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My every day shoppingWhen we want to buy something, we go to a shop. 
Everyday shopping is rather traditional: some white and brown bread, milk, butter, sugar, salt, eggs, sausages. But it’s not necessary to visit different provisional shops such as bakery or butchery to buy food for the family because we could buy foodstuffs in a supermarket. Different goods are sold under one roof, so customers can save their time having all goods bought in no time.Well, shopping is no fun any longer, but my daily duty. I dream to be an economist. I try to be rational and economical. I try to follow some steps. First of all it is necessary to make a shopping list of what we need. Then we should calculate how much our purchases would cost and take this very sum of money with us. The third rule tells that we shouldn’t be hungry while shopping, a hungry person buys the things his or her stomach dictates to buy, not thinking about prices or rational nutrition. And we shouldn’t go shopping immediately after we have got our salary, when we feel impressed by a large sum of money and don’t think it’s for a long month to last.Every day before leaving for school I look around the kitchen to see what we need. And on my way from school I drop into the nearest supermarket, and buy bread and other everyday essentials. Every Friday evening my Mum and I examin our kitchen more carefully as Saturday is our shopping day. The shopping list is rather long, so we both go shopping.The method of shopping is very simple. In a self-service shop a customer goes from counter to counter selecting and putting into a basket the goods he wants to buy. It’s absolutely necessary to check the dates before which this or that foodstuff should be used, not to buy something of bad quality. Then a customer takes the basket to the check-out counter where the prices of the purchases are added up. After paying money to the cashier the customer can get his purchases.Mum and I go to the supermarket where we can buy different things at once: fish, bread, sausages, tea, sugar, spices, eggs. I think that a bakery department is among the best in the shop as it has a rich choice of biscuits. And what is more importable they are always fresh and tasty.Another department of the supermarket, which we have to visit, is a dairy. At the dairy we buy milk, cream, yogurt, cheese, butter and other products. My Mum and I are regular customers at the greengrocer’s where potatoes, carrots, cabbage, cucumbers, tomatoes, oranges, apples and other fruits and vegetables. In summer we prefer buying fruits, berries and vegetables at the nearest market.Sometimes I have to go to a department store. I can buy there fabrics and footwear, glass, ready-made clothes and cosmetics, toys and electric appliances, furniture and sport goods, cameras and films, and what not.At the butcher’s there’s a wide choice of meat such as beef, pork, mutton, chicken and turkey. It’s really a great skill to choose a piece of meat you need, for soup or for chops or shashlyk, so it’s my Mum who is to buy meat. 
I can’t but say that our shops are becoming more and more European-like. Their halls, adverts attract more customers. Shopping gets some element of fun and entertainment. 

Camels live in deserts, where the whole earth is covered with sand. The question appears by itself: what to eat camel? Of course, in deserts, in addition to sand, in winter there is snow, and in the early spring, after the snow melts, remains humidity, which grow, though briefly, many small herbs and flowers.                                           When summer comes, the moisture evaporates, and all that spring rose, dries up. But some of the water still manages to seep deep into the soil, where accumulated groundwater. The roots of large trees, such as saxaul, sandy acacia reach the groundwater, so they have the opportunity not to wither.

In deserts there are such places where there are a big bunch of these trees. Here is what feeds the camel in the desert. Finding such thickets, he happily begins to chew on the branches of these trees. But there is one problem: the food sometimes goes just before you eat, camels sometimes have to work hard to reach his food. And yet among these branches camel fed will not. On saxaul leaves virtually no, I eat only green twigs, and acacia leaves very fine, and besides, still very hard.

The main delicacy camel

In the desert, besides the above mentioned trees and shrubs, there is grass, which is called "camel's thorn". It grows not very high, approximately not more than one meter, but there is a very big plus: it is very densely branched. On a camel thorn grow leaves that have a bright green color and round shape, the leaves are very succulent taste and prickly branches, and that is precisely what justifies the name of the plant. Camel thorn provides the water due to the fact that she has huge roots, sometimes they can be longer than five meters. Roots freely reach the groundwater, so the foliage camel thorn has such a bright color even in the hot summer.

But on this succulent plant in the wilderness can be competition, because not only a camel, and gazelles, and antelopes, donkeys, and horses, and ground squirrels can eat.

Camel thorn of the legume family. In the spring, after its stems grow, they grow small pink flowers, and in autumn of the flowers emerge beans, contains seeds, which are dispersed in winter and early spring. After the appearance of moisture the seeds begin to take root. If, as the ground is saturated with moisture, the root is not managed well grow, camel thorn dies in the first year of life, but those seedlings that have time to let long roots, many more years of happy camels succulent leaves. That's what eats camel in the desert.

I would like to remind you that this is the main food that they eat camels in the desert, and that for them this food is enough for life. I hope this article has answered your question regarding what eats camel in the desert.     

Hypochondriacs

There are people who spend years suffering from an (1) illness which doctors are not usually (2) sympathetic towards. Hypochondria is a (3) medical term which describes a highly (4) abnormal level of worry about your health. Sufferers regularly visit their doctors with (5) complaints of serious symptoms which doctors cannot explain. Hypochondriacs are always (6) pessimistic about their health and often imagine that they are suffering from (7) dangerous or (8) incurable diseases. They waste the (9) valuable time of doctors when really they are perfectly (10) healthy. Sufferers can be taught to control their (11) anxiety through relaxation techniques.