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Little Washington Post
“Birds of a Feather”
. . . flock together. There’s a Jot o truth in this old adage. People are oftimes scorned or praised, due to their associates.
Who’s your best pal? Do you admire her or him? or do you merely go with them so as not to be left out in the eol.i?
Would you like to iave some of your friend’s qualities. If not, you better make a change, for people associating naturally acquire each other’s characteristics.
“A friend in need is a friend indeed”—a true friend will greet you at all times, regardless of whether you’re on the winning or losing side. He will pat you on the back when you aren’t so cheery and celebrate with you when you’re gay.
If your friend lacks these qualities, if he or she is only around when the going is easy, watch out, he’s no friend, Just a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Friendship is a wonderful partnership. Choose a partner with whom you ' have something in common, a partner with whom you’d be glad to be seen.
When seeking, look beyond a
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