Best Friend

I have several friends at school. Some are my school fellows and some are my class fellow. But the best among them is Cricket, who is my class fellow.   Cricket’s full name is Christian Knicole Collins.   She comes of a very respectable family. She belongs to Randy and Rhonda Collins.   She is of my age. But she is much shorter than me.   She has very tan skin filled with freckles. She has curly hair, milky teeth and a great smile. She has a very cheerful personality. She has been with me since middle school.   I never found him angry.   Her face is always smiling. From his appearance and his behaviour it appears as if she was a saint but I know different.   Cricket is very neat and clean in her dress. She likes to dress in her own style and doesn’t care what anyone thinks.   Her clothes are always costly but never showy. Her dress gives her a respectable look.   We will never find her clothes covered with ink spots or dirt.   At school, she is in two of my classes. We are together for the greater part of the day. We study together. We generally eat out together.   She never neglects her studies. She never gives the teacher a chance to complain. In the last examination she stood second in the class, but was first in English and Mathematics. Economics is her weak subject. But she is doing her best to make up this weakness. I hope she will do well in the next examination.   My friend is active and smart. She is good at both studies and games. She is loved by the teachers. She is frank and honest.   She does not get jealous of anybody.   She has good sportsmanship.   She is never rude in the school or outside. She does not call names.   She is not proud of her position in the class. Every year she gets prize both in studies and athletics. She helps her parents in the house.   She never wastes his time at home or school.   Cricket is a girl of excellent moral character. She has got high ideals before her. She is expected to make a great woman in the years to come.   She plans to play... [continues]

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