My Heroes

I know I should probably be praising my parents or God as my heroes but both divine entities refused to be pictured (Yes, I referred to my parents as divine entities. I love them very much). Instead I'm showing you my support system, without them I'd probably wouldn't be the same "kind" and "joyful" person they say I am. The picture is a visual representation of our friendship, we support each other and enjoy it in the process.

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