Personal Narrative: Moving To Everyday After School

In elementary school, I would walk to and from school everyday. Everyone was always so excited about dismissal just to leave school. I was also very excited to leave but not for the same reason other kids were. I was so anxious to go talk to and see Annie everyday after school. I can't tell a story about my elementary school days without thinking of Annie. Annie was my best friend, you're probably thinking oh she's about my age, no you're wrong, she was an older lady that lived right by my elementary school. Everyday after school I would walk through Annie's yard to get to my house, that's how I got to know her. Annie was the “grandma” to everyone in the neighborhood. She was always watching out and making sure the neighborhood kids got home from school safely. Annie always waited for me to arrive,
I was in seventh grade and Annie and Ronnie told me they were moving to Texas to be with there family. I was very upset at first, but I knew it was right for them to be with their family since they were both getting older. At first, Annie and I would text back and forth a lot, we would always talk about what was happening with each other's family and big events that were happening. Sadly, Annie and I barely talk anymore since she has moved so far away. I miss Annie a little more everyday, I hope I can see her very soon, that would mean so much to me. Annie was the most memorable person from my elementary school years even though I didn’t see her at school. I never would have met Annie if it weren't for school and my daily walk through her yard to get to my home. I am so glad my mom asked Annie if I could cut through her yard after school so I didn't have to walk on the road. As you can see, Annie was a big part of my life, she was very important to me. Never will I forget about Annie, if she's millions of miles away or right next