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My dad rushed him to the emergency vet once because he thought he had swallowed part of the tree. He would spin around in circles if you went outside without him. My parents lived in the flight path of a small airport and every time a plane would fly over he would run outside and go from one side of the yard to the other trying to chase the plane. This was accompanied by crazy jumping in the air and barking. I had a tie-down in my truck for the guide dogs and used it to keep the Eskie from jumping up at the window and scaring the life out of people walking by.

Americans are very private, and value their personal space. ..I am not saying this is true for ALL Americans but feel 80% fall in this category. They won’t invite you to their house for a St Patricks Day My Heart Is Held By The Paws Of A Red Dachshund Shirtof coffee and chit chat unless they know you really well. No inviting co-workers over and stuff like that. Again coming from the East, I found that a bit unbelievable but once I lived here, it dawned on me that this aspect was true. Back home we invited our neighbours and co-workers for all kinds of functions or for just chit-chat/gossip.

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Homeschooling is for super religious conservatives or title . Not at all. Don’t get me wrong, many very religious conservatives and hippies do homeschool, but being homeschooled or homeschooling your kids doesn’t imply either of those lifestyles by default. I myself am a liberal atheist, my parents are both various shades of irreligious and registered Democrats. They both have college degrees and full time jobs, my mom works in development for a university and my dad is a firefighter/paramedic, and neither wear tie dye so I don’t think they can be called hippies (though my dad does listen to the grateful dead sometimes). Honestly they’re both normal people who made the educational decisions that were best for me and my sister. A lot of my homeschooled friends and their families aren’t religious or hippies and most of them are liberals (I live in a liberal area, which is why most family friends are also liberal).

And when you try to break this habit and put your phone aside..bam…a notification comes telling you that so and so liked your post, and you get a dopamine rush and are back on it. No wonder the brains of people who use high data are being compared to those of drug addicts..they exhibit similar characteristics like withdrawal, craving, even instances of kids exhibiting violent behaviours when their phone is taken away from them. Firstly, one should ask himself/ herself this question, what am I doing this for? Is it for the St Patricks Day My Heart Is Held By The Paws Of A Red Dachshund Shirtpleasure, or is it to improve the particular language ( by using reading as a supplement to enhance oneself in that particular language).