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A Girls' Day Out.

Catching up with friends is not totally 'my' thing to do in summer holidays. Especially, friends from my previous class. But changes do happen at times, and the best thing to do is to accept them.

The whole thing started last week. My 8th grade friends wanted to meet to have fun for a day, and after a huge discussion, it was planned at my house last Monday. The meeting went well, although all the five of them couldn't make it. Again, today we met at another girl's home. But this was just for four hours. All we did was talking and eating. We did play a few games, but I think both meetings turned out to be a time to immerse yourselves with food.

Visiting school friends and having them at my house - both are new to me. Because, I try to get along with everybody, and my friends list would be some 15 mark essay. And this has got me involved in many arguments, like being friends with one and not the other. To me, everyone are friends and everyone are enemies. I think it is the situation that decides who is who.

Anyway, the day went really well and I guess I'm on the verge of making best friends!

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