I have a friend living on Mars. His name is Pitt. Talking with him is so fun, and I find that his life is extremely different from ours. Pitt eats rocks and sand and drinks liquid from under the rock every day. One day on Mars takes a little over 24 hours, but Pitt only sleeps 2-3 hours per night. He spends most of his time travelling among planets by flying cars or space buggy to find types of rocks or any new friends. He said that he was fond of eating different rocks. He eats a lot, but never gets fat. Sometimes he asked me how the food on Earth was. I gave him some omelets and fish, but he couldn’t try it. He told me that his body was different from ours so he couldn’t eat what humans can. Pitt thinks Earth is much more beautiful than Mars. The climate on Mars is so dry with desserts and a rocky landscape, while Earth has seasons with forests, lakes, oceans and of course, busy cities. He also said he found life on Mars to be so lonely, and often quite harsh. But I told him that living on Earth was wrought with a lot of difficulties, too, such as diseases, environmental pollution and climate change due to industrial development. In short, I think Pitt’s life on Mars is unique and interesting, but it doesn’t fit me at all.