Good friends. Over the years, they have com
forted you, irked you and, more than a fen
times, saved vour skin. They are the friends vow
nave known for vears but still can t wait to see
next week for lunch. Loyal and lasting, these
ends have stood by you in good and bad, like
a pair of boots that have worn Well. They are
the people you wouldn t trade for anything--
and ifvou didn t havc thcm, you d trade almost
everything to get them. The world is a wilder
hess without good friends
fhe young Persian soldier must have felt this
acutely when he was asked by his ldng, Cyrus
the Great, whether he would trade the horse
on which he had just won a race for an entire
kingdom. "Certainly not, Sire," the young
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