Chapter 2 Part A

I have quite a few friends and I have different levels of closeness with each of them. My best friends are my roommate Sam and my boyfriend Levi. And of course I have friends outside of Sam and Levi. I have a great group of friends on Cottey's campus and a group back home as well. The last time I made new friends was probably in August when the school year started and I got to meet some new freshmen!
I don't consider everyone that I know my friends. It depends on how close I am with them if I consider them my friends or not -the closer I am with you the more likely I am to call you my friend. But, if I'm with someone I'm not really close with and I need to introduce them to someone, I will probably call them my friend. In terms of leisure activities -I play on my phone a lot. My roommate and I will lay in our beds in complete silence and just coexist for awhile,and it's very relaxing. Other than that, I like to watch movies, paint and read. But, I don't really have much time to do those though because I am a student and most of my time is taken up by school and homework so. My hometown is very tiny. There's a main road where most of our bigger buisnesses are on while everything else is kind of right off the main road but still in town. I think that many small towns in my area are very similar to the layout of my town.

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