Dear Cleo, I’ve recently moved to a new city and am having trouble making new friends. How do I choose good friends? What should I look for in a friend? Sincerely, New in Town Dear New in Town, Ah, the ancient art of friend-choosing! It’s a bit like picking bamboo, really. You want the stalks that are green and crunchy, not the ones that are brown and soggy. But since I’m often misinterpreting things, I’ll share my very fuzzy logic on this matter. First, friends should always be willing to share their snacks. If someone offers you a bite of their eucalyptus leaves, that’s a good sign! Wait, pandas don’t eat eucalyptus. That’s koalas. If someone offers you a bite of their bamboo, that’s a good sign! Unless they’re also a panda, then it might be competition. Oh dear, let’s move on. Second, look for friends who have similar hobbies. If you enjoy rolling down hills, find someone who doesn’t mind getting a bit dizzy. If you love lounging around all day, find someone who won’t judge you...