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jumpinjack00 @jumpinjack00 (3054) • United States 15 Jun 16

Which door are you most likely to open and enter into its world of make-believe and fantasy? Perhaps a door I don't have listed. Why did you chose that door? I would most certainly open the door to the TARDIS. I won't,...

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OtakuNerdyChica Wonderland most definitely! Love the smart sneaky crazy Cheshire cat!

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Inlemay @Inlemay (17712) • South Africa 20 Jun 16

Oki doki - the Notification list has been done! Phew! In the between times, I got some chores done as well, this making my moday smooth away with no real effort. I am just about to step out for a few minutes to get some necessary...

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Shavkat @Shavkat (141123) • Philippines 18 Jun 16

In this modern world that we live in, things change too fast. Coping up is the way to fit in. There is also a comfortable place to stay while traveling. I wanted to experience to stay in an aircraft that is being turned into...

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Raga @esotericme (134) 16 Jun 16

So I'm quite new to MyLot and so far it has surprised me a lot! This is the nicest and most genuinely friendly internet community I've seen so far. I haven't come across a single argument that wasn't polite or a single mean...

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jumpinjack00 @jumpinjack00 (3054) • United States 15 Jun 16

Which door are you most likely to open and enter into its world of make-believe and fantasy? Perhaps a door I don't have listed. Why did you chose that door? I would most certainly open the door to the TARDIS. I won't,...

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ARM I'd choose 221 Baker Street because I'd like to meet Sherlock Holmes. Detective fiction is my favourite genre. If I could open another door I'd go to Camelot because I'd like to meet my other hero Merlin.:)

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jumpinjack00 @jumpinjack00 (3054) • United States 15 Jun 16

Which door are you most likely to open and enter into its world of make-believe and fantasy? Perhaps a door I don't have listed. Why did you chose that door? I would most certainly open the door to the TARDIS. I won't,...

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Raga @jumpinjack00 Oh my god! It's almost like you've read my mind! I really love the Middle Ages for the Age of Enlightenment too! The fact that back then everything was unknown, every discovery a cause for celebration, where people were just only entering better...

20 Jun 16

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jumpinjack00 @jumpinjack00 (3054) • United States 15 Jun 16

Which door are you most likely to open and enter into its world of make-believe and fantasy? Perhaps a door I don't have listed. Why did you chose that door? I would most certainly open the door to the TARDIS. I won't,...

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Shavkat @jumpinjack00 I still have the fantasy to enter the Gates of Heaven. For some people, they claimed that seeing the gate while in a state of coma. I was wondering what's really look like inside. I hope I will not have an astral projection just to see this place...

20 Jun 16

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jumpinjack00 @jumpinjack00 (3054) • United States 15 Jun 16

Which door are you most likely to open and enter into its world of make-believe and fantasy? Perhaps a door I don't have listed. Why did you chose that door? I would most certainly open the door to the TARDIS. I won't,...

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Inlemay Narnia

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jumpinjack00 @jumpinjack00 (3054) • United States 15 Jun 16

Which door are you most likely to open and enter into its world of make-believe and fantasy? Perhaps a door I don't have listed. Why did you chose that door? I would most certainly open the door to the TARDIS. I won't,...

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Raga I'd go to Camelot. All the other places have evil or danger or turmoil or some sort of the other. Not to mention Camelot would be a lot like our medieval times.

15 Jun 16

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jumpinjack00 @jumpinjack00 (3054) • United States 15 Jun 16

Which door are you most likely to open and enter into its world of make-believe and fantasy? Perhaps a door I don't have listed. Why did you chose that door? I would most certainly open the door to the TARDIS. I won't,...

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Timea For some reason Camelot is tempting . I haven't watched Doctor Who so I don't know.

15 Jun 16

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jumpinjack00 @jumpinjack00 (3054) • United States 15 Jun 16

Which door are you most likely to open and enter into its world of make-believe and fantasy? Perhaps a door I don't have listed. Why did you chose that door? I would most certainly open the door to the TARDIS. I won't,...

