LINDA SALISBURY 5 p.m. 1) Slip Into Sandals Shed heavy coats to stroll the winding walkways of Centennial Park on the Caloosahatchee River and sit for a moment by "Uncommon Friends," a fountain with statues of Edison, Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone.
It's not uncommon for friends or family to feel this way when watching friends succeed from afar.
It's not uncommon for friends our age to live in houses recently made available by a family death.
It's not uncommon when friends go through stages you are not sharing with them (new job, relationships, new baby, etc) to feel a bit adrift, left out, left behind – no one likes this feeling.
Michael, an H.I.V.-positive man who has donated medication to Aid for AIDS and who asked that his last name not be used, said that it is not uncommon for friends to share pills informally with someone who does not have medication handy.
It's not uncommon for a friend to say, "This isn't my angle," or see them delete 98 of the 100 selfies they took because the lighting revealed a blemish that wasn't supposed to be shown.
It's not uncommon for my friends to start conversations about dating by asking: "Are you still swiping?
(Unlike in New York, where young designers typically work independently of each other, in London it's not uncommon to see friends share studio space, runway shows and even stylists).
None of this is uncommon when two friends or roommates start a company.
"I'm sure he was portrayed to be the master killer, but that is not the Napoleon I knew," said Casey Vickers, who grew up with Mr. Beazley and considered him his best friend, a uncommon relationship in a small Texas town, given that Mr. Vickers is white and Mr. Beazley is black.
