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Not all deserts in the world are covered with sand. Many deserts have surfaces made of rocks, mud and small boulders. Of course, the desert is not flat, and there are mountains and valleys in it.

There are also many plants in the desert, and although there is little rainfall, there is enough for plants to live in the desert.

The desert is not uninhabited. People can also survive outside the oases, but they are not farmers. They own animals such as camels, goats, donkeys, and sheep. These animals can feed on desert plants and do not require a lot of water.

People living in the desert are constantly moving from one place to another because they have to find pasture or other desert plants for their livestock. They live in tents, and as soon as there is no grass left for the animals in one place, they roll up the tents, put camels and donkeys on their backs, and head to the next place. In good years, when the animals had enough to eat, they traded their furs, their goats and camels, and the people who lived in the oases for food and fruit.

But in bad years, when the livestock don't have enough to eat, they attack the people who live in the oasis. But they are very hospitable, and they will not turn away any stranger who needs food and water in the desert.

Many of the world's deserts are not covered with sand. Many of them have rocky surfaces or clay or small stones. They are not flat, too.

They are usually high in the mountains and valleys. There are some plants that live in the desert in many places. There is little rain in the desert, but it often falls enough for people to keep most plants.

Many deserts in the world (not inhabited by people. People also live in the oasis), but (these people are not farmers in the oasis. There are camels, goats, donkeys, sheep, etc. These animals live in desert plants and do not need much water.

Desert people have to constantly move from one place to another, and they have to always look for grass or desert plants for animals. They usually live in tents. If there is no more food, give them to the animals, because they fold the tent, pat on their camels, donkeys, and relocate to another place.

In good years, when there is enough food for their animals, they exchange with each other their ** and their flocks and camel wool oasis of wheat and fruits. But after the bad years, when people don't have enough food, their animals people will attack the oasis desert. But they are also warm, and no one in the desert will refuse food and water to a stranger.

The world's deserts are not all covered with sand. Some surfaces are rocky, clay or small peaths and are uneven, often accompanied by peaks and valleys. Many areas in the desert have plants, but the rainfall is not enough for most plants.

The world's deserts are not uninhabited. People also live on the periphery of the oasis. The people who live in the desert are not farmers. They have camels, goats, donkeys, sheep, etc., and these animals can survive on desert plants and do not need much water.

People in the desert have to constantly move from one place to another, and they have to always look for pasture or desert plants for their livestock. These people usually live in tents. When there is no food for the livestock, they fold their tents, pat their camels and donkeys, and migrate to another place.

In good times, when there was enough food to feed the livestock, the desert people exchanged furs, goats and camel hair for wheat and fruit with the people of the oases. But in bad weather, when the desert people don't have enough food to feed their livestock, they attack the people in the oases. But they are also very welcoming, and in the desert people will never refuse to give food and water to a stranger.

[Handmade translation].

Life is like a potato salad, sharing turns life into a picnic.

When my three children were young, my husband Roy and I were very busy.

Mom, may we go on a picnic? My youngest daughter, Becky, six, pleaded, "Please." ”

I've told her too many times in recent months that it's not going to work, so this time I've decided to put my Saturday morning routine off the back burner. I said yes, and she was overjoyed.

I made some sandwiches, filled the iced kettle with ice and drinks, and gave Roy a ** and he was working. My two 11-year-old twin sons put a chilled water bottle and picnic basket in the carriage and we set off for some great family time.

Around the same time as I took my lunch out and put it on the stage, Roy came.

It was the happiest meal we had together. During the meal, everyone laughed and laughed.