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Shavkat I want to enter the gate of heaven. I want to meet God and ask so many questions.

15 Jun 16

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sunbeams @sunbeams (232) • Philippines 6 Jun 16

I love reading. Rather, I am a voracious reader. I read anything and everything that I can get my eyes on – from carton boxes of food, ingredients of toiletry products, medicines, labels in food containers, recipes, online...

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sunbeams Thanks for sharing. I share your kinship - conversion to e-books. Hope you finish reading your current paperback so that you can finally read on your much-loved tablet. I use Aldiko on my smartphone too. Its a very dependable app. I have never wanted any...

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sunbeams @sunbeams (232) • Philippines 6 Jun 16

I love reading. Rather, I am a voracious reader. I read anything and everything that I can get my eyes on – from carton boxes of food, ingredients of toiletry products, medicines, labels in food containers, recipes, online...

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sunbeams @sunbeams (232) • Philippines 6 Jun 16

Can you remember when you started your love for reading? Ever since I was young I have always loved reading. I don’t remember how this passion for reading started. But what I do remember is that when I was in elementary (primary)...

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sunbeams Nice, another kindred reading spirit. Yes I agree with you. Reading is an escape to a far better world (unless its a horror or crime/suspense story). My childhood years are good. Sorry to hear yours wasn't that great. But, at least reading provides a diversion...

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sunbeams @sunbeams (232) • Philippines 6 Jun 16

Can you remember when you started your love for reading? Ever since I was young I have always loved reading. I don’t remember how this passion for reading started. But what I do remember is that when I was in elementary (primary)...

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sunbeams Nice seekers. I have Aldiko reader in my smart phone.

8 Jun 16

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sunbeams @sunbeams (232) • Philippines 6 Jun 16

Can you remember when you started your love for reading? Ever since I was young I have always loved reading. I don’t remember how this passion for reading started. But what I do remember is that when I was in elementary (primary)...

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sunbeams Ah another book lover. Yes, bookstores are a great place to start reading, and spending haha. It's good that you like non-fiction books. You learn more from them rather than fiction stories, which are my preference. I have just posted another discussion on my...

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sunbeams @sunbeams (232) • Philippines 6 Jun 16

Can you remember when you started your love for reading? Ever since I was young I have always loved reading. I don’t remember how this passion for reading started. But what I do remember is that when I was in elementary (primary)...

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sunbeams Oh my yes, how can I ever forget those comics when I was young? I cherish those comics reading so much. Thanks for reminding me. Oh wow, the comfort room is an awkward place to read comics LOL

8 Jun 16

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sunbeams @sunbeams (232) • Philippines 6 Jun 16

Can you remember when you started your love for reading? Ever since I was young I have always loved reading. I don’t remember how this passion for reading started. But what I do remember is that when I was in elementary (primary)...

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sunbeams I absolutely agree with you. If I had a wish, I would also like to just spend all of my time reading. But, I have to live, so I need to work, and do household chores too. Anyway, after doing all of these, I reward my self with reading my favorite books....

8 Jun 16

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sunbeams @sunbeams (232) • Philippines 6 Jun 16

Can you remember when you started your love for reading? Ever since I was young I have always loved reading. I don’t remember how this passion for reading started. But what I do remember is that when I was in elementary (primary)...

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sunbeams Agree with you on that Bhem. I used to read Mills and Boones during high school. We also used to have the tagalog pocketbooks here in the Philippines. I can read those in one sitting LOL

8 Jun 16

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sunbeams @sunbeams (232) • Philippines 6 Jun 16

Can you remember when you started your love for reading? Ever since I was young I have always loved reading. I don’t remember how this passion for reading started. But what I do remember is that when I was in elementary (primary)...

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sunbeams Another big reader like me, Yay! Nice of our parents to encourage reading at a young age. Like you, there have been times when I had been in hiatus in reading. I was hooked in cross-stitching for a time, so I lessened my reading. But, I when I saw a book that...

8 Jun 16

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