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Vipin Kumar creates sculptures out of fruits and vegetables that resemble animals and objects with minimal alteration. Some of his creations include a hummingbird made of chili and celery leaves, a dog made of cabbage and beans, an octopus made of banana and kidney beans, and a walrus made of onion and grapes. He is able to shape the foods to depict images through clever arrangement rather than significant modification.
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The document provides advice on how to be a good friend, such as not being ashamed to cry, being funny, offering a smile, listening, playing, feeling their pain, trusting fully, preparing surprises, telling secrets, cheering up, sharing, defending them from enemies, and giving them a little push. It also notes that while it's good to have friends, sometimes people need alone time, and not to be scared if making someone happy just by being their friend. The document encourages sending the message to friends to show how much you care during National Friendship Week.
Emails
Friends forward emails to each other as a way to stay connected even when they have nothing significant to say. By forwarding emails, friends demonstrate that they are thinking of each other and want to remain in contact even during times where there is no news to share. Receiving a forwarded email from a friend is a way for one to know that they are still cared for and remembered in that person's heart.
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