Friday, October 15, 2021
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The first time I came to America, Kevin was at the airport. I remember going to Coney Island. My very first New York hot-dog. He took a picture, I still have it.
Most of my first American expériences, I shared them with Kevin. It was the 1990's. I was just a high-school kid from Paris and he was a doctor from New Jersey. Still I think I can say he was my friend. And I learned a lot from him... Including english and taking pictures. I must say he named his iguana after me, and it's quiet a unique thing.
He was a joyfull man. One of the most enthousiastic person I ever met. There was always a new record to listen to, a new restaurant to go to, a new car to try or to buy. However, at times, I found him sad too. One time he told me that humans are born evils. Christmas was important to him. Not just for presents and reunions. He truely beleived that we should cherish eachother, care for eachother during the hollyday season. And then one day he told me "you know, christmas should not exist, it should be christmas everyday" .
Where ever you are now Kevin, I hope it's Christmas everyday.
Adrien
