A friend of mine

Friendship

In British council, we gonna find a text about the International Day of Frienship. In this one, we wonna talk about how this day was created by Dr Ramón Artemio Bracho and his friends decides to celebrated the 30 of  July in 1958, Paraguay.

My friend

A very important friend of mine is Diego Navarro. We met in highschool , but truly we doesn´t talk too much in our younger years. We started talking in 2022-2023, because i started to pass time with his friends and over time we got know to each other.

He is taller than me, short hair and a round and pretty face. He has a tough life because of his parents and others situations, but even with that, he still has a beutifull soul and a bigger kindness with the others.

Now, beause of the time involved the university for both parts (He´s studying Chemistry), we  can´t  see each other or go out together, but when we can, we like to  buy some food for lunch and a bottle of "Sprite" for drink to then look a place to start to talk, eating and hearing music just in company to the other. 

I love my friend. 

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