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RasmaSandra @RasmaSandra (91578) • Daytona Beach, Florida 27 Nov

While my mind should have been occupied with reading, writing, and arithmetic, I was thinking of my favorite TV shows. I couldn’t do my English grammar very well and let’s forget about adding one number to another. The one thing...

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RasmaSandra @Shavkat it was amusing but very silly. If you are interested I found a clip of it on YouTube https://youtu.be/3cI-LXMyyDo?si=L6wopkX-8R_p-76L

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 8 Sep

Honestly, my siblings and I never experienced being read to as children by our parents. The only thing that my did was to teach us the basic ways of learning the alphabets, how to solve math problems, and the like. Then, we do our...

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Marie Coyle @Shavkat I was so anxious to learn to read, and so was my little sister. I taught my kids to read very early, too. My kids all learned to read before they had to go to school.

8 Nov

Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 4 Nov

Over the years, I've learned to ignore those who routinely treat me indifferently. This is one of the lessons I've learned from interacting with diverse groups of people. Being with these people is unhealthy. Some of them tend to...

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much2say @Shavkat Right, with family, it's just too hard.

7 Nov

Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 6 Nov

Honestly, I used to write in my diary. But then, I stopped doing it. One of the reasons I do not want somebody to accidentally read my journal. There was also one time that I tried to write through the use of Russian characters....

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Jim Bauer @Shavkat The worst betrayal is one we portray on ourselves. If there has been one goal in life I have had, it has been to be brutally honest with myself even when it hurts.

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 6 Nov

Honestly, I used to write in my diary. But then, I stopped doing it. One of the reasons I do not want somebody to accidentally read my journal. There was also one time that I tried to write through the use of Russian characters....

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Amj Reyes @Shavkat because majority of my diary's content were my siblings. how they bullied me (they alwasy tease me when i was kid) i wrote everything that happened (maybe its because im a child and writing a diary is my way to rant) so whenever i saw it i would...

7 Nov

Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 6 Nov

Honestly, I used to write in my diary. But then, I stopped doing it. One of the reasons I do not want somebody to accidentally read my journal. There was also one time that I tried to write through the use of Russian characters....

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Baconstripsxxx @Shavkat Good choice lol

7 Nov

Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 6 Nov

Honestly, I used to write in my diary. But then, I stopped doing it. One of the reasons I do not want somebody to accidentally read my journal. There was also one time that I tried to write through the use of Russian characters....

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DE @Shavkat I see... PM me the app name, please.

7 Nov

RasmaSandra @RasmaSandra (91578) • Daytona Beach, Florida 5 Nov

If you think that is strange, imagine opening your email and finding an email with the title "funeral sandwiches." I thought perhaps someone wanted to get rid of me. Of course, being curious, I just had to take a look at what this...

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RasmaSandra @Shavkat I like any sandwich with melted cheese

6 Nov

Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 8 Sep

Honestly, my siblings and I never experienced being read to as children by our parents. The only thing that my did was to teach us the basic ways of learning the alphabets, how to solve math problems, and the like. Then, we do our...

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Arunima Singh @Shavkat

6 Nov

Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 8 Sep

Honestly, my siblings and I never experienced being read to as children by our parents. The only thing that my did was to teach us the basic ways of learning the alphabets, how to solve math problems, and the like. Then, we do our...

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DE @Shavkat I'm usually dizzy anyway.

6 Nov

Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 8 Sep

Honestly, my siblings and I never experienced being read to as children by our parents. The only thing that my did was to teach us the basic ways of learning the alphabets, how to solve math problems, and the like. Then, we do our...

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DE @Shavkat I don't normally turn a book upside down to read it now but the ability to read upside down has still stood me in good stead several times. I can stand in front of a desk and still read papers in front of the person across from me at the desk without...

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 8 Sep

Honestly, my siblings and I never experienced being read to as children by our parents. The only thing that my did was to teach us the basic ways of learning the alphabets, how to solve math problems, and the like. Then, we do our...

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Marie Coyle @Shavkat She thought we needed to learn to read at a very young age. I do have to say she instilled a lifetime love of books in both me and my sister. She told us stories of her youth and I remember how she made the stories so interesting to two little...

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 8 Sep

Honestly, my siblings and I never experienced being read to as children by our parents. The only thing that my did was to teach us the basic ways of learning the alphabets, how to solve math problems, and the like. Then, we do our...

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rsa101 @Shavkat Those were the times were the cassette tapes were the latest in technology and l guess that was the only way that my father was able to preserved that moment of innocent conversation between me and my dad. How l wish l could have preserved that...

4 Nov

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 8 Sep

Honestly, my siblings and I never experienced being read to as children by our parents. The only thing that my did was to teach us the basic ways of learning the alphabets, how to solve math problems, and the like. Then, we do our...

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Arunima Singh @Shavkat Very true. I agree to each word.

4 Nov

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 8 Sep

Honestly, my siblings and I never experienced being read to as children by our parents. The only thing that my did was to teach us the basic ways of learning the alphabets, how to solve math problems, and the like. Then, we do our...

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DE @Shavkat My kindergarten teacher asked mom why I turned the books upside down so mom explained how I learned to read to her.

4 Nov

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 8 Sep

Honestly, my siblings and I never experienced being read to as children by our parents. The only thing that my did was to teach us the basic ways of learning the alphabets, how to solve math problems, and the like. Then, we do our...

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Arunima Singh @Shavkat Verbal stories from our grandparents and previous generation is just priceless. I totally agree that they are nothing short of legacy and they have to be passed down the generations. I somehow strongly feel that young children connect more to verbal...

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 5 Oct 20

Most of you are aware that some people have months' names, such as April, May, and June. I assumed that it is their birth months. Besides the point, others are named with seasons, such as Summer and Winter. To make it clear, I...

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Jim Bauer @Shavkat Reminds me of that old song and scene from Sesame Street when they had four panels with four kids. Three were doing the same thing and one was doing something else, and the theme was, "One of these kids is doing his own thing." lol

2 Nov

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Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 3 Sep

During my high school days, I had a classmate that memorized all the English words in a dictionary book. Most of my classmates call him a 'walking dictionary.' It is because he can say the meanings of those words. However, he does...

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rsa101 @Shavkat It definitely has its pros and cons. I think she just needs to refine her vision and get a clearer idea of what she imagines, and it could turn into an incredibly valuable skill.

8 Sep

Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 18 Jan 24

I am sure that most tycoons in business gained more profit during the pandemic. As the saying goes, "Rich becomes richer."In a business context, businesses should take social responsibility. It means that they need to share their...

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Jim Bauer @Shavkat If you confiscated every single penny of wealth in the United States, it would run the government for 8 months. That's it. People don't realize that all this money is actually... Not a lot of money. You cannot tax your way out of issues and problems...

8 Sep

Shavkat @Shavkat (140980) • Philippines 3 Sep

During my high school days, I had a classmate that memorized all the English words in a dictionary book. Most of my classmates call him a 'walking dictionary.' It is because he can say the meanings of those words. However, he does...

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popciclecold @Shavkat Well, I hope you did good.

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