What Brophy Means To Me

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this pictures to me means a lot. It represents the twelfth trait of loving, which is beginning to appreciate deeper personal friendships. I chose this photo because in the picture are many of my close friends which I truly appreciate at Brophy. As I started attending Brophy I learned that even the longest of friendships don't last forever. I no longer communicated with my friends from middle school, but as friendships end new ones begin and at Brophy many flourished. Many which are in this one photo. This photo to me represents the people who have stood by me side at the worst of times and yet managed to stand together. I realized how much I really appreciate the people who stand by me everyday and which I have the pleasure to call my friends.

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