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Trace86 @Trace86 (5032) • United States 3 Jan 07

I just finished downloading the season finale but haven't watched it yet. Did anyone else watch it yet? I hope it is truly awesome enough to last me the whole off season. Do you think Jack is getting too wimpy? He was so much...

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season finale

torchwood

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Bunny2 Actually we watched the whole season - it was shown here on TV. Don't know if I'd want a Pterodactyl in my back yard, though. But Captain Jack, well, wopuldn't say no to him! LOL.

5 Apr 08

Trace86 @Trace86 (5032) • United States 3 Jan 07

I just finished downloading the season finale but haven't watched it yet. Did anyone else watch it yet? I hope it is truly awesome enough to last me the whole off season. Do you think Jack is getting too wimpy? He was so much...

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Bunny2 Hi Trace, Following your recommendation, we watched Torchwood and LOVED the show!!!! Captain Jack is gorgeeeeeeeous!! Thanks so much! Hugs

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kbourgerie @kbourgerie (8780) • United States 11 Mar 08

Because if you are I'd love to marry you. I think Mel Gibson is worthy of putting his slippers under my bed. Johnny Depp is also at the top of my list. What celebrity do you find attractive? Don't say none, because of all the...

celebrities

mel gibson

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Bunny2 George Clooney is a definite hottie. I really REALLY like Rodrigo Santoro! He was Karl in Love, Actually and also in the latest season of Lost. Rodrigo Santoro is one of my fave actors ever since I first saw him in Love, Actually. I even watched Lost just to...

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Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 8 Feb 08

Are there any IVF ladies out there? A friend of mine is writing a book and her heroine has undergone IVF treatment. She wants the info to be accurate. I underwent ovulation induction over 20 years ago, so my information might be...

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 26 Aug 07

Imagine if H.G. Wells' fictitious machine actually existed! A machine that would help us escape from everyday life…to anywhere, anytime. Where would you go? At what place along the timeline? Would you travel back within your own...

time travel

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Bunny2 Oh how sweet! That's so gorgeous.

1 Jan 08

dorisday1971 @dorisday1971 (5657) • Philippines 28 Aug 07

do you consider a child mentally gifted if he learns the basic shapes at 1 year and 3 months, can count 1 to 10 at 1 yr. & 5 months, and can recite the ABC at 1 yr. & 7 months?

genius gifted child

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Bunny2 I think the milestones you've cited point to a gifted child of high intelligence. My elder son had similar nilestones and is now studying law at one of Australia's top universities. My twins milestones were a little later, but there are many factors - I had...

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dorisday1971 @dorisday1971 (5657) • Philippines 7 Sep 07

I am mother of a 1 yr. & 8 mos. girl. She is the joy of our family especially that she was born 5 years after we got married. I delivered her through cesarian operation. I still want to have one more child but I'm already afraid...

baby

cesarian operation

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Bunny2 There might be pros and cons, but age wise it's still a good time for you to have a baby. It's not uncommon for women to have a C-section first and then deilver a subsequent baby normally. The only thing is that this is a decision that you should make soon as...

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Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 26 Aug 07

Imagine if H.G. Wells' fictitious machine actually existed! A machine that would help us escape from everyday life…to anywhere, anytime. Where would you go? At what place along the timeline? Would you travel back within your own...

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Bunny2 Yes, that would have been a good time in many ways. Much simpler times too.

5 Nov 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 25 Jul 07

I had my children when I was in my early thirties. Some of our friends have had children when they turned 40. Both couples have had only one child each and they are spoilt rotten! Is that indicative of waiting to have your...

age

baby

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Bunny2 I don't consider 34 too old - in fact it's a good age. I had problems and couldn't conceive until I was 31 the first time. But I think 50 onwards is too old - natural aging processes make it difficult to look after small children or teenagers as you age. it's...

5 Nov 07

mipen2006 @mipen2006 (5528) • Australia 18 Sep 07

With the new allegations against him, will O.J. finally go to jail where many people believe he belongs? Or can he beat the fragile U.S. justice system once again. Do we have to endure another farcical trial with the arrogant one...

jail

oj simpson

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Bunny2 Hi there, The initiative is going to be started in South Australia. Here's the link: www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,22207301-910,00.html Thanks for giving me the best response!

4 Nov 07

Thoroughrob @Thoroughrob (11742) • United States 24 Sep 07

I had a phone call last night that everyone just hates. My cousin's son was killed in a car accident yesterday. He was only 16. There were no drugs or alcohol involved. He just was on a road with lots of curves and cut one too...

family

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Bunny2 This is so sad. There isn't much you can say. As others have said, keep is simple. And perhaps follow it with a hug. What a terrible tragedy for the family. {{HUGS}}

3 Nov 07

mipen2006 @mipen2006 (5528) • Australia 18 Sep 07

With the new allegations against him, will O.J. finally go to jail where many people believe he belongs? Or can he beat the fragile U.S. justice system once again. Do we have to endure another farcical trial with the arrogant one...

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Bunny2 I suppose I shouldn't judge, but my gut feeling was always that he was guilty. Most Australians think the same way. We can only hope that justice prevails and that the right verdict is reached. Interesting that one of our states in Australia is considering...

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Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 2 Nov 07

Last week we went to a small vegetarian retaurant in Melbourne for a fundraiser. One of the dishes served was comprised of chickpeas/garbanzo beans and spices and had Pita bread (Lebanese flatbread) either fried in some kind of...

CEN7777 @CEN7777 (855) • India 4 Aug 07

hi, friends,in my view mother is more close to child,she is first teacher of child and so she is resposible for bset development of child as a human being,what do u think?

parenting

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Bunny2 I suppose I'm old fashioned as I gave up my career to raise my children. So I believe that while the father is also responsible, the mother has a bigger role in the development of the children. I'm blessed with three teenage sons who are all respectful,...

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twoey68 @twoey68 (13627) • United States 2 Nov 07

Well, today is the day that Hubby is making his first pot of chili for the year. He got up early and has been cooking up a little storm in the kitchen. I help where I can but mostly stay out of his way. He soaked his beans...

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Bunny2 I love that you have your traditions in making the chili (like staying out of his way :) ) I love chili con carne and make it every few months. I have to make two versions - a mild one for my boys. They're not big on it but eat it because I make them :) I have...

2 Nov 07

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Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 25 Oct 07

http://tinyurl.com/2u6nqa Watch the dancing woman spin. Which way does she turn?This has been going around on a couple of writing loops but also coming through from private emails. I'm fascinated!At first I saw the dancer going...

right brain left brain

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Bunny2 Then you must be a very creative person! Thanks for your input and keep trying - you might be able to make her dance the other way!

2 Nov 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 23 Feb 07

There is no doubt that the Internet has changed my life completely. Sometimes I wonder what I would do without it. I would certainly get more of other things done. More housework more regularly. And I'd get more writing done...

internet

net

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Bunny2 Yes, I would miss it terribly - but I might go back to my crafts like cross stitching and crocheting :) Thanks for replying.

2 Nov 07

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