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BlueCat @BlueCat (49) 20 May 12

I have wanted a tattoo for years but never plucked up the courage, but I'm hoping to get one in the next few days - a Phoenix symbol on my inner wrist, which is very important to me. I want it somewherer I can see it -...

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BlueCat @BlueCat (49) 20 May 12

I have wanted a tattoo for years but never plucked up the courage, but I'm hoping to get one in the next few days - a Phoenix symbol on my inner wrist, which is very important to me. I want it somewherer I can see it -...

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BlueCat Yep she went from a kind of WTF. Attitude to saying she understood my reasoning, doesn't like tattoos but understands why I want the one I want. Just need to make a appointment now, hopefully for this week.

20 May 12

BlueCat @BlueCat (49) 20 May 12

I have wanted a tattoo for years but never plucked up the courage, but I'm hoping to get one in the next few days - a Phoenix symbol on my inner wrist, which is very important to me. I want it somewherer I can see it -...

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BlueCat I'm going to - just waiting to hear if the tattoo artist had a slot free on Thursday! I even told my mum about it tonight ...

20 May 12

GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 16 May 12

I'm so disappointed. I've just had to cancel a course that I was booked to go on in August. It was a permaculture teacher training course, but sadly a combination of travel arrangements, child care and finding someone to take care...

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BlueCat That's a real shame as I know you were looking forward to the trip, but there's always next year - and you never know, things tend to happen for a reason so maybe the powers that be have something else in mind you for this summer!

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betterdays @BetterDays4Me (3777) • Philippines 20 May 12

Many people wanted to leave their office jobs and start working at home for several reasons. Some of them simply wanted to be close to their family while others find working at home a stress-free way of working. There are still so...

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BlueCat I started my own business working from home about five years ago - mainly because I wanted to be around more for my kids. I love the flexibility of working from home - if I want to take a day off I can rearrange my projects to do that. I also love that I'm not...

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musicluv4life @musicluv4life (1867) • United States 5 May 12

Ok random question because, im curious i seem to always by sweetshirts i love them. I prolly have at least 20 in my closet probley more. I know people who say they have like 2 or 3 and then i know people that have like 40. What do...

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BlueCat I think I've only owned one hoodie in my life! When I was a kid they really weren't around, and once they were popular I just felt like I was too old (and fat!) to look good in them. Shame really because I do love hoodies on my kids, they look good and are...

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BlueCat @BlueCat (49) 20 May 12

I have wanted a tattoo for years but never plucked up the courage, but I'm hoping to get one in the next few days - a Phoenix symbol on my inner wrist, which is very important to me. I want it somewherer I can see it -...

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BlueCat That's kind of my thought too - if someone decides they don't like me because I have a tattoo that's their problem, not mine. But then gain, my whole family hate tattoos so there is probably going to be trouble from my parents when I get one - even though I'm...

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besweet @besweet (9859) • Ireland 13 May 12

Recently I have been thinking about having a tatoo. I would like to have a small and discrete design, like a star, or a word but I haven't seen something that I really really like. I know that it is going to be permanent and I...

tattoo

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BlueCat I think I'd try to dissuade her Actually - or encourage her to think about it for a very long time. I'm a very different person now I'm in my forties to how I was when I was 18. If I'd got a tattoo then it would probably have been for a band or something I'd...

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BlueCat @BlueCat (49) 20 May 12

I have wanted a tattoo for years but never plucked up the courage, but I'm hoping to get one in the next few days - a Phoenix symbol on my inner wrist, which is very important to me. I want it somewherer I can see it -...

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ram_cv @ram_cv (16513) • India 20 May 12

Chelsea was going no where under AVB some months back. But since Di Matteo has taken over they have won the FA Cup, the Champions League and have also qualified for next year's Champions League. What an achievement for such a...

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BlueCat I think Di Matteo has been successful because he has passion for the club - that's the same reason why Morinho was so successful - and all the managers in between lacked that passion and just saw it as a job/ money which is why they failed. Trouble is I...

