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I painting my nails. It's pink color♡ Pink is my favorite color. I feel good. My nail polish comes off easily, but I want to keep it longer.

🌾 The Story of Shavuot 🎉 Shavuot is a very special Jewish holiday. It happens seven weeks after Passover. The word Shavuot means “weeks” in Hebrew! 🗓 On this day, Jewish people remember the amazing moment when God gave the Torah to the Jewish people at Mount Sinai - הַר סִינָי [har Sinai] 🏔. The Torah is a holy book with many important commandments - מִצְווֹת [mitzvot] that teach us how to live a good life. 📜✨ Shavuot is also a harvest holiday! 🌾 Farmers used to bring the first fruits - בִּיכּוּרִים [bikurim] from their fields to say thank you to God. These fruits included wheat - חִיטָּה [chita] 🌽, grapes 🍇, figs, and dates. The harvest was a time of joy and celebration! 🎉 A fun custom - מִנְהָג [minhag] on Shavuot is to eat dairy products - מוּצְרֵי חָלָב [mutzrei chalav] like cheese 🧀, milk 🥛, and cheesecake 🍰. Some say this is because after receiving the Torah, people didn’t know the laws about kosher meat yet, so they ate dairy instead. 🥛🧀 Another beautiful tradition is reading the Book of Ruth - מְגִלַּת רוּת [megilat Ruth] 📖. Ruth’s story is about kindness and loyalty during the harvest season. It teaches important lessons about helping others and faith. 💕🌾 Many people stay awake all night on Shavuot to study the Torah. This special night of learning is called Tikkun Leil Shavuot. 📚✨ It shows how much the Torah means to the Jewish people! Today, homes and synagogues are decorated with flowers 🌸 and green plants 🌿 to remember how Mount Sinai became full of life when the Torah was given. Shavuot is a joyful holiday full of learning, thankfulness, and delicious food! 🎉🧀📖

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Today, It was too busy a day. First, I had to work a part time job from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. I had a meeting with my club members. Last, there was a farewell party for the manager of the part time job. It was so sad.

Which one is correct? For a picnic, etc. Everyone bring your own food. Everyone bring their own food.

Today,I'm going to go part time job. It almost always rains when I go to work, so everyone calls me a “rain girl.” I’m planning to sleep for one hour before go part time job.

I think I have a little chocolate allergy.🍫 When I eat it, I take a lot of sneezing. But chocolate is so delicious, I want to contenue to eat it.

Today it was cold. It didn’t feel like the end of May. When I went to outside, the wind was so cold that it felt like winter had come back. I wonder if it will start getting hot from next week.

Which one of these sentences is grammatically correct “ 1- we’re used to work together 2-we’re used to working together “ I looked it up and I got several answers that have me confused. I find the first one to be moreaccurate and to flow more naturally, but perhaps this isn't always the case, Grammatically correct doesn't always sound natural