Jamie and I were friends until we got up to the 4th grade. When 5th grade came around we weren’t in the same class together anymore. So obviously we started hanging out with different people. I didn't see him as often and we didn't play during recess. It started getting weird. We were still cool with each other but it wasn’t how it used to be. When we crossed paths it was awkward. I moved away after 7th grade and I didn’t keep in touch with bro. I think it’s crazy how we went from two peas in a pod.
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2 weeks into my new school year, I had made acquaintances with all of my classmates. But I didn't have a definite best friend like in my old school. I wasn't really in a rush to find one. It's crazy that at a young age I had this type of mindset. I was going to let the cards fall where they may. We were in computer class and my classmate Jamie was sitting next to me. I needed help on something and he help me out. Then we started talking about a TV show that we both liked and just like that we were best friends.
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