Philosopher Joe-Lewis

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Joe-Lewis, not a name heard often, in fact, if people know boxing they believe he is named after the famous boxer Joe Lewis. However, he is named after our father, Lewis because his nickname was Joe-Lewis as a kid, hence Joe-Lewis’s name. Joe-Lewis Brown O’Donnell, named after both our father and great grandfather. The best part of his middle is it matches his eye and hair color. Standing five foot, six inches tall and slender, his baby fat gone, along with his chubby cheeks, now replaced with strong cheekbones is a young man.
From parachute pants, to jeans, T-shirt and sweatshirts, describes Joe-Lewis’s clothing perfectly. Just last year he hit a growth spurt, resulting in the change of his clothing style. Simple one word used to describe his clothes, one solid color then he put a sweatshirt of the top of his shirt. At times he will wear clothes with writing and most of the sayings match his personality perfectly.
Hyper, talkative, energetic and shy sometimes, but most of the time he is outgoing. Besides the constant need to argue, Joe-Lewis is kind, reliable and headstrong annoying younger brother. Sports are not one of his strong suits, but he is extremely active he can not sit still for long periods of times. Stubborn as a
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He also has braces so when he says certain words there is a slight lisp, other than the lisp he does not have an accent. Talkative is an understatement when explaining how Joe-Lewis talks at times he will talk so fast no one can keep up with him. For example, a little kid with too much candy is an excellent example to describe how Joe-Lewis talks. Rambling about the most random topics he can think of, but somehow he takes those thought and relates them to the conversation he is apart of. Joe-Lewis’s personality comes out through the way he talks hyper, fast and exciting tone even at six o’clock in the morning he sounds hyper and

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