Problem: How to survive a break up (girls )
Do not cry in front of them-you don't want to look like a basket case and make them think that they're making the right decision.
Hug them goodbye, wish them luck with life, and leave with pride. If you have good self esteem, you know that it is their loss. OPTIONS:
- There's a lot to do and it will be worth it to take some time off the scene. Find some space, give it a few days at least, and take some recovery time to mourn.
- If they ask you about it, say' oh my gosh-do you love him back? Well.. i'm kind of tired of it.
- Be happy that the girl that you like is your friend but don't let yourself slip into the self-pity mode. Remember that you are the person they are not being honest with.
- Get in the car and let out a good scream when you're at least two blocks away from their house. Blast angry, loud music, and let it out.

Answer: Get in the car and let out a good scream when you're at least two blocks away from their house. Blast angry, loud music, and let it out.

Problem: A woman is seen sitting in a wheelchair looking to the camera and wheels herself over to a side. She then puts her shoes on with another man's help while still smiling to the camera. she OPTIONS:
- speaks more and ends with her standing up and pets her dogs.
- wheels herself away and claps in the end.
- then stands back up and moves into position again.
- goes back to sitting in the chair while pulling on a shoe piece and then looking to the camera.

Answer: wheels herself away and claps in the end.

Problem: How to care for newborn horses
Be prepared.
Read this article and ask your vet any questions you have about foaling out your mare. Gather the things you'll need and have them ready. OPTIONS:
- Include : Size and weight of the mare, both adult and puppy. Leave more feed at the foal's gate, if necessary.
- Keep an eye on your mare for a better chance of being there when she foals. Learn the maximum " healthy " timeline for the foal (if the foal takes much longer than this; contact your vet): Foal should stand within first hour.
- Leaving milk and water out may cause your mare to get the mites she's been instructed to stop and it can lead to grooming less. Keep the horse in a quiet, enclosed area.
- Leatherfield, placica, foal, or whelpe. You'll need a halter for the mare to sleep on.
Answer: Keep an eye on your mare for a better chance of being there when she foals. Learn the maximum " healthy " timeline for the foal (if the foal takes much longer than this; contact your vet): Foal should stand within first hour.