The easiest, most inexpensive way to make the area in and around your home a âno flyâ zone as you put it is to take basic preventative measures. If you have a dog and arenât quick to pick up and dispose of its poop you should start making this your number one priority.
Best Answer: Fear is shaking hands, trembling fingers, a wildly beating heart and a churning stomach. Fear is wild eyes and the feeling of being paralyzed. A white, ghostly face and the blood draining from her face.
Dr. Ivan Kos lays out several different stages of fear. The first is real fear, or fear based on a real situation. If someone or something hurts you, you have a reason to fear it in the future. Second is realistic, or possible fear. This is fear based in reality that causes a person to avoid a threat in the first place (i.e. waiting to cross a busy road for safety reasons).