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oldchem1 @oldchem1 (8132) 28 Jul 10

Once again in Britain there is more news about a fox attack on humans. This time it was a 13 year old girl who was bit when she was camping with friends in her garden in Surrey; the fox bit a hole through the tent and grabbed the...

attacks

dangerous

foxes

urban

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nancyrowina Since they stopped fox hunting the population of foxes has probably increased and that's why we are seeing more attacks. And there's also the people who feed them making them less scared of humans, the case with the two babies was quite disturbing as the fox...

28 Jul 10

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elfbwillow @elfbwillow (307) 6 Jul 10

After reading mrscallands22 discussion on whether you wanted a boy or a girl it reminded me of an artical I read a while ago about a woman who was trying for her 8th baby. The reason? because she had 7 boys and wanted a girl....

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maezee I think if they have 7 children, and want another, and can physically, mentally, and financially support that many children, then - more power to 'em. I don't necessarily agree on making sure you have a CERTAIN baby - such as girl or boy. I think I would be...

7 Jul 10

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elfbwillow @elfbwillow (307) 1 Jul 10

I am wanting to redecorate my house and garden as it is in a little of a run down state from previous people living here though money is very tight at the moment. Does anyone have any cost-cutting advice to help with both...

decorating

garden

home

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MrsWJAA I personally recomend going to thrift stores to find items such as curtains, rugs, knick-knacks, etc. for home decor. You might also try your luck at going to yard/garage sales and flea markets. If you are good at gardening,you might be able to get free...

5 Jul 10

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elfbwillow @elfbwillow (307) 1 Jul 10

I am wanting to redecorate my house and garden as it is in a little of a run down state from previous people living here though money is very tight at the moment. Does anyone have any cost-cutting advice to help with both...

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ellie333 Hi Elfbwillow, Firstly join your local Freecycle site and lok what is on offer and puta wanted forpaint and decorating materials, you will be amazed at what people give away. I gota whole shed lot of paint from a woman clearingouther garage and mixed white in...

5 Jul 10

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AskAlly @AskAlly (3625) • Canada 18 Jan 07

I heard Winnie the Pooh was a real bear. Does anyone know if that was true. I heard a Canadian soldier brought him to England as a mascott and AA Milne was inspired by him at the zoo

bears

books

childrens stories

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godsgardener4002 Hi Ally Winnie the Phooh was a black bear cub whose mother died in a forest fire in Northern Ontario Canada. Canadian soldiers found him and adopted him. They took him to England with them.However when they had to go to France to fight during World War...

26 Jun 10

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elfbwillow @elfbwillow (307) 23 Jun 10

My daughter is two and a half and pretty much since she was born she has a sticky out tummy which often looks like a pregnant tummy. I spoke to a health visitor a number of months ago now who reassured me that it was normal and...

children

tummies

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dorannmwin The fact that her tummy sticks out shouldn't be something that concerns you if she isn't heavy. I'm blessed that both of my children don't really have a gut on them, but I've observed a lot of other children that do. My two nieces are a good example of this,...

25 Jun 10

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elfbwillow @elfbwillow (307) 23 Jun 10

My daughter is two and a half and pretty much since she was born she has a sticky out tummy which often looks like a pregnant tummy. I spoke to a health visitor a number of months ago now who reassured me that it was normal and...

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advokatku Need not be surprised if find your child potbellied. Especially if her belly filled out food / drinks so that it looked very large, it is because his stomach muscles are still weak because of not yet trained. Later, approaching age 10 years-along with a...

23 Jun 10

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elfbwillow @elfbwillow (307) 23 Jun 10

With the new Twilight film coming out I have been seeing stories on the news of people travelling miles and camping out all day and overnight in the hope that they will be able to get in to see the first screening. One woman...

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Rainegurl Hi, elfbwillow Nope, I would not do anything like that. In fact, if I really want to watch a popular movie, I would not watch it on the first day. I would wait for a few days to avoid the crowd. If the movie is really good and a lot of people...

23 Jun 10

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elfbwillow @elfbwillow (307) 21 Jun 10

When thinking of winning the lottery most people would automatically think about what they would spend their money on though my question is would winning the lottery really change you? Yes, if I won the lottery I would be able...

change

money

winning the lottery

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Rosie Hiya... I think that the only way winning the lottery would change me, would be to make me more relaxed, as I would not struggle to find the money to pay for the bills. Other than that, I would still be the same person to everyone, I can't imagine that any...

21 Jun 10

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elfbwillow @elfbwillow (307) 20 Jun 10

My two and a half year old daughter often suffers nightmares where she is crying out and sleep moving and sleep talking. From what I can tell they are not nightmares adults may have though such things as a rabbit in her room in...

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oldchem1 All kiddies do have nightmares and they do start at around 2 but are more common in children between 3 and 6. The problem is that very young children have difficulty believing that the dream is not real. The advise is don't wake them up and don't just say...

21 Jun 10

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elfbwillow @elfbwillow (307) 20 Jun 10

My two and a half year old daughter often suffers nightmares where she is crying out and sleep moving and sleep talking. From what I can tell they are not nightmares adults may have though such things as a rabbit in her room in...

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bird123 Parents always like to cover up their children to keep them warm. The problem is that being too warm causes nightmares. Sleeping cool prevents nightmares. If you do wake up over a nightmare, always turn over on the other side. If you go back to sleep on the...

20 Jun 10

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