RG

A story of a man that I have come to know well.

I first met him in 6th grade during Honk!, but I wouldn't say that we became friends until high school. Crazy for You was when we were both two male tappers. I feel that friends need something to bond over, something in common to bring the people together. And that was it.

And if that started the friendship, there have so many things to keep it going. Between various musicals, PAC, ensemble, etc.  Though in the past few months, it seems we have so much to do together.  We had the duet in the chorus concert, we're double casted together in The Diviners, an in Drowsy Chaperone we have a tap duet. 

I have to say I really like him.  Although our personalities really don't have a lot in common, he still is appealing.  People love him. He loves people. It's a good combination. 

When he signed my yearbook, he wrote the nicest thing, telling me not to change a thing. He told me not to change a thing.  I felt like a bad friend, never doing anything for him. 

Today in Group 5, we had to say something to our role-partners that we wanted to tell them. He complemented me on how well I was able to be in the moment. That touched me. It really did. I thank him.

It's the little moments that stand out. But just those wouldn't do him justice. He's always someone approachable, someone I feel I can talk to. 

-NM