This Might be Immortalized in a Yearbook Like Yeah

A Writeup I have prepared for my good friend Francess Anne Yangyang:

“Hello Karen!”

Out of nowhere, a random schoolmate posted a Friendster testimonial on my profile that started a wonderful friendship. I used to stalk her profile once in a while, but I never thought of approaching her—she seemed suplada based on her profile photo. However, I knew that she was a PolSci freshie from the same batch as mine. Her name was Francess Anne Yangyang.

Soon enough I realized she wasn’t suplada at all. We instantly became online buddies, and yes, we already knew about each other’s crushes even before we talk to each other in person! That’s how close we have become—and how easy it is for Francess (or Faye My Labs as I call her) to be a friend and confidante. Maybe it has something to do with our language game, our boyish sides, the fact that love gets us all weak in the knees, and the occasional not-so-green jokes. Mehehehe.

Faye is that friend that is sweet enough to accompany you to the mall even on a late notice, who would play arcade games with you, and would even adjust to your schedule just because she values time spent with someone she cares for. She remains rational when you are not, and becomes all hyped up when you also are. I am confident enough to say that she is the one I would want to be part of my wedding entourage, my daughter’s godmother, and the one I’d play poker on the porch with when I grow old. Faye is the friend you would not want to let go.

Though Friendster is long gone, it has given me something that would last forever—a friendship with one of the awesome-est people in the world. :)