"I admit that I have
fear of loneliness, I hate walking alone at school, do not know why I feel that
nobody loves me. I have to be surrounded by friends and acquaintances to feel
safe. I’ve never had a boyfriend, and I would love too. I cast with my friends
and I wish I have a little less fear of loneliness. What should I do?"
- Someone
My answer:
That happen to me too, I hated to always be alone, but
from time to time I’ve learned to enjoy life about me. When I walked alone, I
imagine all the things that I want for my life, all the things I want to do,
and all the times I spent great. I imagine too, all the things that happen and
what I wanted to happen. It helps me know me more. But, I must say that
loneliness and being alone are two different things. The first ne is horrible,
is an empty feeling of sadness that continues, even if you’re surrounded by
people. However, being alone is wonderful because you’re with your best
company: YOU. Enjoy and find those moments to think, to express your feelings
in paper, to hear the
silence, and to look at God’s creation
(nature).
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"Recycling assigment? for material science class we have to bring in one of each of the 7 types of recycable materials. And I'm not sure exactly what they are... I know that milk cartons are #2, i know that aluminun and plastic water bottles, glass and cardboard are all recycable but I'm not sure what their numbers are. I've looked everywhere on the internet for it but I just can't seem to find it, so if anyone knows, could you please give me the material and the number that goes with it?!! thank you so much <3"
-Hannah, Yahoo Answers
My answer:
#1 and #2 - Plastics such as disposable soda water bottles make up the first category, which is generally safe, despite sometimes collecting bacteria upon reuse. The second category icludes milk jugs and toiletry containers. Most recycling center both of these materials.
#3 and #4 - The third category, made up PVC plastics found in plumbing pipes and non-food bottles, is not commonly, accepted by neighborhood recycling programs. The fourth category includes plastics bags and squeezable bottles, wich are often easier to reuse than to recycle.
#5, #6 and #7 - Most wide necked food containers and medicine bottles fit in this category. Most recycling centers accept these plastics. The sixth category is made up od disposable Styrofoam materials, wich are often tricky to reuse or recycle. And the seventh category includes electronic equipment and nylons, and other plastics that can be harmful and complicated to recycle.
