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When I was 6 years old I went to the first grade and every right to the school I had by myself. In America, you should be with your child until 12. However, in my home country, the situation is different. I always went to the park with my friends without a phone or anything, but I always back home. Parents or just family members educate us about strangers and unfamiliar people, and what we should do when they talk to us or call on the action. No one in my group of friends disappeared and we all became alive 18-23 years old adults.

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When I was a little girl, I always wanted to learn how to use a gun and just a weapon in general. My whole family, techers, and friends were shocked about it as I was a girl in 6th grade. They were not agree that it is the right hobby for me. Only my father supported me at that moment and I dont know where, but he bright a big gan and showed me how to shoot. It was fun, especially when I shot at plats that were not mine. In the end, my father let me join the special club in the school and I finally did what I really wanted.

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The time when I felt different from others

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The time when I felt different from others

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When I moved to the USA a few years ago, I felt so different. New country, language, rules/laws, and even people. I perceived everything around me like another planet that flys somewhere in the university. First 5 months, I was totally alone and everything that I heard and saw around me was “Aliens of America”. When someone spoke to me on the street, I just moved my head and ran away. I guess they tried to ask me about time or the name of the street, but everything that I knew perfectly is the phrase “Sorry, I don’t speak English”. I felt more than different, I felt like a dark spot on the new white T-shirt for $200.

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In school, I always hear from my teacher “Hi! How are you!”. I respond to him but he always walked away without my answering. For half of the year, I always was confused about it until one moment. I started to watch a lot of videos on YouTube about American traditions, mentality, slang, etc. In one of those videos I heard that “Hi! How are you!” it’s just a basic way to say hello and you don’t need to actually tell how do you feel. AAAA! My eyes were like 2 quarters! For that moment I started to understand Mr. Stahl a little bit more.

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Another thing that I miss is my friends and family. I often used to spend time with them and travel to beautiful cities of Ukraine. We went to a lot of museums, cinemas, restaurants and historic places. My memories anoint that period of life always warm my heart and soul. 

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Another thing that I miss is my friends and family. I often used to spend time with them and travel to beautiful cities of Ukraine. We went to a lot of museums, cinemas, restaurants and historic places. My memories anoint that period of life always warm my heart and soul. 

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The first thing that I miss is the culture of my country that is so colorful and bright. For example, we have beautiful national clothes and when we have a big holiday or festival or people always dress it. They sing a lot of songs and dance throughout the whole day or days. However, my favorite tradition is that you cant leave this even without any present( like a piece of cake, alcohol or souvenir that reminds you about this day).

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The first thing that I miss is the culture of my country that is so colorful and bright. For example, we have beautiful national clothes and when we have a big holiday or festival or people always dress it. They sing a lot of songs and dance throughout the whole day or days. However, my favorite tradition is that you cant leave this even without any present( like a piece of cake, alcohol or souvenir that reminds you about this day).