Friendship Chapter 18 by Aarti Honrao

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Individuality
Friendship - 18
Friendships find distance and time
no real obstacles

Well! This statement or appropriately put� this proverb can be explained in two ways.

Which one is right is to be decided by you. Both the descriptions, which I am going to give, are the two sides of the same coin. So! I feel you can accept both of them.

I will prefer to start with the description, which I believe in! It's not that I do not find other one believing! It's just that, when compared I like this one first!

I feel that a friend in true friendship do not find distance and time an obstacle. He/She can be there to meet a friend and that too on time even if He/She is far away from the friend. When one friend is in need the other one turns out to be a friend indeed ( in � deed ).

Now� the other side of the coin. Friends in true friendship do not find time and distance a real obstacle. In the sense, they can stay away from each other for a long time and still be together. They do not feel the need to meet regularly to keep their friendship fresh as ever.

Thus -
Whatever side it may be� remember it is the same coin and it's not just a coin, it's a treasure!

� Aarti Honrao
December 21, 2000

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