Neighbor-Rachel Hart

In our seating arrangement I sit next to Jasa. For what seems like forever, I’ve sat next to her. We met in fourth grade and became good friends when our teacher decided to us next to each other, so I would become quieter like her instead of my normal talkative self. Boy was that teacher wrong! We’ve been friends since. Jasa takes karate classes even though she hates them and has three sisters. She likes snakes but hates dogs and other normally harmless animals. Sometimes she is a total contradiction. She is really smart and I wouldn’t have survived chemistry without her help. She loves to watch Big Brother but I really don’t get why. If I had to choose one animal to describe her, it would have to be a butterfly. Butterflies are often carefree and no one expects a butterfly to ever do anyone any harm. Much like my neighbor, who upon meeting, you would assume could never do any harm. Jasa is caring and very studious. She helps me to stay on top of my vocabulary quizzes by always bringing a list of the words. She is also very dependable and trustworthy.