1. When a close friend has a serious problem, what are they most likely to be able to depend on you to provide? Yes they are.
2. Other than church, to whom did you make your last charitable contribution? Aids fund org.
3. What is the last item you donated to a Goodwill-type store or similar charitable organization? 3 large bags of clothes and books.
4. What kind of material item, (i.e., clothes, books, etc), have you donated the most of in your lifetime? Both clothes and books.
5. Take the quiz: What Makes You a Good Friend?
You Are a Good Friend Because You’re Accepting |
 No matter what a friend says or does, you try your best to understand it. And your friends feel like they can tell you anything. You don’t judge. You know that friendship is a journey – with a lot of ups and downs. If you and a friend grow apart, you get over it quickly… and leave the potential for future friendship open. You tend to have many friends from many walks of life. Anyone you meet is could become a friend. In fact, you are especially interested in people who are a little different than you. Seeing life from another perspective is something you cherish. Your friends need you most when: They can’t turn to anyone else with their secrets You really can’t be friends with: Dogmatic, stubborn people Your friendship quote: “Love is blind, but friendship closes its eyes.” |
6. Consider your best friend: between that person and you, which of you have more people you can go to when you’re having a really bad day and need to blow off steam: you or your friend?
