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Everyone should read this article from Field & Stream magazine, whether you've experienced depression or not.

Good article. Thanks for posting.

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If one borrows money from a private person and repays them by working in their household - domestic cleaning, ironing, gardening, house sitting etc., does the money borrowed count as a loan or a wage?

That depends on the agreement. If you agreed to work as repayment of a loan, it's a loan and the work is repayment. If you agreed to work in exchange for money, it's a wage.

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Didnt realize it so much before.

If you can recognize the triggers, you can deal with or avoid them. Hope you're feeling better soon.

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What can I do to get my child to stop chewing his clothes?

@~CaitherrA~ thanks for the insight. Might be the same for him. We're trying to convince him to accept a chew block necklace similar to this one:

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/...

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My skills are failing me, and I know some of you are better at finding things than me...

Maybe a public or university library will have the Canadian equivalent of USGS maps?

Topozone was one of the websites I used to use, but I don't think it will work for you. I'll keep trying to remember the others.

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My skills are failing me, and I know some of you are better at finding things than me...

I'm sure I used to know some mapping sites, but I've been totally drawing a blank since I first saw this yesterday. I'm making myself feel better by telling myself that I don't know whether they include Canada or grid lines.

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What can I do to get my child to stop chewing his clothes?

It is ruining his shirts, which I suppose isn't a big deal, plus he is very uncomfortable in the wet clothing.

We're going to try a sensory chew necklace, but I'm not certain those are safe for young ones, so I'll have to watch closely. Hopefully it'll work. If not, we'll deal with it.

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*How to feed a horse a sandwich.*

I've never fed a horse a sandwich.

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By the way, this is great.

I agree, very comfortable. @Rockster160 did an excellent job.

We need to grow it though, so it can continue.

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Crying.

Great job driving!

I agree with others who have said you don't have to tell your parents everywhere you go, but you shouldn't have lied. It's not a big deal though, and he will get over it.

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