It was the first day of school and I was really nervous. My mom walked me to my classroom and I had to say goodbye to her at the door. I didn't know anyone and I felt really shy. The teacher said we could pick anywhere to sit, so I picked a spot near the back of the class.
Just then, this girl with pigtails and a big smile on her face came bouncing over to me. "Hi! I'm Sarah. Want to be best friends?" she said cheerfully. I just stared at her for a moment, not sure what to say. Nobody had ever asked to be my best friend before.
"Okay," I finally mumbled quietly. And just like that, we became inseparable! We did everything together from that day on.
Sarah and I have gone through so much together over the years. We've had a million laughs, gotten in trouble more times
than I can count, and shared countless secrets and inside jokes that nobody else understands. We just get each other in a way that's hard to explain.
One of my favorite memories is when we entered the baking contest at the county fair a few years ago. We spent weeks perfecting our secret recipe for double chocolate chunk cookies. We were up late several nights mixing ingredients in my kitchen and cleaning up the huge mess we always made.
When the fair came around, we could hardly contain our excitement as we turned in our prized cookies to be judged. We just knew our cookies were going to win! But when they announced the winners, we were totally crushed to hear we didn't even place. Not even an honorable mention!
As we sulked and started to head home, an older lady approached us. "Excuse me girls, but those cookies you entered were far and away the best ones here today. My family has run this contest for 30 years and your cookies blew us away. The problem is, the rules state that all entries have to be baked by one individual. Since you two baked them together, we couldn't give you the prize as much as we wanted to. But let me tell you, you should be very proud!"
Sarah and I just looked at each other in shock at first. But then we burst out laughing at how silly the whole situation was. Sure we were a little disappointed, but we had so much fun baking together that it didn't really matter if we won a prize or not. And hey - we knew our cookies rocked!
Another time I'll never forget is the weekend we decided to camp out in Sarah's backyard for her birthday. We set up a pup tent, bundled up in sleeping bags, and cuddled around the fire pit roasting marshmallows and staring up at the stars. It was a crisp fall night and we stayed up way later than we were supposed to, trying to spook each other with scary stories.
Around 3am we were startled awake by some noises outside the tent. We listened closely, frozen in fear, as we heard branches cracking and leaves rustling close by. Just then, something started sniffing and grunting right outside the tent! We let out ear-piercing screams and could barely breathe we were so terrified.
Sarah's dad came running outside to see what was wrong, shining his flashlight around. That's when we saw it - a big raccoon had gotten into the trash cans and scattered garbage all over! We laughed so hard we could barely speak as the raccoon
waddled away, clearly as scared of us as we were of it. What an adventure!
No matter what though, through all our fun times and shenanigans, Sarah has always been there for me when I really needed her. Like the time in third grade when I was being bullied by some mean girls at recess. They would call me names and make fun of me for reasons I still don't fully understand. I dreaded going to recess and would make up excuse after excuse to stay inside with the teacher.
One day Sarah finally noticed what was going on and confronted the bullies. "Leave her alone you jerks! She's my best friend and if you keep being mean to her, you'll have to deal with me!" She stood up for me fearlessly despite being smaller than the bullies. I'll never forget how amazed I was watching her stick up for me like that. The bullying stopped after that and I could enjoy recess again without being afraid, all thanks to Sarah's bravery.
More recently, I've been able to be there for Sarah when she's needed a friend too. Last year her parents went through a really difficult divorce. Some days Sarah would be a mess of emotions - crying, yelling, shutting everyone out. I just tried to
be present for her, to listen without judgement, and help take her mind off it all when she needed a break.
I'll never forget the night she called me at 2am, sobbing hysterically. She could barely speak through her tears. "They...they can't even...be in the same room now. How...how am I supposed...to choose...which one to live with?" She was having to help decide whether she would live with her mom or her dad after the divorce.
I stayed on the phone with her for hours, just being a supportive ear when she needed to vent, letting her cry it all out.
I told her over and over that she was incredible and brave and strong, and that I didn't know how she was getting through this but she would get through this. That no matter what, our friendship was forever and I'd always be her "person" no matter where life took us. We've seen each other through some really tough times.
Which is why, when my family told me we'd be moving 500 miles away at the end of this school year, it hit me like a truck. I can't imagine my life without having Sarah right by my side. She is such a huge part of who I am and all of my favorite memories. I'm absolutely dreading having to say goodbye to her.
Just thinking about it makes me want to cry. But I know that even though the miles will separate us, our friendship can continue to grow and blossom over the years. We've already pinky promised to be best friends forever and ever, no matter what. We'll make plansto visit each other as much as we can. And thanks to modern technology, we can easily keep in touch through video calls, texts, and social media. Our bond is way too strong to be broken by distance!
So while I'm devastated to be leaving Sarah, I know our friendship is for life. We'll still go to college together someday like we've dreamed of since we were little. We'll be each other's bridesmaids when we get married. And I just know our kids are going to be best friends too! Maybe they'll even become cookies contest champions together.
No matter what the future holds, I'll never ever forget my Sarah - the best friend anyone could ever ask for. The person who was my first friend, my most loyal friend, and my friend for life. We've already made so many amazing memories that will be burned into my mind forever. And I can't wait to make millions more with my very best friend in the entire world.。