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Welcome to our magazine.

1.In the first section, we have a few tips for you to take care of your pet.

Some guidelines for caring for animals are:

1) Identify your pet.

2) Do not leave dangerous objects within reach.

3) Offer you a quality meal.

4) Wash and brush regularly.

5) Take him to the vet regularly.

6) Don't leave him alone.

7) Reward their good behavior and appreciate it.

8) Educate your dog and be patient with him.

9) Get them vaccinated.

10) Deworm them with the help of professionals.

11) Provide him with a proper diet.

12) Provide adequate space.

13) Give love.

14) Be clean.

15) Groom her fur.

2.Now in this section, we have a guest and we will ask her some questions to learn a little more about her daily routine 🤔✨ Interview with Classy:

Unfortunately, we couldn't make a video call with her, but she has written to us and our talented interviewer Paula is the one who will ask her the questions:

Paula: Hi Chelsy, how are you?

Chelsy: Hello Paula, good and you.

Paula: Thank God.

Chelsy: Well I'm glad.

Paula: Chelsy, can I ask you some questions?

Chelsy: Yes of course.

Paula: Let's start.

Chelsy: Okey.

Paula: Chelsy, what time do you get up during the week and on the weekend?

Chelsy: During the week I get up at five o'clock a.m. and on weekends at nine o'clock a.m.

Paula: What time do you start class?

Chelsy: I enter at forty minutes past six.

Paula: How are your classes?

Chelsy: They are synchronous, they are in the morning and they are seven hours.

Paula: What time do you leave your classes?

Chelsy: I leave classes at twenty minutes past one.

Paula: What time do you have lunch?

Chelsy: Lunch at two o'clock a.m.

Paula: What do you do in your afternoons?

Chelsy: In my afternoons I rest or do pending activities.

Paula: What time do you have dinner?

Chelsy: Dinner at thirty minutes past seven.

Paula: And finally.

Paula: What time do you go to bed?

Chelsy: I go to bed at eight o'clock p.m.

Paula: Thank you very much, Chelsy.

Chelsy: Ok with pleasure.

Paula: We'll see each other another time bye.

Chelsy: Bye.

3.After that incredible interview she gave us information about his perfect daily routine:

First I get up early at five o'clock in the morning, then I shower and get dressed in thirty minutes. After breakfast with my family and I exercise from six o'clock in the morning until forty-five minutes past six.

The rest of the morning I am in virtual classes studying. Then I rested a bit, I had lunch with my family and at four o'clock in the afternoon, I did my homework. At seven o'clock at night, I have dinner with my family and we watch TV. Finally, I brush and go to sleep at nine o'clock at night.

That would be my perfect routine.

4.After that great intervention by our special guest, we have a friend who lives in Japon and he tells us every day what his life is like. Would he be different from our special guest? Stay and find. out.

AM 6:00:Eldest son's point of view.

At 6 a.m., the day begins in many Japanese households, some earlier, some a little later.

Newspapers are already ready to be read waiting in the post, which is usually delivered from four to five a.m. Then Mom starts preparing breakfast.

AM 7:30 to 8:00

Schools and colleges usually start at eight or thirty minutes past eight in the morning, unless the child goes to private school (which are in the minority) children leave the house from thirty minutes past seven to fifty minutes past seven because here the schools (public) can not be chosen but are already determined according to the place or area where you live.

AM 8:25 AM

Beginning of school activities, on Mondays and Fridays, all students gather in the big room, the children of the fifth and sixth grade, start the mini ceremony for the beginning of the week.

There they report on the important activities of the week, the report of the health group, social and different clubs. On Fridays, they usually report what has happened during the week and congratulate the team who have achieved their plans, etc.

2:00 to 1:00 pm: Mother's point of view.

It is lunchtime for people who work, some bring their lunch or buy an event (take-out) and eat at the office or workplace, or go to restaurants for lunch. Since it is only one hour, the places where there is a lot of offices, it gets congested. My husband is also one of those who goes to restaurants for lunch.

After one hour, work starts. Most of us women get into the habit of brushing our teeth after lunch, but men don't seem to do it.

Snack time three o'clock pm.

In many homes, daycare, kindergarten to offices, workplaces take a short break for snacks.

From time to time, I buy cakes like the picture for my children, they eat when they come back from school, they usually come back very hungry.

8:30 a 9:30 pm

This is the time when they take a bath to remove all the impurities of the day and then between ten o'clock and thirty minutes past ten they go to sleep.

Thanks to all of you for reading our magazine.