friendship

C.S Lewis got it right: friendship is born when one person says to another: "What! You too? I thought I was the only one!"

Growing
Night, no wind. The lake is calm like a huge mirror, reflecting the night sky without stars and moon. Between the lake and the sky, the forest in the near distance, and the buildings in the far distance. With their undulating curves outlining the mysterious contours of the horizon, the night sky and the lake, are two axes of symmetry in the vastness of space.
By VioletHolt3 years ago in Humans
LOVE in Indiana（5）
(6) Awakened by the sound of information coming in, it was three o 'clock in the afternoon. It's just an AD for wigs. I stared at it for two seconds and deleted it. There's another one at the bottom. Richard sent it at 2:00, asking me what I was doing and why I wasn't back yet.
By Ivan A Jaramillo3 years ago in Humans
LOVE in Indiana（4）
(5) There was half a cobweb on the lock, which I wiped away with my hand, and I hurried on to the bench and out of the window.
By Ivan A Jaramillo3 years ago in Humans
LOVE in Indiana（3）
(4) Long time no, the house is a little more modern, and not quite the same as before. Approached a look, the original is in the wooden door wooden window and added a pair of steel doors and Windows, this is afraid of someone to steal the painting? Pipe door with a cigarette happily looking at the entertainment program in the mobile phone, a head shiny, turned out not to be the original uncle, see me to go in, stretched out his hand to ask me for the door card. That's not what I was thinking when I left. Besides, I can't get in without a key card.
By Ivan A Jaramillo3 years ago in Humans
LOVE in Indiana（2）
(3) The cafeteria was crowded. I walked around and picked out two cold dishes. I couldn't find Richard. I don't think we're gonna be able to eat and talk today.
By Ivan A Jaramillo3 years ago in Humans
LOVE in Indiana（7）
(8) Someone else in the group posted a picture of the dam. The snow is heavier on the other side of the dam, and there is a photo with a very low Angle, which makes the dam very tall, with colors and lines, and very abstract atmosphere of Monterian. There is no trace of that crude image in this photograph.
By Ivan A Jaramillo3 years ago in Humans
LOVE in Indiana（1）
(1) I don't know why. That afternoon. I wouldn't have left the house if Richard and the others hadn't come over. Richard texted that they were arriving at noon, and their first thought was to go out again? Can you stay inside? Why don't you just stay inside? I really don't want to go out!
By Ivan A Jaramillo3 years ago in Humans
My good friend
Everyone has a best friend, and I am no exception, but the difference is that we were not very friendly at first, and could even be called "incompatible". Let me introduce you to my best friend!
By VioletHolt3 years ago in Humans
Never take advantage of others
Walking around the world, it is inevitable that we will meet some "smart people". When meeting with people, they are always beating the small abacus in the heart, afraid that they can not take advantage.
By Heineman Barrera3 years ago in Humans
Here are 6 moments of advice you must know
# 1 What works for you is what works for your circle of friends. There are times when we want to expand our network. But an excellent circle is not by eating in, nor by drinking in, but by each other's strength and confidence to attract.
By Heineman Barrera3 years ago in Humans
The true story of my roommate
Just the most ordinary guy, my roommate. My roommate was transferred to our professional, looking at the kind of honest and honest, usually love reading. Here's the background. When he was a freshman, he was just like us. He flunked last semester, and he was happy all day. He talked a lot about life and ideals with me. A lot of things happened in the freshman year. We were completely different from each other in the eyes of outsiders, but we would talk once in a while, and his diary mentioned something about me. At that time, the impression of him was that he loved reading and read everything, but mainly focused on the humanities. During the second semester of my freshman year (or the first semester of my sophomore year) two things happened. His classmate (out of town) family accident, mother died, very painful, can not overcome this hurdle. He had to write to the man every week, long letters, phone calls to comfort him. The other was a relative, a boy about the same age, who had a car accident and died. These two events struck him very deeply. I just feel like he's a different person. Not so silly. He used to yell at his parents, but since then he doesn't do so much. When there is a difference of opinion, he will explain patiently and then prove it with his actions. Later, sophomore, he began to take an examination of securities industry, last semester three, the next semester two. Some of the top students in our major failed none, but he quietly passed them all in one year. When I asked him why he took the test, why he worked so hard and kept a low profile, he said, "Build up your confidence. I don't want to do this, but I need to do one simple thing to build up my confidence. I'm gonna show you I can do it. What's not done, I'm not going anywhere." "A gentleman is quick in action but slow in speech." That's what he told me. And then he found his niche, psychology. (Hardly related to our major). He made up his mind to go to that school which is one of the best in psychology in the country. He barely went to class his junior year and would have failed, but he got ahead of the pack early. His daily routine now is to get up at 7 a.m., read a book after dinner until 11 a.m., go to dinner, read a book until 5 p.m., eat a meal, and in the evening, in addition to communicating with others on the Internet for 1-2 hours, he also reads. And the average meal time is no more than 15 minutes. Pretty much every day, except when I go out to dinner. In addition, he works as a Warm Star volunteer (a volunteer organization in our school, whose main activity is to take care of mentally disabled children every week). ", insisted for three years, he said after this semester, not in school will not do. He was no more intelligent than any other man, nor did he know any more people than any other man, he was not rich; There's nothing particularly tragic about him, he's just a normal person we see every day. But he is also full of extraordinary. He is sincere to people and all his friends are very good to him. (Think about your so-called network, how many of them can lend a helping hand when you are in trouble?) He knows what he wants, he knows how to pave his way, and he has perseverance and resilience.
By king3 years ago in Humans
Every Strategic Red Flag Your Friend Is Using You
Once upon a time ago, I would have said, "Hey, you're not stupid. You know when a friend is taking you for a ride." And that's what I loved about friendship users; they used to think they were being subtle. They thought no one noticed their nuances that fool the unsuspecting eye.
By Ellen Frances3 years ago in Humans