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I had adopted her but she refused to come away with me. It was weird because dogs can't wait to leave the kennel. She was crying and stubbing her paws. I should have dragged her. But when I looked down I understood the reason and I had to make a CHOICE "When the time came to take her home she was just out of that cage, from that moment a new world awaited her, a wonderful life and a lot of love. Any another dog would have run into the embraces of her rescuers. But she did not. She stood still, sticking to all fours and refused to come out of the cage. In a corner a small Chihuahua Taco looked at her in fear. She understood that she was about to lose her her best friend. And in that moment a small miracle happened. The couple saw the whole scene and decided to adopt them both. They did the documents also for the chihuahua and all 4 went out the door of the shelter. was taken in the car, before leaving. Personally I would like to wish these two dogs a happy life full of love !. But above all so much happiness also to these two wonderful people ❤️
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I may need to consider moving north!
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We’ve all seen the Learning Pyramid before.
We need an update…
Students retain 0% of material when they are chronically absent.
Is it just me or has post pandemic life made attendance optional for many students?
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The day before bullies at school put Pride stickers on him. Rather than backing down… he decided to do this the next day!
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We asked this guy about the Tennessee drag law and he said it was “stupid” and “government overreach.”
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This is the answer to the question some have in their high school math/physics class, ‘When am I ever going to use this?’ 😂
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Why do toddlers love hide and seek?
It may be because they take pleasure in both parts.
The act of hiding provides young children a rare form of autonomy - a chance to briefly (and safely) distance themselves from caregivers in a location of their own choosing.
But being sought and found may be even more exciting.
In life we seek out the things we care for. So the process of being sought/found is both affirming of the child’s value and a demonstration that they are loved.
You’ll note that the point for this little one isn’t so much to hide, as it is to be found. Watch her delight at the end.