ALL peopLe are different - some are tall, some are short. Some of us have blond straight hair and blue eyes, while others have red curly hair and green eyes. There are those who wear glasses and those who have freckles. We are all different in character as well. There are people who are funny or with a great sense of humour, but they can be a bit careless. On the other hand, there are individuals that are serious and weLL-organised, but they can be a bit bossy or even selfish sometimes. However, is that it? Are appearance and behaviour the only two things that make us different? Definitely not. Everyone has various hobbies - things which they like to do in their free time. A lot of people are energetic, so they enjoy doing sports, playing games or travelling around the world. There are also those who are more calm, and they can’t stand being on the move all the time. Instead, they are crazy about reading, collecting things or painting. Some people are curious, and they are keen on visiting museums, art galleries and theatres rather than going to the cinema or the skating rink. Although we have so many differences, there are always people who share our interests and hobbies with us. These people are our friends. The role of friendship is very important because we are often sociable. Hanging out in the park, cycling, playing table games or computer games, dancing, watching films and doing all other free-time activities with someone is often more fun than being alone.