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DearCassy Thanksforremindingmebye-mailthatyouwanttobaby-sitourchildren.Inspiteofthe21thatyouareonly12yearsoldmywifeandIwouldbe22toconsideryourapplicationifyoucanmeetafewmodest23: 1.Submitthreelettersfrom24whowillcertifythatyouhaveneverfailedtofollowdirectionsperfectlyinclassandneverfailedtohandinahomeworkassignment25. 2.Submitanotefromtwo26whowillcertifythatyouareinperfecthealthhaveneverbeensickandneverwillbesick. 3.Submitadocumentfromyourphysicaleducationteacherorteam27thatprovesthatyoucandoeachofthefollowing:Runtwomilesin28thannineminutesclimbagreasedropetoa29oftwentyfeetinthirtysecondswhilebalancingaglassofwateronyournoseandwalkinbarefeetoverhotcoalsandbrokenglasswithoutcomplaintor30. 4.Submitnotarizedlettersfromatleasttwomentalhealthprofessionals31thatyouhavenever32ajealousenviousorhostilethoughttowardsanylivingbeingorinanimateobject. 5.Playand33fiveexpertchessplayerswhileblindfoldedaftergoingwithoutsleepfor48hours. 6.Wait34fortwoyearswhilewehaveprivateinvestigators35thatallyourdocumentsareauthentic. Yourlovingandtrustingfriends TheSmiths 31
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YouknowthatpearlsgrowinsideoystersbutwouldyoueverthinktolookfordiamondsinsideanostrichWellahunteronceshotanostrichanddiscoveredtohisgreatsurprisethatthebigbirdhadswallowedabunchofdiamonds.HowcouldsuchastrangethinghappenLikemanyotherbirdstheostrichswallowssmallstonesthatstayinsideitsgizzard.Thegizzardisabird’ssecondstomach.Itiswherethefoodisgroundup.Thesmallstoneshelptogrindupthefoodsoitcanbedigested.Theydothechewingbecausebirdsdon’thaveteeth.Inthecaseoftheostrichwiththediamondsthebirdsimplyhadexpensivetasteinrocks.Heusedthediamondstohelpdigesthisdinner.Diamondsandstonesaren’tallthatanostrichwillswallow.Iftherearenostonesarounditwilleatjustaboutanything.Sadlyforostrichesinzoosthiscanbeafatalhabit.Thetendencytoswallowanythingitseeshascausedthedeathofmanyanostrich.Cruelorcarelesspeopleoftenthrowthingsintothebird’slivingspace.Theythrowkeyscoinsevenlargeobjectssuchashorseshoes.Theostrichswallowsthemwithouthesitation.Coinscanbetheworst.Insidetheostrichtheyweardowntoarazorsharpedge.Theywillcutopenthebird’sgizzardfromtheinside.Oneyoungzooostrichdiedwith484coinsweighingmorethaneightpoundsinitsgizzard.Fatalisanotherwordfor______.
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DearCassy Thanksforremindingmebye-mailthatyouwanttobaby-sitourchildren.Inspiteofthe21thatyouareonly12yearsoldmywifeandIwouldbe22toconsideryourapplicationifyoucanmeetafewmodest23: 1.Submitthreelettersfrom24whowillcertifythatyouhaveneverfailedtofollowdirectionsperfectlyinclassandneverfailedtohandinahomeworkassignment25. 2.Submitanotefromtwo26whowillcertifythatyouareinperfecthealthhaveneverbeensickandneverwillbesick. 3.Submitadocumentfromyourphysicaleducationteacherorteam27thatprovesthatyoucandoeachofthefollowing:Runtwomilesin28thannineminutesclimbagreasedropetoa29oftwentyfeetinthirtysecondswhilebalancingaglassofwateronyournoseandwalkinbarefeetoverhotcoalsandbrokenglasswithoutcomplaintor30. 4.Submitnotarizedlettersfromatleasttwomentalhealthprofessionals31thatyouhavenever32ajealousenviousorhostilethoughttowardsanylivingbeingorinanimateobject. 5.Playand33fiveexpertchessplayerswhileblindfoldedaftergoingwithoutsleepfor48hours. 6.Wait34fortwoyearswhilewehaveprivateinvestigators35thatallyourdocumentsareauthentic. Yourlovingandtrustingfriends TheSmiths 21
