Les Stanfield
English 111
9-28-2001
����������� Everyone has things they value.� Whether it is family, significant others, friends, your job, money, or something else, everyone values something.� For most people, what they value the most are the loved ones in their lives.� For me there are three main things that I doubt that I could function the same without and, therefore, they are valued a great deal.
����������� My family I would be what I value the most.� Since my dad is in the military, our family has had to move a great deal over the past twenty years.� This relocating all the time only brings us closer and closer together because we know that we will always have each other to count on being there.� Most families cannot say this, and I am glad things have been the way they have.� I have been blessed to have a family like I have.
����������� Friends are another one of the things that I value a great deal.� Those special friendships that have, more than once in the past, carried from place to place when we move, are the most dear to me.� There are also those friendships that I have established here in Virginia.� Jeremy, Dave, and Steve are my three friends that would wake up in the middle of the night to so that I could have someone to talk to if something goes wrong.� Those types of friendships are extremely important.
����������� Lastly my girlfriend, Amanda, would be someone I truly hold dear to me.� Our relationship started with us having a really good friendship, and that is what it has been based on ever since.� She has indeed been my best friend, and if all goes well with us in the future she will be my lifelong companion as well.
����������� Those three things are what I value the most in my life and can safely say that many other people believe the same as me.� If you don�t have people or things you value in your life, then your life would not seem as fulfilling.
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