| xiaoxkxm | Date: Wednesday, 2013-11-13, 22:41:09 | Message # 1 |
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| 2012 the state of texas western earth outbreak caused by slight winter season
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I live with my parents and I commute to a university that is only 20 minutes away. I'm in my fourth year of college (taking 5 years to graduate) and this has happened every year. I don't think it is seasonal affective disorder because I was doing very well the last few weeks during my last classes and finals. There seems to be a switch in my brain that turns from "stressed but productive and hopeful" during the semester to "extremely sad and apathetic" after I'm home for a few days.
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If your pet has long hair, then during the summer months especially, it is essential that you groom them properly. For a long haired dog, it is not dissimilar to putting on a heavy winter coat when the temperature is up in the 90's. Not a thing that you or I would do, and perhaps something that your pet would prefer to avoid as well.
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