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Trace86 @Trace86 (5030) • United States 3 Jan 07

I just finished downloading the season finale but haven't watched it yet. Did anyone else watch it yet? I hope it is truly awesome enough to last me the whole off season. Do you think Jack is getting too wimpy? He was so much...

bbc

season finale

torchwood

tv

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Bunny2 Actually we watched the whole season - it was shown here on TV. Don't know if I'd want a Pterodactyl in my back yard, though. But Captain Jack, well, wopuldn't say no to him! LOL.

5 Apr 08

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 26 Aug 07

Imagine if H.G. Wells' fictitious machine actually existed! A machine that would help us escape from everyday life…to anywhere, anytime. Where would you go? At what place along the timeline? Would you travel back within your own...

time travel

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Bunny2 Oh how sweet! That's so gorgeous.

1 Jan 08

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 26 Aug 07

Imagine if H.G. Wells' fictitious machine actually existed! A machine that would help us escape from everyday life…to anywhere, anytime. Where would you go? At what place along the timeline? Would you travel back within your own...

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Bunny2 Yes, that would have been a good time in many ways. Much simpler times too.

5 Nov 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 25 Jul 07

I had my children when I was in my early thirties. Some of our friends have had children when they turned 40. Both couples have had only one child each and they are spoilt rotten! Is that indicative of waiting to have your...

age

baby

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Bunny2 I don't consider 34 too old - in fact it's a good age. I had problems and couldn't conceive until I was 31 the first time. But I think 50 onwards is too old - natural aging processes make it difficult to look after small children or teenagers as you age. it's...

5 Nov 07

mipen2006 @mipen2006 (5528) • Australia 18 Sep 07

With the new allegations against him, will O.J. finally go to jail where many people believe he belongs? Or can he beat the fragile U.S. justice system once again. Do we have to endure another farcical trial with the arrogant one...

jail

oj simpson

trial

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Bunny2 Hi there, The initiative is going to be started in South Australia. Here's the link: www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,22207301-910,00.html Thanks for giving me the best response!

4 Nov 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 25 Oct 07

http://tinyurl.com/2u6nqa Watch the dancing woman spin. Which way does she turn?This has been going around on a couple of writing loops but also coming through from private emails. I'm fascinated!At first I saw the dancer going...

right brain left brain

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Bunny2 Then you must be a very creative person! Thanks for your input and keep trying - you might be able to make her dance the other way!

2 Nov 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 23 Feb 07

There is no doubt that the Internet has changed my life completely. Sometimes I wonder what I would do without it. I would certainly get more of other things done. More housework more regularly. And I'd get more writing done...

internet

net

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Bunny2 Yes, I would miss it terribly - but I might go back to my crafts like cross stitching and crocheting :) Thanks for replying.

2 Nov 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 25 Jul 07

I had my children when I was in my early thirties. Some of our friends have had children when they turned 40. Both couples have had only one child each and they are spoilt rotten! Is that indicative of waiting to have your...

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Bunny2 Thanks for your reply. Age is in fact a factor for fathers too. There is a big connection between Downs Syndrome and age of the father not just the mother. And it is true that older parents can often afford to indulge their children more.

2 Nov 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 25 Oct 07

http://tinyurl.com/2u6nqa Watch the dancing woman spin. Which way does she turn?This has been going around on a couple of writing loops but also coming through from private emails. I'm fascinated!At first I saw the dancer going...

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Bunny2 Oh it's completely absorbing trying to get her to change. And someone can be beside you or behind you and see her moving the opposite of what you see. The brain is a complex thing! Thanks for your reply!

25 Oct 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 25 Jul 07

I had my children when I was in my early thirties. Some of our friends have had children when they turned 40. Both couples have had only one child each and they are spoilt rotten! Is that indicative of waiting to have your...

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Bunny2 It's difficult to get the happy medium - too young - too old. What's the best age and is it the best age for everyone? Thanks for your comment.

25 Oct 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 5 Aug 07

Hope someone can help me. My son spilt tomato pasta sauce on his White 100% pure cotton top from Cotton On. It's like a nice T-shirt material - slightly ribbed. I sprayed Oxy Action Pre Wash spray on it and left it overnight. The...

bleach

cotton

stain removal

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Bunny2 Sorry for this late reply. I've never tried the stain sticks - though it would be too late for that. Might have to buy one and keep it handy. Thanks!

10 Sep 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 26 Aug 07

Imagine if H.G. Wells' fictitious machine actually existed! A machine that would help us escape from everyday life…to anywhere, anytime. Where would you go? At what place along the timeline? Would you travel back within your own...

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Bunny2 What a great idea! I'd love to meet my maternal grandfather who died when I was 9 - but he lived in Italy while I lived her so had never met him. And most of all I miss my mum. She died ten years ago - I would LOVE to spend more time with her.

10 Sep 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 26 Aug 07

Imagine if H.G. Wells' fictitious machine actually existed! A machine that would help us escape from everyday life…to anywhere, anytime. Where would you go? At what place along the timeline? Would you travel back within your own...

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Bunny2 Not for me - I like my comforts! And my PC!!

10 Sep 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 26 Aug 07

Imagine if H.G. Wells' fictitious machine actually existed! A machine that would help us escape from everyday life…to anywhere, anytime. Where would you go? At what place along the timeline? Would you travel back within your own...

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Bunny2 Hmmm I suppose we can have a couple of different trips - but not too many - otherwise we could go anywhere we wanted in time and as many times as we want. Medieval times were interesting, weren't they!

29 Aug 07

littlemissdaisies @littlemissdaisies (52) 30 Jul 07

I bought my wedding dress on Saturday and have started feeling slight amounts of panic over whether or not I have made the right decision. Is this a normal feeling. I definitley didnt feel as though it was "the" dress! But it is...

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Bunny2 When is the wedding? Or has it been? Either way I know you will be or were the most beautiful bride :) Thanks for the best response. {{HUGS}}

27 Aug 07

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Transformed @Transformed (1259) • United States 2 May 07

For the writers in the community, are you working on any specific pieces? What do you want your pieces to say? I'm writing a book about overcoming bullying.

writing

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Bunny2 Thanks, AA, I meant to thank you three weeks ago, but my pc died. Thanks very much for htinking of me.

27 Aug 07

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Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 26 Aug 07

Imagine if H.G. Wells' fictitious machine actually existed! A machine that would help us escape from everyday life…to anywhere, anytime. Where would you go? At what place along the timeline? Would you travel back within your own...

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Bunny2 Ah, but with a time machine, you could go back and forth as often as you wish! Well, in theory you could. Thanks for your reply.

27 Aug 07

Bunny2 @Bunny2 (2102) • Australia 26 Aug 07

Imagine if H.G. Wells' fictitious machine actually existed! A machine that would help us escape from everyday life…to anywhere, anytime. Where would you go? At what place along the timeline? Would you travel back within your own...

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Bunny2 And thanks for your response!

27 Aug 07

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