fixed a bug in the relationships controller spec, i could not find it, but when I copy pasted it fixed, so I was missing something....
adding a relationships folder in the views to hold the javascript for relationship requests
renamed a file that I had spelled wrong :(
wow, that was surprisingly easy to add teh javascript embedded ruby for follow and unfollow queries.
added another specification to the user to check that when they follow someone else that persons posts show up in their feed.  tacked it on to where they checked to see that they were displaying their own posts and not posts of people they were not following
modified teh model to call the .from_users_followed_by function, which I will now build
modified the Micropost model to return an array of microposts that include both the user and all the people they are following
used some more advanced query to make it more efficient, beyond my ability to understand why it's quicker, but I do understand what it does