What things i like to do:
sit in a lobby of a busy public building or businessor nursing home or outside, if it is comfortable, and watch the people passing by and through, watching peoples' interactions, interacting with them myself, a smile, nod, small conversation, maybe assist in a small way. i find that i have to wait for varying amounts of time, for my rides back home.
play piano that is in a public place, get lost in doing that
pet my dog
read
call friend
accomplish any task (i am disabled)
learn something
write a letter
sign a petition for a cause i believe in
meditate
sing
compose a song
watch and listen to birds
feed the birds
find a new tv show that ilike and can immerse myself, escape into
enjoy a pain-free moment
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Study:
i would do a bible study, take voice lessons, if i could find a class for yoga or tai chi adapted for my disability, i would like to do that
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What woud motivate me to take a risk, facing a dangerous situation:
if my action could save someone else
Answer:
<em>Congress is the legislative branch of the federal government and makes laws for the nation. Congress has two legislative bodies or chambers: the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives. Anyone elected to either body can propose a new law.Apr 23, 2021</em>
Answer:
Passage number 1 is anti-federalist, while passage number 2 is federalist.
The constitution's authors included restrictions on federal power to prevent the president from abusing power, or from having full power as a king.
Explanation:
Federalism defended the integration of the power of the states into a central power, the federal power, which would work together with the states in the management of national policy. The federal government did not intend to concentrate the entire power on the president, but to allow a series of governmental divisions that would prevent the centralization of power, but distribute it in a fair and beneficial way to the people.
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