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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 22 Apr 08

I was born and raised in the country, I wouldn't trade it for the world, I love it because it is very peaceful, less traffic, and I think the country is a good place to raise kids. Which would you choose Country or City, why?

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chiyochan i prefer city life, as i am used to the city life. i could never stay back and enjoy a country life.. i feel i will be bored with the "slowness" of it... hehe i think there will be no problem with my future children living in the city. i am raised in the...

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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 22 Apr 08

I was born and raised in the country, I wouldn't trade it for the world, I love it because it is very peaceful, less traffic, and I think the country is a good place to raise kids. Which would you choose Country or City, why?

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asawanialvin0611 I cant live in the country side in the philippines because I am used to the fast pace of the city.In the province, there was no mall, not everything I need is available..there are no radio signals in some parts of the countryside so I cant listen to the radio...

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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 22 Apr 08

I was born and raised in the country, I wouldn't trade it for the world, I love it because it is very peaceful, less traffic, and I think the country is a good place to raise kids. Which would you choose Country or City, why?

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34momma i think you just might be right about that! i grew up in this great state. well i was an army brat, born in Germany, but New York is my real home

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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 22 Apr 08

I was born and raised in the country, I wouldn't trade it for the world, I love it because it is very peaceful, less traffic, and I think the country is a good place to raise kids. Which would you choose Country or City, why?

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34momma I am a city girl. I love the people, the noise, the hustle and bustle of the city. I do enjoy the peace of the country, but i am a New Yorker and I really love this city. Moving to the country is not something i have ever considered

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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 22 Apr 08

I was born and raised in the country, I wouldn't trade it for the world, I love it because it is very peaceful, less traffic, and I think the country is a good place to raise kids. Which would you choose Country or City, why?

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traengle I lived in both and I most def prefer the country, it is the peacefulness I love the most oh and no neighbors too!!

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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 22 Apr 08

I was born and raised in the country, I wouldn't trade it for the world, I love it because it is very peaceful, less traffic, and I think the country is a good place to raise kids. Which would you choose Country or City, why?

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bellelady i'd prefer country living than city living.. I love the ambiance, the food the people, the culture and the fresh air that comes with the simplicity of country living. city living is far more expensive talking about food, rent, transportation and traffic is...

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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 22 Apr 08

I was born and raised in the country, I wouldn't trade it for the world, I love it because it is very peaceful, less traffic, and I think the country is a good place to raise kids. Which would you choose Country or City, why?

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questionsnoanswers I was born in the country side too. I love the beauty of it. And yes less traffic is great! However ive been traveling latetly to large cities and i think am beginning to like that

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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 22 Apr 08

I was born and raised in the country, I wouldn't trade it for the world, I love it because it is very peaceful, less traffic, and I think the country is a good place to raise kids. Which would you choose Country or City, why?

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travibabiesgirl I was a country girl for most of my life. When my parents divorced I had to move to town. I hated it. Then my mom married a man that moved me from city to city and town to town. I really hated it. Noisy, dirty and sometimes scary. I finally moved back into an...

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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 8 Feb 08

Are there any breastfeeding moms who would like to share their experiences?I'm a 27 mom who have breastfed three,and still breastfeeding my 12 month old.

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cherriemae hey, dont worry because i'm also breastfeeding my child for 2yrs and i can manage it..yet, it's true..i have only 1 child, and maybe if time will come to have another 2 or 3 more children, i would probably go on breastfeeding because i really appreciate...

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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 8 Feb 08

Are there any breastfeeding moms who would like to share their experiences?I'm a 27 mom who have breastfed three,and still breastfeeding my 12 month old.

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sminut13 i too have been breastfeeding for very long. i just stopped recently. i breastfed my son till he was maybe around nearly 4 years old. i stopped then as i was pregnant. i'm now due soon. it can be irritating at times as we can't do what we want but at the same...

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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 8 Feb 08

Are there any breastfeeding moms who would like to share their experiences?I'm a 27 mom who have breastfed three,and still breastfeeding my 12 month old.

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RockinMomma I'm currently breastfeeding my 2nd child, although she is only 4 months now, I plan to breastfeed her for as long as she needs. She was born 6 wks early and for the first month I had to pump and mix my milk, its been rough, but all well worth it. With my...

22 Apr 08

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mrsjoejoe @mrsjoejoe (59) • United States 5 Feb 08

Do anyone have or know anything about Seborrheic dermititis? As far as i know it can leave you skin real scaly, flaky, and itchy.

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34momma from what i know it is the drying of the scalp. any good dandriff shampoo will take care of that really well. the secret to using it is to put it on your hair dry, rub it in, and let it sit there before you wet your hair. give it about three minutes and then...

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