Stargirl

Have you heard about any case of a body found in water? what do you think about that? What is your primary responsibility when you're sent to a water-related event with a kid or adult? “Drowning” is the most typical response. A toddler immersed in a bathtub, a sunken car, a female boater who fell overboard, or a fisher in a river may need help. What do first responders assume is waiting for them? a near-drowning experience You don't find any gunshot wounds, stab wounds, or other visible injuries. There is no discernible cause of death. What is the cause of death assumed to be at the scene? Drowning. What is the presumed mode of dying following this? Accident. And this is especially true when you come to find family members bravely trying to do CPR on their loved ones, who are in dire straits. Once “drowning” and “accident” are in our thoughts, we'll be unable to evaluate the situation without bias, no matter how hard we try. We will probably consider the situation and even ...

I got dressed and stared into the mirror watching my hair. My fingers ran through the roots, I felt soft and bit oily. A straight-haired woman wishes for curl. A woman who got curls dreamed for straight locks. And my one I have no idea about her, to which group does she belong, even. Sometimes she's all curled, sometimes looks so wavy but not a stick-straight one. Yeah! I know she’s a significant part of my body. I bought her ritually prepared herbal hair oils and fancy healthy shampoos to wash them off. She was happy; growing good and looked so classy. At some point, she started to refuse my gifts. She was dull, frizzy, dull, and getting her back to normal became a nightmare for me. I was embarrassed by her looking when compared with everyone else's. I brushed her. Bought some good hair ties. Some suggested me to cut off four inches of my hair. I didn't want to do it, so, I cut off one inch. That was the most courage I could muster. I have been admiring long hair. I wa...