A Day In The Life.. Bolivia

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When i was 12, I went to school and then I went to my babysitter's house and did homework and went out and later on I would fight with my mom and go to sleep. I never had to work or do anything, everything I ever needed was handed to me even if everyone else had to work really hard for it. Plus, there are labor laws and in the city it's a little difficult to have your own garden, though my neighbors form Albania tried. I don't know what I really expected from Bolivia, but I don't think that this was it. I even anticipated having to chip in to help the family out, but a child that goes right home to work when they have homework and have to study, that was something I didn't expect. How do you even do well in school when you have so much to do? And there are really, really high drop out rates which isn't good for anyone. And in 40 years they'll probably still be where they were when they were 12, only they won't be going to school and they'll be supporting they're families.