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My Mom

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When I'm at school, I miss my mom, Treats me like her sis, my mom. Keeps me focussed, on my goal, Wouldn't let me, digress my mom. Flattered and happy, she does feel, When dad tries to impress my mom. When she is tired, working all day, I go hug and kiss my mom. Finds always what, I'm up to, Really can make good guess my mom. Loves me, pampers me, cares for me, You are my ultimate bliss my mom. -Kashika Bharol
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Texting: The Main Problem of Our Society

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Do you text? Do you use words like ROFL , LOL , and alright while texting? Many believe that texting is ruining our development of the English language. ( Alright is not even a word, it is actually all right .) Because they are used to writing abbreviations in texts, many people are using words like a lright in their writing. Whom does this affect the most? Students. Students who are using these words to text with might get used to writing their essays in this "text language". This could land the students with bad grades. What's the solution? You can text as much as you want, but you have to keep the abbreviations under control. You shouldn't say things like: "Srry can't come 2nite", when you have the time to write out: "Sorry, I can't come tonight". Some Abbreviations in Text Language  LOL= laugh out loud ROFL= rolling on the floor laughing BRB= be right back BFF= best friend forever 24/7= all the time TMI= too much information...
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