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bryanwmc @bryanwmc (1051) • Malaysia 7 Dec 09

Is there something about Sarah Palin us not from the US of A should know about.I mean almost every account or news about her is somewhat derogatory, like a kind of activity "knock Sarah Palin" game. So far i have encountered...

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lillake Evidence? Sure. It's called paying attention to reality rather than sticking your head in the sand. Her book writer was Lynn Vincent, BFF and co-writer with Robert Stacey McCain - a proud white supremest. It isn't a giant mental leap to take that such close...

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bryanwmc @bryanwmc (1051) • Malaysia 7 Dec 09

Is there something about Sarah Palin us not from the US of A should know about.I mean almost every account or news about her is somewhat derogatory, like a kind of activity "knock Sarah Palin" game. So far i have encountered...

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lillake She's not very smart and tends to open her mouth to prove that fairly often. She had a book written for her by a known racist that is full of misinformation and lies. And she said Polar Bears aren't endangered, just unlucky.

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squaretile @squaretile (3778) • Singapore 7 Dec 09

A jug of fresh flowers, or a nicely arranged artificial bouquet? Personally, as most girls do, I'd prefer a fresh bouquet of flowers. But the practical side of me says that artificial flowers would last so much longer without...

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lillake I'd rather have neither. Fake flowers are sometimes made from hazardous materials or sprayed with hazardous chemicals. And I'd rather not pick a plant unless it has a use. My ideal would be a nice potted plant small enough to fit on the table.

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lillake @lillake (1630) • United States 7 Dec 09

Have you ever created a nature study journal? It is a journal where you describe, study, and explore nature. There is a great old book on this called The Handbook of Nature Studies. My son keeps one as part of his schooling. He...

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webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 6 Dec 09

This phot shows my updated tree decorated with some art work my grand daughter, Emma, made this weekend. It brought back some childhood memories. Next year I am thinking of having the grandkids decorate our tree the old fashioned...

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lillake We never did homemade decorations as a kid, but now as an adult I try to do some. We have a wreath that the kids and I made last year, and this year I'm sewing simple felt owls for them. Plus they color and paint trees, candles, and stockings that AI hang up...

7 Dec 09

lillake @lillake (1630) • United States 6 Dec 09

I'm just curious what others are doing for Yule or Solstice this year? We are keeping it very simple. A little baking, a little crafting, looking at lights. I'm hoping it will snow, but I doubt it will.

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lillake Can I ask if it is difficult when you and your kids celebrate different things? Mine are still very young, so they do whatever I do. I try to incorporate lots of little traditions from many holidays around that time, but it can be a struggle when they just...

7 Dec 09

lillake @lillake (1630) • United States 6 Dec 09

Every year I try to make as many gifts as I can instead of buying them. It's a lot cheaper, plus helps keep me out of the consumerism trap. This year there will be cookies, hot chocolate mixes, candles, secret compartment books,...

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lillake Oh, a couple weeks ago I made chocolate zucchini bread that was a hit with my kids. You have me thinking of making a few loaves to give also. Thanks!

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lillake @lillake (1630) • United States 6 Dec 09

Every year I try to make as many gifts as I can instead of buying them. It's a lot cheaper, plus helps keep me out of the consumerism trap. This year there will be cookies, hot chocolate mixes, candles, secret compartment books,...

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lillake Cookies are one of my favorite gifts, especially when I make too many. ;)

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lillake @lillake (1630) • United States 6 Dec 09

Every year I try to make as many gifts as I can instead of buying them. It's a lot cheaper, plus helps keep me out of the consumerism trap. This year there will be cookies, hot chocolate mixes, candles, secret compartment books,...

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lillake Wow, you have been busy! I need to do like you do and make crafts all year long so that I'm not rushing at the end, but I never do. LOL

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jb78000 @jb78000 (15139) 5 Dec 09

becausre of a political agendeda? yep - this is is global warming, and since the worlds scientists tend to agree it is caused by us then i have to wonder at the handful of americans that get so angrry because cutting down on...

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lillake Lots of reasons. Some simple do not understand science and refuse to begin. They feel science is evil, and only their religion can save anyone. Since there is no global climate change in the bible, then it must not be real. Others are greedy, they make money...

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ElicBxn @ElicBxn (64044) • United States 28 Nov 09

I was looking at a magazine I get - called Ready Made - but the picture online isn't the one I got so I can't share the pix - but its on the cover of the December/January 2010 issue. Its for a Styrofoam ring with string wrapped...

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lillake We have a homemade wreath on our door, but I want to make another one. There's a cute simple one at One Hour Crafts that uses old sweaters cut up.

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lillake @lillake (1630) • United States 6 Dec 09

Every year I try to make as many gifts as I can instead of buying them. It's a lot cheaper, plus helps keep me out of the consumerism trap. This year there will be cookies, hot chocolate mixes, candles, secret compartment books,...

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lillake @lillake (1630) • United States 6 Dec 09

I'm just curious what others are doing for Yule or Solstice this year? We are keeping it very simple. A little baking, a little crafting, looking at lights. I'm hoping it will snow, but I doubt it will.

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Bionicman @Bionicman (3958) • Czech Republic 6 Dec 09

Can you tell me why atheists believe that pokemon were real creatures?

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lillake I don't know any atheists who think pokemon were real. Unless you're counting little kids, but I hardly see how little children should be the spokespeople for atheists. Where have you see atheists stating pokemon were real?

6 Dec 09

bubblicious0 @bubblicious0 (87) • United States 6 Dec 09

If I won the lottery I the first thing I would buy would be a mansion because I just really want a exquisite house. Plus all you really need in life is a house and food.

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lillake If I won the lottery I would give some money to my family, then buy ticket to fly to Costa Rica. I don't want a big house or fancy car, I want to live somewhere calm and simple and peaceful.

6 Dec 09

Djbrat @Djbrat (333) • United States 6 Dec 09

What type of articles do you write that makes good upfront payments? Just curious. I have been writing on AC since the beginning of the year, but was absent from the site for awhile. I started writing again and now I feel I won't...

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lillake How-to articles do tend to get upfront payments. I tend to write parenting articles, which do OK but not amazing. Seasonal ones are great too. Right now articles about giving gifts such as gifts to give your boss, and new year's resolutions would be hits.

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mommaj @mommaj (23112) • United States 24 Oct 09

Last month I made over $30 in page views on AC for the first time. I have been around the $30 mark for about a year. This month I am going to be over what I made last month. It's incredible. Last month was almost $35 this...

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lillake Wow, congrats on hitting the big $30! Keep up the good work and you'll see your payments rise!

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dorannmwin @dorannmwin (36392) • United States 5 Dec 09

Do you recycle in your house? What are the things that you recycle? Is it something that you do just because it is ingrained in your or do you get something in return for recycling? As I was pulling our Rosie back to the house...

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lillake We recycle, but our town does not do pick up. Once a week I load it up and take it to the drop off place. We do cans, cardboard, paper, and glass. Our local drop off also takes used appliances and such. I also recycle kitchen scraps in a way by tossing them in...

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