Dan Sullivan

            My first experience with Dan Sullivan was in middle school. I used to play games on the internet and Skype with my friends. I went to Parker for middle school, but I had some friends who knew kids who went to Coolidge who also enjoyed Skyping and playing computer games. Dan was one of these kids, and I remember thinking he was pretty funny and cool. Fast forward to freshman year; the middle schools collide. I didn’t have any classes with Dan, but he was in the only other block of freshman that my English teacher had. When we got to A Midsummer Night’s Dream, our teacher, Mrs. Correa, assigned each character to a student and had us read aloud the book. My classes read-aloud was a bit awkward and unenthusiastic. My friends in the other block told me that Dan asked to have the part of a fairy, and proceeded to read all of his lines in a high pitched voice, much to the delight of his peers.

            This story, in my eyes, embodies the true nature of Dan Sullivan; a free-spirited, fun loving kid who always has a smile on his face. I’ve had several classes with him over the past few years, and we’ve become good friends. Whenever I see Dan start talking to him, his face lights up and the gears start turning- eager to hatch his next joke. Dan is also smart, and has been very helpful with homework whenever I’ve consulted him.

            If you’re reading this Dan, you’re a pretty cool cat. If anyone else has made it this far, I think it’s pretty clear the idea well for these blog posts went dry long ago.

            Tell me, what do you think about Dan?