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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 17 Jun

My dad has always told me the story about how his parents moved in with him without notice. My dad always struggled to get along with his family because they were a rough group that always expected things from him. My dad worked...

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celticeagle @sissy15 ..........sounds like quite a selfish clan.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 17 Jun

My dad has always told me the story about how his parents moved in with him without notice. My dad always struggled to get along with his family because they were a rough group that always expected things from him. My dad worked...

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Aparna Sen @sissy15 Yes that's understandable

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 17 Jun

My dad has always told me the story about how his parents moved in with him without notice. My dad always struggled to get along with his family because they were a rough group that always expected things from him. My dad worked...

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Aparna Sen @sissy15 Oh my God, that is horrible. He has to live with this guilt (which he should not have in the first place) everyday. That's terrible.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 17 Jun

My dad has always told me the story about how his parents moved in with him without notice. My dad always struggled to get along with his family because they were a rough group that always expected things from him. My dad worked...

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Aparna Sen @sissy15

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 11 Jun

I want to preface this post by saying as someone who works with children and a lot of low income kids who don't have the best lives and deal with a lot of neglect, I understand that there is usually a reason why children act the...

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marguicha @sissy15 Unfortunatly parenting is not taught in any place. Even psychologists don´t know much about it.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 11 Jun

There's something about history that always just draws me in. I love looking at old photos of people who died long ago or maybe not quite as long ago as we thought. We often think 100 years is a long time when in reality it isn't....

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Judy Evans @sissy15 My mother could buy an ice-ream for a penny! Now the ice-creams I like are $5.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 11 Jun

There's something about history that always just draws me in. I love looking at old photos of people who died long ago or maybe not quite as long ago as we thought. We often think 100 years is a long time when in reality it isn't....

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Aparna Sen @sissy15 Yes true. I too do that sometimes

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 6 Jun

In 1987 there was a house in Atlanta that is known as the blood house. In October of 1987 Minnie Winston was relaxing in her bathtub the one place she could unwind as she spent much of her time taking care of her husband who was...

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celticeagle @sissy15 ........Ouija boards are not to be messed with. They can open portals and let some awful entities into our realm. Things we don't want to deal with.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 6 Jun

In 1987 there was a house in Atlanta that is known as the blood house. In October of 1987 Minnie Winston was relaxing in her bathtub the one place she could unwind as she spent much of her time taking care of her husband who was...

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Aparna Sen @sissy15 glad u didn't have nightmares

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 5 Jun

The more I cook at home now that I have time the more I realize the way my brain works is very different from my husband's. My husband is a better cook in that he's better with his process and knows how to do more than I do as far...

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M.Shafeeq @sissy15 I see that's nice

6 Jun

Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 5 Jun

As I mentioned previously my son was diagnosed with sensory processing disorder which made some things very difficult when he was little. Dinner time has often been a struggle with him because he was a picky eater and he would...

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Kareng @sissy15 Such a great milestone!

5 Jun

Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 31 May

Today I went to the Warren G Harding Home and Museum in Marion Ohio. It was such an interesting place to check out. It's the third presidential site I've been to. I've been to the Rutheford B. Hayes home and museum in Fremont Ohio...

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Judy Evans @sissy15 I agree we should be grateful for that. It's still a struggle for 'equal' rights though, isn't it?

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75822) • United States 26 Jul 23

Nowadays we are shocked when a politician manages to do his or her job without a scandal attached to them. It really isn’t anything new, if you think about it: studying about Tammany Hall in the 19th century will make you...

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Four Walls @sissy15 — one of the interesting things about WWII history in America is the places where POW camps were. There’s a little part of what used to be a rather large POW camp outside of Edinburgh, Indiana (Camp Atterbury). The POWs built a small chapel for...

1 Jun

Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 26 May

With summer break coming up I am feeling incredibly nostalgic for my childhood. Those carefree days where everything seemed so easy. The summer was about being a kid. I am now an adult and the summer has lost its magic but that...

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celticeagle @sissy15 .......Time does seem to fly. I have good memories of my childhood, too. I am thankful for that.

1 Jun

Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 31 May

Has there ever been a movie with an actor/actress you normally don't like but love them in a certain movie/movies? Or has there ever been an actor you didn't like until you saw them in a certain movie and then you loved them after...

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ultraman cosmos @sissy15 Ah yes totally agree on this part.

1 Jun

Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 31 May

Today I went to the Warren G Harding Home and Museum in Marion Ohio. It was such an interesting place to check out. It's the third presidential site I've been to. I've been to the Rutheford B. Hayes home and museum in Fremont Ohio...

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Kareng @sissy15 I agree!

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75822) • United States 26 Jul 23

Nowadays we are shocked when a politician manages to do his or her job without a scandal attached to them. It really isn’t anything new, if you think about it: studying about Tammany Hall in the 19th century will make you...

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Four Walls @sissy15 — I saw the other part of Put In Bay when I was in Erie, PA. My first ride on a Great Lake was there, too! I looked back on my previous discussions and remembered the great time I had at the Dayton History Park. That’s highly recommended as well.

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75822) • United States 26 Jul 23

Nowadays we are shocked when a politician manages to do his or her job without a scandal attached to them. It really isn’t anything new, if you think about it: studying about Tammany Hall in the 19th century will make you...

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Four Walls @sissy15 — I also recommend the Gnadenhütten site/memorial. That was very somber and sad. I think that’s east of Newark OH.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (12440) • United States 31 May

Has there ever been a movie with an actor/actress you normally don't like but love them in a certain movie/movies? Or has there ever been an actor you didn't like until you saw them in a certain movie and then you loved them after...

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ultraman cosmos @sissy15 I know what you meant especially if a character keep acting the same type of role which will eventually make it fatigue to watch them (e.g. Tom Cruise)

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Four Walls @FourWalls (75822) • United States 26 Jul 23

Nowadays we are shocked when a politician manages to do his or her job without a scandal attached to them. It really isn’t anything new, if you think about it: studying about Tammany Hall in the 19th century will make you...

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Four Walls @sissy15 — last year I went to the Underground Railroad Museum in Cincinnati. It was mind blowing. I also enjoyed a walk around Great American Baseball Park. A few years ago I met a couple of myLotters who live in Ohio, and I did some history touring along...

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