To be enormously gorgeous I think that you have to be beautiful on the inside and not on the outside.

I don't think that you have to have long blonde hair that falls down your back, or large and innocent baby blue eyes. To be enormously gorgeous you don't have to have large breasts, super hunk muscles, a tan from a week in Florida, or platform sneakers that reach the sky.

You don't have to look like super models Minnie Brown or Tyra Banks. I think that you can be enormously gorgeous if you have dull brown eyes, short brown hair like spaghetti, big ears, freckles, and be as fat as a house to be enormously gorgeous. Material things don't make you pretty. It's what's inside that counts.

To be enormously gorgeous you have to be kind and compassionate. You can be this by helping somebody who is hurt, looking out for somebody with sensitive feelings, and talking to a lonely kid who is sitting by himself.

To be enormously gorgeous you have to be humble and fair. You can be humble by being modest. You can try not to boast or show-off. To be fair you can judge (not that you ever should) by judging not by the one who is the prettiest, the most popular, or who has been the nicest to you, but by who was right.

To be enormously gorgeous you have to be joyful. So try and be enormously gorgeous today.

One thing that is enormously gorgeous about me is that I am compassionate. I will go over and leave my friends to talk to "that skinny girl with the picky hair'' in the corner.

One thing that is enormously gorgeous about my friend, Ashayo, is that she sticks by me when I am down or depressed.

One thing that is enormously gorgeous about Miss Faria is that she listens to you when you talk and respects your ideas, even if she doesn't agree with them. But that is okay because you don't always have to agree with somebody.

So try and be enormously gorgeous today! Krystle Atieno Robinson-Assan Gilbert Institute