Chapter two reflection

As mentioned in chapter two most people are affiliated with a folk group with work members. Well I feel this is true and my story is no different. My folk group is my wrestling team. We work with each other everyday for eight months and even after season is over were still hanging out with each other. As individuals our make up is so similar. We are so closely alike. Our wrestling team is like a huge family and in reality I see my wrestling family way more then I actually see my own family. We all hang out with each other everyday we got to parties together, we go and see each others families together, we spend weekends in hotel rooms cutting weight and wrestling eight months out of the year. We go out to eat with each other; we all go to the movies or bowling together. We will be walking around and people will say “well you must be a wrestler” and when we ask how do you know? The answer with either “you just look like a wrestler” or “you walk like a wrestler”, which must mean that we must all look alike and we must all walk alike. Outside of my primary folk group I have other smaller folk groups, some that I associate with still and some that I don’t associate with anymore. Other folk groups that I am involved with are of course my family, which is my parents, siblings, grandparent, aunts, uncles, and cousins. I am extremely close with my family. Other groups consist of my friend back in Michigan, that I try to remain close with, but tend to be difficult going to school so far away now. Also my friends back home just so happen to be former wrestling team members. These are the groups that I associate with and belong to. "This blog entry is my response to Chapter two reflection question".