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AngEngland @AngEngland (320) • United States 27 Dec 06

Please don't just answer with one word. I want to know what singer/musician you like listening to right now and WHY you like them! :-D I am personally on a huge Enya kick lately. I love her soothing voice and find that I can...

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remaster74 I prefer Yngwie Malmasteen. He is a guitarist and he is into Heavy Metal. I like his songs, but mostly I like the way his guitar sounds.

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AngEngland @AngEngland (320) • United States 27 Dec 06

Please don't just answer with one word. I want to know what singer/musician you like listening to right now and WHY you like them! :-D I am personally on a huge Enya kick lately. I love her soothing voice and find that I can...

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leopardxtasy i am listening to beyonce right now and i really like her because she has a great voice and peronality

23 Aug 07

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AngEngland @AngEngland (320) • United States 26 Dec 06

So, we want to hear a personal story about something funny a child has said. :-) When my sister was about four years old she wanted to know why mom had a short bottom and dad had "a long bottom". **laughing** Ah yes...kids...

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southernpixie My best friend's 5 year old son came home from kindergarten one day and said "I don't think I need to go to school anymore, I've learned everything I need to know"

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AngEngland @AngEngland (320) • United States 23 Dec 06

I've had several massages, usually deep tissue work for chronic back pain and they are always really helpful. I don't like just getting a "relaxing" massage becuase of the back problems I have...I try to carefully select a...

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neals1 I get them primarily for relaxation and reduction of stress. I am also a licensed therapist so it allows me the opportunity to do trades.

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AngEngland @AngEngland (320) • United States 3 Feb 07

I was watching Dr Phil from yesterday and he was talking about bullying in schools across the country and how it's becoming like an epidemic. Have you ever BEEN a bully? Have you ever been bullied?

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imadriscoll I, unfortunately, have been on both sides of the bullying aisle. I remember that my sister and I were once on our paper route and my neighbor and his friend followed us for the entire route yelling at me and calling me horrible names. One boy even got in my...

23 Aug 07

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AngEngland @AngEngland (320) • United States 3 Feb 07

I was watching Dr Phil from yesterday and he was talking about bullying in schools across the country and how it's becoming like an epidemic. Have you ever BEEN a bully? Have you ever been bullied?

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jewel76 Me and my brother have both been bullied in elementary school (we're 3 years apart), but once we got to highschool, my brother got a growth spur and was actually bullying some other kids. I remained the same and me and my best friend got bullied once by this...

23 Aug 07

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kylesmiles @kylesmiles (1910) • United States 3 Feb 07

Hi all. We went to the doctor for my son's 1 year old appointment. Anyway, our doctor says he has eczema! It's not ALL over his body but in some parts of it. Does anyone have experience with this?! His doctor advised us...

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TAURUSGIRL @TAURUSGIRL (735) 3 Feb 07

if a child is left handed do you think he/she should be encouraged to use the right hand and does it really make much difference in later life ?

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ownado Of course not. Being left-handed is not anormal, people just have a dominant hand different from standarts and that's it. If they are left-handed I think it makes no sense forcing them to write with the right hand because it probably would not work and I...

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medooley @medooley (1873) • United States 18 Jan 07

When reading responses from other people I find myself giving +'s to what seems like is the for the most part the same people over and over. They make really good responses. There is even a few people who I seem to always give...

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AngEngland @AngEngland (320) • United States 6 Jan 07

Do you co-sleep with your baby/children? Why or why not? My friend and I were having this discussion on the phone earlier and it made me curious what you guys think. I sort of did and sort of didn't. I usually had trouble...

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chiquita1977 I have a nine month old and he still sleeps with me not by choice he just won't sleep in his bed.ive tried but as soon as i lay him down he wakes up.but all my others kids slept in my bed till they were 4-5 months old because i felt alot safer that way.I was...

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AngEngland @AngEngland (320) • United States 6 Jan 07

Do you co-sleep with your baby/children? Why or why not? My friend and I were having this discussion on the phone earlier and it made me curious what you guys think. I sort of did and sort of didn't. I usually had trouble...

