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How to transition from a dorm to off campus housing
Consider how you will pay rent, utilities, and living expenses.
Living off-campus will mean having to keep track of expenses you have not before. Even if your parents or other funding source will pay your way, you will likely need to get a sense of what living costs will be.
A: Asking others who live off campus can be helpful. Items to research will likely include : Rent: this will include (at least in many areas) a security deposit of first and perhaps last month's rent, plus the monthly rent.

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How to take medical marijuana
Weigh the benefits of smoking marijuana.
Recreational users typically smoke marijuana for a reason, and it's not the pungent odor. Inhaling super-heated marijuana particles is one of the fasted delivery methods for the compounds within.
A: The physical (and psychological) effects can happen quickly, even within minutes, meaning that a patient in pain may find faster relief this way. Smoking is also a very user-friendly method, especially for those used to smoking tobacco or recreational marijuana.

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Clothes are in a bucket with detergent, and other clothes are drying in a rope. Then, a person wash the clothes steeping with the feet them. the home of the person
A: is dirty and very old.

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How to house a quaker parrot
Buy a correctly-sized cage.
Your quaker parrot deserves to have enough space to live in happily. It will need enough space to spread its wings and to have separate spaces to nest, eat, and play.
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However, quaker parrots are relatively small birds, so one bird typically needs a cage that is at least 18 inches (45.7 cm) tall , 18 inches wide, and 18 inches (45.7 cm) deep. If you can afford to buy your bird a bigger cage, then you should do that.