context: How to write a personal interest statement
Look over the requirements for your personal statement.
Each school or organization has its own guidelines for length and font. While some personal interest statements ask specific questions they want you to answer, others are wide open for you to write whatever you wish.

OPTIONS:
- If you want to write a personal interest statement about a celebrity, for example, do not even consider ordering basic school resumes or professional contacts online. If you want to write a personal interest statement for a friend or acquaintance, make sure you are able to accurately describe their character and personality in your online " personal " statement.
- Consult your personal essay for information regarding format and font. If you're writing for the school or organization you wish to do the personal statement for, you will want to focus on the organization you wish to work with.
- Familiarize yourself with the benefits of writing your personal statement ahead of time. For example, one school may require you to write in 1 year instead of 2, while the other wants you to write 3 years ahead of them.
- These kinds of formatting requirements usually aren't very complicated. Typically, they mandate the use of a common font in a specific size, with an additional specification for the margins around the page.
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next sentence for the context: These kinds of formatting requirements usually aren't very complicated. Typically, they mandate the use of a common font in a specific size, with an additional specification for the margins around the page.

context: A person is seen riding on a bicycle down a street with a dog tied next to him. the camera

OPTIONS:
- is shown in various angles the man riding the bike with the dog.
- follows close behind the person riding him down the street after shots are shown of the camera.
- pans around as he moves along the road and stops in the middle while he spins around.
- captures a close up of the city and shows people moving around.
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next sentence for the context: is shown in various angles the man riding the bike with the dog.

context: How to make activity books for children
Choose a theme.
Although it can be general, most books have a theme based on holidays, seasons, or your child's preferences. This is an important step because it will make it easier for you to come up with content to fill the pages.

OPTIONS:
- Having a coherent message will also make it easier for you to educate your child. Holidays make good themes for activity books.
- Plan your book around the theme so that you have plenty of options to choose from. Some toys may help create themes or categories for the book.
- Maybe your children like animals, your theme might be classic christmas themes like christmas ball, hogwarts, or robin hood. Choose theme books at age 2 or 6 to enhance the look of the book.
- For instance, you could say that young children love dinosaurs, puppies, swimming, and butterflies. Or you might have a theme based on tradition.
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next sentence for the context: Having a coherent message will also make it easier for you to educate your child. Holidays make good themes for activity books.

context: How to emotionally support diabetic loved ones
Understand the effects of a chronic illness.
Having a diabetic loved one can cause a lot of worry and stress on your part. You may end up nagging your loved one to check their blood pressure or to avoid certain foods due to their health.

OPTIONS:
- A diabetic is a normal human as well. Yet, by a young age, you may begin to feel guilt about this responsibility.
- Avoid lecturing your diabetic loved ones, as this will often lead to conflict and issues. Instead, focus on being supportive and responsive to their needs.
- Your loved one may need medication to deal with any physical ailments or diseases. Depression and help your loved one see recovery as an emergency and break the ghost train of worry about their problems in terms of considering their medical history, health care and their well-being.
- You may feel like you are not worthy of love, comfort, respect, care, or attention that comes from your loved one. A chronic illness can cause your loved one to feel isolated.
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Avoid lecturing your diabetic loved ones, as this will often lead to conflict and issues. Instead, focus on being supportive and responsive to their needs.