Descriptive Essay On Imaginary Friends

Just three days before I was to go to third grade my family went to the hostpital.Today was the day my mom was going in labor!When we got there I was told to stay in the waiting room with my granny (she was visiting again).She went and bought some snacks from the snack machine while I sat down and read a book I brought.After what seemed like hours my dad came and brought us to my mom’s hospital room.On the way I saw doors that said something like”It’s a Boy!” or “It’s a Girl!”. I also smelled the smell of paint since there was some reconstruction nearby.When we arrived at my mom’s room there was a picture of a pink flower,a pink picture of an elephant on one table,pink streamers hanging from the ceiling,and balloons held by a pink balloon weight.My mom was holding the cutest thing I ever saw,my sister.After everyone giving presents to my mom and holding my sister It was my turn to hold her.She was so cute,her tiny little body was all red,her eyes were barely open,and she had this one strand of hair.The cutest thing was when her tiny little hand wrapped itself around my

My father has seven children including me. The boys are Joseph, Justin, Jonathan, and me, Javen. Ironically they are all names that start with the letter J. My sisters from him are Malinda, Shandell, and Cicily. Malinda and I are the closest out of all the others. I only consider

They have two children ,Courtney Lynn and Brian Thomas. Thomas’ favorite story about Courtney when she was little she lose pacifiers and remembers her first time cheerleading. He remembers when I was born, being at the hospital holding me.

Doris and Milton had two boys. Their names were Robert Edmond Weeks and Thomas William Weeks. Robert was born in 1955 and Thomas was born in 1958. Robert was named after his two grandfathers and Thomas was named after his mothers father. Robert and Thomas had a dog named Spot growing up. Spot would go on hikes with the boys whenever possible and they really enjoyed that.

In 1992, a woman gave birth to my sister and I. Due to unknown reasons, at some point during the first year, she left her twins at the doorsteps of a local police station. My sister and I were eventually placed in an orphanage in Addis Ababa, where we would then go on to be adopted and brought to the US. We grew up in a loving home with loving parents, and all of our needs met. Our childhood was ideal in many ways and I grew feeling up very blessed. Our adopted mother loved us so deeply, and our father was always a provider, stable, loving father.

I was the youngest sibling in the family. But, don’t be fooled, somehow I have managed to meet and fail majority of the stereotypes resembling the youngest child. I have always been described as a natural leader, risk taker, and social butterfly.

Years later, Junior now has his own grown children, REX III “THIRD” (24), EDDIE (18), and CLAUDIA (20). The kids celebrate with Junior and their mother, EVA. Third break ups with SARAH SLADE; they aren’t ready for marriage yet.

My daughter is at that age where imaginary friends take play in her life. They are the only friends she’ll ever have. Soon or later she’ll grow out of it. “Pep! come downstairs, time for school!” I say. There was no response. There was a creak behind me, so I slowly turn around and it turns out that it was only my daughter.

“Is this Erin?” my voice squealed with joy, “I love her!” My heart was leaping excitedly, and I almost couldn’t handle the situation! It was the greatest moment of my life! We finally took her home after a few days at the hospital and when we did, I knew that I would have a best friend for life. Someone who would always stand by my side and someone who I would be standing next to in turn. Family lasts forever and at that point in life, I had begun a lifelong mutual relationship with one special

Upstairs, the kids are watching TV in their mother’s room, “ Kids, this is Hailey, your new babysitter”, Kate shifts towards Hailey and points at the kids, “my oldest one is Jake, that’s Ella, and my youngest is Kaleb! I think you’ll enjoy taking care of them. They’re well-mannered... for the most part, haha.”

It all started 17 years ago, December 23rd 1998 , my twin sister Jaqueah and I were born at Norfolk General hospital to the loving couple of Sabrina and Edward. Throughout my earliest years my parents were so in love, having each other's hearts and being each other backbones. Eventually, having another daughter 3 years later named Janiah would make our family complete. Ultimately, we were all in for a shake up as we started to notice the absence

Growing up I was an only child, but I remember always wishing that I had an older sibling or was born a twin or that maybe someday I would be a big sister myself. My Aunt Sherry lived close by while my cousin Morgan, who is eight months older than I, and myself grew up and we were extremely close;, she still feels more like my younger but older sister to this day. When we were five and six years old my Aunt Sherry had fraternal twins, a girl and a boy, Macey and Collin. Now I felt that I had three siblings. Come the third grade, when Morgan and I were eight and nine years old, my Aunt Sherry moved to Indiana taking my cousins with her. I had never wanted siblings as much as I did at this point.

My imaginary friends don’t talk to me and they never have. You probably think I am young since I have imaginary friends but I am twenty. As a child my family hood was awful, we moved all the time and it was hard to make friends. I tried at first but eventually I have up knowing we would just end up moving school districts again. A few months ago, I graduated from community college and I am looking for a job, my family wants me to move back to Blacksburg Virginia with them but I kind of like New York City. As a matter of fact, I won the lottery last week of one hundred thousand dollars so I am doing perfectly fine financially. Ever since I was young I have had imaginary friends Derk and Bentley but they never have been able to talk, we would just play with toys and even draw.

“Mom, can you give Helicoptrin some more spaghetti? She’s really hungry after flying all the way here.” Everyone knows that imaginary friends are some children’s playmates that aren’t real and cannot be seen, but what does that exactly mean, and why do some children have them and some do not? According to Marjorie Taylor, a developmental psychologist, “an imaginary companion is a friend whom a child has created, talks about or interacts with on a regular basis.” Most children’s imaginary friend experiences are positive. The imaginary friends are kind and nice, and the children like them. This wasn’t always the case. In the past, it was believed that “imaginary companions were harmful or evil, and were a sign of a social deficit, demonic possession, or mental illness.” (Young, 2016) Another theory from the past was that imaginary friends were of a spiritual nature. Some even believed them to be guardian angels that were there to give support or comfort to adults but got passed down to children. (Kara, 2017) Over many years and through many theories, people have been intrigued about why some young people develop imaginary friends, how common of an occurrence it is and what might be some factors that come into play with children who develop imaginary companions. I will go into an in-depth explanation in the paragraphs to follow.

As we grow older, we meet new people and make new friendships. Out of all the people you meet there is always that one friend that you click with the most. That being said a best friend is someone you look out for and care for like sibling. As we grow older we have a perception of growing old and having your best friend by your side, but I came to the realization one morning that it is not true. I found out my childhood best friend past away from a drug overdose.