The Importance of Balanced Diet

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I have many friends at home and at school. Of them, I consider Sunil as my best friend. Sunil studies with me in the same class. He sits by my side in the classroom. He helps me in all matters. If there is a quarrel or dispute between me and any other boy in the school, he always takes my side and stands by me. Sunil lives with his parents near the hospital. His father is a doctor who has been provided with an office quarter. Sunil attends school by a bicycle, while I go there afoot, because my house is not far from the school. Sometimes, Sunil comes to our house after school hours; and my mother offers him Tiffin, as she gives it to me. We enjoy the food together. Once I was very sick and was not able to attend school. Sunil heard the news and came to see me. Looking at my feverish face, he silently wept in pain. That day I knew how much he loved me. On another occasion, as he had to leave for his native place during a vacation, he wrote to me every week, enquiring about my health and family. He has always been kind to me and keenly interested in my affairs. I love Sunil, as he loves me. Whenever he goes for some days out of my sight, his absence pains me a lot, and I sit down with my pen and paper to write a letter to him. Sunil is my only friend in need, a friend, indeed, and my best friend, too. 438 words short essay on My Best Friend. A good friend is a gift of God. He is a great boon. The world is gloomy in the absence of a true friend. A true friend always stands by his friend whether he is in distress or in pleasure. He is honest, sincere and always helping to his friend. Such a friend is indeed rare in today’s world when qualities have been lost in the fast race of materialism. A true friend is a source of joy, hope and inspiration to his friend. He is humble and modest. He has all the regards for his friend. He never looks down upon his friend even
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