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• First Crushes

  
  Carter Chronicle — Authority: 121
  When Easton got in the car after church today, he had news! He told Ryan about a girl in his class. "Brynna is beautiful ! My eyes were like hearts when I sawed her." By the time I got in the car, Ryan couldnt wait to have me hear about the latest development. He asked Easton to tell me what hed told daddy. We ...
  12 hours ago

• Patrick Stewart uses traumatic childhood memories to boost performance

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 729
  London, November 28 (ANI): Patrick Stewart has confessed that he turns to traumatic childhood memories to boost his performances.The X-Men actor confessed being emotionally scarred after witnessing his father beat his mother while he was growing up.The 69-year-old veteran revealed he digs into the pain of the domestic ...
  1 day ago

• Deep Thought Provoking Questions

  
  The DailySkew — Authority: 428
  Deep thought provoking questions have always been prevalent throughout my entire life. It has been both a blessing and a curse. Why? (tm) I mean, is ignorance bliss or is ignorance just ignorance? Whoops, there I go again asking deep thought provoking questions. Before I get into a list of deep thought provoking ...
  2 days ago

• Blasts from the past

  
  Life of Turner — Authority: 115
  I have had the good fortune in the last week to have had several unexpected re-acquaintances on Facebook. Not the "hey, I havent talked to this person in a little while, and Im glad I can keep in touch with them online" kind - the "where did this come from - I havent talked to you since Grade 7" kind. Its really ...
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• Mum’s Free Range Poultry

  
  The Digital Awakening — Authority: 128
  In the late sixties and early seventies, we stayed in a rented room near the Kek Lok Si Temple in Ayer Itam. The room was one of three in a wooden house with a big compound. There were three windows but only one was opened. It looked out into the compound. “Bar lay”, a raised wooden platform, occupied two thirds ...
  3 days ago

• Will you forgive Teoh Beng Hock’s killer?

  
  *SUSAN LOONE's Blog* — Authority: 418
  Fatimah Zuhri asked this question in my Facebook note “Who will Chin Peng turn to now?”. She says:1. Regarding this Chin Peng issue, I’ll give one analogy.2. Let say la we found out who killed TBH. Let just name him Mr RL.3. By the time we found out who killed TBH, Pakatan Rakyat (PR) is [...]
  4 days ago

• Piecrust memories

  
  JUST ME — Authority: 433
  My mother loved to cook, and when I was growing up, the holidays were her time to shine. I enjoyed hanging around the kitchen when she was baking: I got to "lick the bowl" in which cakes were mixed; I was allowed to take a taste of brown sugar, or grab a handful of raisins. When Mother baked pies and trimmed off the ...
  4 days ago

• Saving The Past For The Future

  
  The Digital Awakening — Authority: 128
  Reflection of a tree on the surface of the pond at Sentul Park. Memories are like coins in a jar. The last to go in can easily be retrieved, the first an impossibility until the ones that went in before are taken out. Even then, the first coin would have lost its shine, tarnished by time. Likewise, memories fade as ...
  4 days ago

• childhood memories

  
  Lemoncholy's flight of fancy — Authority: 127
  how cute are these? i was going through some old stuff the other day and found these little drawings i did when i was 6 years old. it is my younger sister, kristi (note at age 6, i spelled it as "khis"), me in the middle and then my twin brother, kent. sadly, ive seen to have lost the portrait that i did of my older ...
  5 days ago

• How Did I Turn Into the Person I am Today?

  
  Bitchin' Wives Club — Authority: 122
  Obviously I cant answer that question in one post; it would take a book to put all the pieces together that make me tick. And even then one book probably wouldnt do it. Id be one of those people who feels compelled to release a new memoir every ten years. What was the name of that recent autobiography or album ...
  6 days ago

• Reflections on the Table, 1: Setting the Table

  
  Exile's Return — Authority: 127
  I learned to set a table from a book called The Non-Com’s Guide . I almost thought I had imagined it but Google did come up with three hits, one a citation in a militaria forum (for collectors of military stuff) and two ratings in French for someone who sold a copy on eBay a while back. No listing in WorldCat or ...
  1 week ago

• Teaberry plants bring back childhood memories

  
  DIY Network - Home Improvement How-To & Projects : DIY Network — Authority: 159
  I remember teaberry gum as a child. We were not given many sweets or gum as children but once in a while my parents gave us teaberry gum. I always liked the flavor and aroma of the gum. I was amazed one day while playing in the neighboring field to find a pretty plant with [...]
  1 week ago

• It Was The Worst Of Times, Now Its The Best of Times

  
  Writers Plot — Authority: 127
  posted by Leann Sweeney Holiday season is upon us, a time of year I have had plenty of difficulty with. Ever since my children moved away and married, I seem to have dwelled on the the worst that holidays brought me when I was growing up, thanks to my very alcoholic mother and all the drama she brought to each and ...
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• Monarch of my own kingdom

  
  Over A Cuppa Tea — Authority: 116
  Would you believe me if I told you that I am a monarch of my own kingdom? Say, an empress who rule a beautiful and peaceful land and I get to kick butts freely and nobody would say a word about it? And people tell me that I rock the world and I look beautiful all the time? Would you believe it? No? Well, I don’t ...
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• Victory Never Tasted So Sweet: A Candy Land Retrospective

  
  Toy Reviews and News | Wood Toys | Toy Dolls — Authority: 125
  I still plan to live here some day. I’ve been talking about board games a lot lately but I’ve been too caught up with the serious world of competition to remember some of the most classic and wonderful games of our youth (or in some cases our present if that’s how you roll). Two words for you here: Candy and ...
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• Graydon Carter Was Once Just a Young Candian Punk [Before They Were Stars]

  
  Gawker — Authority: 863
  Before Graydon Carter was the editor of Vanity Fair who jets to Bermuda while his magazines staff is laid off, he was just a young Canadian with a penchant for ice-skating and an out-sized ego. So says a childhood friend! In a post on his obscure political blog last month, an alleged former childhood ...
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• There are places I remember - #02

  
  Live from Waterloo — Authority: 424
  Everybody has a favourite place to eat, and I’m not the exception. While I have one that is very dear to me in my hometown (I have already written about it ),  and there are a few in Buenos Aires I like a lot, my favourite one is one called “ El Palacio de la Papa Frita ” (“The Palace of French Fries”). It ...
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• A Place on the Shelf

  
  Plank Road Summer — Authority: 93
  When Emily and I appeared at the Racine Lutheran High School Ladies’ Guild Harvest Fair, our Plank Road Summer book display was set up in an impressively renovated lobby which looked nothing like the entrance we remembered from our high school days. The RLHS Harvest Fair itself, on the other hand, seemed exactly ...
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• A Pleasant Surprise from Perfisio Solutions – Battle of the Brains 2008

  
  PeteFormation Foodie Adventure — Authority: 120
  I answered a call from Perfisio Solutions (jaring payment agent) yesterday asking me to collect my son’s consolation prize for last year UPSR Battle of The Brains 2008 contest. It was indeed a surprise to me because I have totally forgotten about this competition. Better late than never! I collected the package for ...
  2 weeks ago

• There are places I remember - #01

  
  Live from Waterloo — Authority: 424
  Yes. Another series… but this might be a short one. During my current trip to Argentina, I’ve been taking pictures of some places that are very dear to me, for different reasons. Like the one that starts the series today…   The “Almacén el Luchador” is a very old building located on the corner of ...
  2 weeks ago

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