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The main ideas from this information are about doctor's excuses and stockpiling food for emergencies. It also mentions practicing English through photos and text. Additionally, there is a description of a hair salon and a lecture hall. The weather is mentioned, with a hope that the harsh winter winds are over. The transcription ends with greetings in different languages. Sabrina, pronunciation, doctor's excuse, doctor's excuse, stockpile food, stockpile food. Vocabulary, doctor's excuse, permission written by a doctor to excuse one from work. For example, I gave the doctor's excuse to my boss, and he said he understood why I was absent. Doctor's excuse, stockpile food, keep food for emergency use. For example, during emergencies, many will stockpile food in case they can't get it otherwise. Stockpile food, practicing English through photos. There is a beautiful blonde woman. It seems she had her hair cut recently. It seems she is in a hair salon with a hairdresser. She seems really happy with the results. The other girl is really beautiful as well. She has beautiful blue eyes. I think her eyes and hair look beautiful together. Practicing English through text. I walked into the lecture hall and made my way to the front before I chose a seat, put my books on the table, and sat down. The other students were already there several minutes before I entered. I was happy that I hadn't waited longer and interrupted the class. The teacher was kind and quiet and didn't draw attention to me as I entered. It was a warm day in the spring, when it normally would have been cold and windy well into February. I was glad to see that the harsh winter winds had passed. I hoped they were finished for the year. Realistically, I knew that several more bitter, cold days would likely pull the temps way down into the sub-zero level. Okay. Un forte abrazo. Deus te abençoe. Ciao.
