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(2) | 04/12/2018 | A child finds himself alone in his house
The door and Evnika Дверь и Эвника If your child can break his room and is not afraid to break a globe on which he "forced" to learn and know the geography, he feels more than free. After we allowed Evnika to destroy everything in her room, and make a hole with her bare hands in the door, her performance in school improved.
In our house, more than a decade operates one rule, "All the walls belong to children!", We allowed them to draw on the walls, scratch, smear clay, ripping the wallpaper, but not using a hammer and other sharp objects. Is permitted everything that can be done with bare hands. But we just have not thought of the fact that our children are growing up, and the house remains the same, and besides, who knew that we will have in the family the child, which would be manic destroy walls and doors with his bare hands. - A raccoon attacks a child Friday December 2, 2022 in Ashford, Connecticut in the United States, a 5-year-old girl was attacked by a raccoon while waiting for her school bus. Her mother, alerted by her daughter's cries, came out of the house and grabbed the raccoon by the skin of its back. Once her daughter was safely inside, she threw the animal onto the lawn. The little girl was bitten by the raccoon. She was tested for the presence of rabies antibodies.
- Make a successful 360 video with the help of your child A dad has found a technique to make his traveling video a success: a carpet and his son. The dad drags his son lying on a carpet, turning around the mom. The child with the phone in his hand films the sequence which promises to be a nice tracking shot.
- Ukrainian influencer tries to take back iPhone he gave to a little girl Ukrainian TikToker Alexander Voloshin gave his young fan an iPhone for the camera, but after filming he removed the "accessories" from the girl's hands. Then his mother's words are, "My daughter is constantly watching him on TikTok, telling stories to all her friends, then he came to see us on the street. Can you imagine how happy she was to see her idol? live? He gave a gift - an iPhone! Imagine the shock and disappointment of my child! A man just has no conscience and nothing sacred. How can you do that to a child ?! " Now his TikTok is suspended, and this iPhone cost more than it looks at first glance.
- If I sing a love song in front of the house of the favorite child 好きな子の家の前で愛の歌を歌ったら
- Build a wooden survival house with your own hands Building The Most Beautiful Survival House Villa By Bushman Skills
- A child feeds baby birds August 10, 2018 / Nam Kham, Shan State, Myanmar These birds landed next to my house. Most of them cannot fly anymore due to exhaust. A week later, after being feed everyday by my son, they got better and were able to fly. However, they didn't want to fly away. Maybe they didn't want to leave my son.
- An autistic child neutralized and handcuffed by a security guard at his school This is the first 3 minutes of an unedited bodycam video that shows my 10yr old autistic son being mistreated at the hands of his SPED teacher and an SRO officer that works for Denton PD, Texas. The police report indicates that my son was a serious threat to others citing that he poked a kid with an eraser and was swinging a computer mouse around other children; however this is NOT shown on the video. Do you ever hear this officer try to talk to him or his teacher? He was not posing a serious imminent threat to himself or others at this time; therefore I believe this is excessive.
- Scythe lawn mow New build house, new garden, newly laid turf but no new lawn mower and grass is growing away. No problem: a few minutes with a scythe and its back in control, ready for a hand powered push lawn mower. (Dad with a scythe is of some practical use after all!)
(Took about 10-15 minutes, compressed for all like me with a short attention span).
- Seeing the Invisible I first saw a Schlieren imaging setup around ten years ago in Melbourne. I was immediately fascinated by the way I could see the warm air coming off my hand. I hadn't expected the currents to be moving that fast or to be so visible. This was a tricky setup to get right because alignment is very important and here I'm just working with what I had lying around the house mostly (plus the mirror). For the best Schlieren photography, making sure the mirror is stable is essential. I want to improve my setup so the mirror doesn't wobble back and forth too much creating the pulsing light and dark sections of this video.
- Miniature six charging crossbow from Blade As home to make rapid-fire, a 6-charging gun crossbow from the blade. His hands without any special tools and expensive machines. You do not even need to Bulgarian. / As in house conditions to make rapid-fire, 6-bore pistol-crossbow from the saw. Their hands without special tools and expensive machines. Do not even need the grinder.
- Son Pranks Mom With Fake Hair Buzzer This guy loaded up an app on his phone that made it sound like he had clippers in his hand. He then tiptoed behind his mom and pretended to shave off a part of her hair. She freaked out and chased him throughout the house for his carelessness.
- Building A Wooden House From Scratch This is a documentary movie uncovering the process of building a wooden house with hand tools from local materials starting from forest till the living space.
- The freezing bubble When it gets really cold outside, all you can do is have some fun with it. At -25C/-13F, soap bubble mixtures freeze faster than they pop, making for some very fascinating effects! When it gets this cold, I can often be found outside my house, bubble blower in one hand and camera in the other (I think my neighbours have gotten used to this sort of behaviour by now)
- Instead Of Ignoring A Homeless Woman, A Kind Man Builds Her Shelter The Welcome Home: A Tiny House, Huge Purpose campaign and initial idea all began with a simple friendship. Elvis Summers lives in Los Angeles and had gotten to know a woman named Smokie. Irene "Smokie" McGhee has been on the streets for 10 years. She is not an addict. She was married to a wonderful man and when he passed away, she eventually lost her house and had nowhere to go. Smokie has a son, but he has six children of his own and, although he helps his mother as much as he can, she refuses to live with him because he has enough to worry about, she believes. Summers, who found out the 60-year-old grandmother was sleeping in a patch of dirt at night, decided he was going to do something more. He took $500 of his own money and set out to Home Depot to get the materials needed to build McGhee a place to call her own. The home was built on wheels so that it could be easily moved. The local police have been very supportive, but ask that the home be relocated every 72 hours, according to ordinance.