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DearCassy Thanksforremindingmebye-mailthatyouwanttobaby-sitourchildren.Inspiteofthe21thatyouareonly12yearsoldmywifeandIwouldbe22toconsideryourapplicationifyoucanmeetafewmodest23: 1.Submitthreelettersfrom24whowillcertifythatyouhaveneverfailedtofollowdirectionsperfectlyinclassandneverfailedtohandinahomeworkassignment25. 2.Submitanotefromtwo26whowillcertifythatyouareinperfecthealthhaveneverbeensickandneverwillbesick. 3.Submitadocumentfromyourphysicaleducationteacherorteam27thatprovesthatyoucandoeachofthefollowing:Runtwomilesin28thannineminutesclimbagreasedropetoa29oftwentyfeetinthirtysecondswhilebalancingaglassofwateronyournoseandwalkinbarefeetoverhotcoalsandbrokenglasswithoutcomplaintor30. 4.Submitnotarizedlettersfromatleasttwomentalhealthprofessionals31thatyouhavenever32ajealousenviousorhostilethoughttowardsanylivingbeingorinanimateobject. 5.Playand33fiveexpertchessplayerswhileblindfoldedaftergoingwithoutsleepfor48hours. 6.Wait34fortwoyearswhilewehaveprivateinvestigators35thatallyourdocumentsareauthentic. Yourlovingandtrustingfriends TheSmiths 33
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WhatcouldbesimplerthanshakingfruitfromatreeWellthejobisalottougherthanyoumightthink.Thereisdefinitelyarightwayandawrongwaytoshakeafruittree.Andapersonwhoisagoodappletreeshakermaynotbeagoodcherrytreeshaker.Differentfruitstakedifferentshakes.Asaruleaslowhardshakeisbest.Thismakesthefruitfallmuchfasterthanalightquickjiggle.Mostfruitshaveasetnumberofshakesperminutethatwilldothebestjobofgettingthemoutofthetreeandontotheground.Toshakedownplumstryshakingthetreefourhundredtimesperminutemovingthetreetwoinchesateachshake.Expertssayyou’llgetthreetimesmorefruitfromthetreethanyouwillifyoushakeelevenhundredtimesperminuteatoneinchpershake.Cherriesbecausetheyaresmallerneedmorejarring.Agoodrateofshakingseemstobeabouttwelvehundredshakesperminute.Appleslikeplumsneedfourhundredshakes.Ofcoursesomefolksmaychoosetoignorealltheseexpertdirectionsforjigglingfruit.Keepingtrackofallthenumberscanbeenoughtodrivesomepeopleupatree.Thewordsetmeans______.
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YouknowthatpearlsgrowinsideoystersbutwouldyoueverthinktolookfordiamondsinsideanostrichWellahunteronceshotanostrichanddiscoveredtohisgreatsurprisethatthebigbirdhadswallowedabunchofdiamonds.HowcouldsuchastrangethinghappenLikemanyotherbirdstheostrichswallowssmallstonesthatstayinsideitsgizzard.Thegizzardisabird’ssecondstomach.Itiswherethefoodisgroundup.Thesmallstoneshelptogrindupthefoodsoitcanbedigested.Theydothechewingbecausebirdsdon’thaveteeth.Inthecaseoftheostrichwiththediamondsthebirdsimplyhadexpensivetasteinrocks.Heusedthediamondstohelpdigesthisdinner.Diamondsandstonesaren’tallthatanostrichwillswallow.Iftherearenostonesarounditwilleatjustaboutanything.Sadlyforostrichesinzoosthiscanbeafatalhabit.Thetendencytoswallowanythingitseeshascausedthedeathofmanyanostrich.Cruelorcarelesspeopleoftenthrowthingsintothebird’slivingspace.Theythrowkeyscoinsevenlargeobjectssuchashorseshoes.Theostrichswallowsthemwithouthesitation.Coinscanbetheworst.Insidetheostrichtheyweardowntoarazorsharpedge.Theywillcutopenthebird’sgizzardfromtheinside.Oneyoungzooostrichdiedwith484coinsweighingmorethaneightpoundsinitsgizzard.Theostrichisnotsmartenoughto______.
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DearCassy Thanksforremindingmebye-mailthatyouwanttobaby-sitourchildren.Inspiteofthe21thatyouareonly12yearsoldmywifeandIwouldbe22toconsideryourapplicationifyoucanmeetafewmodest23: 1.Submitthreelettersfrom24whowillcertifythatyouhaveneverfailedtofollowdirectionsperfectlyinclassandneverfailedtohandinahomeworkassignment25. 2.Submitanotefromtwo26whowillcertifythatyouareinperfecthealthhaveneverbeensickandneverwillbesick. 3.Submitadocumentfromyourphysicaleducationteacherorteam27thatprovesthatyoucandoeachofthefollowing:Runtwomilesin28thannineminutesclimbagreasedropetoa29oftwentyfeetinthirtysecondswhilebalancingaglassofwateronyournoseandwalkinbarefeetoverhotcoalsandbrokenglasswithoutcomplaintor30. 4.Submitnotarizedlettersfromatleasttwomentalhealthprofessionals31thatyouhavenever32ajealousenviousorhostilethoughttowardsanylivingbeingorinanimateobject. 5.Playand33fiveexpertchessplayerswhileblindfoldedaftergoingwithoutsleepfor48hours. 6.Wait34fortwoyearswhilewehaveprivateinvestigators35thatallyourdocumentsareauthentic. Yourlovingandtrustingfriends TheSmiths 35
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