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 18 May 12

I was talking to a friend recently who was pleased because she had taken another step towards achieving her five year plan. I'm pleased for her, but it did make me feel rather lacking as I don't manage to plan beyond the end of...

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BlueCat One more thing - rather than have a plan I do have a list of things I want to learn and experience, places I want to visit etc. the idea was to work through the list of 101 things in 1001 days - I won't get everything done but it does give me ideas to work...

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 18 May 12

I was talking to a friend recently who was pleased because she had taken another step towards achieving her five year plan. I'm pleased for her, but it did make me feel rather lacking as I don't manage to plan beyond the end of...

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BlueCat I guess it depends how you define success. In business i enjoy what I do (most of the time) and I get good feedback from my customers so in that wy yes, I am successful. But when it comes to actually earning enough to pay the bills I'm not quite there yet! I...

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ladyhemingway @ladyhemingway (965) • Philippines 18 May 12

Tomorrow my family and I will be spending the entire day by the beach and since I am not really crazy about sunburn, I am planning to swim when the sun isn't too hot. While I am waiting for the right time to swim, I am wondering...

beach reading

books

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BlueCat Really depends what kind of books you enjoy! If you like family based dramas then Jodi Picoult is a good beach read - her books do tend to follow the same formula so you can't read too many in a row before they get boring, but now and then they are good. if...

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besweet @besweet (9859) • Ireland 13 May 12

Recently I have been thinking about having a tatoo. I would like to have a small and discrete design, like a star, or a word but I haven't seen something that I really really like. I know that it is going to be permanent and I...

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BlueCat I'm also thinking of getting a tattoo on my wrist. Years ago I hated them but for the last ten years I've been thinking about it and now the time is right - I think it might be a mid life crisis actually, as my kid has just turned 18 and I am the parent of an...

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 18 May 12

I was talking to a friend recently who was pleased because she had taken another step towards achieving her five year plan. I'm pleased for her, but it did make me feel rather lacking as I don't manage to plan beyond the end of...

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BlueCat I have never really planned anything - I just tend to meander through life dealing with what it throws at me. That's probably why I've never really been hugely successful at anything - the people I see doing really well are those with a vision who are...

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 21 Mar 12

As many of you know, we host volunteers at the farm who work with us on day to day projects in return for their meals and accommodation. It gives people an opportunity to learn about sustainable living and just experience...

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BlueCat The wisdom of youth (or lack of it!) I guess part of me would love to just take off with no plans and see what happens. Another part of me would have everything planned to the nth degree!

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 21 Mar 12

As many of you know, we host volunteers at the farm who work with us on day to day projects in return for their meals and accommodation. It gives people an opportunity to learn about sustainable living and just experience...

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BlueCat I am interested as to why you consider you were "blessed" to have no gap year. For me it was a very important time - I grew up a whole lot during my gap year, and I experienced things I don't think I'd have done if I'd not taken a break from education.

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 21 Mar 12

As many of you know, we host volunteers at the farm who work with us on day to day projects in return for their meals and accommodation. It gives people an opportunity to learn about sustainable living and just experience...

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BlueCat When I was 18 I took a gap year - but it became more than a year as I then didn't start my degree for about 15 years! For me personally I felt that I had spent a very long time in education and I wanted to experience something else before I embarked on further...

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 13 Mar 12

And not just because I can't find my all in one funky leotard thingy either! I've been sick recently, and what hit the rest of my family as just a bit of a cold completely laid me out. I actually slept through for 36 hours (my...

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BlueCat Can you maybe get some of the volunteers to take on some of the stuff that you're running yourself ragged doing? Could they help with cooking or washing - maybe have a communal clothes washing once a week that they help with? I did have one time when I had...

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GreenMoo @GreenMoo (11833) 13 Mar 12

We have a dilemma with a chap who just won't stay away from our farm. He originally contacted us to stay with us as a volunteer, but then changed his mind and went to live locally instead. He's a nice enough chap, and we've...

go away

offence

unwanted guest

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BlueCat Can you not delegate some work to him? He'll either muck in - which could help you guys out - or with any luck he'll get the message that you're busy and go away!

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