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_hope_ well i had a bed experience with my first child who at the time was two weeks old i had been up to him a few times when hubby suggested i bring him back to bed with me he said feed him and he would put him back into his cradle. well we all went off to sleep...

11 Jan 07

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Withoutwings @Withoutwings (6992) • United States 2 Jan 07

written in 2006 - you just have to have read them in 2006. For me its: 1. The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger 2. The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd 3. A Home at the End of the World by Michael...

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brokentia Gosh! Just four books? And the bad thing is, I have a horrible time remembering the names...including names of books! LOL OK...and not necessarily in this order... 1. Harry Potter Goblet of Fire (wanted to read it before seeing the movie) 2. Immortal high...

10 Jan 07

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Withoutwings @Withoutwings (6992) • United States 2 Jan 07

written in 2006 - you just have to have read them in 2006. For me its: 1. The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger 2. The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd 3. A Home at the End of the World by Michael...

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Eborsisk I think I only read 4 books in 2006. They were.... "A Swiftly Tilting Planet" Madeline L'Engle "Stardust" by Neil Gaiman "Enders Game" by Orson Scott Card "On The Road" by Jack Kerouac

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Withoutwings @Withoutwings (6992) • United States 2 Jan 07

written in 2006 - you just have to have read them in 2006. For me its: 1. The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger 2. The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd 3. A Home at the End of the World by Michael...

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emeraldisle Well for me the best I read this past year would be: 1. The Deed of Pakesennerion by Elizabeth Moon 2. The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons by Dan Brown 3. The Adept Series by Deborah Turner Harris and Katherine Kurtz 4. Harry Potter (I reread...

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Withoutwings @Withoutwings (6992) • United States 2 Jan 07

written in 2006 - you just have to have read them in 2006. For me its: 1. The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger 2. The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd 3. A Home at the End of the World by Michael...

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hassanchop @hassanchop (820) • United States 9 Jan 07

Studies have been done showing that the lower one's IQ, the higher one's chances are of believing in a God or gods or religion in general. Does real life tend to show this, in your experience? In honesty, I've experienced this...

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dkozik People at higher levels of intelligence do tend to overthink or analize things that have control in their lives. They want to theorize why things occur in their lives and want a tangible answer for them. They want to prove why they should have faith because...

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hassanchop @hassanchop (820) • United States 9 Jan 07

Studies have been done showing that the lower one's IQ, the higher one's chances are of believing in a God or gods or religion in general. Does real life tend to show this, in your experience? In honesty, I've experienced this...

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camaroz28 Your post made me think to the high educated people who claim to be open minded but they demonstrate to be close minded when they choose to reject religion just because God cannot be proven to exist using their own schemas and logics. "Science has no proof of...

10 Jan 07

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hassanchop @hassanchop (820) • United States 9 Jan 07

Studies have been done showing that the lower one's IQ, the higher one's chances are of believing in a God or gods or religion in general. Does real life tend to show this, in your experience? In honesty, I've experienced this...

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wahmoftwo I think this is an excellent topic. I do think it is easier to believe if when you are a child (or at least that was true for me)and those with a lower IQ probably do have an easier time believing because they are less likely to question what they are told....

10 Jan 07

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AngEngland @AngEngland (320) • United States 8 Jan 07

My husband is fixing his dad's tiller and is going to work out a large garden plot this year. My first year for a BIG garden!! What shall I grow? I'm thinking green beans, watermelons, tomatoes. Have you grown nay of these?...

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Lee Ka I have a yard in front of my house, and I make a small section to be my garden. I usually plant some vegetables that are easy to grow and that I like to eat. I don't know the names of those vegetables in English. Those I know are spring onions, ginger, aloe...

10 Jan 07

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AngEngland @AngEngland (320) • United States 9 Jan 07

I wonder what kind of bed time routine you have for your children? Some parents never put their kids down and don't let them cry at all. Other's I've seen let their kids cry for 30 minutes or more to go to bed. I'm definately...

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crystal8577 Well the newest baby is only 2 weeks old so I try to not let her cry very much. She is at that stage where she wants to be held all of the time. I do let her cry but try not let her get overly upset.

10 Jan 07

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