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I feel really sad please help?
Ok so we have lived in the house we r in know for 7 years I'm 12 and I have broken my leg here had many broken arms here the reason we r moving is cause the landlord is a well whatever and does not fix anything but I feel really sad cause I turned double digest in this house 2 of my siblings turned 18 in this house and there is 5 of us so 4 out of 5 is us turned 13 in this house everyone but me but still I feel sad cause I have had Greta good and ugly and bad memories we found a new home like right down the street but that's not the point I am just sad and in the new home I have to share a room with my 19 yo sister and she's like whatever but I'm like I've had my own room for 1 year but befor that I shared a room and I just feel sad to leave this help please help and please no rude comments and sorry kids long thanks

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Does This Sound Interesting To You?
I'm hoping to shoot a short film with my cousins, and I was wondering if this plot sounds interesting to you. Thaddeus Decker is a young man, about fifteen, who is a sailor from England. His family left England for America two years prior to this point (about 1790). Thaddeus stayed in England to continue being a sailor. Finally, his chance to visit his family comes up, and he boards the ship with his teacher, Captain Nathaniel Westfall. Captain Westfall had been disowned by his familly for unknown reasons. When they reach America, Thaddeus finds his family and lives with them, happy to be reunited. Thaddeus says that he was going to quit being a sailor so he could live with his family. Four days after arriving in America, Captain Westfall, disapproving of family love, finds him and tells him that the boat is leaving in an hour, and if Thaddeus didn't come aboard, he'd never be a sailor. Thaddeus decides to go with Captain Westfall so he could earn money for his family and become a captain. He decides that when he does become a captain, he'll have his own ship and stay with his family. Thaddeus quickly scribbles a note explaining his sudden disappearance and slips it into his mother's sleeping hands before leaving. He waits by the shore until the boat appears. He reluctantly climbs aboard and watches his family's new home disappear. When Hannah awakes, she reads the note and cries. She wakes up the four children and hands the note to Mercy, the eldest daughter. Mercy reads it and lets a tear escape her eye saying, "'Twas the water's call." What do you think? Any constructive critisism would be great. Thanks! It is in the 1700s, and many Englanders and Americans were named after biblical people (Thaddeus was one of Jesus's apostles) I have all the props and costumes I need from other plays and films I've done. Also, it's just a little film that I'd like to make with my family for a birthday present to my grandfather. He is already a sailor. He's been one for two years up to this point, but after seeing America and his family again, he doesn't really know if he wants to continue sailing.

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Do children in Foster Care ever get new homes?
I always see children who are teens and they are in foster care but, I wonder do they ever find that forever family like the younger ones do.

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