Blue Book Pro Tip: Skip half a page and just start writing statements that answer the question. Three of them is plenty. Go back and write an introductory sentence/paragraph in the blank space. If you have time, go to the end and write a summary.
Saw this before. Thought that with small modifications, the not-so-good ones could equal the two-footed walker. For example, make the feet much longer.
I can smell liver disease. As well, I can diagnose Alzheimer's as part of my computer training. I wonder if anyone is searching for other, similar talents.
I am familiar with both of Nixon’s choices. Nothing wrong with Olamendi, but I far prefer El Adobe. Neither of them hold a candle to the beat one in the county.
I remember being given those as a child. The adult doing the giving looked at me like I was supposed to be ecstatic. My usual response was, "They are nice, but not as good as my mother's." What I wanted to say was, "So, what? Dry cookies?"
Skip half a page and just start writing statements that answer the question. Three of them is plenty. Go back and write an introductory sentence/paragraph in the blank space. If you have time, go to the end and write a summary.