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He was happy to tell them they had got immigrant visa to
            Canada. The news made the whole family enthusiastic.

            Within a month, they moved to Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

            Santo continued to go to school there. Today, she is

            married and lives well. Whenever she meets her friends,
            she remembers the best years of her childhood. She will

            never forget the days spent on the meadow.

            Parts of our lives can make us happy and content, but why

            can it not be permanent? Why can’t we fill the warehouse
            of happiness to the brim? Collective happiness makes us

            even happier. Imagine the small meadow become as big

            as the whole world and make people glow with happiness
            every day.

            Fear of change is sometimes guided by tradition.

            Tradition is voluntary or involuntary reception of the habits

            of our predecessors.

            Families have established relationships between their

            members. The younger  family members copy the older
            from a very young age. As they grow, the younger

            members increasingly look like their parents. In time,  life
            of the new generation improves, the cars they drive get

            better, the tools more sophisticated, living conditions
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