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14. Procrastination. If you had more time, you’d be able to put it off longer. What do you put off to the last moment? Why? Tell a story about how you just barely got something done in time – or didn’t.
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Vermont

What does it mean to be a Vermonter? I would say it means to have a big four wheel drive truck to do the work around the yard and live on a mountain top surrounded in trees. I also think it means to go hunting every moment you can. I really like Vermont so I don’t really think I would change much. In ten years if I could still live here in Vermont I would because I don’t like the big city’s that much because of all the traffic and the living environment. So I would love to live in Vermont with the woods and the great views. The most important thing about life in Vermont I would say the environment. In the cities there are usually a lot of vehicles and big trucks. The vehicles and big trucks pollute the air but in Vermont there isn’t as many of the cars and trucks so the air is better. The trees also help with the clean air. Growing up in Vermont has changed my life because I like how if you live in small city you know everyone or if you live in a small neighborhood you know everyone too. Living in Vermont has also changed my outlook because I would rather not get a business job at a desk I would like to work with wood like doing carpentry or building things with wood. I would also like to be a mechanic. That is what I think about Vermont and I wouldn’t change anything about it.

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