A Girl Named Jenny

When was in third grade, I met a girl named Jenny.
She was cute, smart and best of all FUNNY.

I think we probably drove our teacher crazy.
I believe all my reports cards said..Robin loves
to talk! I bet it was to a girl named Jenny.

We were a little sneaky, quite the pair.

One day in the cafeteria we wanted extra rolls.

BUT in order to get seconds, you had to clean your

plate. That wasn't going to happen since peas

were involved. So, we a brilliant idea to solve our

problem. We decided to just put our peas in the floor

under the table and kinda smoosh them with our

feet to make them less obvious. Our plates were

clean! The next year in fouth grade, I wondered

why they didn't put me in the same class with

that girl named Jenny.

It is time for 5th grade and guess what?!? More

report card comments...Robin loves to talk.

I sat by a girl named Jenny. That year was

interesting too. One day, my pants split in the rear

when I bent over. No problem, Jenny helped me staple

them back together with the teacher's stapler. What

would I do without that girl named Jenny?

It is time for middle school and on the first day, the only

friend I know is girl named Jenny. I had so much fun

in middle school, but one thing I remember most.....

the sports' picnic at Camp Dixie in the Spring.

Only people who played a sport could go . As spring

approached, Jenny and I devised a plan (since neither

of us had played a sport that year). We decided to

run cross-country...how hard could that be, right?

Well, very--when you haven't really ever been a runner

before. On the first day of practice, I thought we would

surely die. We never won any races, but we

sure did enjoy the sports' picnic at Camp Dixie!

We grew up, but never went our separate ways.

When I got a teaching job, got engaged, adopted my son...

I called Jenny.

Many years have passed since I met my friend named Jenny.

In fact, we just had our 20 year high school reunion.

Some things never change---At our reunion, I danced and

laughed the night away...with a girl named Jenny.

I love you, Jenny! Thanks for a lifetime of wonderful memories!

Robin