Norwegian Reindeers

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My ancestors were Norwegians so if I was a nomad I would be a Norwegian nomad that would be herding reindeers like a pro by now! I would have the same job as my daddy because I followed in his footsteps. We would migrate every year so the reindeers would not run out of their food supply. If they ran out they would obviously die by starvation! Also if I were a random nomad person I wouldn't be at this school or at any other school because I would be taught at my laavu, portable tent.
Each herder family would have their own big pasture but if their pasture ran out of food they would go over to their neighbors and share their pasture with them. All the pasture land was shared between all the herders because it was a sharing community.
The reindeer
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This would be done by locking yourself in the pen and counting each
Brintnall 1 reindeer and memorize each one. This could be done by naming them by color or features like earmarks. Some other skills that you would learn are how to understand the wind, climate, and geography and how these would affect you poor little reindeers.
What would be better would not going to school or having to do homework. Also I would not have allergies from the outside world. I would not have to a go to a hair shop place, which would mean I would have gorgeous hair.
What would not be as great is that I would not have as many friends. I would have no internet or online friends that one day may meet I could not have any kind of restaurant food. My friends in real life would be just a tiny bit smaller. They would only be a little be smaller is cause I already don't have that many friends.
Now back to the essay. To the seasons of Norway and the reindeer reactions to the new seasons, the winter in Norway is pretty cool because it is from October to April and two months are completely dark. Which if you don't know means that is it pitch black outside, which would be pretty radical. This would probably freak out the baby reindeer but the adults would be calm and collected. Or maybe the babies would be completely fine with it, but I don't know because I am not a nomad after

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